It was probably the family's splashiest shot of the weekend.
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Agency Inside plays a role in Intel's splashiest mainstream efforts, as well.
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But the Singles Day event in China is by far the splashiest.
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The new Interpreter mode is the splashiest of those software features, by far.
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An acquisition of Tiffany would be one of LVMH's splashiest deals to date.
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While this is obviously not the splashiest of acquisitions, it is nevertheless an important one.
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But one of their splashiest projects in development may provoke ire in President Trump's circles.
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Three of their California neighbors made some of the splashiest additions of the off-season.
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Companies and local officials often have good reason to show off their splashiest and silliest wares.
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That's often the way with CES's splashiest TV announcements: they're concepts masquerading as real consumer products.
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One week into N.B.A. free agency, two historically woebegone franchises have reveled in the splashiest acquisitions.
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It just made its splashiest, most star-studded announcement ever and didn't bring up the iPhone.
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As Misty, Missick gets some of the most satisfying scenes, but they're not necessarily the splashiest ones.
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The company debuted on Wall Street in May and has been one of the year's splashiest IPOs.
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It seems like Memoji is the splashiest new thing available in the iOS 12 public beta, so far.
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It is the latest and splashiest deal to reflect a music business that has been revitalized by streaming.
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But the splashiest museums to fold into Málaga's already strong lineup are the two openings in the spring of 2015.
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The splashiest deal happened Sunday, when the Sacramento Kings traded DeMarcus Cousins, their All-Star center, to the New Orleans Pelicans.
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Untitled Series With Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston Apple's splashiest project is a behind-the-scenes series about a morning TV show.
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The firm started with about $3.5 billion in capital and at the time was among the biggest and splashiest hedge fund launches.
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But seriously, let this ode between Khloé and Baby serve as a reminder that the splashiest, sparkliest of trends never have to die.
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Even in recent years, when his power began to wane, Mr. Weinstein threw one of the splashiest parties after the Golden Globes ceremony.
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It's a great example of how filmmakers don't have to resort to the usual problematic tropes to keep their biggest, splashiest movies glued together.
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But WeWork reflects today's reality in American startups, whose splashiest members start with something wholly different — the intangibles of emotional intelligence and mood music.
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Hedge fund managers know him as one of their own — the wealthy, backslapping host of their industry's splashiest conference each year in Las Vegas.
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This isn't meant to place blame on Pine's stellar performance or on Wonder Woman screenwriter Allan Heinberg for giving Steve the film's splashiest lines.
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But the things I liked best about the Apple Card were not its splashiest features—and they also reminded me of the card's shortcomings.
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Why it matters: The event was the splashiest sign yesterday that automakers are moving closer to bringing electric models to the huge pickup market.
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With plimsolls instead of boots on the ground and only a bit of camo, it focused on the splashiest looks for the lads of summer.
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Tavares is the latest, splashiest component in Brendan Shanahan's renovation of the franchise, which began when he was hired as team president in April 2014.
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By comparison, most nonmusical plays on Broadway are between $3 million and $5 million, and even the splashiest musicals rarely top more than $25 million.
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By far the biggest and splashiest deal of the year goes to IBM, which bet the farm to acquire Red Hat for a staggering $34 billion.
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The splashiest auto news coming out of CES and the North American International Auto Show has been about new models, self-driving tech, and wild concepts.
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LAS VEGAS — Hedge fund managers know him as one of their own — the wealthy, backslapping host of their industry's splashiest conference each year in Las Vegas.
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He won March's Grand Drone Prix, an international event complete with a custom course, announcer and high-tech touches that made it one of the splashiest competitions yet.
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Zuni isn't the trendiest place with the splashiest fare, but the Market Street restaurant, celebrating its 40th anniversary, has been a hip destination since it opened in 1979.
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One of Apple's splashiest hardware debuts was a brand new iMac Pro that will support up to 18 core processors and include a graphic chipset called Radeon Vega.
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The splashiest change is the addition of dark mode, which gives users the option to have a dark background that is said to be easier on the eyes.
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And fare-free transit is the splashiest policy recommendation of Michelle Wu, a Boston City Council member who is expected by many to run for mayor in 22021.
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By and large, however, attendees mostly came prepared to face that fact, even though the Globes are traditionally known for being one of the splashiest nights of the awards season.
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The Brooklyn Nets had one of the splashiest offseasons in the NBA when they landed Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving, but they haven&apost seen much of either this season.
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She initiated coverage on some of the splashiest US cannabis names — known as multistate operators or MSOs in industry parlance — including Curaleaf, Green Thumb Industries, Cresco Labs, Acreage Holdings, and MedMen.
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The I.D. line already had some pretty out there ideas, but Volkswagen is pulling out all the stops for this latest model, its splashiest debut here at the Geneva Motor Show.
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Since their 1984 debut, the awards have become known for their spectacle, building a reputation as the home of some of modern music's most memorable performances, shocking moments, and splashiest feuds.
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High-profile pardons and commutations Obama issued his splashiest grants of clemency on Tuesday when he reduced the prison sentence of Chelsea Manning, who provided sensitive information to Wikileaks, and pardoned Gen.
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All of these titles are intriguing bets, but none so much as the movie that made Netflix the splashiest renegade at Cannes, outpacing the similarly booed and similarly new-wave Amazon Studios.
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Wearable pants: The splashiest of the splashy launches from last year were around two far-out developments around internet-connected tech, called Project Soli and Project Jacquard, under Google's ATAP research unit.
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I will spend hour after hour donning faux-silk gloves and huddling with watch company publicists in windowless rooms, throwing back free espressos while I inspect hundreds of the splashiest wristwatches of 2016.
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DOJ's showdown with NHCA, as I've told you, is the splashiest manifestation of a recently adopted Justice Department policy of moving to dismiss some FCA suits after the government declines to intervene in the cases.
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The Super Bowl brings out what's splashiest in the identities of its host cities, and my adopted hometown is not about to stint on its third go-round at showing its best face to the world.
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Amazon made one of the biggest and splashiest acquisitions of the year, second only to Broadcom's move to acquire Qualcomm and consolidate the fabless semiconductor market into a single unit (which is an equally very large deal).
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In January, Scaramucci said he would join Trump's White House staff as an adviser and public liaison to government agencies and businesses, swapping his role as one of Wall Street's splashiest showmen for a much bigger, more prestigious platform.
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From that splashiest of receiving corps came the game's most valuable player, Jeudy, the junior who helped himself to 204 yards on six catches even though not one person had a right to question him had he watched idly.
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December 256, 2015: Donald Trump's doctor sends out a similar note, though in keeping with Trump's general trend toward making the biggest, splashiest, most luxurious public statements possible, he goes further than Clinton's doctor while also being much less detailed.
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These specials give producers and contestants alike room can take a step back, pinpoint the moments when the drama got particularly juicy, and give everyone a chance to respond and/or confront each other — preferably in the splashiest way possible.
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The lush heat and scintillating build-up of "Summer" are basically new for these two, who are maximal expressivists when duetting, usually out for the biggest, splashiest, poppiest form of conveying what it feels like to be with each other.
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Curious, then, that Tudor, the sister company of Rolex, decided to look back some 2975,21960 years for one of its splashiest releases of 2016: the Tudor Heritage Black Bay Bronze, which features a case made from an alloy that suggests Stonehenge.
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Among the splashiest of ship launches, Royal Caribbean aims to abolish the bottleneck of ship check-in when its new 5,479-guest Symphony of the Seas sets sail in April using facial recognition software to expedite cabin access on arrival.
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While Trump's campaign leveraged that phenomenon to great success in 2016, Trump's big YouTube ad buy is just one part of an effort to see what sticks, advertising to anybody and everybody in the splashiest spot online in the process.
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Durant, who joined the Warriors last summer in one of the splashiest free-agent moves this side of LeBron James, injured his left knee in a loss to Washington on Tuesday night and could miss the rest of the regular season.
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The splashiest piece will appear on June 22, when pedestrians will get rare access to the former streetcar level of the Cuyahoga-spanning Detroit-Superior Bridge, where Squidsoup, a design collective based in the U.K., will set up two large-scale, multi-sensory light installations.
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The Carpetbagger At Fox Searchlight's holiday party in New York last week, the Bagger bumped into a couple of stars from two of the studio's splashiest 2016 productions: one of the films soared to great heights, while the other crashed to an unimagined low.
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Why they might not: Netflix has purchased or produced some quality original movies, but so far, its splashiest big-name titles — films like Bright, Special Correspondents, Anon, and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny, all featuring major Hollywood players — have been pretty flat and disappointing.
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Let's talk about Day Zero for a moment, though, because as I scan over everything we saw today I am struck by how many of the splashiest announcements weren't products, they were concepts — and I strongly suspect more are on the way today and through the week.
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October — traditionally the month devoted to publishing's splashiest books, the way most Oscar-bait movies come out in December — saw the launch of the new YA novel Things I'm Seeing Without You, about a teenage girl struggling to move on in the wake of her boyfriend's death by suicide.
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Now 25 and a year and change out of drama school, he is making his West End debut — and his return to musicals — in the splashiest way possible: playing the title role in "Hamilton," Lin-Manuel Miranda's steamroller of a hip-hop hit, in its hotly anticipated British premiere.
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The splashiest of this bunch is an instant-on, standalone headset — think of it as a Daydream viewer with the phone built in, optimized for VR. Google has built a prototype "reference model" of this headset with Qualcomm's help, and in the coming months Lenovo and HTC VIVE will release sleek commercial versions.
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The splashiest acquisitions were LinkedIn for a whopping $26.2 billion in 2016 and GitHub for $7.5 billion last year, but there have been a host of much smaller purchases, most for much less than a billion dollars, that have filled in holes around security, developer productivity, gaming and a wide variety of cloud services.
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CES is also now the default venue for big splash reveals of new electric vehicles that have at least a decent chance of never making it to market: Last year, Faraday Future had one of the splashiest I've ever attended at a huge rented out warehouse in Las Vegas during the annual consumer electronics expo.
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After emerging almost a decade ago from Chelyabinsk, Russia—a grim city dominated by a tractor factory that Stalin built under his first Five-Year Plan and that could barely pay its workers, including Kovalev's mother, after the fall of the USSR—he has reached the capitalist world's splashiest sporting stage, the Las Vegas strip.
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The White House's splashiest ideas to remake the safety net — through the total repeal of the Affordable Care Act, the conversion of SNAP benefits into a Blue Apron-style delivery box and the merger of federal aid programs into a kind of Department of Welfare — have gone nowhere, and are likely to remain there.
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Why Verge readers might care: Leave it to director Robert Zemeckis (Back to the Future, Forrest Gump) to find the splashiest, most effects-driven way to tell the real-life story of artist Mark Hogancamp, who rose to fame based on his photographs of a world he built as therapy after he was beaten into a coma by five men.
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The splashiest Melania profiles in recent weeks were by Lauren Collins for The New Yorker and Julia Ioffe for GQ. (The number-one rule for an editor assigning a Melania story is to send a female journalist to do it, because otherwise merely stating the facts of her life could be read as sexist.) But there have been many others, from the Associated Press and Bloomberg and The Washington Post and elsewhere, because the Trumps have sprinkled the facts of their lives across multiple platforms over the last ten years.
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Kevin Durant shook the N.B.A. in the opening moments of free agency Sunday night, announcing his decision to leave the Golden State Warriors for the Nets on Instagram to the beat of a track from the Brooklyn rapper Notorious B.I.G. For the Nets, who also struck a deal Sunday with Kyrie Irving, it was the splashiest combination of moves they could have made after spending years digging out from the depths of ill-advised personnel moves and searching for a slice of the spotlight in a city long dominated by the Knicks.
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While Colossal Cave has been referred to as a simulation of Mammoth Cave, Zork has been described as a simulation of Colossal Cave, but much more sophisticated; The Boston Globe in 1984 stated that "Zork bore about the same relationship to Adventure as the splashiest arcade games do to the little white light that bounced through the primitive Pong". By the summer of 1977 the DM group's game was runnable, although only about one-half its final 1 MB size. The team's members, now referring to themselves as the "imps" ("implementers"), continued to add new sections to the map. The game initially ran only on ITS, but a port of muddle to TENEX was available, which the imps adapted to run on TOPS-20 after they were granted an account on a machine running it.
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