The Twitter atmosphere out there, snarky comments on email, Snapchat.
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Morgan can be snarky and empathetic at the same time.
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Full of laughter, innocence, and unparalleled levels of snarky honesty.
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So Snarky Puppy was my way of getting to play.
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It's easy to be snarky about this sort of thing.
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Snarky dialogue spoilers for The Defenders ahead, but nothing more.
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You've spoken a little bit about snarky fan feedback online.
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Cue the inevitable snarky debate about what constitutes bad behavior.
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His crack about Sumner, for example, was cutting, even snarky.
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Trump ended up approving the sanctions with a snarky statement.
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Then some commentators got a little snarky about upset liberals.
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Or are there just some snarky tweets about the topic?
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And in some ways, Twitter's snarky milieu made that easy.
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BROWN It's not that snarky New York kind of thing.
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Have I not taught you to be snarky and mean?
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I'll probably be a snarky asshole about the entire thing.
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"You can't respond with a snarky tweet," she added to laughs.
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On social media, the attacks on Acosta were swift and snarky.
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They have a mildly snarky page dedicated to debunking this hoax.
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The camera caught you saying some snarky remarks about her, though.
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Valerian has echoes of Willis' Korben Dallas in his snarky attitude.
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Oh, and she throws in a snarky GIF for good measure.
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"Conscious uncoupling" has become something of a snarky pop culture meme.
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I think he sent you a pretty snarky reminder after that.
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She's even been snarky on Twitter with direct pokes at Trump.
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In 2009, it switched tracks, becoming a snarky anti-West outlet.
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She decided to take it further than a single, snarky tweet.
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Augmented by video and animation, the commentaries showcased witty, snarky writing.
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There's nothing snarky or spoofy about them — just a playful incongruity.
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But such a deal will take dedicated work, not snarky tweets.
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Now that would be something to tweet a snarky video about.
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We were told to be snarky by directors and by the network.
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Her snarky comments sure are getting her a lot of airtime, though.
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Toledo is honest, bogged down in bleakness and offset by snarky remarks.
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It's not like I invented synthesizer music, I didn't invent being snarky.
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The zoo was spammed with snarky replies when it posted on Twitter.
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He accuses Kendall of being an "actress" and gets snotty and snarky.
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But let's get down to what's really real: The snarky Twitter jokes!
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So, Mr. Trump, let journalists gather and ask you those snarky questions.
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Trojan. I have nothing snarky to say here, and neither should you!
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In 53, these guys started spreading snarky jokes, embarrassing stories, and musings.
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"I was the snarky neighbor who didn't like kids," Louis-Dreyfus said.
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Critics overwhelmingly approved of the film, calling it "a nonstop, snarky ride."
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Suddenly the snarky wit was a romantic, the angular composer a melodist.
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"Gobbledygook" has received the most attention, some playful and some fairly snarky.
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Here, her voice is on full display, and it's snarky and winning.
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But don't write them if you're angry about something, or feeling snarky.
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The reports have unleashed a tide of snarky comment on social media.
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Vice, the millennial-focused media company, has made entertaining, snarky videos there.
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Snarky commentators say it's easy to oppose femicides, because nobody defends them.
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The night veered from snarky to earnest, from climate change to … eyebrows?
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There are a lot of on-theme, snarky quote options out there.
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This makes "At Home" feel playful and affectionate, rather than merely snarky.
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And if I'm being snarky, well, Moore of all people warrants it.
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Sometime's it's as simple as a snarky comment at a park in summer.
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It's just that this year Apple has something snarky to say about it.
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Weren't you a little surprised to hear Valentina get snarky over Alexis' win?
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And the 11th Snarky Puppy album, "Culcha Vulcha," is due out in June.
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For now, we'll just have to satisfy ourselves with this short, snarky trailer.
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A few weeks ago, I was snarky about stock imagery on the internet.
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Instead, her complaint was met with a snarky and completely tone deaf response.
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We don't even mean to be snarky or mean by asking the question.
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She didn't make snarky remarks or partake in oddball antics for a while.
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Ashton Kutcher said he almost shared a "snarky tweet" but chose not to.
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We've even heard snarky Lower Manhattan residents say upstate lies above 14th Street.
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It's so snarky, it's so ad hominum [sic], it's so black and white.
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Social media was not full of snarky similes and comparisons to cartoon characters.
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While some have welcomed it, others have been a tad critical and snarky.
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The responses ranged from openly angry to snarky sarcasm to plain, old jokes.
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Every Trump tweet meets with dissent and a significant number of snarky responses.
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" He added later, "I think putting divided is snarky, but again, it's divided.
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I can't remember what exactly I said, but I'm sure it was snarky.
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It was agony for top Democrats whose private, sometimes snarky comments were aired.
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For Pink, our willingness to promote an increasingly "snarky" culture is bringing us down.
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He has a snarky quality that was perfect in The Social Network and Zombieland.
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But you can bet that whenever they finally do, it'll be snarky as hell.
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Other towns, plagued by overzealous parents of their own, have installed similarly snarky reminders.
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The dialogue is fittingly snarky, sarcastic, and actually laugh-out-loud funny at times.
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" Does Apple really wants to invite a year of snarky headlines about "iPhone excess?
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A follower left a snarky comment slamming Baldwin over husband Justin Bieber's estimated fortune.
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He said some snarky comment but reluctantly brought me to where I was staying.
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I am truly fascinated by how snarky Alison as seen by Cole always is.
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She's a conduit for all of our feelings — snarky or sincere — about everything Rio.
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He's flamboyant where Tillerson is guarded, sharp and sometimes snarky where Tillerson is reticent.
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Open up any Bowie interview and the jokes and snarky comments come pouring out.
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If someone posts screenshots, I'll meticulously go through every shred of each snarky text.
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And I don't think you're being snarky, I think it's a very good question.
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Ford's Solo was also self-deprecating, snarky, and — Leia was right — a little scruffy.
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Tori: Acrop staff was snarky with our girls when we ordered food from them.
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It's kind of snarly and snarky and that was my introduction to you guys.
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He comes off as snarky, where he would like to come off as charming.
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Surprised, snarky, frustrated, and of course, kisses – you've got to keep it interesting. 10.
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Of course, McDonald's isn't the only chain to feel Wendy's snarky social media wrath.
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Not firing off snarky tweets that stir your base at the expense of accuracy.
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It gave us plenty of opportunity for humorous and snarky back and forth exchanges.
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"I was about to push the button on a really snarky tweet," Kutcher tweeted.
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When the season stars, Jones is still the snarky private investigator from season one.
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With all these reaction GIFs and snarky quips, who needs to actually enjoy the show?
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Cards Against Humanity is famed for being snarky and sardonic — now it's socially progressive, too.
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One of LJ's drumming heroes, Snarky Puppy's Larnell Lewis, even shared one of LJ's videos.
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I'm already looking forward to snarky questions about when I last went to the gym.
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Write a snarky Facebook post making it clear that plant-based patrons are not welcome.
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Tay responds to questions — often nonsensically — and isn't shy about having opinions or being snarky.
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Singer Aaron Carter's Twitter endorsement of Trump in February prompted a barrage of snarky comments.
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Don't you think it's harder to be earnest and do it right than be snarky?
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Snarky Puppy, which once performed in small venues, can now fill a 3,000-seat auditorium.
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Rossi posted a snarky reply to Facebook, touting his personal accomplishments in qualifying for Boston.
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But as it turns out, he wasn't always the frontrunner for the mysterious snarky blogger.
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Worse, an outrageously snarky official Twitter account consistently proved more entertaining than the actual games.
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Related: I'm only good at two things in this life: Kicking ass and being snarky.
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The couple, who are white, have a teen-age daughter, the snarky Kristen (Sosie Bacon).
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Petite but with a snarky edge, Ms. Knox began playing guitar when she was 7.
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We are supposed to be feisty, sexy, snarky women, or girls, or ladies, or whatever.
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You can talk about anything you want ... something funny, serious, snarky or anything in between.
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The snack also has a hilarious and snarky Twitter account with more than 269,000 followers.
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Victory in our political climate is when you have a snarky 30-second sound bite.
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He's flamboyant, snarky and judgmental, even running a tabloid-like morning gossip broadcast at school.
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Their works, like "Striking 12" and "Long Story Short," mix the snarky and the sentimental.
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Congressional Republicans are losing their fear of Trump, making ever more snarky comments about him.
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In 2015, a video of one of the waitresses being snarky to diners went viral.
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It was gossipy, and it had really a snarky edge to it, which I really liked.
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But I let people know- I have to say you're increasingly snarky, just so you know.
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My usually snarky queer newsfeed filled up with crying emojis and links to the Ellen interview.
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Sure, you've seen ads for startups with splashy marketing and snarky taglines, but, frankly, you're lazy.
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Instead of creating an open space for a mature dialogue, I was snarky and passive aggressive.
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Snarky Puppy has carried its good will forward in other ways, mobilizing GroundUp as a platform.
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Or you have to proceed in a kind of snarky, super self-aware kind of way.
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Stop typing that angry, snarky tweet right now, and let me state a few big caveats.
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I pride myself on having opinions, and I don't express them in snarky ways toward people.
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We're not a negative or snarky brand, so social media feuds are few and far between.
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I was in a perpetually bad mood, and chose to ignore or be snarky to people.
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I've had some snarky comments about being an adult and playing it, but I don't care.
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Stars Hollow's resident snarky barista is bringing part of his fictional persona into the real world.
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Ruth Ross, West Orange, N.J. I was disappointed with the snarky tone of Mark Leibovich's piece.
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These days, her stream-of-consciousness style documents the frustrations of modern life with snarky passion.
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I want to say something snarky, but I'm actually really here for Chris Brown's new look.
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They're smart, snarky in a witty way, and — like the Woodstock generation — wise for their age.
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Snarky straw man arguments are crafted and knocked down to give the impression of rebutting them.
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They can't stop snarky Russians from saying the president of the United States can be duped.
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Priebus even threw in a snarky rejoinder to the #NeverTrump movement by adding the hashtag #NeverClinton.
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Is there anything better than a snarky line about his predicament and maybe the word "mood"?
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Any stressful situation can cause you to grow a bit irritable and snarky with one another.
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Bias words, they're your opinion, also in Twitter feeds, snarky, mocking the president and first lady.
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Trading snarky comments on Facebook is not the same thing as going to a town hall.
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" It carried the news under a snarky message-board headline, "Let's make track even more unpopular.
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The often-snarky social internet saw the gesture and came out with a much different read.
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How does a presidential figure highlight a note of seriousness and sincerity through quick, snarky tags?
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It had been preceded and followed by the usual snarky, dishonest hostility of the elite media.
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Not trying to be snarky, just trying to figure out if I'm a Marxist or not.
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The friend sent a message ribbing him about it, and Brian sent back a snarky reply.
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Turn off location sharing and delete some of those snarky texts that you'd die if anyone read.
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So no one had ever made a location-based kind of fun, hipster, snarky game about places.
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I knew snarky, glib male sportswriters were sharpening their pencils, waiting to gleefully write those take-downs.
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" Berry told the Boston Globe that the tweet was intended to be a "snarky, sarcastic, cynical remark.
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Also, reducing an international crisis to a snarky hash tag makes u sound like a gibbering idiot.
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In a world filled with snarky clap backs, Chastain did the seemingly impossible: She responded with kindness.
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There are silly side plots and puerile dick jokes, and earnest speeches immediately undercut by snarky gags.
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As can be imagined, fans had a lot to say, their comments ranging from snarky to supportive.
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You lose by acknowledging nuance, tipping too far into fantasy, or fighting with the game's snarky narrator.
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And the man is forced to choose between his snarky mother and his soon-to-be wife.
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Even the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, gets snarky comments when she wears the same clothes twice.
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The minute-long trailer was quintessential Roseanne, with snarky quips, bold humor and the beloved Conner crew.
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"Not to be snarky, but Melania can probably use a week's rest from Blabbermouth Don," King tweeted.
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So sick and tired of reporters who think tweeting snarky things about Trump is doing their jobs.
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Resist the temptation to say something snarky or blame-y, because it's just unproductive, says Dr. Zeising.
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It turns out they're not random muggers, but her students, so she gives them some snarky advice.
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Fox took the bait and released a snarky, juvenile response to Trump's decision to skip the debate.
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Just make sure you incorporate lots of black and gray, and make plenty of snarky, condescending comments.
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" And think I snapped back with something snarky like, "I wish I could believe you were sincere.
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When a follower left a snarky comment on one of Blac Chyna's Instagram videos, he stepped in.
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If you want to be remembered as a pill, send a snarky note with your Venmo payment.
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Ms. King established a distinct brand of news delivery: chatty but not snarky, empathetic but not sappy.
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CEDRIC I think people have gotten used to snarky, dark, everybody-has-got-an-attitude-type shows.
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The poems in Milk combine snarky sense of humor with an edge of semi-bitter self-consciousness.
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I overheard one of my roommates making snarky comments about how much time I spend with him.
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Daily hassles, which is suppressing annoyance at delays or anything irritating that would inspire a snarky tweet.
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Here's the best I can do: A hastily assembled collection of snarky comments from people I follow.
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If snarky pile-ons are your friend group's love language, Happy Endings should be your happy place.
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Pro-Pelosi forces launched a snarky Twitter assault against a handful of the men leading the rebellion.
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In his tone, Sanders alternated between rage at the status quo and snarky skepticism of proposed solutions.
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Story time took a snarky turn thanks to RuPaul Charles, who hosted this week's Saturday Night Live.
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Many parents have told me that they find Pigeon too angry or too snarky or too adult.
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So it turns out Trump's recent snarky Tweet aimed at the Emmys was not entirely accurate. Stunner.
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Ranting may only feel good if someone is there to appreciate all your witty and snarky remarks.
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"The somewhat snarky phrase is that Spitzer studies the old, the cold, and the dirty," Rebull says.
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I just ready myself for a snarky comment, or at the very least a massive eye roll.
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It really is, it's not a day to be snarky, this is an abuse of the system.
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On another occasion, Mr. Butterfield bought a snarky full-page newspaper ad to taunt a rival, Microsoft.
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Even readers less snarky than Wilde can be forgiven if fictional expirations meet with less than solemn reactions.
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The duo's relationship is usually more snarky and funny than sad, but here, I really feel for Frances.
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However, it's important to note even the most snarky of the app's detractors found nice things about it.
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Like a true Aries, she can be snarky and stubborn, adhering to her own self-defined moral compass.
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We had a laugh about this last bit, made a few snarky comments, and thought nothing of it.
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If you can couple a snarky statement with a line from a music radio hit, you're in business.
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Friday performers include from Vince Staples, BJ the Chicago Kid, Banners, Cloves, Niykee Heaton, Joseph and Snarky Puppy.
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It's a total send up of the genre, but never does Collins come across as cruel or snarky.
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Of course, Penelope has something snarky to say but Cheryl invited Toni as emotional support, so that's that.
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When Apple announced Animoji on stage at the iPhone X event, the snarky tweets started popping off immediately.
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Frankie Boyle has penned an opinion piece on Donald Trump and it's both hilarious and snarky as hell.
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But the person who manages the magazine's Twitter account decided it was not the time to be snarky.
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Jared Kushner (May) has been the butt end of Trump's "several snarky, disparaging comments," as the NYT wrote.
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Moves far, far greater than any snarky expectation for the 24 year old just trying to make it.
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Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange (introduced in 2016) has the snarky ego and snappy one-liners of Iron Man.
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Iron Man 3 lets the perpetually snarky Tony Stark get vulnerable as he faces his post-Avengers PTSD.
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Whether you're feeling snarky, smooth, or have hearts in your eyes, these beach balls have got you covered.
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Ted Cruz gave some fine answers, as on health care reform, but came across as petulant and snarky.
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By now, some of you might be forming a hard nugget of disapproval for the snarky childfree redditors.
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Most just gave one to the Browns along with a snarky comment about how Cleveland can't develop quarterbacks.
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I would love to say that my snarky tone reflected the national mood, but I have no evidence.
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Sure enough, Rob's pal Stan made a snarky comment, and before long the two were going at it.
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Spike (Chris O'Shea), the tutor, is a strict, snarky materialist, impatient with what he perceives as her naïveté.
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In a world of Yelps and snarky corporate Twitter accounts, it's easier than ever to interact with companies.
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So did Senator Amy Klobuchar, when she responded to rude, snarky comments by Kavanaugh in calm, measured tones.
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Twitter has turned a lot of sports reporting into play-by-play, hot takes and snarky one-liners.
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On the list of intentions with that piece, hurting somebody or being snarky, was not on the list.
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In the absence of context, the line between wild news story and snarky meme can be exceedingly fine.
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EDT We have since learned that nothing is good in the world and this snarky kid was staged.
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Mr. Henry, a gospel-rooted keyboard maestro, is becoming the boy king of the greater Snarky Puppy kingdom.
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Make it festive or funny or snarky or sweet There might be a contest and someone to beat.
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Jeff Leach took to Twitter to call out fellow Christians making "hateful and snarky" comments about Hawking's death.
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" Then there's this snarky commentary on language that Arendt might have voiced: "German honored the invention of entities.
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It is, however, an opportunity to make a snarky remark like, "This is what's really scary," he noted.
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It's snarky-funny, and snappy, sort of like it was written on Twitter before being transcribed into long-form.
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That evening, the Clinton campaign struck back with a snarky post on Medium written by campaign chair John Podesta.
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There are some people who can be emotionally draining, or who trigger the judgmental, snarky, nasty sides of you.
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Shinesty started out in 2014 as a platform that sold strictly vintage items, with a snarky social media presence.
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But Amazon is finally letting Alexa get a little more personal — and snarky — with a new feature called Blueprints.
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The feud saw diss tracks and snarky jabs, though Perry has since expressed her desire to end the squabble.
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There will also be at least one album apiece by the Snarky Puppy keyboardists Cory Henry and Bill Laurance.
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It is built to reward us for snarky in-group communication and designed to encourage unintended out-group readership.
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The snarky journalism site will shut down next week, as Univision buys it and related websites for $135 million.
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A new class of high school students are about to see lots of snarky stick figures this coming fall.
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These aren't people being snarky or rolling their eyes and being dicks on purpose, it's just how they are.
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Snarky Puppy, a quirky Grammy award-winning instrumental ensemble, incorporates funk and electronica into the jazz in its music.
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"Friends can bring out bad stuff for you, and make you competitive, snarky, materialistic, judgmental, or lazy," she says.
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I don't have anything snarky to say and appreciate your analysis of the inequities of wealth distribution under capitalism.
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When you say snarky sound bites, are you talking about the governor's attacks on Marc Molinaro, his Republican opponent?
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I thought self-referencing would be a very snarky/cocky thing to do and it also made me laugh.
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"Snarky comment[s]" and "spiteful tweets" are included in its assessment, along with generalized mean and ad hominem comments.
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The idea of a play based on such exchanges sounded awful, an occasion for sentimental slush or snarky camp.
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Media Watch is a program known for its tough and amusingly snarky take on the media landscape in Australia.
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As mentioned, its Twitter account even offered up a snarky response to the White House press secretary on Twitter. .
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Gift Mom Life: A Snarky Adult Coloring Book, $8.99Any mom knows that motherhood is not all rainbows and sunshine.
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His snarky tweets attacking my state are a perfect reflection of his character and the way he treats others.
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Like I said, I was around during a bad era for The Dead, coming up as a snarky skateboarder.
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It kicks off with the promise of murder, teasing out the possibilities in snarky flash-forwards to police interrogations.
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It isn't everybody's cup of tea — especially when combined with Gunn's trademark snarky humor — but boy, is it mine.
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At this very moment, social media is taking particular snarky glee in telling Pokémon Go to, well, get a life.
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Its snarky, self-referential jokes have gotten sharper and smarter, and its swings into tragedy are on occasion downright heartbreaking.
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Whatever's next for Gawker Media, it's tone of snarky, no-holds-barred style of journalism has impacted digital media forever.
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Audiences seem high on Ryan Reynolds' snarky take on the eponymous sleuthing Pokemon, awarding the film with an A- CinemaScore.
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Her snarky "No" when Matt asks if he can inquire how long she's been a P.I. is just so Jess.
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It's filled with vast planetary landscapes and space battles, prison breaks and snarky dialogue, conflicting loyalties and madcap fight scenes.
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But whether or not you're a fan of the college football star turned lightning rod for snarky jokes, get ready.
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She's like the sassy barkeep from a movie or a videogame – snarky, sharp-elbowed, she'll threaten to drop kick you.
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Us snarky viewers are forced to consider the contestants on the other side of the screen as people, not contestants.
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Even Deadpool — which is self-consciously a snarky deconstruction of the genre — plays with these tropes for the most part.
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He canceled more than one scheduled comedy performance and the ones he did attend contained snarky references to the split.
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One accompanied by a furious, snarky caption, highlighting just how awful and unacceptable it is, a dunk fueled by rage.
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And then people will just make snarky jokes about it, and that's ... If they're not organized, that's all we'll get.
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So prepare your heckles and snarky tweets, baseball fans: You've only got 19 months left to kick A-Rod around.
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There's going to come a time when not every mention of Samsung will elicit some snarky comment about exploding smartphones.
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There isn't much to say, other than Tveit had even the most snarky viewers pausing to enjoy his rippling muscles.
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With her lavish lifestyle and snarky British wit, Vanderpump is one of the most iconic TV personalities of recent years.
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Trump may be right to think that his fans want his snarky, brash quips more than they want policy ideas.
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One thing is for sure, she's learned a lot about how snarky millennials can be in the last 224 hours.
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Humor is another appealing Canadian quality that, alas, is in short supply in the snarky personas of Trump and Cruz.
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From promotional T-shirts to snarky Twitter feeds, these brands do more than just sell food — they sell a lifestyle.
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Even journalists who are studiously solemn and self-important in their traditional media personas engage in snarky commentary on Twitter.
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And for good reason: She's snarky, reckless, and has been just slightly outside of the spotlight for far too long.
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Ms. Heckerling had been struggling to find an actress who could recite snarky, entitled dialogue, but make it sound sweet.
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But the big difference was, before they had real personalities, they were snarky, they were really good at the internet.
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And he generates conversation — even if that conversation often comes in the form of snarky blog posts like this one.
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D. watches sports on his laptop and makes the occasional snarky comment but never leaves the room (I'm just saying).
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"I don't even regret being kind of snarky," she said, before acknowledging that she's paid a price for her directness.
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Come on people – is it too much to ask for you to be interesting, snarky and/or informative this morning?!
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It only makes sense that the snarky AI weatherbot would make the leap to AR, where its personality can really shine.
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He's also a Brooklyn-based artist known for creating sunny, snarky illustrated worlds that both affirm and critique the human psyche.
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Ms. Krause's Rose exudes a casually snarky vibe that's amusing, but she also locates the character's complicated humanity with clean precision.
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The source did make clear though that there likely aren't any snarky messages being exchanged between Kate and Meghan in it.
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On Tuesday, she teased her engagement on Twitter, tweeting a simple diamond ring emoji coupled with a snarky Ariana Grande GIF.
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She would seriously rather say something snarky and run out of a bathroom than explore the possibility of getting oral sex?
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He shot an early Google Glass commercial called "Seeds," and was responsible for some of the snarky ads for Google Photos.
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Kate Wagner's blog McMansion Hell is like a snarky DSM-IV for all that ails contemporary over-building in suburban developments.
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So maybe this year, take a deep breath and a second look at those snarky Twitter drafts before you send them.
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Production sources say Tamra Judge took the pic and sent it to other cast members and producers with some snarky comments.
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Not only was her response super snarky, it also showed she knows how to back up her arguments with legal precedent.
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Teigen is known for her snarky and relatable quips on Twitter, some of which revolve around making funny jokes about Legend.
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According to "Famous Social Reformers & Revolutionaries," he was guillotined in 1794 after making a defiant and snarky remark to the executioner.
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Sending Democrats snarky gifts intended to draw the spotlight has become something of a calling card for the Republican campaign arm.
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D.J.s sometimes injected sound clips from movies or cartoons as commentary, snarky or otherwise, on the music scene and current events.
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You're not seeing this with Marvel's comparative heroes like snarky asshole Tony Stark, self-absorbed Thor, and quippy teen Spider-man.
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They did not anticipate the blowback — snarky texts, phone calls from neighbors, and county meetings where support for solar was scant.
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And just set aside for a moment your past, snarky criticism of other politicians for sneaking a sip during a speech.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar, Democrat of Minnesota, told The Star Tribune of Minneapolis that she avoids being "snarky" about the other party.
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"At times like this you need to ask yourself if your press release or snarky comment are in poor taste," Rep.
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Merkel – the most experienced club member – met with Trump privately to criticize his snarky comments on German trade (see note above).
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The whole fanzine culture, Gerard Cosloy [the editor of Conflict], was snarky and sarcastic, like Mad Magazine gone hipster, with music.
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On Twitter, Bates replied to a reporter who questioned the logic of the ad with a snarky upside-down smiling emoji.
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The Russian embassy has a history of using humor, sharp rhetoric and the occasional snarky retort on their social media accounts.
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It seems your reporters, with a few exceptions, feel obligated to include a snarky comment whenever they write about Hillary Clinton.
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Snarky subtweets from people who had no involvement whatsoever in the feud but definitely wanted to get in on the clout!
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It's really hard for me to say anything snarky right now or combative because I was raised to respect that office.
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I don't mean to be snarky; this was not always a cultural safari, a hunt for the most exotic new trophies.
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If you appreciate a good fiddle solo and snarky banjo, I urge you to start at the beginning of her discography.
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Ice does not respect people who delete their snarky tweets after he puts them on blast for the world to see.
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And granted, some attendees contribute to this narrative without even trying: When being snarky on the internet goes wrong #FyreFestival pic.twitter.
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Very snarky, very insidery and media-centric, created many many people who have gone on to great success in the media world.
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Although given the franchise's history, there will probably be a whole lot more snarky humor and '80s music than The Walking Dead.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday tweeted a snarky welcome to Joe Biden, after the former vice president officially joined the 2020 race.
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It was always there for me Peak™ online content now is some snarky one-liner on Twitter to accompany an article.
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Using a characteristically snarky title, SRL is calling it: Inconsiderate fantasies of negative acceleration characterized by sacrifices of a non-consensual nature.
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So I was pleased to stumble upon this snarky Tumblr by a fellow bird hater: Field Guide to Dumb Birds of America.
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An eight-track, ten-minute record that sped through furious, snarky punk, the album bears little resemblance to the Beasties' later work.
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Ramsay has been on something of a rampage, dishing out cuttingly snarky burns in response to a number of home chef's submissions.
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Alongside screengrabs from one hilarious scene in the cat-and-mouse spy show, Blair wrote that she loves Comer's snarky killer character.
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Sure, she was plenty snarky and had a glare that could pierce through your soul, but she was ambitious and wildly entertaining.
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But his attempt to be snarky came across awkward and forced, mostly falling flat, as did his combative exchanges with the moderators.
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Carson was eventually freed after about 20 minutes, but the bizarre incident pretty much made Twitter explode with memes and snarky commentary.
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We're talking about the co-worker who has a snarky comment or comeback to every idea or topic discussed in a meeting.
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But one upside is it gives snarky journalists, pundits, and other election watchers time to make a bunch of jokes on Twitter.
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"Sometimes we're snarky, sometimes we are rude," Mr. Vietor said, recalling a few such moments during his time at the White House.
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I'd spent weeks worrying about rowdy bros trampling us on their paths to the front row and mean girls making snarky comments.
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In the book, Louisa eventually recounting her trauma to Will is one of the reasons he stops being so snarky with her.
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Clearly a detailed but borderline-snarky response combines the worst possible options: It wastes your time, and risks sending an unfriendly message.
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"At times like this you need to ask yourself if your press release or snarky comment are in poor taste," he wrote.
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The piece wasn't merely a representation of my own views, but pulled in snarky tweets from other journalists disparaging her work too.
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The trial judge twice in the past two days has reprimanded lawyers on both sides for making snarky comments about one other.
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In the case of the Nigerian Twitter account conspiracy theory, snarky retorts from Buttigieg's campaign was the bucket flung at a fence.
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A TV writer has created an Instagram drama starring a snarky 4-year-old Prince George plotting to derail Meghan Markle's wedding.
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The snarky post, which has garnered more than 46,000 "likes," was followed by Trump Jr.'s commentary on the controversy surrounding Kavanaugh.
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Opinion Columnist I'd like to apologize to all the "banana republics" I've offended over the decades with snarky references to their dysfunction.
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Williamson was wearing Nikes at the time, prompting Puma to send out a snarky tweet that immediately earned scorn from others online.
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If you like in-depth explainers with a slightly snarky vibe, try this eight-part documentary about money, hosted by Kal Penn.
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Coach and Quarterback Confidence Rating: 15.13/10 Offensive coordinator Todd Haley takes a lot of grief from snarky internet folks like me.
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Despite exploring "the blot" on society caused by underpaying educators and clergy, The Blot finds time for humor, primarily through snarky intertitles.
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The 1990s and 2000s spawned Talk Soup and its successor The Soup, where the worst of reality TV became fodder for snarky commentary.
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A snarky suggestion from a former BP executive was that Goldman Sachs — itself far out of the money — put me on the payroll.
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He bumbles around cluttered environments with his dreadful tattoos on show, and every sentence he utters is a smug, self-satisfied, snarky comeback.
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Because he [Gen, the protagonist] is a whiny, sarcastic, snarky, funny, self-deprecating, cutting, insulting, occasionally unkind, totally-a-jerk-at-times character.
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Luna was born in 2016 after Teigen underwent IVF — a fact that a Twitter troll used against the model in a snarky insult.
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Conor Berry, who worked for the Springfield, Massachusetts paper, The Republican, said his tweet was meant to be a "snarky, sarcastic, cynical remark."
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann knew just what to do when her 43-year-old daughter Brielle Biermann made a snarky remark about her age.
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Whedon also introduced its snarky, resourceful, green-haired director Abigail Brand, a plumb role for any actress not already in the MCU's orbit.
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Why it doesn't matter: It's a snarky tweet, sent out to focus media attention on a subject (Russia-Trump) that he wants covered.
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Would you compose a snarky comment on this article, or use the time to call a friend to see how she is doing?
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Together they comprise a slipshod Magna Carta, authored by no one, self-contradicting, snarky and sincere, encompassing everything and nothing in online life.
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Anyone is welcome at the week-long event, even skeptics, providing that they leave their snarky comments and tin foil hats at home.
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That would have been fine, but there was this constant need to add in more "snarky" comedians when Wilmore could have been enough.
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But also, Instagrammers: instead of writing snarky comments about a 5-week-old, try dancing around your living room to a Clash record.
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I can see the collective internet rolling its eyes and hear its snarky voice in my head saying: Girl, this isn't Sophie's Choice.
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Snarky memes mocking the federal agency also popped up, like this one from Brokelyn that flipped the CDC's infographic to focus on men.
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Why pause to see if a sensational video is true when you can quickly post it and get attention with a snarky comment?
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"There's a lot of them that want to become YouTube stars and ask some snarky question that's been asked eight times," Spicer said.
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This snarky exchange is a long way from the sweary wrath of the Ronnie Pickering, but it's still brilliant in its own way.
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IKEA has yet to speak out about the FRAKA Cap, but they did provide a snarky response to the Balenciaga tote last month.
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" Meyers reserved a comedian's respect for Warren's gently snarky takes on her super-rich skeptics: "Damn, she used the internet against Bill Gates.
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"Shout!" had a few too many snarky asides about Paul's money lust and a particularly cutting and unwarranted line about John's superior talent.
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On the next screen, select the Add Calendars option and give the new calendar a name like Spam, Junk or something therapeutically snarky.
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It's airing this grievance that is common or relatable, so that people can connect to it even if they recognize that it's snarky.
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She went from a snarky 22020-year-old could-be villain to one of the most sympathetic and beloved characters in Bachelor Nation.
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This snarky sense of humor shows up again in "Why I Hate the Internet," but with an edge of semi-bitter self-consciousness.
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It was either told by a snarky website, a formerly active Myspacer, or someone in the process of taking an outdated mirror selfie.
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Players disliked the cramped locker rooms and snarky club members; fans lucky enough to get tickets complained about limited parking and expensive concessions.
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The nickname was surely also a snarky reference to an architectural folly — an extravagant, impractical structure erected purely to beautify a natural landscape.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE U Must Be Cinderella UMBC's historic ride through the NCAA tourney is over, but the school's snarky Twitter feed lives on.
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From snarky socks to punny mugs, we've rounded up hilarious presents that are sure to be a hit at any white elephant party.
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I don't mean that in the snarky, "I admire what he's done but he needs to move over for the next generation" way.
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This time there seem to be fairies instead of aliens, and Joel Edgerton standing in as Smith's snarky partner — only he's also an orc.
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The company that launched an ultra-snarky in-app de Blasio mode when New York's mayor threatened to cap the number of its cars.
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The CW's new drama In the Dark stars Perry Mattfeld as Murphy, a snarky, sarcastic 20-something who unapologetically loves sex and shuns responsibility.
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" And some of her 7.9m followers were quick to pick up on the snarky comment, asking her if she is: "referring to G-Eazy!???
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I froze up again, hoping that the Mountain View Googlers wouldn't read it and hate us for our snarky comments about Bay Area life.
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Trump welcomed Biden to the race Thursday with a snarky tweet that insulted the former vice president's intelligence and mocked him as "Sleepy Joe."
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It's a snarky adventure set in the depths of space, told through the eyes of a security robot that's taken to calling itself Murderbot.
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Most do not, yet still try to bask in the glow of braver colleagues, even if all they do is write snarky TV reviews.
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The ensuing Pretty Woman montage, complete with continuous mocking of Julia Roberts' infamous laugh, is a snarky gag that makes the episode worth watching.
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The television reboot turns that dynamic around, with a new trio of Heathers: a snarky heavyset girl, a biracial girl, and a genderqueer student.
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Perhaps her next project, be it a biopic or completely original piece, will make it to the big screen — no snarky Instagram response necessary.
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And if you wanted to be snarky you would say Apple's already at a trillion because they overturned $100 billion to shareholders this year.
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But instead of being met with adorable options to add to her wardrobe, she's instead greeted with snarky comments and questions regarding her size.
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Predictably, people on social media have gotten snarky, saying the kid doesn't look anything like Fetty so she must have slept with someone else.
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Naturally, the Internet (including Kanye West) took the chance to celebrate the best way it knows how — with funny, snarky, insightful and sweet tweets.
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Time and again, Chait sends out stick figures—liberalism, Marxism, political correctness, conservatism—to do battle while he provides snarky commentary from the sidelines.
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Among his solutions: enlisting his "family friend" Jared (an amusingly snarky Will Roland) to create a series of backdated emails between Evan and Connor.
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Within a day, social media would cycle through phases of a little brother on a long road trip: being irritating, insufferable, exhausting, and snarky.
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"Global ambassadorships are a bit overused and not too exciting," Hilfiger told The New York Times (in a super-snarky article on the collab).
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Trey Gowdy, R-South Carolina, reached into his quiver of snarky remarks, slinging arrows that incredibly bounced off Strzok's shield of calm self-control.
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Luckily, it looks like the activists on the streets across the world are already thinking outside the box with snarky, unique, and powerful signs.
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His language is coarse, his tone is snarky, and he bears little resemblance to the smiling idealists Americans prefer as reformers in other countries.
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MEMPHIS: Honestly I feel weird writing snarky, mildly absurdist jokes about a jersey that is based on signs from a famous workers rights struggle.
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And though still a war in the most basic sense, most of the battles were confined to snarky tweets and comments on social media.
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I apologized for not saying goodbye to my viewers when I left MSNBC and then I said ... And when I watched it seemed snarky.
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There was something about the neon, snarky, punky type thing that came up between Cameron and Donna that when we saw it, we knew.
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They still view briefings as a favor to reporters (whom they hate), giving them a chance to preen on national television, asking snarky questions.
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In an encore performance, late-night comedian John Oliver has reprieved an ill-informed, but no less snarky, propaganda campaign to influence the outcome.
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The account's snarky tone — photos of some the accused were manipulated so that the men appeared to have pigs' noses — had a polarizing effect.
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They canceled Difficult People, sure, but who among us hasn't canceled a little-watched critically acclaimed comedy centered on snarky people in New York?
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If you aren't already a fan of his snarky comic, then meet the foul-mouthed, morally suspect superhero who knows we're watching–and likes it.
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Feinstein's frosty-at-times demeanor rubbed some the wrong way, with some on social media calling her comments "snarky and sarcastic," and even simply rude. .
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All those instant messages, search requests, snarky social media comments and more quickly add up to a whole load of text input, every single day.
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Emma Stone: Easy A The snarky-yet-lovable Olive that Stone created in her audition tape would soon translate to big-screen comedy gold. 9.
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He can fake being serious about the presidency for only a few minutes before resorting to the snarky comments that made him a reality star.
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She told the Hollywood Reporter that she'll try not to be "snarky" and that she's really only there because she really loves actors and talent.
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Although it's safe to say that the tweet isn't Cooper's doing, the Anderson Cooper 360° host has gotten into hot water for snarky comments before.
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He befriends a snarky Russian medic named Sergei who is concerned about a bioengineered virus that's appeared in other states and has headed towards Chicago.
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Where: Printed Matter, New York (Main Hall, Main Building) I really appreciated this book, because the patterns are funny, snarky and unapologetically political in sensibility.
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Having Ryan Reynolds there in the starring role, bringing his genetically snarky man-voice to lovable Pikachu, sets certain expectations in this post-Deadpool world.
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I ask every snarky social media participant, and I ask you rhetorically, who else is going to step up and fight this fight for us?
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It didn't take long for talk show host Chelsea Handler, a vocal opponent of President Trump, to fire off a snarky reaction to the news.
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Grammy award-winning keyboardist Cory Henry of Snarky Puppy took the audience to church with a gospel-meets-Stevie set, playing mostly Hammond B-3.
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There are thousands of different titles and usually a man behind the counter you really don't want to bother for fear of a snarky response.
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Whereas reactions to the Swift-Harris breakup yesterday were mostly snarky, the reactions to Zayn and Gigi's breakup has been jubilant to say the least.
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And while the Coke Boy capo doesn't deserve that level of snarky erasure, it's nonetheless hard to deny the ubiquity of Swae Lee's infectious hook.
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Beneath their unmatched sweats they wear dark green and yellow striped shorts and the yellow singlet with Kirk Pfeffer's silk-screen of a snarky Toad.
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Another day, I shelled out 290 koruny for the Museum of Communism, which gives a colorful (if a bit snarky) history of a drab time.
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Or is there something about using the contemporary idiom on social media to be snarky and dismissive that doesn't quite mesh with the presidential seal?
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Climate science and a 'cool hand' Clovis' nomination has sparked a barrage of snarky headlines and tweets — perhaps more than for any other subcabinet pick.
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He had gone up in the helicopter two days earlier, but the conditions—bright sunlight that he classified as "snarky"—had been less than ideal.
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Baker is genial and patient, doling out compliments to his endearing, snarky, overmedicated, and underengaged charges, who range in age from kindergarten to high school.
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It all started when the former Bachelor left a snarky comment about Lindsay on Instagram, saying she's repeatedly trash-talked him and girlfriend Cassie Randolph.
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Her students' lives are a mess, but her own life is even more of a disaster, and together they share snarky dialogue and mirrored despair.
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Mathers not only snapped the pic in the locker area, she shamed the woman by writing a snarky caption and posting it on social media.
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It had about 1,000+ subscribers, and it was called DotComBala, and essentially it was like my snarky take on the ... You were tweeting, pre-tweeting.
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I used to be really snarky about music when I was younger but at this point, you have to learn a different language for every genre.
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So what gives with the snarky blog posts, the sloganeering, the clever formulations about innovation, and the shrieking of cable TV comedians about this wonky notion?
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It's all very inspiring and wonderful and great – and I'm not being snarky – but it is getting to be a bit much all in one lump.
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The amount of damages sought by Hogan could potentially put New York-based Gawker, known for its snarky celebrity and media industry gossip, out of business.
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He went as far as jogging in Beijing's infamous smog without a face mask, inviting some snarky comments on him "kissing up" to the Chinese government.
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In the current era of films obsessed with either the brooding lead or the snarky sleep-around superhero, Valerian and Laureline should feel right at home.
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Such is the beauty of the wholesome meme, in which the meme-r employs the usually snarky format to convey a message of love and support.
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Whether quirky, snarky, or deadly serious, protest signs are one of the most visible ways activists have expressed their displeasure with the newest commander-in-chief.
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That eclectic coalition, which intermingles throughout the album, feels true to the spirit of Snarky Puppy, a band rooted first and foremost in gut-level cohesion.
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These days, the closest companies will come to fighting with each other is a snarky graph in a keynote presentation, or perhaps a strongly-worded Tweet.
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The announcement that Vanderwaal took the show's top prize took the infamously snarky judge back to a moment 14 years ago – before Vanderwall was even born.
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And Debra Hill — a feminist, feisty, sexy, smart, snarky girl from New Jersey — wrote, predominantly, these three women [babysitter Laurie and her friends Annie and Lynda].
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And the joke is, if that video had been a Mark Zuckerberg, we could all make a snarky comment about how long it would've stayed up.
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Sony's page offers a workaround separate from the one linked above while also including at least one question and answer that could be perceived as snarky.
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Instead of turning around and expelling American diplomats from Russia or launching provocative military maneuvers, the Kremlin has responded with snarky statements and tweets trolling Obama.
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The drapes are rebellious and wear leather and ride motorbikes, and the squares are snarky do-gooders who sing in harmonies and never stay out late.
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All three went dead silent when it came time to answer, eliciting a snarky "I can tell you guys are big football fans" from Alex Trebek.
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And because Cassidy's in the car, he has to become something other than the snarky one-liner guy, which has given him more of a soul.
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In addition to Baranski and Jumbo, Good Wife alum Sarah Steele will reprise her role as Marissa Gold, the snarky daughter of Alan Cumming's Eli Gold.
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A rarity among the game's leading figures, he takes to social media to comment live on obscure matches or deliver snarky responses to trolls on Twitter.
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Tronc made snarky, blog-style headlines this week for its employee video, outlining their company rebranding and strategy for monetizing content in today's digital media landscape.
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Whether it's the Academy Awards or the presidential debates, people deluge Twitter and other forms of social media with commentary, from the snarky to the sincere.
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He took a cheap Trumpian shot against Biden (and by default Sanders and Warren), and I have no respect for his snarky bias against older candidates.
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She opened her files in the Library of Congress to her nephew, who found inspiration in the snarky comments she made in the margins of briefs.
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In another writer's hands, that Gwyneth Paltrow profile just becomes a collection of wacky things Gwyneth says that can get aggregated into a snarky listicle, right?
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The snarky Kei, who has no respect for his elders, has become obstreperous enough that Mike asks if its O.K. to send him back to Germany.
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Winnie-the-Pooh has been banned in China online and at movie theaters because snarky commentators have suggested that he resembles the portly President Xi Jinping.
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Fleabag is constantly leaving her body during climactic moments (sex, breakdowns, fights) and turning directly to the audience with snarky commentary on whatever debacle is unfolding.
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Snarky and clad in a chunky sweater she wears like chain mail, Sydney got the diary from a school counselor as therapy for her anger issues.
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It is the custom of internet life in the 21st century to compete for likes, shares and retweets with wry or snarky comments on the news.
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Snarky, sexist banter was the norm among many of the white men in our newsroom culture -- including joking about the city's hidden-in-plain-sight brothels.
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Whether he was signing an ordinary letter or scrawling a snarky remark to send to a journalist, Trump invariably favored the impression made by this pen.
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JON PARELES Snarky Puppy might be today's most popular band whose audience wouldn't be fazed by a nearly 10-minute-long lead single with no words.
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However, we're also supposed to laugh when he responds to a snarky jester by plunging him through a Moon Door-like hole in his throne room.
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Still, despite all the snarky banter and rule-breaking, Mike and his friends seem to get along just a bit better than the gang at Paddy's Pub.
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Dylan is back on Instagram for now and we'll definitely be watching for more snarky posts, but we sadly must remember his warning that nothing is permanent.
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I felt lonely, trapped inside of myself—anxious I'd make a snarky suicide joke or some wildly dramatic misanthropic claim that would alienate me from the group.
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I left a snarky comment about how I was the kid on the leash and probably needed it — he didn't know that I did that until recently!
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"SHE had quite a mouth on her," observes a rare book collector, reading a snarky personal letter ostensibly written by Dorothy Parker, an American poet and satirist.
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Now, as he inches toward the ripe old age of two, he's developing jazz favorites (Snarky Puppy) and a trademark count-off (it involves lots of laughing).
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I doubt Pope Francis asked you to attend a Vatican conference on building a moral economy because of a snarky soundbite attacking Hillary for giving paid speeches.
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Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel scored a social media victory with his snarky "u up?" tweet to President Donald Trump, sent as he stood onstage during the ceremony.
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I wonder if she said it&aposs easier than ever to make snarky remarks or take joy in opponent&aposs mistakes or misfortunes: (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) AMB.
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NIKKI HALEY, UNITED STATES AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED NATIONS: It&aposs easier than ever to make snarky remarks or take joy in opponents&apos mistakes or misfortunes.
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He decided to resign, not before he posted an incredibly snarky, gaslighty fake apology to me, which has not stood up well under the test of time.
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The 38-year-old Wisconsin native was angered upon hearing Bristowe making "snarky" jokes at his expense in a video posted on The Bachelorette's official Instagram page.
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The psychedelic revival has such cultural currency that even the New Yorker got in on the action, running a snarky piece about ayahuasca use by Brooklyn hipsters.
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Tommasiello, known best as , is known for his snarky social media posts, where he boasts about getting access to the events you'll never be able to attend.
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"I personally come from an interesting angle, because in my academic life I had to be professional, and I could not make snarky comments," Tan told VICE.
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Yet as of Sunday night, Conway was silent in her praise of Comey, but had the time to make a snarky Twitter reply to Clinton's press secretary.
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Secrets of the Empire immerses players in a Rebel intelligence mission on Mustafar, disguised in Stormtrooper outfits and taking orders from snarky Rogue One droid K-2SO.
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Jackson wrote to his more than 7 million Twitter followers on Tuesday: There's nothing clever or snarky to say that would salve the wound Patriotism took yesterday!!
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They might also prompt outcry or snarky feedback from family members, and sometimes couples have to prioritize their own joy instead of taking on every controversial comment.
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Some people might read VICE or these reviews and assume I'm only here to be cruel and snarky as I make fun of low hanging frozen-fruit.
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My snarky repartee is smoother than ever, but in situations when a more heartfelt connection is required, I find that I'm a little out of my element.
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I don't know if there are any outstanding villains in this franchise so far, but the weird, vengeful, and snarky Whiplash (Mickey Rourke) was fun to watch.
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Twitter, whose politically active users wage minute-by-minute battles of opinion, seemed like the perfect place to advertise the group's new line of snarky impeachment merchandise.
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Disney took over the entertainment world with the help of a snarky, iron-clad billionaire, a talking raccoon and a limitless well of comic book intellectual property.
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In contrast to the often-sincere dramatic writing of the original fan fiction, the show has a "snarky alt-comedy sensibility," Lon Harris, the showrunner, told me.
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Peloton and GOOP have been mightily doused in snarky and sharky sentiments; and sometimes it even seems as if the brands themselves own and cultivate that image.
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The critique was frank ("I felt all over the place in the first few pages," one member, Anna North, said) but meant to be helpful, not snarky.
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If your husband is a conversation hog, occasionally snarky, or too strident in his politics, he can work on those issues if he is told about them.
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The text is written in hypnotic and often hilarious prose by Edith Zha and follows a woman and her housemate: a snarky, lonesome bird of indeterminate gender.
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As we reported ... Corey made the snarky remark when Petkanas was trying to bring light to one of the many heartbreaking stories unfolding on the southern border.
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Trump's snarky, sexist comments about Carly Fiorina when she was the lone Republican woman on the debate stage certainly didn't do him any favors at the time.
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He ended up at Pittsburgh-based Duolingo, a company that has taken out snarky billboards in California to send that quality-of-life recruiting message to tech talent.
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There were really insensitive jokes being made at awards shows by hosts; there were snarky headlines in the press – 'Taylor Goes Through a Breakup: Well, That Was Swift!
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Blind can also be an area for quick feedback on career moves: "Some conversations are a little snarky, usually conversation that were timed relevant to announcements," he said.
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Go back seventy years, and add ancient undersea civilizations and snarky aliens, and everything's just different enough to give a little perspective to the hazards of the present.
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While the "opposite of Heather" song "The Moment Is Me," as Lovell describes it, is perfectly snarky, there's also a lot of heart living underneath its judgemental surface.
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At some point, the snarky jabs at ex-boyfriends and annoying brothers became name-calling and virtue signaling, and her bullish charm had gotten lost along the way.
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This forces a "hyperdimensional alien" named Scatmok (the remixed character Dick Hallorann, played by Scatman Crothers), Danny, and his snarky Italian finger man named Tony to fight back.
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Many Americans have decided to reach out to our friends across the pond, starting Tweets with "Dear UK" and offering everything from advice and empathy to snarky comments.
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"They live among us" is like a more snarky version of the recurring ASCII sign bunnies — but instead of holding signs, the meme directly calls out its viewers.
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Well, to be fair, I get more snarky mail about why I haven't hooked up Steve and Tony romantically than I do about anything in the actual books.
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Rockstar has a knack (and a budget) for detail work, and it's exciting to see that put toward authenticity and not the snarky humor of the GTA world.
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That was one takeaway from the weekend box office, which saw Universal's Snow White prequel "The Huntsman: Winter's War" melt under terrible reviews and snarky social media chatter.
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"There's a lot of them that want to become YouTube stars and ask some snarky question that's been asked eight times," Spicer said in an interview this week.
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And after all, it was his personality (self-aware, snarky, but sweet) that most closely matched the show's tone; to love The O.C. was to love Seth Cohen.
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In a segment titled "New Rule: The Fudge Report" on YouTube, Maher engaged in his typical snarky commentary by explaining that fat shaming needs to make a comeback.
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The camera is in here, and so too can be Fandango, ESPN, and, if you want, Carrot, a snarky robot that reads you the weather report for $3.99.
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Previously, all this work would have been filed away in the Animus Database, read aloud in a snarky, sarcastic voice by Danny Wallace's world-weary historian, Shaun Hastings.
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" Trump concluded, "Instead of asking a nasty, snarky question like that, you should ask a real question, and other than that I'm going to go to somebody else.
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Erin (Drew Barrymore), a snarky 31-year-old intern at the fictional New York Sentinel newspaper, is behind in life, having prioritized her past relationship over her career.
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A few weeks ago, Binyamin Appelbaum, an economics writer for the New York Times, posted a snarky tweet about how LSU canceled classes for the National Championship game.
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She wants her take on the long-running show to be more "Carol Burnett" than "snarky bro's club," but that's not the only revamp she's giving the series.
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But this inventive show, by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob Richmond, is spectacularly good fun from start to finish, its snarky-dry wit as appealing as its varied score.
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Instead, we've been inundated with mocking tweets and snarky headlines about Trump's golf tangent, his manner of feeding koi fish, and his knowledge of the Japanese auto industry.
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If your jam is bat-out-of-hell pacing, cinematic scenes of otherworldly destruction, snarky comebacks and insta-romance, "The Edge of Everything" is a lot of fun.
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Shortly after the interview, I saw that our 3-year-old was wearing a skirt over a dress, and instead of saying something snarky, I held my tongue.
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Smith's narration alternates between sections called "Eighth Grade" and hallucinatory sections rendering Sam's three days in the well, spent with a snarky armadillo (this is Texas) named Bartleby.
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Finally, if there's one branch that appreciates toiling in the blockbuster mines and/or snarky dialogue, it's this one, so I would bet that (sigh), Deadpool gets in.
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Universal's president of domestic distribution Jim Orr gave a nod to the film's witty and snarky advertising campaign that played on the Grinch's cynical humor for buoying opening numbers.
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Her people skills leave much to be desired, and her interactions with her assistant Malcolm are typically snarky and curt, but she is damn good at uncovering the truth.
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While the singer might be BFFs with Bravo ringleader Andy Cohen, he's best known for snarky Instagram comments and once using the phrase "sexual napalm" to describe an ex.
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" Asked in a snarky Twitter reply whether the Astor Place hang-out she was referring to was the Chase Bank or the Starbucks, St. Vincent responded "the Kmart, babe.
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Despite McGraw's snarky attitude towards Ford, he approaches the young man and Tench about his case, which is about the aforementioned slain sweet single mom, who was named Ada.
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The masses of Twitter obviously loved the snarky feedback, pointing out that she definitely deserves ice cream, with one person suggesting the internet crowdfund a year's supply for her.
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This short, but substantive, form is long established, but Mr Jarosinski produces them with a knowing 21st century slant, a snarky, dour yet humorous tone for a millennial zeitgeist.
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Don Stewart, a spokesman for McConnell — whose wife, Elaine Chao, is Trump's Transportation Secretary and invested in infrastructure happening — was a little snarky in his statement: Good one, Don.
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Negasonic (née Ellie Phimister) dies quickly in the comic books, but here she is, full of life as a surly teen who wears black and matches Deadpool's snarky commentary.
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Wine Life: A Snarky Adult Coloring Book, available on Amazon, $8.99Adult coloring has had a resurgence in recent years as a great de-stressor (evenKate Middleton is a fan).
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Seems Laura was waiting to ambush Taylor on social media ... the FOX News host fired off the snarky Tweet minutes after the network called the election in Blackburn's favor.
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If you've been on social media anytime in the last few years, you've seen GIFs: short video clips that run on repeat, often with a funny or snarky message.
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I said I didn't know it was going to be my last night, which was snarky to MSNBC and I thought, "That was so lame," so I redid it.
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Just as quickly as the theory emerged, a storm surge of snarky denials, Nigerian email scam jokes, and other can-you-believe-these-idiots eye rolls flooded social media.
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In the case of "Falsettos" (Ghostlight), this seems to result from the musical's deliberate couching of extremely serious material in the jaunty, sometimes snarky doodliness of William Finn's score.
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Pusha T, on the other hand, is a rapper's rapper, celebrated for his technical and stylistic contributions to the form, with a snarky, deadpan delivery of crime-drama narratives.
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After this press conference, it seems most unlikely that anyone will come up with a nickname for Powell nearly as snarky as the "Helicopter Ben" title bestowed on Bernanke.
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Villanelle is a psychopath assassin with an unparalleled knack for murder, but she's also snarky and playful, with a love of mimicking passersby and drowning herself in luxurious clothes.
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In one of the most startling displays of the trailer, Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) comes face to face with a captive dragon – after delivering a snarky one-liner of course.
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The minute someone raises their voice or gets anywhere near being rude or snarky, we refuse service and ignore them and call for security to remove them from the building.
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"If you want to focus on doomed political movements @nikiashton I'd suggest you stick with your own," John Groves, a self-described baseball player and "snarky conservative," wrote on Twitter.
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The conservative media, now as then, tried to normalise his latest transgression with snarky jokes about what a no-big-deal it was and yet how crazy it made liberals.
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Snarky Puppy, which won a recent Grammy and is up for another one this month, has carved out an improbably strong niche with its brand of revved-up jazz fusion.
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Deadpool, the snarky superhero tale, is a surprise megahit and the first movie ever to make more than $100 million in a single February weekend at the domestic box office.
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It all started with a snarky tweet in which he suggested the stole an idea in their "Strip" music video from an old Entertainment Weekly cover featuring the Dixie Chicks.
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While Zellweger slips easily enough back into the role -- the snarky speculation about her appearance notwithstanding -- the "Which dreamboat will she pick?" meme certainly qualifies as a high-class problem.
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Elena's snarky doppelganger was the worst to Damon: Katherine was totally in love with his brother Stefan (Paul Wesley), but that didn't stop Damon from risking everything to save her.
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" The Twitterverse got a little snarky, as it's prone to do, inserting Smith into pictures of the Stonewall riots and other historic events that he had not actually done "first.
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But overall, the box office is healthy, up an estimated 3.2 percent from last year and it's all thanks to the snarky, fourth-wall-busting "Deadpool" and its historic debut.
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The store obviously isn't happy about losing more than $10K in merchandise, so they took out their frustrations in a press release so snarky it should go down in history.
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Other jazz musicians such as Michael League, the bandleader of Snarky Puppy, and Robert Glasper, a pianist, believe that the current movement is giving jazz a shot in the arm.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's underground rival, Alexei Navalny, has led an online crusade aimed at exposing the secret, illicit wealth of Russian officials and oligarchs in slick, snarky, investigative videos.
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Gift the Teacher Life: A Snarky Chalkboard Coloring Book, $8.99There are some situations that only teachers can understand, and this adult coloring book perfectly captures them with humor and cheekiness.
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The internet has offered a crucial platform to speak up about these issues and extend solidarity to moms in their darkest moments — whether through evidenced-based research or snarky memes.
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In a dissenting opinion that can only be described as snarky, Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch did more than permit some light to enter the black box.
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And as Jared, Evan's only friend, Will Roland provides nice injections of snarky humor, as he is corralled into helping Evan hide the truth by fabricating a series of emails.
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They'll often comment rude things on her Fenty social media posts like "Ok now can you please go back to singing," which will sometimes elicit snarky responses from Rihanna herself.
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He is in his colleagues' faces pointing out the error of their ways, his snarky tone oozing disrespect toward those who might, just might, know what they are talking about.
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This is partly the result of an ideal mix of personality types: Mr. Veneziale warmly upbeat, Mr. Ambudkar snarky-nerdy, Mr. Sullivan impish and explosive, Mr. Jackson joyful yet commanding.
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Vice President Joe Biden took a swipe at Donald Trump on Thursday with a snarky remark as he arrived at a Hillary Clinton campaign office in the Las Vegas valley.
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Opinionated, more than occasionally snarky, he wrote with an open appreciation of athletes and coaches, bars, pretty women and chicken fried steak, replete with clever put-downs and outlandish metaphors.
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They've written songs that showed vocalist Joe Galarraga's ability to shift between snarky spoken passages into lung-clearing shouts, with guitarist Amar Lal stomping on distortion pedals to punctuate those moments.
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It was full of lingering ill-will for his decision to the leave the Cleveland Cavaliers and snarky schadenfreude over his initial failure to win a championship with the Miami Heat.
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Joe Bidens' campaign released a snarky attack ad about Pete Buttigieg and his accomplishments as mayor of South Bend, Indiana, as compared to the former Vice President's record on national policy.
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" Another friend pointed out, "For me, people said I was 'The Miranda,' and I never wanted to hear that, because she was the non-hot one and was kind of snarky.
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"As a speaker, Hitler exercises astonishing sway over a German audience, presumably because public speaking is an unknown art in Germany," was the British embassy in Berlin's snarky verdict in 1937.
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FROM PEN: Andy Cohen's Top 5 Most Revealing Plead the Fifth Answers Following a few snarky exchanges between Tomlinson and Malik's friend, British music producer Naughty Boy, Malik fired back himself.
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"Since the Internet did not exist in the Apollo era, we have only recently provided digital files for some of those earlier missions," NASA said in a somewhat snarky Tumblr post.
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But for years now, Twitter has become a crucial part of the TV news experience for many of us by providing smart and snarky real-time annotation of what we're watching.
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If the steady stream of negative reporting and snarky comment that dominate online and social media today become the norm, and our political polarization as a people escalates, I doubt it.
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That is, the folks who aren't like you and I, people who aren't glued to their phones making snarky tweets whenever something on TV — or really, anywhere in the world — happens.
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Created by Jennifer Kidwell and Scott Sheppard, who are also its entire cast, this production lures you into its seemingly sunny classroom with the snarky cheer of a hip comedy sketch.
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The infighting and competition, the snarky but socially clueless programmers, the entrepreneurial largess and sometimes arbitrary nature of success and failure, all reflect the Valley that he knows deeply, he said.
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And while the official line from PBOT is neutral, there's at least one staffer whose snarky tweet suggests that the scooters are something more repugnant: just another toy for tech bros.
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Part snarky space cult opera, part visionary body horror, and part parody of one particular pillar of science fiction, today's Terraform is in a bizarre and delightful league of its own.
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TheSkimm, which counts several of my friends and celebrities like Oprah Winfrey as aficionados — sorry, "Skimm'bassadors" — has won fans for its breezy and sometimes snarky style and breakdowns of current events.
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It was difficult to reconcile the anguished president with the snarky critic who advised his predecessor not to strike Syria after a chemical weapons attack three years ago, our writer says.
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Wouldn't it be commercially worthwhile, during the show, to take two minutes to showcase winners like Snarky Puppy (contemporary instrumental album), Sarah Jarosz (American roots performance), Fantastic Negrito (contemporary blues album)?
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First came Ridley Scott's "All the Money in the World," a film marketed with the snarky tagline "Everyone Wants a Cut" and starring Christopher Plummer, who was nominated for an Oscar.
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Rosen -- pointing out the irony of the school raking in a fortune while the athletes don't get paid a cent -- reposted a newspaper headline about the deal with a snarky comment.
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Garth and Spelling whisper snarky comments about their former colleagues, but if you remember the show all you see is Donna and Kelly furtively judging and torching the rest of the gang.
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Every moment she's onscreen is another chance for her to throw out a snarky, savage takedown of any character she's talking to (but mostly Steve [Joe Keery] and Dustin [Gaten Matarazzo] — nerds).
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Snarky commenters on social media—many of them the sort of educated coastal liberals who might frequent gourmet sandwich shops—promptly tore into Mr Brooks, both for his theory and his anecdote.
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What Snarky Puppy brings to the equation, more than any original musical ideas, is vigorous proficiency, a firm collective identity and an air of generous accessibility fueled by a killer work ethic.
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There is nothing cheap or snarky about the way the movie festoons its action sequences with "POW!" and "BLAMMO!" word bubbles, or shows us squiggly little lines whenever someone's Spidey sense tingles.
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Whenever Pete manages to get some time onstage in the first few episodes, he tends to crash and burn as some snarky audience member heckles him and scores more laughs than him.
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We're premiering their Hairless EP below, which contains three tracks of pissed off garage-infused punk taking down the patriarchy one snarky lyric at a time - tied together with artwork by Liz.
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But should the national race between Trump and Clinton run close, as recent polling suggests, the "Republicans for Hillary" supporters could be a voting bloc, not simply a snarky social media hashtag.
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And I'm not sure how snarky you can be about an inoffensive app like Aloe Bud, which reminds you to do the simple things in life: drink water and go to bed.
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What made Gawker distinctive (despite its multiple authorship) was the snarky, knowing New York tone that every writer who worked for it seemed to have picked up from Denton and his editors.
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McMansion Hell is like a snarky DSM-IV for all that ails contemporary over-building in suburban developments, with a particular focus on the visual language of the odd houses it profiles.
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The subject of many a middle school crush posted an Instagram this afternoon showing him and co-star Dave Coulier on the set of the reunion show, captioned with a snarky plea.
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The snarky comment about Argentina suggests some knowledge about Sanford's past, but you could argue that pretty much every Republican candidate aspires to be tough on crime and interested in lowering taxes.
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" On Tuesday, Spencer gleefully tweeted a photoshopped image of himself as the eye of a storm, barreling toward Florida, with the snarky caption: "BREAKING: Hurricane Ricardo expected to hit Gainesville on Thursday.
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And if you're wondering where the name comes from, Donovan offered both a "snarky response" ("I don't give a damn and I don't take myself too seriously") and a more serious one.
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Say "fashion in North Korea" to anyone and you're liable to get a snort in return and a snarky comment about the hair of Kim Jong-un, the 33-year-old leader.
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The kicker of the episode was the revelation of the true form of the titular Red Woman, played by Carice van Houten, which earned a Lannister's share of snarky comments on Twitter.
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Smokey and the Bandit's languorous but snarky down-home rebel "Bandit" Darville epitomized the kind of cheekily regressive sub-strain of '70s machismo that Reynolds would embody for most of his life.
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From what we've seen so far, their take on Runaways plays to their strengths: namely, snarky banter, an attractive cast, and a more developed story on the parents' side of the plot.
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Put yourself in the position of a pineapple-pizza eater before you decide to make a face or a snarky remark about the harmless decision of enjoying a slice of pineapple pizza.
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Ellen Page stars as the title character, a snarky 16-year-old from the suburbs who loses her virginity to her soft-spoken friend Paulie (a lovable Michael Cera) and becomes pregnant.
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Yet the snarky comment or inappropriate picture we share with our friends just might not project the image we want the rest of the world to see, especially as we get older.
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Maybe my sister shoots a snarky comment my way or my mom raises her voice at me — and suddenly I feel about 7 years old again, wanting to throw a temper tantrum.
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It took more than a few tries for her to get the hang of it, but once I stopped seeing her snarky, smiling face in between night feedings, morale went way up.
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He's so good that maybe you project onto him that he's allowed to be snarky, but he's the exact opposite: He wants to love everything because that's why he got into moviemaking.
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When we asked him about what was next, he replied in the purest SC way -- cold, brief, British and snarky ... just like he's been on TV for more than a decade. Classic!
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Clinton did so in a terse, snarky tweet following the release of the nearly 600-page report, which accused the former FBI director of defying the chain of command during the email probe.
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"Does your company also own copyrights to the national flag and national emblem?" remarked the Chinese Communist Youth League on its official Weibo account in a snarky response to VCG's unscrupulous licensing practice.
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At its worst it was infinitely exchangeable with any other piece of content on the Web 2.0 Internet and at its worst it could be needlessly snarky, poorly structured, or just plain wrong.
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Our bloggers -- and the alumni now dispersed through the media from the New Yorker to the New York Times -- have introduced a new style of journalism, sometimes enthusiastic, sometimes snarky, but always authentic.
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He has become a meme on social media, his intense stare — usually fixed on a whisk dripping with chocolate or a bar of the confection — inspiring captions that are both admiring and snarky.
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Snarky critics have compared them to horns ever since, but I felt they gave her an intergalactic look that would have been a good fit on the flight deck of the Starship Enterprise.
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Still, it's worth thinking about — especially for someone like me, who enjoys both posting snarky jokes about unfolding news stories and making ambivalent inside jokes because my friends will know what I mean.
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" Eminem then drops a snarky bit of wordplay on Trump, saying, "But my beef is more media journalists / (Hold up, hold up, hold up…) / I said my beef is more meaty, a journalist.
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But to repurpose it for a group of rappers makes some snarky, pedantic sense, in that a frequent rockist, often racially motivated critique of hip-hop is its general lack of live instrumentation.
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Just as Gossip Girl narrated that episode by peppering in frothy, snarky commentary about the lives "she" (really, Dan) observed, here, the narration is provided by Joe, speaking exclusively to his lady love.
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But on the crime-ridden streets of Los Santos, the Note 7 makes a great if snarky replacement for the handy sticky bomb: plenty of mayhem, with the added benefit of plausible deniability.
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The responses ranged from snarky tweets to a 3,000-word detailed critique from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP), the think tank that usually reserves its firepower for more immediate threats.
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No matter how your body looks, someone is going to make a snarky comment — like, say, suggesting that you're pregnant just because your stomach sticks out ever so slightly on the red carpet.
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More recently, Crosby has joined forces with Michael League of the jazz band Snarky Puppy, who oversees the collective known as the Lighthouse Band, which also features vocalists Becca Stevens and Michelle Willis.
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Responding to a tweet from 45 that brazenly chastised the mayor of London for trying to rally the spirits of his constituents in the hours after the attack, Rowling issued another snarky corrective.
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Like all Ennis comics, its premise is that every social institution you might hold dear is lying to you, then filters it through a hefty dose of meta-commentary, snarky humor, and ultraviolence.
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Sure, he has a hidden edge and will occasionally make a snarky comment that surprises everyone, but 99% of the time he is tolerant, compassionate, loving, magnanimous, nurturing, kind...the list goes on.
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It's also plot insurance against snarky recappers: even when an episode falls short it can often be chalked up to something that will eventually pay off once all the show's secrets are revealed.
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Sometimes, like in the 220 LA Times review, an appraisal of her appearance would take precedence over an assessment of her work, and her female fanbase would become the brunt of snarky comments.
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" Read more: Ashton Kutcher says he resisted posting a 'snarky tweet,' and fans think it's a response to his ex-wife Demi Moore's memoir"Ashton had encouraged me to go in this direction.
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Frey was having a "snarky" conversation with a coworker one day, when iHeartPodcast Network President Conal Byrne, who was then the president and CEO of HowStuffWorks, overheard and called them into his office.
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And up and down the edges of the panels are dozens of snarky, subversive, and hilarious marginal notes in red capital letters that systematically undercut the more straightforward narration of the pencil text.
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Rolling Egg Media is pitching brands custom and influencer content, licensing, and distribution Rolling Egg Media is a part of a wave of online meme accounts that have turned snarky memes into marketing.
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Joe ISUZU, the snarky, lying salesman played by the actor David Leisure, delighted consumers, but the campaign was a victim of its own success and did not increase sales in a significant way.
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Based on our data, the iPhone 11 review was the most well-read iPhone review we have ever published, with hundreds of comments — some snarky but many of them grateful for the approach.
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Popkey presents us with a shrewd record of the act of unflinchingly circling these amorphous notions of pain, desire and control, all the while quietly noting their clichéd contrivances in snarky, dark humor.
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Twitter gets called out regularly for its darker side — people who harass others, make a witty, snarky comment or dig up statements that posters may have forgotten about (or wish they'd never made).
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Catching the attention of Michael League of the infectious Brooklyn-based jazz-funk band Snarky Puppy, Tirolien was invited to perform her song "I'm Not The One" on the band's album Family Dinner.
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Darren Aronofsky's latest head-scratcher lit up Film Twitter over the weekend, starting one of those nerd-offs where everyone had to take a side, posit a theory, or offer up some snarky witticism.
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But a still shot taken from a video — misleadingly extracted from what was a longer moment between close friends — sent out in a snarky tweet — came to be the lasting image of that day.
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It was this release—again, paid for out of pocket—that truly set him apart from his contemporaries, earning him that "savior" label because of its honest-yet-snarky depiction of modern country music.
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While you still get poorly worded responses or snarky back-and-forth discussions on the forum that would be worthy of Best of Nextdoor, the discussion feels less like gossip, and more service-y.
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Or maybe you find yourself short-tempered every evening, so you raise your voice at the kids and get snarky with your partner, all because workplace stress has left you feeling drained and anxious.
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And at the time, tech news meant for discussion (a lot of Linux) was posted with brief news snippets submitted by readers, snarky one-liners from the people who posted, and even snarkier tags.
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In those interviews, Dr. Trump has described the difficulties of bearing the same name as the Republican nominee, telling reporters of the snarky comments and stale "You're fired" jokes he is accustomed to hearing.
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History buffs were quick to point out that Hawaii was the site of the Pearl Harbor attack, which drew the United States into World War II. Snarky geographers had a warning for New Mexico.
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Due to the simplistic recipes he demonstrates on the show (his repertoire includes grilled cheese, avocado salad, and grilled vegetables), Porowski's kitchen skills have been called into question by some snarky viewers on Twitter.
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Heugel has often shared stories about her depression and OCD in her work, in a snarky, tongue-in-cheek way, with dry humor -- but she says she rarely opened up about her exercise addiction.
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Rather than waxing snarky about backward oafs who don't get why harassment is bad, she says she understands the impulse, and launches into a story about seeing a service dog in an airport terminal.
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Vine gave us parkour in the Anytown, USA Krispy Kreme Memes that originated from Vine also skewed toward joyful absurdity while memes from other platforms often hinged on being merely absurd, cynical, or snarky.
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But of course, a running joke or two, a quick pizza– or cookie-serving interlude, a snarky monologue making fun of Hollywood, and/or an introductory musical number do not a whole telecast make.
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Re: Father: Rather than making a snarky remark, it would be better to simply be honest and say the comments are hurtful and you hope your mom was more than a servant to him.
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The result is a high-speed flyover of the 2,000-mile stretch; the snarky title comes from the challenges of building a wall along a border that traverses deserts, wetlands, rivers and mountainous terrain.
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This is going to sound snarky, but if you want the American dream, move to Canada, because Canada has a higher level of social mobility and economic mobility than we do in this country.
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The FOMO can now come to an end for Android users who have not been able to get the often snarky, always meme-ready insights from one of the most popular iOS lifestyle apps.
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In the following days during routine West Wing meetings, the president made several snarky, disparaging comments about Mr. Kushner's family and the visas that were clearly intended to express his annoyance, two aides said.
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While there&aposs no confirmation that the song is even by Lady Gaga, the pop superstar did take to Twitter to make a snarky comment that appeared to reference the song and supposed leak.
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The internet has always been lawless, but the chaos of the Trump era has worsened online nastiness to the point where even I, a verifiably snarky internet writer, have grown sick of it all.
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Where 21's Ant-Man focused on establishing the origins of snarky criminal Lang and his growth into his superhero role, Civil War gave the character and his size-changing skills a great showcase.
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When she is offered a lucrative criminal job, Artemis ramps up into a frantic cat-and-mouse chase in lunar gravity, punctuated by Weir's trademark snarky humor and penchant for bouts of spontaneous engineering.
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There were a lot of tears on Monday night's Dancing With the Stars — and no, we're not talking about the tears of laughter we cried every time Tom Bergeron made a snarky off-handed comment.
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The snarky guidance provided to the Russian trolls, according to a detailed US federal court filing last week, was part of Operation Lakhta, which itself was just one aspect of Russia's attack on American democracy.
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Live tweets of TV shows like the Oscars and Super Bowl are the equivalent of millions of people sitting in the Mystery Science Theater 3000 audience making snarky comments about what they see on screen.
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The writers seem convinced that what made Men in Black compelling and funny wasn't J and K's snarky attitudes and sharp banter, but the very idea of black-suited agents underreacting to crazy-looking aliens.
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At the root of this is a feeling of cultural anxiety and resentment, against populous liberal America, with its right-on values and snarky comedians, that the president is only the latest Republican to exploit.
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Doing her physical therapy in the week after her surgery, "I would start to notice Rachelle making snarky comments about me, not to my face but loud enough that I could hear them," says Farley.
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But next to the much more visually and narratively elaborate entertainments that make up the Marvel Cinematic Universe — or even compared with other snarky anti-superhero movies like "Deadpool" — "Venom" feels like pretty weak poison.
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In an interview with Lifezette publisher Laura Ingraham, Spicer accused the White House press corps of asking "snarky" questions in order to become famous on YouTube, because that is obviously the dream of any reporter.
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Now that she's a few months removed from the drama, she is telling The Hollywood Reporter what those snarky tweets taught her about the importance of being selective in who and what she addresses publicly.
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The snarky comment hit too close to home for Steve-O, who is horrified at the idea children -- let alone disabled children -- are being ripped apart from their parents who are crossing the southern border.
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They also can't hold onto their guys, who in this version are Arden's husband (and business manager), Tommy Lewis (John Dossett), and Rubinstein's business manager, Harry Fleming (Douglas Sills), who is gay, snarky and adoring.
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My own misgivings about Jeong's tweets have less to do with their substance than with their often snarky tone, occasional meanness, and sheer number: 103,000 over some nine years, averaging about 31 tweets a day.
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And you know, this story would be better if the portal spit out twenty perfect pieces of toast, or an angel with a trumpet, or a snarky note that said THIS UNIVERSE IS GLUTEN-FREE.
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But I would have liked a chance to better acquaint myself with the words to a new political triptych that drew some of Mr. Thile's darkest music, with dense chromatic chords and snarky jazz interludes.
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Some say the snarky symbolic gestures are not enough and others agreeing with the White House, saying it's simply uncalled for, as it's not just an act of disrespect towards the president but to Americans.
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If you want to understand what's going on in Washington D.C. right now, you could read any one of the impeachment explainers going around, or watch snarky wrap-ups by your favorite late-night hosts.
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We're not talking about how well-read these people are, about their skills at differential calculus, or whether they can say snarky things at cocktail parties about the shoddy curation of the Tribeca Film Festival.
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So on the surface he doesn't share a lot in common with his character, Patrick, of "Manchester by the Sea," a snarky, easygoing teenager who juggles two girlfriends and plays in a terrible garage band.
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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has made a name for himself with a series of slick, snarky YouTube documentaries that blast the powerful men around Russian President Vladimir Putin for abusing power to enrich themselves.
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Among close watchers of North Korean affairs, he's known for his tough talk and snarky, acid-tipped humor, both of which have been on full display over decades of his involvement in tense international negotiations.
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There's a chance to explore complicated questions of identity here: is the snarky digital Ashley a caricature of her meat-bodied counterpart or is she what Ashley could be without the crushing pressure from her aunt?
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Rihanna, Ron Burgundy, bloated toads and angry groundhogs serve as the backdrop for snarky messages extolling the virtues of hydraulic fracturing for oil and natural gas — without few other details to distract you from kitty gifs.
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If the original Ghostbusters was filled with snarky stars—the culmination of the Animal House/Stripes/Saturday Night Live era of wise-ass big-screen comedy—this new movie is a gentler, loopier, more cheerful creation.
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He knows full well that this is going to be broadcast to millions of people, and that he's going to be dealing with mean tweets and unflattering screengrabs and snarky VICE articles for days to come.
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But, thanks to a wonderfully snarky comment from his friend Maggie Smith, he did get a chance to hone his Maggie Smith impression, which he revealed to a delighted audience on this week's Graham Norton Show.
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Instead of waiting for the predictable reactions of network anchors, guests and pundits, we can use Twitter to see reactions, smart and snarky alike, from hundreds of personally chosen observers while the debate is still on.
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Now, in my thirties, I'm finally ready to take action against the things I've always hated, such as taking shit from snarky hipster doormen and getting drinks spilled on me by poorly-dressed assholes on pills.
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When workers at the smart, snarky digital news outlet Gawker went public with their organizing drive and unionized with the Writers Guild of America, East, they set a vital new precedent in an exploitative, unstable industry.
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For its efforts, the mountain lion has been awarded its own social-media accounts, where it posts snarky industry gossip; a buggy game where it wanders around mauling investors; and a crowdfunding campaign for kitty treats.
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Five minutes after the death of a person of the king's stature, the event would have been absorbed, the "praying for George" tweets would have been posted, and the snarky post-mortem would already be underway.
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John Kirby, a CNN national security analyst who was a State Department spokesperson during the Obama administration, said using social media for snarky comments "cheapens" diplomacy and would not have been accepted during the Obama administration.
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But this year he's handed the artistic director's reins to the bassist Christian McBride, whose more modern, genre-crossing sensibilities will be evident: The Roots will headline, along with Snarky Puppy, Rhiannon Giddens and Andra Day.
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With such a vast group of overlapping characters, The Last Summer is poised to deliver all the rom-com points we've come to expect: awkward meet-cutes, snarky best friends, dramatic arguments, and, of course, summer romance.
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"I think Raven is great, I quite liked her for the person I got to know ,and that person was someone who was snarky and intelligent and had somewhat of a dark side to her," he said.
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In "Beyoncé's Shadiest/Diva Moments," a YouTube compilation of early Destiny's Child interviews and concert footage, she's slightly catty, rolling her eyes at the other members of the group, making snarky comments, delivering subtext in side-eyes.
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Though some believed the snarky programmer was dead at the literal hands of Jeffrey Wright's Bernarnold (see what I did there?) her signal was found by Stubbs (Luke Hemsworth), stating that, yes, she is very much alive.
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You'd maybe expect me to be a snarky dick here and make some comment about how "nobody cares, so keep your hands to yourself," but actually, controversially, public displays of affection in nightclubs are a good thing.
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Except this time the criticism was coming from the president's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr. — who issued the snarky tweet just two days after his wife was hospitalized for opening an envelope containing a suspicious white powder.
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You can hear the echoes of the music hall era on the first track, "Uncle Arthur" — a snarky little ditty about a man who can't stand being married and moves back in with his mother, age 32.
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It "really blew my mind that it got this far" Lutz's ex, who hasn't been identified or spoken publicly about the incident, was still in high school and wasn't attending UCF when he posted the snarky tweet.
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Although Cardello posted the photo with the simple caption that it was "Nick & Kurt - LGBT March on Washington 1993 & 2017," those who have shared it on social media have added their own (totally accurate and snarky) commentary.
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The fact is, Senator Warren, that despite our philosophical differences, we should be working together to find common ground in this vital conversation — not firing off snarky tweets that stir your base at the expense of accuracy.
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After the ladies try unsuccessfully to find a time to all hang out, the video ends with Ali writing out a snarky text, which she contemplates sending before deleting it and getting back to her wedding plans.
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But she has long since carved her own path, showcasing her rich, smoky contralto in traditional R&B numbers with jazz influences — she's worked with Robert Glasper, Snarky Puppy and Esperanza Spalding in the past few years.
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Instead, the big stories of the night were the women's rousing speeches, snarky digs, activist arm candy and swishy all-black garb, which, not that it was supposed to matter, made for an especially glam red carpet.
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I think it's a colorful phrase to use as a snarky comment to a "hot take," and its usage on social media has made it a relevant enough phrase for use in a crossword, in my opinion.
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Only minutes after Trump repeatedly and vigorously denied knowing Parnas Thursday afternoon, Bondy was swift to issue a snarky tweet with a video of Trump and Parnas interacting at Mar-a-Lago, the president's South Florida resort.
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Hand-lettered and professional, heartfelt and snarky, signs with literary quotes from the likes of Albert Camus and Maya Angelou and signs featuring popular internet memes whose meanings were often lost on the less social media–savvy.
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But this rare feat does happen occasionally, and Lucille Soong (who plays the Huangs' snarky grandmother) managed it in the show's charming Halloween episode with a single line reading from within a cocoon of purple fuzz (i.e.
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So, when he gets the opportunity to take the snarky Celia Lieberman (Laura Marano) to a dance in exchange for money, he does — and soon realizes that there's a lot more cash to be made by faux-dating.
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I'd had years under my belt of reading snarky male sportswriters' vicious columns about the WNBA, all but ensuring their young male readers would grow up thinking the WNBA was horribly uncool and the players were clearly inferior.
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Lil Wayne – Monica, CODE RED, 2015 Despite all the snarky comments that his skateboarding career has inspired over the years, Lil Wayne has in fact managed to emerge as quite an ambassador for the sport via pure visibility.
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That the famously obnoxious New York attitude was being used to sell magazines was, to a snarky young guy steeped in the cultural critiques of The Baffler, just one more example of the Disney takeover of the city.
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There were definitely earlier versions of this book where everyone was in a snarky-off, and the pacing was very like, Amy Sherman-Palladino or Gossip Girl and The OC. Where's it like on, on, on, on, on.
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In the midst of an extramarital affair, Strzok and Page did criticize Trump, but their snarky comments do not prove the conspiracy theories of an anti-Trump "Deep State" that the President and his supporters have been peddling.
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It didn't have me guffawing at gags or snorting at snarky remarks, no, it employs a sweeter kind of humor than you typically find in games, depending more on an appreciation of the absurd and perfect comic timing.
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"The response in Colorado has been generally not snarky and, 'Who do you think you are?' but really, 'Thank you for all the hard work and, you know, I hope you go for it,'" Hickenlooper said in September.
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We got drunk the night before her flight and then were snarky and stressed the next day—the kind of cranky you only can be with people you really love while trying to power through a devastating hangover.
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He had done his bit of campaigning and eating in New York—he prompted snarky comments when he attacked a slice of pizza with a fork though he did better with chicken soup with kreplach and apple strudel.
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When the box office receipts for Deadpool—a cheerfully blood-splattered and snarky comic book romp that turned out to be a surprisingly massive hit—came in, Logan was precisely the kind of movie I was worried about.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. With his track record of surly behaviour and snarky encounters with the press, we probably shouldn't be surprised when Jose Mourinho storms out of a post-match interview these days.
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"He is in his colleagues' faces pointing out the error of their ways, his snarky tone oozing disrespect toward those who might, just might, know what they are talking about," she wrote in an opinion piece in July.
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More so than in the past, the volatility of the passions within this year's electorate, ranging from healthy skepticism to snarky cynicism to risky conspiracy theorizing, could make for a rocky first day of the presidential transition period.
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Holland's Peter Parker has largely been defined by his relationship to Tony Stark; his biggest goal is to live up to the legacy of a larger-than-life paternal mentor who's better at snarky detachment than emotional caregiving.
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Paint by Slime: Elmer's challenged Moriah Elizabeth, a YouTube creator who prides herself on being creative and a little snarky, to create an 8-by-8-foot paint-by-numbers-inspired piece using over 50 gallons of slime.
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And I will not even throw in a snarky comment about how it couldn't be stranger unless the White House issued an announcement that for security reasons, all federal employees will be required to come to work naked.
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One of those memes caught the attention of Beckinsale and the actress, who has never been shy to respond to snarky comments about her romance with Davidson, 25, hilariously defended her actions yet again in a comment on Instagram.
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And though theater lovers were quick to mock the Trumpistas who threatened to "Boycott Hamilton" (the play is sold out until August 2017), snarky promises to hoover up any unwanted tickets are unlikely to heal America's gaping social divides.
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There were few mic-dropping one-liners in this episode, but the number of people who could deliver those snarky comebacks was literally cut down, and most of the rest of the cast didn't have the breath for wisecracks.
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Jazz was originally just a lovable rogue, a tertiary character, but I really like her, because she gets to be snarky and funny, just to say and do the things we all think about but never say or do.
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Effective as she may be, Brown does not boast hundreds of thousands of followers on social media; she does not tweet snarky admonishments at the Trump administration, the type which would earn her regular spots on cable news segments.
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Rogowsky is an affable comedian who seems like the kind of person who would get the class clown superlative in high school and has been lovingly named "Quiz Daddy" by his HQties (Rogowsky's snarky name for the game's players).
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The cast of The Real Housewives of New York City say the darndest things, and while plenty of their snarky one-liners are in-the-moment original thoughts, the words the cast is perhaps most closely associated with aren't.
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Every time Gregg T gets brought up on the internet — which is pretty frequently, since sightings of him on his daily commute are common — snarky remarks about how safe New Yorkers do or don't feel are sure to follow.
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While she and her campaign will likely be tweeting with snarky glee every time something nasty happens at the GOP Convention, that won't be enough to attract much attention if that convention truly is a dramatic toss up event.
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And plenty of Americans are about to share a Thanksgiving meal — and table — with parents, grandparents, siblings, or other relatives with different views, and are just waiting for that snarky remark that throws off the whole peaceful family vibe.
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" Vyacheslav Nikonov, a member of the lower house of the Russian parliament, the Duma, made the snarky reference to Russian interference in the 2016 US election on Sunday during a weekly political show called "Sunday Evening with Vladimir Solovyov.
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Both bots might answer a question about reducing debt by mentioning a sponsored balance transfer offer with a low APR, but the exact language would differ: clear and reassuring for retirees versus snarky humor and emojis for the students.
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"Popkey presents us with a shrewd record of the act of unflinchingly circling these amorphous notions of pain, desire and control, all the while quietly noting their clichéd contrivances in snarky, dark humor," Antonia Hitchens writes in her review.
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Some people asked him why he suddenly doesn't like the government trying to control a person's body when he's never seemed to have an issue with it before, while others offered up some snarky perfection about autonomy and choice.
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Here's what the current and future C.E.O. of Oath, the Verizon unit that owns AOL and Yahoo, tweeted on Monday morning (note the snarky hashtag): Why was Mr. Armstrong considered a potential candidate for WPP in the first place?
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The listicle is so prevalent that after famed venture capitalist Hunter Walk wrote a snarky tweet about publishing his own predictions post — with no intention of writing such a list — a number of people responded in earnest last week.
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Uninterested in fitting in, or being charming, or acting snarky, ironic, or smug — all forms of presentation the class-conscious art world has celebrated — Webster is a true renegade who, in her paintings, has mastered synthesizing mayhem and repetition.
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But that bill quickly drew a snarky campaign by women protesters called "Periods for Pence" -- including a woman inviting Pence to her appointment with her gynecologist, an update from one woman about her cramps and other personal details about their periods.
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Perez Hilton swears he is not the snarky, fame thirsty blogger everyone thinks he is because that's exactly the persona he put forth in order to rise to the level of someone using a dating service for rich people on television.
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While we can't speak to what the still-to-be-decided nominees will say in their speeches, Colbert as host promises that the biggest night in TV will likely be filled with subtle-but-snarky quips at the POTUS' expense.
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The Golden Globes prides itself on being a rollicking bash and unpredictable live TV. Snarky, bleeped jokes, boozed celebs saying damnedest things, and bizarre picks in the TV categories like Mozart in the Jungle — the Drunk History version of the Oscars.
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I once sat with superstar Sonam Kapoor in her home, hearing about extreme diets she's felt pressured to try before a shoot, the times she pushed herself beyond healthy limits of exercise because of a snarky comment in a gossip rag.
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If you're an Android user, a Pixel fan, or just curious as to what Google is up to this year, stick with The Verge for our usual helping of live coverage, including commentary by our knowledgable and occasionally snarky crew.
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But 139 days into one of the most turbulent presidencies in American history, the sight of an aggressively stone-faced man giving testimony at 10 am on a Thursday aired across news channels to millions of viewers and snarky tweets.
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And there was a lot of discussion about copyright and fair use, most of which centered on the fact that criticism and commentary like Wagner's is generally regarded as fair use, regardless of how snarky or sarcastic it might be.
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I first ran across Caitlin Moran, "Britain's filthiest feminist," on NPR's Nerdette podcast, and her sense of humor about gender, art, world events, and everything else is so ribald and snarky and unapologetic, she immediately colonized my politics and my brain.
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After all, Lohan's Casey — a football star and snarky pre-teen — was just as much the star of 2000's Life-Size as her humanized doll, who came to life to help Casey move on from the loss of her mom.
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" For his part, Band sent snarky emails behind Chelsea's back, and one point writing to another aide, "This is the 3rd time this week where she has gone to daddy to chance a decision or interject herself in the process.
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Part of that is due to how snarky the show's humor can be, easily lending itself to memes; but another part of it is due to how the show's messages are never preachy, even as they go beyond surface-level treatment.
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""In the following days during routine West Wing meetings, the president made several snarky, disparaging comments about Mr. Kushner's family and the visas that were clearly intended to express his annoyance ... Kushner did not respond, at least not in earshot.
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Alison has always tried to stay in control in her romantic relationships, but no amount of snarky comments or mind games can stop Cyrus from stealing Alison's stuff, throwing her against the wall, and dragging a knife across her thigh.
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Starting around 27, snarky younger social media users have been sharing screenshots from episodes of Arthur and flanking them with satirical and adult captions (for example, projecting fantasies about sugar daddies dying and bestowing their entire fortune on a cackling Arthur).
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This balancing act can be incredibly difficult for a director—make a film that's too reverent and it feels like a dull homage, too snarky and it curdles in its hipness—but for the most part Chazelle confidently walks the line.
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Still, those seeking insight into journalistic and political sausage-making could do worse than perusing the emails, which feature the sort of snarky and un-self-conscious exchanges that are common between reporters and politicos in their day-to-day discussions.
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This is by design: Not only is she new to the big screen, she can't remember her past, and she seems full of uncertainty about her future, though she tries to tamp it down with snarky jokes and soldierly determination.
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From body positivity advocates like Iskra Lawrence, who creates snarky visuals to clap back at body shaming, to Alexandra Elle, whose poetry and portraits affirm black, female identity, women especially are using Instagram to share their causes with the masses.
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Just remember that you don't have a "problem" if you use boatloads of lube — people who make snarky remarks about using lube are simply echoing society's uninformed and sex-negative bias against giving your body the love and pleasure it deserves.
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On "Hasselhoff Cheeseburger," which you can listen to below, Kelly tests out his chops as a fast-paced hip-hop emcee, seeing how quickly he can spit the snarky wit of his rhymes out of his dick-joke-loving head.
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But when asked about the quote and the song by Newsweek last September, Rove denied that the words were his, put the word reporter in inverted commas when referring to Suskind, and proceeded to get snarky about The National's music.
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"Everybody's so snarky and mean because they don't know what to do with life, they don't know what to do with somebody who's full of positive consciousness," said Michelle Casto, a 50-year-old career coach and teacher from Kentucky.
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If you like snarky asides or jokes about the entertainment industry, or if your favorite shows are "High Maintenance" and "Difficult People," try this comedy about two adult siblings (Heléne Yorke and Drew Tarver) whose teenage brother becomes a pop sensation.
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On Friday at 11:30, I knew I should be seeing what all the fuss was about with Louis Cole, a wunderkind YouTube sensation whose jazz-infused, fratty IDM is starting to give Snarky Puppy a run for its money.
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Trump blasted reporters for asking "snarky" questions when they use facts and his own words to point out shortcomings in the effort to combat the virus in the United States, which now has more confirmed infections than any other nation.
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The end of the season saw a stark divide between queens at the beginning of their careers (Violet Chachki, Pearl) versus queens who, by their own snarky description, made up the "Bitter Old Lady Brigade" (Kennedy Davenport, Ginger Minj, Mrs.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey engaged in a bit of cross-platform trolling last week, announcing that his company would ban political advertising from the platform, and adding a snarky subtweet aimed at Facebook's stated policy of tolerance for paid political misinformation.
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In the case of the Nigerian Pete supporter, every time folks made snarky comments or retweeted jokes about the theory—whether they were Pete supporters or Pete anti-stans—those messages pinged to new audiences, spreading polluted information in unpredictable directions.
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Let's chalk up these kids' snarky, furiously penned essays for campus newspapers and meanspirited social media posts to the internet's mob mentality, a 20-year-old's clumsiness with rhetorical flourishes, and their deep need to be part of a clique.
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In February, the nerdy jazz-funk phenoms in Snarky Puppy held their first GroundUp Festival in Miami Beach, showing that the young, hyper-technical musicians coming out of jazz-education programs could make up a consumer base of its own.
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His reflections on the actress Jenny McCarthy, whose transformation into anti-vaccine advocate revived a fading Hollywood career, make for a fun, snarky read, but the enduring importance of Mnookin's book lies in its methodical science-based rebuttals of wild rhetoric.
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For women who have been following West's career arc, from snarky arts reviewer at Seattle's alt-weekly The Stranger to fat acceptance advocate and "human vuvuzela" of international acclaim, it's refreshing to hear her say what so many are thinking.
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Throughout Phoebe Waller-Bridge's incredibly intimate and very funny series, title character Fleabag (played by Waller-Bridge) makes snarky asides to the camera, assuming that we're cheering her on and/or judging her questionable choices, just like a best friend might.
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We may be many months away from tuning into the snarky drama, but in an interview with PopSugar, the cast declared that the new TV venture will be even more murder-y than the original film — which, umm, was pretty damn murder-y.
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He started his career at a time when snarky newsroom chatter found a public outlet on blogs and social media, and his reaction to that unwanted attention was to recoil from many of the digital platforms that are second nature to his peers.
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"[P]lease realize that for many of the women who frequent this site, our Greek experiences helped shaped us into the women we are: smart, funny, snarky, feminist," wrote a Jezebel commenter in 2008 in response to the Crying Sorority Girl hubbub.
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Weist is theoretically the adult in the room, but he reads like a particularly self-aware kid caricaturing a Hollywood power player, reeling off his expensive shopping habits and instigating tense, snarky verbal showdowns with YouTube-star clients Bryce Hall and Mikey Barone.
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The new version of the app also allows users to tweak the friendliness of Carrot, Interstellar-style — ranging from fully professional, which turns Carrot off completely to leave you with a nicely designed weather app, to mildly snarky, to full on homicidal.
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We see snarky, erstwhile heroine Jessica (Krysten Ritter) toss a man through a glass door — a subtle callback to the first-ever scene of the series — punch her way through New York City, and still flirt through some immediately crackling sexual tension.
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With filmmaker Drew Goddard (The Martian, Cabin in the Woods) tackling an X-Force movie next, there's going to be an entirely new playground for Deadpool's snarky schtick and silliness — and it's likely going to be there for many years to come.
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Some overly excited and snarky mainstream media types were even calling the Bannon and Conway hires the Trump campaign's "hospice-care stage," insisting that Trump knew it was over and just wanted to surround himself with people who would make him most comfortable.
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That formula includes a hero finding himself, a world-threatening weapon, a destructive villain obtaining said weapon, snarky jokes, and a moment when the hero finds himself and is called to duty — usually right before the villain is about to conquer the world.
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The fast-food chain is infamous for posting snarky messages and beefing with rival restaurants on Twitter (no pun intended), but Steak &aposn Shake didn&apost seem to take that information into consideration when taking a jab at Wendy&aposs on Tuesday afternoon.
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A broad 58% of people who disapprove of Trump's job performance said there's nothing they like about what he's doing, named specific things they didn't like instead, or, getting a little snarky, said they liked that his presidency has been ineffective so far.
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The running joke is that Rob Zombie must love the word "Yeah!" because he uses it so often in his songs, but while this is usually used as a snarky pseudo-intellectual crack about his music, it also speaks to the man's personality.
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Gawker, which is known for its snarky celebrity and media industry gossip, had published a one-minute, 41-second edited video in 2012 featuring Hogan having sex with the wife of his then-best friend, radio "shock jock" personality Bubba the Love Sponge.
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Ms. O'Donoghue and Ms. Bowers create a believable sisterly rapport, which is to say they take frequent passive-aggressive (and sometimes just aggressive) potshots at each other, but also manage to suggest an emotional alliance that runs deeper than their snarky exchanges.
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While Deadpool director Tim Miller hasn't been electrocuted for his art (to our knowledge) yet, his team did build a custom hybrid camera/stunt motorcycle in order to get a shot of the snarky superhero kicking ass while bouncing through moving traffic.
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In his latest installment to an ever-growing oeuvre that is probably best described as "snarky forms of technology abuse," Osman tries to match the quality of a "control" pancake—which was made the old-fashioned way—with a laser-cooked pancake.
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It's the narrative backbone of Alexander Sokurov's 2002 film "Russian Ark," in which the Marquis de Custine, author of a snarky 19th-century travelogue, guides the viewer with a mix of haughty put-downs and disbelieving admiration for Russian art and music.
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But Lucy's aging seemed to happen so quickly: One day she was a snappy, snarky adolescent dog, full of energy, and then over a period of just a few years she became an elderly dog, slowing down, eating less and finally dying.
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Not of conservatism as a whole, but of a particular strain of right-of-center thinking that has been ascendant over the past few years, one that is vulgar, snarky, populist, and defined more by what it's against than what it is for.
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The New York City focus in Wednesday's debate had drawn plenty of ire from viewers around the state, inspiring an opinion column in the Albany Times-Union, criticism from the Republican candidate, Marcus Molinaro, and more than a few snarky Twitter posts.
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"From humble beginnings as a sarcastic response to a snarky Facebook comment, we terrified coulrophobes with sold-out Clowns Only screenings of Stephen King's IT: CHAPTER ONE in Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, Phoenix, Omaha, and Brooklyn," the theater posted on its website.
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We&aposve all had embarrassing moments at work — from finding a piece of spinach in your teeth after a big presentation to thinking you muted yourself on a conference call only to realize (a few snarky comments later) that you had not.
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Perhaps, as the title "Rising Star" indicates, this book is meant to focus only on Obama's early years, but in that case, the epilogue — with the snarky title of "The President Did Not Attend, as He Was Golfing" — seems even more inexplicable.
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In an age of children's entertainment that's snarky, self-referential and even meta, "The Call of the Wild," adapted by director Chris Sanders and screenwriter Michael Green, stands out for its earnest effort to entertain without commenting on itself or the modern world.
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With all of this going on, it's surprising anyone had the energy to pretend to be upset over how much US representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez paid for a haircut or enjoy Senator Elizabeth Warren's snarky comeback to a question about same-sex marriage.
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Twitter was full of fans tweeting support for the two sides, commenting about the game, and sharing snarky memes based on an image of Russian President Vladimir Putin teasing Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman after Russia scored the first goal in the match.
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"In one of the most stunning displays of humanity I have ever seen, no one has yet reply-all'd with a snarky comment," Twitter user Linguica said in a DM.Most of the users who spoke about the incident said they would continue using Ghostery.
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Clinton and de Blasio took the stage on Saturday at the Inner Circle, an annual media roast of politicians that traditionally ends with New York's mayor delivering a snarky rebuttal in the form of a rehearsed skit, often with the help of Broadway cast members.
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Throughout the course of the two seasons, his four children — heir apparent Kendall (Jeremy Strong), political fixer Shiv (Sarah Snook), snarky smart aleck Roman (Kieran Culkin) and libertarian weirdo Connor (Alan Ruck) — all take turns vying for their father's attention and scheming against him.
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The platform is today home to a range of snarky and often mocking content about the US, according to a BuzzFeed News review of a sample of public WeChat posts about Pence's speech, the recent midterm elections, and the ongoing US–China trade war.
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" Ashly's response to that in turn, was more than slightly alarming – she proceeds to take issue with Tun's attitude… "While I stepped out of line with my attitude, you throwing it right back along with other snarky unnecessary comments is just fighting fire with fire.
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When Jesse Tyler Ferguson isn't busy starring in his one-man hit Broadway show or making snarky, hilarious comments as Mitchell Pritchett on ABC's Modern Family, the laid-back actor finds himself experimenting with new recipes in his Manhattan kitchen with friends like Padma Lakshmi.
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"Malia and I were talking recently about all the little things we'd stress over in junior high and high school — whether we're wearing the right clothes, a snarky comment somebody made about us, the boys we crushed on, and on and on and on," Mrs.
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They can still strip a person of their ability to decide if, for example, they want a picture of themselves to be used as part of some stranger's snarky Twitter commentary, or to be included in a conversation in which they are being publicly mocked.
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Release date: September 22 Why it matters: The follow-up to the 2014 spy action-comedy promises to be just as snarky and self-aware as the first, with most of the same cast — Colin Firth, Mark Strong, Taron Egerton — and some new faces, too.
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" Trump told Today that it was a "tremendous honor" to be named Person of the Year, although he puckered at TIME's choice to refer to him as the president of the "Divided States of America," complaining to host Matt Lauer that it felt "snarky.
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Oh my god, I would tell you about the millions of things I was smart about, I would be snarky, I would be… When I listen to my old interviews, I just want to reach through the screen and tell myself to shut up.
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Overall, in the book, Comey implies in some snarky narration that he found Trump's denials illogical and unconvincing ("I imagined the presidential suite of the Ritz-Carlton in Moscow was large enough for a germaphobe to be at a safe distance from the activity").
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Besides the illuminati conspiracy theorists and the snarky swamp-dwellers of internet comment sections ("some people are really crazy," the author said), some online commenters have criticized the project for either mocking religion or manipulating it in a cynical attempt to convert the young.
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The CBS star manages to blend his trademark political humor with broader cultural commentary, a relaxed interview style and a healthy dose of mischief, resulting in a show that can be both weighty and light, sweet and snarky, all in the space of one episode.
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The image of fast food under the twinkling candelabra of the State Dining Room — which Mr. Trump said was a necessity, given the lack of White House staff because of the shutdown — gave rise to a thousand snarky tweets and jokes on late-night television.
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What's on Fox News or coming from the Trump administration are outright lies that we either have to casually accept or accept with a side-eye snarky attitude, and that can create the feeling that you're being bullied and no one's doing anything about it.
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I could say BoJack Horseman is incredibly deft and powerful for a show ostensibly about snarky animals living in Hollywoo(d), but the truth fans have known since the end of the first season is that the show is just incredibly deft and powerful, period.
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It's easy to see why: The young adult fantasy author is known for her delightful characters, and In Other Lands' hero, Elliott, is a precocious, snarky wunderkind who's whisked away to wizarding school, where he's given his choice of becoming a warrior or a diplomat.
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They really liked David Bowie when they were younger and they've come down to London for the day to have a little look at the plaque and then maybe go for a Zizzi pasta and there is literally nothing snarky you can say about these angels.
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" Another Reddit user – who admitted, "[I'm] not a huge fan, but I still respect your career," and insisted they weren't "being snarky" – wanted to know if he was serious about "abstaining from gettin' down" or if it was "part of your marketing to families and young kids.
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In case you don't remember the original scary toy and its powers of commanding a room full of snarky kindergarteners, the lifelike teddy bear featured moving eyeballs and a mouth that moved to the tune of audio books, played via a cassette deck in the doll's back.
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When you spend your days writing about the goings on of the video game industry, it's easy to fall into the trap of believing that most people are aware of technology like virtual reality and that they'll understand your snarky quips about mimes using the Oculus Rift.
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On the more tactless end of the spectrum, there are snarky jokes about the perceived weird speaking patterns and lack of social graces among "sheltereds" or "blindies"—fellow sightless individuals who are regarded as having been too coddled by their time in schools for the blind.
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Mr. Crosby — who has been inducted twice into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, as a member of both the Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash — made the album with Michael League, the bassist and producer-composer who leads the Grammy-winning groove band Snarky Puppy.
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Some of that public awareness campaign took the form of a few snarky tweets, invoking truly absurd 218 calls (from people asking for directions to asking what to do with frozen meat during a power outage) alongside calls about marijuana as examples of what not to do.
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When I asked Michigan men why they carried a gun, I received many of the canned answers one might expect: a snarky comment about then-President Obama, a story of a close call with victimization, a generalized worry about crime, a complaint about police response times.
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Unaware of the growing offscreen tension between the show's co-stars, Martin Lawrence and Tisha Campbell, we'd champion their characters' over-the-top love, howl at the snarky digs Pam (Tichina Arnold) leveled at him or simply debate the merit of his character's hip-hop fashion.
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No word on whether that will include Twitter feuds, lengthy apology videos on YouTube, and snarky comments about one another's makeup lines — facets of the beauty community that Charles knows a little bit about after getting into massive feuds with creators like Tati Westbrook and Jeffree Star.
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A lot, including snarky references to Shkreli's alleged newfound hobby of collecting rare and valuable playing cards from the game "Magic: The Gathering," a number of songs featuring the "F-word" in their title, and Shkreli being confronted, as in real life, with the power of the legal system.
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Yet even amid all of the piss-taking, the snarky jokes, and the reveal that Gretchen kinda sorta believes Princess Diana is still alive, the heart of the episode celebrates the way that we keep listening to love stories because we like to believe in happy endings. Eventually.
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Strong Bad fielded queries from viewers about everything from the IQs of butts to the meanings of weird dreams, and was sure to mock their spelling and grammar in a snarky, no-nonsense tone that fell somewhere between Triumph the Insult Comic Dog and Beavis and Butt-head.
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Gabourey Sidibe as... Queenie Technically, Coven's human voodoo doll died in Hotel at the hands of a hungry vampire (portrayed by Angela Bassett, so really, who would even complain?) But don't worry, Queenie will return to all of her snarky glory when the apocalypse reunites this girl gang.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Founded in 2006 by a motley crew of assertively intellectual, generally international, and multilingual artists, the razor-sharp, intimidatingly clever collective Slavs and Tatars is known for layered performance and lecture events that are somehow scholarly, snarky, witty, and illuminating all at once.
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" (To be fair, accusing women of being paranoid and melodramatic for having reasonable wishes and opinions is the oldest gaslighting trick in the book.) Smith also posted a couple of snarky tweets, including a screenshot of her weather app saying it's 94 degrees with the caption, "Forecast: extremely feminist.
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Behind the scenes, from my conversations and Swan's notebook: What Trump was thinking: "This is religion for the political left, and our supporters are constantly being asked to change their behavior," a top West Wing aide told me, adding that the "snarky comments" from European leaders didn't help.
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"Malia and I were talking recently about all the little things we'd stress over in junior high and high school — whether we're wearing the right clothes, a snarky comment somebody made about us, the boys we crushed on, and on and on and on," Obama told Good Housekeeping.
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All those instant messages, search requests, snarky…Read more ReadThe case functions as a chording (or chorded) keyboard, where combinations of multiple keys are pressed at the same time to trigger various inputs—in the same way multiple keys on a piano are pressed to play a musical chord.
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So when she skied to the South Pole earlier this month and became the youngest person to ever pull off the Polar Hat Trick, she delivered a delightfully snarky message to those internet haters: She posted a photo of her holding a plate with a ham and cheese sandwich.
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Clinton on Saturday took the stage with de Blasio at the Inner Circle, an annual media roast of city and state politicians that traditionally ends with New York's mayor delivering a snarky rebuttal in the form of a rehearsed skit, often with the help of Broadway cast members.
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Their take-no-prisoners fury and snarky sing-song choruses have quickly made them local favorites in the DIY and indie scene, but they've proved difficult to keep tabs on, eschewing Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter in favorite of keeping things old-school—and shrouded in a little mystique.
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So, the Observer was, for a long time, the successor to Spy Magazine, at least in New York: Very snarky, very insidery, media-centric, created many people who've gone on to great success in the media world, was kind of graduate school for media — and a money-losing one.
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It came from the cognitive dissonance of seeing an actor whose onscreen persona had previously run so heavily toward the funny-snarky-sensitive now surrounded by machismo, brandishing an assault rifle, muttering about government incompetence, and barking frustration at CIA agents who are portrayed as arrogant, sniveling Ivy League snobs.
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While Wendy's quickly gained a reputation for having the sassiest Twitter on the block, especially because of their ongoing feud with McDonald's over fresh versus frozen beef, other brands took notice and began dishing out their own snarky tweets in response to customer questions, celebrity news, or other brands' promotions.
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Nike could have used its 30 seconds of screen time to show a professionally produced ad, but instead, it used a somewhat shakily filmed Snapchat video with no narrative arc, no snarky ending, and no editing — just Khaled talking loudly about sneakers while putting his face close to the lens.
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Shailene Woodley joins HBO's Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman drama Once the cat is out of the bag, the story heads in predictable directions and does so with little ingenuity or wit, even if Teller's snarky Peter is there to inject random touches of humor into such a self-serious enterprise.
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I wish I could be snarky but I just try really hard to do three things: To say please and thank you and to be grateful for all the blessings that I have and I think if everyone shot for that tough goal the world would be a better place.
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Peskov's explanation for why Russia has decided to drop the pact, which would presumably make accidents more likely, was rather snarky: "Amid the missile strikes, it is hardly reasonable to talk about any more increase in the risk, as the risk has increased considerably," Peskov said in a news briefing.
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So when we celebrate Nelson's simple own of Brünt, we're also saying that we, too, believe that all dogs are good dogs; that there are fundamental truths about the inherent goodness and rightness of all dogs, and maybe even all of earth's creatures — including humans — that transcend snarky internet criticism.
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It isn't enough that we can travel to Game of Thrones shooting locations, where we take tours that show precisely where each scene was shot and afterward purchase souvenir beer steins that say "I drink and know things" or other snarky quotes from one of Game of Thrones's roughly 12 zillion characters.
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It's not alone: Within the last several years, since clawing its way out of obscurity, Snarky Puppy has become the most visible of a crop of young bands building on a foundation of funk, rock, hip-hop and electronic music, typically with streamlined internal combustion and an overlay of vaulting, anthemic melody.
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Memorable pieces from 50 years of Style ESSAY: The Style section at 50: Still sharp, snarky and soulful — and always a work in progress "The Law of Twelve, Which Makes Washington Whirl, and the Boy from Pocatello" by Sally Quinn, June 23, 1974 "New Hampshire is a Fraud" by Henry Allen, Feb.
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It united a team of renegade zoologist Jackson Oz (James Wolk), his right-hand safari man Abe (Nonso Anozie), snarky "veterinary pathologist" Mitch (Billy Burke), intrepid blogger Jamie (Kristen Connolly), and a French romantic interest for Jackson who died unceremoniously in season two, so that is all you need to know about her.
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"Bad Kids of Crestview Academy" traffics in exploitation movie flourishes — with a salacious tease-dance atop a car, cheesy gore and uneven snarky humor — and employs the overfamiliar devices of multiple-point-of-view flashbacks to one incident (the death of Siouxsie's sister) and comic-book-style freeze frames to acknowledge its origins.
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Cody, who was young and snarky and wrote under a pen name that sounded a little like the heroine of a 1940s comic strip (her real name is Brooke Busey), had become about as famous as a screenwriter could be, which meant the backlash was primed to hit before the movie opened.
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At one point, one of Carol's fellow Kree soldiers admits that she actually doesn't like Carol — but because we only get to know Carol through other people's assessments of her, it's hard to know if Carol actually has any traits — beyond the occasional snarky one-liner — that one would consider likable or unlikable.
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When the average person thinks of hacking, they might picture a trenchcoat-wearing citizen in The Matrix, furiously pounding away at a keyboard in a darkened room, in attempt to "infiltrate the mainframe," only pausing to spout snarky one-liners into a headset mic and triumphantly exclaim, "I'm in!" when the job is done.
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Finally, there's the bevy of snarky bros who make up the rest of the hockey team — you might say they're secretly the "mane" event: The comic is a byproduct of Ukazu's interest in hockey as a fan and the research she did on homophobia in hockey leagues while writing a screenplay about a closeted player.
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That way, you're in the know about emerging artists and in five years, you can be the snarky jerk who pushes their Warby Parker glasses up on their nose and says, "Uh... yeah, I really liked their first EP." The Lemon Twigs Are Rock's New Old Young Dreamboats Farther Out: California Dreaming with Anderson .
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In the years since, the men, made up by real estate wheeler-and-dealer Jon (Ron Livingston), commercial director Rome (Romany Malco), guitar instructor Eddie (Grimm's David Giuntoli), and Official Snarky Friend Gary (Psyche's James Roday), have thrived side-by-side, growing families, going to hockey games, and supporting each other through rocky times.
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Gee, G.E. After Bernie Sanders singled out General Electric's tax avoidance and extensive overseas operations as an example of corporate "greed" and "selfishness," Jeff Immelt, G.E.'s chief executive, penned a long, snarky op-ed for The Washington Post that went beyond defending the company, and appeared to take sides in the Democratic nominating contest.
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But notwithstanding snarky right-wing media coverage—the Daily Caller ran the headline "Hillary Clinton Still Coughing At Book Event"—her stop last night at the Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C., proved that her tour is rather harmless—and might even be helpful for a party, and nation, still reeling from President Donald Trump's election.
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Warriors extend winning streak with win over Bucks MILWAUKEE — There would be no snarky t-shirts adorning the Milwaukee Bucks' owners this time; no confetti falling from the ceiling and no delirious celebration like a year ago when the Bucks snapped the Golden State Warriors' NBA-record 24-game winning streak to open the season.
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Neither. I see them as a dark reminder that, while we might have the best of intentions both protesting in the streets or writing snarky Facebook comments (and arguably either of these tactics have successes and failures), if we remain entrenched in global capitalism, there is no way to escape participating in widespread inequality and violence.
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As it turns out, there's quite a few things that Letterman is able to do outside the bounds of network TV. And when compared to the quick-turnaround, snarky tone that permeates so much late-night material today, Letterman's honesty and degree of emotional introspection don't just make him still relevant; they make him absolutely essential.
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Amid a spate of high-profile firings, new lawsuits, and ongoing controversy over a snarky anonymous Instagram account that's naming names of alleged perpetrators and offering no apologies, a group of 180 female executives in the advertising industry have banded together to launch Time's Up Advertising, the first official industry-specific partnership with the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund.
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By the time Black made his directorial debut, the 2005 LA noir send-up Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, he'd already built two separate reputations, first as the hip, hit-making screenwriter of Lethal Weapon and The Last Boy Scout, then as the snarky, overreaching, flop-enabling screenwriter of Last Action Hero and The Long Kiss Goodnight.
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This multi-lingual, multi-cultural, and multi-generational band, led by Michael League (Snarky Puppy), performed songs relating to the struggles of today's world—racism, a dying planet, apathy towards human suffering—and also songs of unity, love, gratitude and hope, with lyrics in Creole and French by Guadeloupe-born, Montreal-based vocal marvel Malika Tirolien.
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I am trying to summon up my arguments in support of the mass-market luxury cruise, and against the snarky subgenre of travel writing about mass-market luxury cruises, a snarkiness best exemplified by David Foster Wallace's classic 1997 essay "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again," piece that is hilarious and insightful and brilliant.
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The sport has had other contenders: the rhythm and performance-related quips of Georges St-Pierre, the Chauncey Gardiner-esque wisdom of the Diaz brothers, the Howard Beale-ish rants of Chael Sonnen, and the subtle snarky genius of Joanna Jedrzejczyk, among few others, have all managed to amuse, delight, and vex fans and foes over the course of MMA's history.
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The dictionary is wry and sometimes outright snarky on Twitter, such as the time it told a Slate editor this month that "no one cares how you feel" (and got more than 18,000 retweets in the process.) On Monday evening, the company tweeted throughout the debate as viewers in large numbers looked up keywords and phrases used by Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton.
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I think I ended up more emotionally invested in him than in Jyn, Cassian, or Krennic — and while I could take the snarky route and say that's a result of the lead characters being pretty underdeveloped in the first half of the film, I actually think it's much more about Tudyk creating a unique, hilarious droid in a universe that's already filled with them.
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He's pulled off, multiple times, being on the cover of a magazine and having the subject be anything but Matt Damon: a snarky 193 GQ feature with some casual anti-gay language tells readers "the most interesting thing [Damon] did in Madrid was take a long, loud piss"; a 219 Esquire profile on a trip to India works as an ad for his charity Water.
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Below is a flavor of opinions on Twitter's #20173 experiment surfaced from the tech space — which runs a pretty full gamut of views on mega tweets — from supportive (and/or sarcastic) to indifferent to excited to horrified to snarky to creative to critical to navel-gazing to, well, hopeful that the change might finally break the addictive spell of Twitter… Can't wait for #bringback140.
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Ira Madison III, The Daily Beast: Laura Dern's character is straight out of a mid-20th century queer novel—not in sexual orientation; there are still no gay characters in the Star Wars universe, which has only now found its first heroine of color in Rose, so baby steps—but in how over the top, snarky, and derisive of Poe's chauvinistic antics she is.
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He was a devoted member of the ANC, but a leaflet in 2014 for the Democratic Alliance, the main opposition party, showed him embracing Helen Suzman, a staunchly anti-apartheid member of parliament for a party that preceded the DA. The ANC retorted with a snarky poster pointing out that it had "so many" of its own struggle heroes that there was "no need to borrow".
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The "slow bleed" of these text messages, publicly released in batches by congressional oversight committees, has caused great damage to the FBI's reputation, and it will be up to the IG to identify whether they were simply the snarky personal communications of two employees engaged in an extramarital affair, or whether they actually provide evidence of serious improper political influence on the FBI's investigative work.
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It happens whenever something big is about to go down, be it the start of a postseason, the eclipse of a record, or the end of a beloved sociopathic scorer's career: while the entire sports media hymns and cheers, a snarky (and often amusing!) Hater's Guide of [the Thing Everyone Loves] stands up and starts blowing wet, contrarian fart sounds at all the hype.
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Devil May Cry 5 is not style over substance, it's style as substance, and that approach is what pervades the cheesy grading system, the snarky but surprisingly loveable greaseball characters, its gaudy aesthetic, a nonsense storyline that takes itself seriously enough that you're not sure what to make of it (Lore Reasons?), and the other pieces that make Devil May Cry 5 click in place.
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He means it as a snarky way to pivot to something else — in this case mocking Fred for the fact that he's in prison and it's all Serena's doing — but it made me realize that some of the inherent tension that made the first two seasons of The Handmaid's Tale so strong was carried in those flashbacks, which have largely been left out of season three.
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PlayStation's big, shiny exclusive of the first half of 2016 delivered a lot of what the already-familiar expected—clambering up quite-probably-listed buildings before watching them fall down, shooting nameless goons in their dumb mugs, Nate getting snarky with NPCs—while standing alone enough from its predecessors to represent a perfect jumping-on point for anyone who only moved over to Sony this console generation.
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It's going to be O.K. A 2012 study in the Journal of Positive Psychology identified three distinct expressions of patience: interpersonal, which is maintaining calm when dealing with someone who is upset, angry or being a pest; life hardships, or finding the silver lining after a serious setback; and daily hassles, which is suppressing annoyance at delays or anything irritating that would inspire a snarky tweet.
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Pokemon is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, which means that those of us who grew up with the iconic series are now old enough to be on Twitter to make snarky jokes: pretty soon nintendo is gonna run out of names and we're gonna have Pokemon Baja Blast and Code Red And to reimagine pokemon doing very hashtag 2016 things: my contribution to the pokemon community pic.twitter.
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Other cornerstones of American foreign policy, or at least Selina's foreign policy: the kidnapping of schoolteachers instead of terrorists, something the president is briefed on in the Situation Room; tweeting snarky comments about her political rivals while sitting in the Situation Room (this is what starts the whole mess in the first place); and ignoring that matters of national security are at risk until her personal pride is on the line.
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In an incredibly nerdy content distribution feud, Netflix's chief content officer Ted Sarandos, Cannes, and the FNCF have been lobbing somewhat snarky missives at each other through the press for the last several weeks, all trying to get the sharpest last word on whether the future is streaming or the theater is sacred or if Netflix is just trying to avoid paying taxes or if the FNCF is just a bunch of snobs.
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The comment itself is hard to find an exact date for — the earliest reference to it that I can find is from 2015 — but its general tenor speaks to a shifting understanding of South Park: What was once a fun, snarky takedown of America's worst tendencies now reads to many as a TV series that taught an entire generation of kids that it's stupid to care about anything, let alone engage with it politically.
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But I also love it as someone who has spent a lot of time thinking and writing about the culture of fighting—and as someone who maybe tried to start something by yelling snarky things at a dude in a TapOut shirt in a Southern Ontario Legion hall in the aughts—because it's one of the smartest, most thoughtful, and most accurate portraits of fighting (or at least street fighting) psychology that I've ever seen.
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Rick's group has spent most of Season 7 separated so far — robbing us of the banter, friction and interplay that was always a highlight of the show's early years — but episode 9 brought the gang back together to try and steamroll Gregory in the opening minutes (they failed for now, but at least they were sassy about it), and then kept that snarky train chugging all the way over to the Kingdom.
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First came a few days of processing: the haircut (you had to pay the civilian barber), the shots (lots of them), the uniforms ("your waist is kinda big," a snarky corporal who handed me my fatigue pants said), the aptitude tests, the offers to go to Officer Candidate School or get the enlisted school of my choice, both of which involved more time in the Army than the two-year draft commitment.
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There was lots of talk about brand safety and snarky comments from the stage about online giants like Facebook and Google — NBCUniversal's sales chief said that "an algorithm" could not have predicted the success of "This Is Us" or the latest season of "Saturday Night Live" — but there was also an acknowledgment that, although the television ad market remains remarkably strong, the shift to digital platforms is undeniable, and their continued growth is inevitable.
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Last week, Democrats on the House Science, Space and Technology Committee sent panel leadership a snarky letter positing that, if the committee was so interested in Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's email server scandal last year, it must also be interested in security shortcomings at the Trump White House.
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" The same driver also emailed Business Insider a snarky, satiric corporate statement: "A representative for the Los Angeles-based Southern California Rideshare Drivers Association said, 'Although drivers make very little money sitting in the drive through line, and many feel that Lyft and Taco Bell are encouraging riders to take advantage of the awkward situation this puts drivers in, the upside is this provides a great new revenue stream source for the drivers in the form of cleaning fees.
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