Magazines and TV shows are great at spotlighting entrepreneurship's glamorous side.
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The Formula: Cream: The targeted application is great for strategic spotlighting.
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Zelenskiy swiftly hit back by spotlighting Poroshenko's connections with another businessman.
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The docuseries serves some justice in spotlighting the families of victims.
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A big one is spotlighting contributions by people who are marginalized.
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The festival is spotlighting films from indigenous filmmakers and from Cuba.
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And we couldn't be prouder of these vital stories spotlighting women's narratives.
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I like that it's spotlighting his voice in a different way, though.
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The duo starred in a segment spotlighting their registered therapy animal work.
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So each week, we're spotlighting one Cheap Chase that fills our cravings.
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There are many D.I.Y. tours spotlighting the spectacular architecture of this area.
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Craft chocolate makers are passionate about spotlighting the array of pure flavors.
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See five more restaurants spotlighting taro in ways both new and old.
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But spotlighting Smith felt a bit exploitive — and, at the same time, irrelevant.
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So each week, we're spotlighting the "no-brainer" buys that fulfill these cravings.
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So each week, we're spotlighting the "no-brainer" buys that fill these cravings.
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Potential upside His strategy of spotlighting his own properties may have some potential upside.
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GIPHY Today we're spotlighting the fine art GIFs of Greek artist Eleana Chrysanthou Petoussi.
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It's also another example of Obama spotlighting emerging, accessible and diverse American fashion designers.
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Trump is also spotlighting a newer dubious story about the Clinton campaign and Russia.
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All Trump is doing is spotlighting his own, well-documented connections with the Russians.
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And Hershey's, inspired by his example, is spotlighting him in a new marketing campaign.
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Some were embraced, including several aimed at spotlighting questionable behavior in the Trump administration.
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I liked the idea of spotlighting the globe's other power-hungry, arch-right demagogues.
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They marked Pride Month in June by spotlighting groups that support the LGBTQ community.
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The app breaks down your activity by day, spotlighting your active minutes at the top.
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HGTV is putting the emphasis on spotlighting local heroes an those who serve their communities.
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A new interview series spotlighting some of the great work coming out of Los Angeles.
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Meanwhile, Berry, now 32, has turned her attention toward spotlighting missing people in Northeast Ohio.
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This required traps placed in the canopy and spotlighting -- both difficult in the dense rainforest.
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A new interview series spotlighting some of the great work coming out of Los Angeles.
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They're using Instagram to connect clients with "Heroes"—spotlighting the benefits to the local economy.
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In this video, we're spotlighting nine super famous celebs who openly struggle with psoriasis too.
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At the event, we found a booth dedicated to spotlighting upcoming events in Crystal City.
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Her themes spotlighting the use of rape as a weapon and America's disenfranchised working class.
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Its walls are papered with posters spotlighting the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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Schumer's post congratulated the couple, but Alana shared a photo spotlighting another special event that day.
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ET. CNN Heroes has been spotlighting the impactful work of people across the world since 2007.
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That was all in addition to his art, which Microscope Gallery is spotlighting in two screenings.
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This image of Inchcolm Island is part of Buchan's "Splendid Isolation" series spotlighting a changing Scotland.
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By educating positively and spotlighting eco-friendly initiatives, groups work with the platform, not against it.
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The coalition is about spotlighting grass-roots action and empowering it through training, networking and support.
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By spotlighting their relationship in every work, Gilbert & George insist that the viewer acknowledge their relationship.
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During Obama's Copenhagen stop earlier this week, she wore a Danish designer, spotlighting the local fashion scene.
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Tom was a co-host on NBC's 'Today' Thursday ... a special spotlighting Elizabeth Dole's Hidden Heroes' campaign.
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The big picture: Press coverage is spotlighting the impact Session's' departure may have on the Mueller investigation.
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So, in honor of Earth Day, we're spotlighting a few labels that are actually doing their part.
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To celebrate the holiday, we're spotlighting 10 stunning black felines who need a place to call home.
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Even as it grew enough to warrant sections for spotlighting featured videos, the selections were delightfully bizarre.
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For Ayotte, that means spotlighting her criticism of Trump while painting her Democratic opponent, New Hampshire Gov.
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But the X-Men films don't have the best track record in spotlighting Jean's point of view.
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And those reviews create an exquisite political challenge, spotlighting a pocketbook issue that affects millions of voters.
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In 1990, he released a strong album called "Heavy Blue," spotlighting his own ear-catching postbop compositions.
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Punishers, too, are about spotlighting problems, a skill at which they may excel even more than Fixers.
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For this year's Grammy Awards, we're spotlighting five artists to watch: also see our stories on Anderson .
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Brand New's greatest strength is its spotlighting of women artists, whose work elevates and defines the show.
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Let's not just make fun of these books, let's read the books that Kindle Cover Disasters is spotlighting.
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There was a time when Handmaid's could have deftly maneuvered the complexities of a narrative spotlighting mental illness.
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This exhibition marks the centennial of that victory by spotlighting the women who've shaped New York City's politics.
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The album is tight, powerful, and well-produced, spotlighting Kalmah's experience in the space without ever feeling overwrought.
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Warren is not alone in spotlighting her cute dog while making a run for — or serving in — office.
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The hope is that by spotlighting the imbalance and pushing to diversify judges, the awards will balance out.
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But by spotlighting Gabbard, Clinton has reignited divisions between establishment Democrats and the party outsiders who propelled Sen.
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We will keep spotlighting this change as it rips through the global economy and reshapes our political landscape.
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Though the report's findings are grim, its release shows that spotlighting the Trump administration's suppression tactics can work.
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Consider, again, the Newseum, an institution comparable to the NLEM for spotlighting a topic heatedly trending in national discourse.
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Every Wednesday we send out an LA newsletter spotlighting art events in the city and sharing reviews and news.
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Trump touted his foreign policy accomplishments, spotlighting the killings of ISIS founder Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and Iranian Gen.
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The clip comes from a 1999 60 Minutes profile spotlighting Jeff Bezos at the beginning of his Amazon career.
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This is an incredible comic featuring a diverse cast and spotlighting young, rad, perfectly not-perfect high school kids.
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We've rounded up some of the best fitness and snack subscriptions, but now we're spotlighting self care and wellness.
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At first, even the most liberal leaders seemed to shy away from spotlighting abortion rights: In April, Vermont Sen.
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Leers explained that its 22017-260 exhibition spotlighting 20th century African-American artists in Los Angeles, Now Dig This!
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Clinton's spotlighting her debate practice was a shorthand defense of the experience that her opponents have cast as insiderism.
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And we're spotlighting a Young Wonder who's helping kids on another continent get what they need to play ball.
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Fowler's blog post spotlighting sexual harassment and discrimination at the company was a catalyst for Uber's scandal-ridden decline.
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But "Value," co-written by Donald Glover and Stefani Robinson, has more on its mind than simply spotlighting Van.
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They went viral in the summer of 2019 after they did a photo shoot spotlighting their queer, interfaith relationship.
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A new Twitter hashtag, #FirstTimeISawMe, is spotlighting both the evolution and stagnation of representation in media and pop culture.
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But thanks to the 2,000 Instagram hashtags spotlighting the emerging style, you won't be able to overlook it for long.
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Their images were reproduced in cropped isolation next to the paintings as a way of spotlighting these frequently ignored figures.
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Pat Toomey -- whom she will battle in November for a Pennsylvania seat -- spotlighting his financial policy on a national stage.
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The buzz around the movie is spotlighting Afrofuturism, an aesthetic and perspective that reimagines the world through a black lens.
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New Hampshire is just one of the battleground states where Democrats have been spotlighting the issue in the gubernatorial showdowns.
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Multiple ex-staffers spoke of her all-hours emails, often in all-caps, spotlighting what they said were inconsequential errors.
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Mason's the only character committed to spotlighting the mission's individuals, just as she's committed to connecting with Kong later on.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Ellen Pao spent the last few years spotlighting the technology industry's lack of diversity, in court and beyond.
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To celebrate those that have contributed to this movement, we're spotlighting eight businesses making breast cancer awareness a priority ahead.
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Spotlighting abuse and corruption, online critics and bloggers have often succeeded in rallying public opinion and pressuring authorities to act.
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As round two begins this morning, the four-way tie for the lead, spotlighting three Americans, was 1-under par.
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Later that year, she joined the actor George Clooney and others in spotlighting the war-torn Darfur region of Sudan.
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They recently co-curated "Focus: African Perspectives — Spotlighting Artistic Practices of Global Contemporaries" at the Armory Show in New York.
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Instead, Sunday night's show featured several impressive moments spotlighting some of pop music's youngest innovators: Tyler, Lizzo, Billie Eilish, Rosalía.
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Instead, Sunday night's show featured several impressive moments spotlighting some of pop music's youngest innovators: Tyler, Lizzo, Billie Eilish, Rosalía.
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Normally, the convention is all about presidential candidates celebrating their nomination, and spotlighting their message for the general election in November.
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It would also be helpful if Apple somehow rewarded people for creating particularly useful shortcuts by spotlighting them within the app.
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"Tourmaline and I were trying to tell a story spotlighting Marsha's interiority and complexity, without reproducing violences or erasures," says Wortzel.
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The two use minimalist yet telling design to zoom in on aspects of the human experience, with Kids spotlighting group dynamics.
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Stone's exploits are cut with more traditional footage of the home spotlighting the two terraces, sweeping vistas and light-filled kitchen.
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One of the great gifts the Met Breuer has given New York has been spotlighting modernists beyond art history's Eurocentric canon.
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Trunks of Love, benefiting Asian elephants and spotlighting the work of Veterinarians International, honored Christie Brinkley and Richard Lair on Aug.
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These 14 recipes are just what you need, with dishes spotlighting high-protein foods such as salmon, eggs, beans, and more.
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A commercial released in February received widespread acclaim for spotlighting women at all stages of their careers, from childhood to motherhood.
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It is a brisk evening in early June, and a Turner-worthy celestial beam is spotlighting the small lake before us.
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This article originally appeared in our Interpreter newsletter, and two more pieces spotlighting the other areas will publish later this month.
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She directed X for Refinery29's Shatterbox, a short film series spotlighting female storytellers, that premieres on International Women's Day on TNT.
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"What we're really interested in is spotlighting and supporting very trustworthy and credible content," Malik Ducard, YouTube's global head of learning, said.
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Snapchat is fighting back against Instagram Stories, which rocketed to 100 million daily users by spotlighting the cloned feature atop the feed.
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Nexto could turn lackluster villages, small-name museums, or less popular monuments into more popular destinations by spotlighting what's special about them.
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Take Alex Proba, the stylish multidisciplinary designer and art director we're spotlighting with the help of Perrier® Sparkling Natural Mineral Water.
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And, on the educational front, Fabula is hoping its technology can play an important role — by spotlighting network-based cause and effect.
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A State Department memo spotlighting the threat of leaks by department employees was leaked to The Washington Post, the newspaper reported Friday.
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Maybe part of the solution is to spend less time talking Trump and more time spotlighting the human cost of Trump's policies.
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Unlike most of Dawson's previous "documentaries" spotlighting other YouTubers, little new information has been revealed in his second series covering Jeffree Star.
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The North Face has also put a concerted effort into spotlighting its heritage and sustainability efforts, which are evident throughout the store.
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On Explore's website, you can find thousands of films, photos, and more, spotlighting different locations, animals, and people all around the world.
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While spotlighting the risks of overactive government, they discount the need for those functions that bring order to our huge, complex economy.
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For Women's History Month, R29Unbothered is spotlighting Shanée Benjamin, a Black design director and illustrator whose work you may be familiar with.
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It's time to take stock of this vibrant moment and honor these artists by spotlighting the force and elegance of their work.
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When Twitter unveiled a page dedicated to capturing news on the midterm elections, BuzzFeed quickly noticed that the page was spotlighting disinformation.
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The company's commitment is strong, and also thoughtful: Its concerts tend to double as history lessons, often spotlighting underappreciated artists and scenes.
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The dancer Jennifer Lafferty organizes the latest edition of this series spotlighting experimental choreographers, a sampling of what's new in contemporary dance.
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In February, he introduced the Never Again Act, which calls for an exhibit to be created in the Capitol museum spotlighting abortion.
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She was quickly nicknamed Mini Martha and given a food column on the store's blog, spotlighting her tarts, cakes and cream puffs.
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Summer of Screamo is a month-long, weekly column spotlighting new, recent, and upcoming releases in screamo, emoviolence, and generally offbeat hardcore.
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The effort to include more women artists was hailed as an inclusive step forward towards spotlighting women in an overwhelmingly male-dominated industry.
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She says the movements have had an "overwhelmingly positive" impact on the workplace, especially in spotlighting the problem of sexual harassment against women.
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Each season covers roughly one decade of her reign, the first spotlighting the 1950s, and the newly released second season highlights the '60s.
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Crafted in partnership with DOVE® Chocolate, Khethiwe and the Leopard epitomizes the company's dedication to spotlighting the work of emerging female visionaries.
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By the end of the tutorial, Charles' face is stark white — an exaggeration of the face all the haters were set on spotlighting.
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As in the Krall portrait, a well-appointed interior serves as a stage for spotlighting the pathos of upper middle-class German life.
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They're not all about love, but they're just as intimate, spotlighting the band as masterful musical impressionists, and Yorke as a singular tenor.
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At the extension's Vaughan station, for example, a mirrored ceiling installation by Paul Raff Studio reflects daylight, spotlighting commuters as they descend underground.
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The Island of Misfit Toys has nothing on Uglyville, the setting for this musical spotlighting Kelly Clarkson, Blake Shelton, Janelle Monáe and more.
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But the action lacked authorization from Congress and the United Nations Security Council, raising questions about its legality and spotlighting a rich irony.
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Spotlighting strong female leads and hard labor Sandy Powell has been known to turn projects down because of the lack of female involvement.
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Spotlighting Small and Medium-Sized Businesses Small and medium-sized businesses selling on Amazon far exceeded $1 billion in sales this Prime Day.
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Biden, who recently put out an ad spotlighting his work on the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), was asked by Welker about #MeToo.
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Social media networks such as Twitter Inc, Facebook Inc and Snap Inc long ago added some kind of feature spotlighting major news stories.
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It's a series of stupefying volleys between an owner and a board, spotlighting one of the most contentious regime changes in corporate history.
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On Friday night, By Norse presented a more pensive, introspective side by spotlighting the connection between modern art and the country's Bronze Age roots.
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And she's added it to her list of causes that she's not just spotlighting with her celebrity, but practicing what she preaches as well.
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In her new book, An Ordinary Day, acclaimed NYC photographer Karen Haberberg is spotlighting the little-seen world of families raising medically complex children.
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Even when I'd go out and need to be spotlighting Bear Creek or Firewatcher, I'd still have to show off Give Up the Ghost.
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By spotlighting the Pro Hijab, Nike is (whether it means to or not) casting light on an entire sector of the women's sportswear industry.
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Nathan added that Musk has not sent any tweets for pre-approval, showing his flagrant disregard for the agreement and spotlighting the flawed process.
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A transgender YouTuber is speaking out after his pre-transition name and pronouns were used this weekend at a panel spotlighting LGBTQ voices online.
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While constituent outrage played a major role, too, there is no denying that Trump's influence on social media assisted in spotlighting what was happening.
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The new store is heavily focused on spotlighting The North Face's storied history, including this replica of an early-stage design of the logo.
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This year, however, ModCloth is spotlighting its new High Dive collection, which features a variety of silhouettes and prints in a range of sizes.
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None of the bands I'm spotlighting this week fall into the "gimmick" category (I think?) but they're all great, so go check 'em out.
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She detailed her new life and its challenges in essays, including several "Hers" columns (a recurring feature spotlighting writing by women) in The Times.
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Since Overlooked, which debuted Wednesday online, seeks to make amends for a systemic, gendered injustice, spotlighting one particular woman on the cover seemed inappropriate.
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At times, he lights his scene as if it were a movie set or a stage, spotlighting the central figure amid the surrounding shadows.
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But their deaths are also spotlighting the epidemic of violence against black trans women in the U.S. — and those unsolved murders are piling up.
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Whether it stays independent long term or tries to seduce an acquirer, SoundCloud will benefit from spotlighting its unique community of creators and hardcore listeners.
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VICE News ran a series of stories spotlighting just how easy it is to abuse the system due to its seemingly non-existent vetting process.
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This week, the St. Louis Business Journal made headlines across the country for its feature spotlighting influential local businesswomen…and their favorite pairs of shoes.
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Demi Lovato continues her legacy of raising the bar for entertaining audiences around the world and for spotlighting social issues that need the most attention.
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Cruz's immigration record came under the spotlight in November after Rubio sought to muddy the waters by spotlighting the Texas Republican's position on legal immigration.
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Created in partnership with DOVE® Chocolate, Khethiwe and the Leopard epitomizes the company's dedication to spotlighting and celebrating the work of emerging female visionaries.
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In one picture, Davis's head juts into the bottom of the frame, backlit by a beach sunrise that reflects off his camera, spotlighting his eye.
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Spotlighting the low and high points of one's career journey, this podcast allows you to really see what it takes to build something from nothing.
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That changed this week, with a special episode spotlighting women in music, from Lorde to Sheryl Crow to the baddest in east London, Stefflon Don.
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But Twitter's current plan seems to focus less on fixing its monthly active user problem and more on spotlighting its bump in daily active users.
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There's something for everyone, from classical music in the park to Alvin Ailey at Lincoln Center and four must-not-miss art shows spotlighting women.
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THE ENERGY EVANGELISTJay Inslee, Washington Democrat As a member of Congress, Jay Inslee published a book spotlighting the coming revolution in alternative and renewable energy.
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Spotlighting their clearly brazen constitutional infidelity, those same Republicans were willing to take an oath swearing that they would be impartial in the Senate trial.
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Popular wisdom attributed the win to television ads spotlighting a prisoner named Willie Horton, who committed heinous crimes while part of Dukakis' prison furlough program.
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But neither does she shortchange America's fabled can-do spirit, spotlighting the engineering audacity of the Erie and Panama canals and the voyage to the Moon.
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From fruits of a tree to fruits of the sea: Seafood is the culinary darling of New Zealand in 2016 with four festivals spotlighting local crustaceans.
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Heather Wolensky sets him in a spare brick warehouse and Natasha Katz subtly alternates the spotlighting, from dark colours to soft yellows, to match the mood.
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The Bernie Sanders campaign is trying to take advantage of her relative weakness on the issue, releasing an advertisement today spotlighting his blanket opposition to fracking.
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The idea is that first, Facebook has to get people a taste of Stories by spotlighting them atop the app as well as amidst the feed.
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And as they have done in the past, Republicans tried to steered the conversation in another direction, this time spotlighting the work of emergency medical workers.
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Flawed though it is, with a focus on geography that can seem arbitrary, the endeavor has proved valuable at spotlighting some of the borough's abundant creativity.
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For the New York store, the team focused on spotlighting layering pieces for the chillier temperatures as we move into winter, the Outdoor Voices spokesperson said.
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The Arson Emergency narrative is a bad faith argument spotlighting ignition (what starts the fire) over condition (what keeps the fire burning and makes it spread).
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The annual show, held in Denver, Colorado, showcases hard goods like skis and snowboards while also spotlighting soft goods like down jackets and wool base layers.
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In recent years, New York fashion and especially New York Fashion Week have been dogged by a reputation for spotlighting both too much and not enough.
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For this year's Grammy Awards, we're spotlighting five artists to watch: also see our stories on Kelsea Ballerini and BJ the Chicago Kid, Nineteen85 and Gallant.
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Just ask Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman, who spent his life spotlighting a plethora of evidence-backed cognitive biases prevalent in the judgement and decisions we make.
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MoMA PS1 has devoted three of its weekly "Sunday Sessions" programs spotlighting live art to radical discussion of the intersection of electronic music, gender, and technology.
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From sharing my own story to spotlighting others, we're bringing the issue of acceptance to a global stage and changing today's current chat to be more inclusive.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Dustin Skye (YouTube)If the internet has benefitted humanity in any way, it's by spotlighting people's amazing-yet-questionably-useful talents.
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Opener "You Had Your Soul With You" introduces this new collaborative dynamic, unraveling into a radiant second half spotlighting Gail Ann Dorsey (formerly of David Bowie's band).
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And in the 1990s and afterward, the parties increasingly focused on spotlighting racial and gender diversity in their choice of respondents — check out a full list here.
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The company is looping in YouTube in the voting efforts, too, spotlighting videos from well-known YouTube stars and creators as part of YouTube's vote campaign, #voteIRL.
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Luckily, she teamed up with DOVE® Chocolate, a company dedicated to spotlighting the work of emerging female visionaries and supporting projects that foster women leaders everywhere.
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Rather than simply lying (or attacking the credibility of the CBO itself), Ryan is spotlighting the parts of the CBO report that he thinks support his narrative.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON – The British art establishment often does the world a favor by spotlighting a vanguard American who has been undervalued Stateside.
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But two weeks after President Donald Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, renewed protests and a diplomatic uproar are spotlighting the steep challenges facing US peace efforts.
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Black Lives Matter offered a frontal assault on institutional racism, spotlighting the way that race continues to influence our criminal justice system as well as other institutions.
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In celebration of Women's History Month, we're spotlighting the most important women in the history of technology, who quite literally built the world as we know it.
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As he took portraits on streets, in cafes and at beachside nightclubs, he sought to make the people shine, while also spotlighting the action in the background.
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Last August, Amy McGrath, a former Marine fighter pilot running for Congress in Kentucky, started her candidacy with a web ad spotlighting her barrier-busting military background.
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This article does a nice job spotlighting several communities that make London an interesting place, but breezes over the troubling aspects of globalization that impact the city.
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Explain. Do you think these celebrations generally accomplish their goals of spotlighting the nation's attention on a group that might have otherwise been overlooked or even ignored?
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She finds the over-the-top displays of American patriotism — the national anthem, the military imagery, the spotlighting of of service members at the game — off-putting.
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It squeezes in monologues, a pretaped cold open featuring Thede sucking up to a hot Trump supporter, and a "pop-up concert" spotlighting Los Angeles rapper Duckwrth.
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October 26, 2016 With Election Day in the U.S. less than two weeks away, we're spotlighting the balance of power in the Senate and the House of Representatives.
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The actor was approached by the peanut butter brand to work in a new campaign spotlighting the challenges parents face when choosing mutually agreeable snacks for their kids.
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I get a glimpse of what looks like a seat before an array of film sequences and strobe lights begins spotlighting sculptures, paintings, and objects around the room.
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The heavily designed space, with a vast open kitchen, moody steel-panelled walls, and glaring overhead spotlighting, feels a little like a Las Vegas-styled modern-day dungeon.
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But a new coalition of consumer and industry groups is spotlighting the potential for major changes to the individual side — particularly the way that Americans save for retirement.
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Both candidates revived that debate this week, when they ran up against the issue of race, spotlighting their relationship with the African-American community, a vital Democratic constituency.
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In February, BuzzFeed ran a story spotlighting legal loopholes in New York and 34 other states that allow police officers to have sex with people in their custody.
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Meanwhile, rock star Ed Droste, frontman of Grizzly Bear, has turned his Instagram into a school supply drive, spotlighting teachers and collecting donated goods via an Amazon wishlist.
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A watchdog group is spotlighting concerns about James Danly, a new Republican commissioner on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), over his connections to projects the agency regulates.
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They plan a campaign that will attack Mr. Bannon personally and seek to undermine his credibility by spotlighting his controversial comments and linking him with white nationalist groups.
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Some of the artists the NMWA is spotlighting include the Guerrilla Girls, Judy Chicago, Sonya Clark, Kimsooja, and Nan Goldin as examples of artists with socially conscious works.
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That's partly understandable, even admirable: In light of the rightful separation of church and state, they don't want to be seen as spotlighting or peddling any one creed.
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Periodic solo artist presentations also punctuate the steady pace of the chronological spine, offering greater depth, or spotlighting works of significant scale that are not often on view.
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All of the major players in the TV market have demoed their upcoming lineups for the year, spotlighting their latest advancements in picture quality and smart TV connectivity.
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The documentarian's past works have all showcased his superhuman knack for riling up and motivating viewers by spotlighting certain societal ills and cultivating maelstroms of frustration and righteousness.
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The program, called Tribeca Snapchat Shorts, "encourages creativity, humor, and imagination through Snapchat with the goal of spotlighting the next generation of mobile storytellers," according to the news release.
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Wind River follows Hell Or High Water in spotlighting the fading culture of Native Americans living on underprivileged reservations, and the new film ups the ante on the theme.
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Below, to celebrate the release of Dame Fortune, he gave us a guided tour of his home studio, spotlighting his eight greatest secret weapons and the stories behind them.
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Modern Baseball is really good at tapping into these moments of musical vulnerability, and have a knack for spotlighting just how cathartic and strange monumental life events can be.
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Herz had written a story that ran in last weekend's paper spotlighting legislation Wilson introduced to end funding for social services groups in Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Wilson's home district.
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Rick Scott is spotlighting his efforts to help Floridians recover from a recent hurricane in a new ad, casting himself as a unifier who will bring civility to Washington.
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Twitter users, meanwhile, are more focused on energy and the environment, with about 23 percent of the social media network's conversations spotlighting that topic over the same time frame.
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The New Civil Rights Movement, a GLAAD award-winning media organization spotlighting LGBT issues, has confirmed that the facility in question is Heartlight Ministries Boarding School in Hallsville, Texas.
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But having this sentiment bubble up from the base, or from a shady hit group, is quite different from spotlighting it on the stage of a party's national convention.
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Then, on Thursday, Ms. Harris sent out her own fund-raising email, spotlighting her does-the-government-have-the-power-to-regulate-the-male-body exchange with Judge Kavanaugh.
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Deeper into the fair, Philadelphia's Locks Gallery (A250) is spotlighting Edna Andrade (24-28), a painter who worked in the Op Art vein (although most painters eschewed that term).
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"I'm excited for my girls to grow up and to become independent," she told Hager, with whom she has been in Vietnam this week spotlighting support for girls' education.
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A coalition of LGBT groups has launched a "No Gay, No Way" campaign, aimed at spotlighting the nine finalist cities in states that do not have anti-discrimination laws.
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Lela Coffey, brand director of multicultural beauty at P&G, said "My Black is Beautiful" has always been focused on promoting a more positive perception of blackness and spotlighting bias.
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America Uprising, a documentary series spotlighting the social and economic crises shaping the resistance, is taking a closer look at the agitators, organizers, and tireless dissenters who aren't backing down.
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Introducing Self-Made, Refinery33's column spotlighting the real stories that fueled success — the wins, the fails, and the curveballs — proving there's no one path to getting what you want.
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By collecting, vetting and spotlighting the best posts from across all users, Imgur's new wave of curators could make the app more accessible to those who haven't experienced it yet.
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Maybe he just wanted his clothes to look their best and knew that spotlighting the collection on people who make a living as "human hangers" would get the job done.
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With the help of Nine West's latest collection, we're spotlighting the four most notable styles to have on your radar — and showing you exactly how to go about styling 'em.
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But Instagram has also begun Spotlighting individual creators like Zach King, a video effects magician known for using seamless cuts to transmute eggs or oranges into chickens or orange juice.
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The decision to create a new category spotlighting an often-overlooked type of book is consistent with the general tone of the National Book Awards for the past few years.
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Actually, the exhibition is in the spirit of earlier armory shows spotlighting off-center artists like Paul McCarthy and Christian Boltanski — both of which Mr. Eccles was involved in producing.
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The store shaped my music collection for years, not just carrying but spotlighting indie and post-punk artists that had only seemed to exist on music blogs and message boards.
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The media is now so diversified that there are no common standards of what is newsworthy; any sufficiently outlandish claim or act is worth spotlighting because it will generate traffic.
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Sperone Westwater is spotlighting the work of Otto Piene (1928-2014), a founder of Germany's Zero group, who made his minimalist forms in glamorous glazed ceramic during his last years.
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"We're spotlighting artists who are all renegades refusing boundaries and rules in the creation of something entirely new," said Jedediah Wheeler, the executive director of Peak Performances, in a statement.
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The passage of the Civil Rights Act tackled racial injustice and greatly hurt the ability of the Soviet Union to promote propaganda spotlighting the blatant hypocrisies of the United States.
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I was inspired by her high-contrast photos of young hockey players whizzing across the ice, part of a larger body of work spotlighting underrepresented—and often underpaid—female athletes.
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Part of it has to do with the vulnerability of it all, and spotlighting your bare skin for 150 followers isn't any less nerve-wracking than when it is for 22,000.
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But then, the Jacksons said, when Robson was passed over to direct and choreograph Cirque du Soleil's Las Vegas "One" show spotlighting Jackson, his relationship with the family began to sour.
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In honor of World Press Freedom Day on May 3, Twitter is spotlighting female voices in journalism around the world with the launch of a new monthly original video series, #HerStory.
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Welcome to Self-Made, Refinery29's column spotlighting the real stories that fueled success — the wins, the fails, and the curveballs — proving there's no one path to getting what you want.
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But on a program spotlighting some of China's top independent musicians, the edgiest sounds came not from the stars but from the orchestra, which also played several compositions by Mr. Tan.
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Introducing Self-Made, Refinery27's newest column spotlighting the real stories that fueled success — the wins, the fails, and the curveballs —proving there's no one path to getting what you want.
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From 20163 to 2017, the museum hosted All Power to the People: Black Panthers at 50, spotlighting the political organization that Huey Newton and Bobby Seale founded in Oakland in 1966.
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Jeanette Manfra, a top DHS's official in the Office of Cybersecurity and Communications, emphasized spotlighting vulnerabilities, which has led them to be able to independently validate whether patch management programs work.
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Part of Fresh Produce's monthly formula also includes spotlighting each of the eight competing producers, recording interviews and posting them on Instagram in the weeks leading up to the beat battle.
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But if anything, the resurgence of the #MeToo movement, by spotlighting the continued second-class treatment of women in our society, shows us that the ERA is more important than ever.
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But over a nearly 50-year career as a bandleader, he also released more than a dozen albums under his own name, spotlighting his eloquent playing in a range of contexts.
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The juxtaposition is effective, since Dyke Action's mission of spotlighting the absence of lesbians from advertisements and popular culture clearly operates along the same continuum as the fight for political enfranchisement.
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Spotlighting the deniers and disbelievers, although potentially useful because of the effect of public shaming, does nothing to address the bad messaging so often to blame for people's seemingly poor decisions.
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Their stories are culled from among the more than 2,600 submissions readers sent in for The Times's Overlooked project, spotlighting people who deserved, but did not get, obituaries in our pages.
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The Big Tent Project, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit, plans to spend at least $1 million on digital ads in South Carolina spotlighting Sanders' record on issues including Medicare for All.
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Set to the tune of Passenger's "Let Her Go," this cute story spotlighting the friendship between the two animals racked up 10s of millions of views online and became instantly memorable.
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Her new acoustic performances of tracks from the album, released this week in partnership with the music video hosting service Vevo, are doubly so, spotlighting Lorde's snarling rasp and sly vulnerability.
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Reflecting on those moments, spotlighting some of the important people and places that have informed my music, and getting the opportunity to share my story is something I am very grateful for.
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The phones are still marketed to a specific type of user, people who want enhanced privacy and security features, with the marketing materials spotlighting the phone&aposs security protections and battery life.
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The coverage of Coco, another recent Disney movie spotlighting people of color, illustrates how a film's impact can be stifled without engaged criticism by writers who have a stake in its subject.
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The first episode spotlighting McConnell is meant to build on the "Who Is?" video audience and draw in a larger demographic of people who recognize the name of the Senate majority leader.
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In the months before Marvel made the official casting announcement on June 23, 2015, he had been posting stunt videos spotlighting the physical aptitude that made him a top candidate for Peter.
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And by spotlighting Saudi Arabia as a murderous neighborhood bully, Mr. Erdogan is now in position to rally the Turkish people around a common enemy, the time-tested tool of the autocrat.
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This dance party is the female-identifying, femme-oriented counterpart of Papi Juice, which has been spotlighting queer and trans D.J.s and artists of color at clubs around New York since 2013.
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She will travel to Asia this month with Today co-host Jenna Bush Hager, actress Julia Roberts and others as part of the foundation's work — spotlighting girls and organizations that empower them.
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But it quickly progressed: a wintergreen dress that sparkled under the harsh spotlighting, an oversized pink floral number in endless ruffles, and a lemon ballgown broke up the otherwise muted (expected) color palette.
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Instead of spotlighting its core incompetency in social, Google leverages its core competency knowing everything you do online thanks to its ownership of search, email, calendar, maps, YouTube and the Android operating system.
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Spotlighting this trend is the recent Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, through which 31-year-old Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan, also 31, have pledged $45 billion to improve the world.
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Kanye started his Sunday Service in a field in Calabasas ... but has since taken it across the country -- making stops in Utah, Chicago and at Howard University -- even spotlighting at Coachella this year.
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And he writes that the press corps "routinely gave Mattis a pass" — for example, by not spotlighting his role as a former board member for Theranos when that company collapsed amid fraud allegations.
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That's been true of every big Silicon Valley show recently: Under greater consumer and political pressure than ever, Google, Facebook, and Apple have all been spotlighting their privacy bona fides at every chance.
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Graphic: MozillaMozilla launched a new version of Firefox on Tuesday spotlighting its speed and privacy features as the San Francisco-based open source upstarts continue to compete against Google Chrome's global browser dominance.
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NASHVILLE — Brothers Osborne broke an unspoken rule at a recent songwriters round — a show where groups of writers take turns singing their songs in their most unadorned forms, spotlighting the lyrics and melody.
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The Italian media is now spotlighting Ilva Sapora, who since 2013 has directed the office in charge of organizing state ceremonies and honors, examining her for a number of other political slip-ups.
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And while summer always catches us stocking up on piles of books in anticipation of perilously long sunbathing sessions, we're kicking it off by spotlighting two deliciously-plotted novels by breakout female authors.
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Her second, All American Made, doubled down on spotlighting injustice, as she sang about being rendered a 'second-class citizen" on "Pay Gap," and class struggles alongside Willie Nelson on "Learning to Lose.
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To discover Skopje's core, one must crack its shell and dig into its neighborhoods to peel back the layers of this unexpectedly delicious city, renowned for fresh food and venues spotlighting Macedonia's musicality.
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Consisting of archival footage and photos, Fire Music is the latest addition, spotlighting the sounds of free jazz and the musicians, such as Ornette Coleman, Cecil Taylor, and Eric Dolphy, associated with it.
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Instead of spotlighting her "glow up" like many other stars, Garner took this as an opportunity take a jab at the intrusive paparazzi photos she's been the subject of for the past decade.
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A current exhibition at Pioneer Works now revisits these cultural cradles of the past, spotlighting Ant Farm's unconventional approach to a method of preservation and correspondence so many communities have attempted over time.
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In fact, we chose the four issues we are spotlighting in this challenge because we know, from our Summer Reading Contest and last year's Student Council, that teenagers are particularly passionate about them.
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NEW HAVEN — An exhibition at the Yale University Art Gallery spotlighting artists in exile had yet to open to the public, but the sense of anticipation inside was crackling a few weeks ago.
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Here's what you need to know: • As Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia prepares to travel to the U.S. this month to court American investment, Saudi officials are spotlighting his reforms.
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Waiting times at motor vehicle offices have increased as much as 46 percent from a year ago, spotlighting a departmental bureaucracy marked by green computer screens and computers that still run on DOS.
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This storytelling festival, spotlighting underrepresented voices and perspectives, is running over three weekends in three boroughs (last weekend, it was at Caveat in Manhattan; next weekend, it will be at Murmrr in Brooklyn).
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The repercussions of this were on display this week as the Ukraine scandal at the heart of the impeachment inquiry continued to unspool, spotlighting a fresh batch of colorful characters and questionable behavior.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) called for a new strategy for peace in the Middle East in an op-ed for The New York Times on Tuesday, spotlighting failures of the U.S. operations in Iraq.
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After a couple weeks devoted to rounding up comments on a single topic that resonated with students, we're returning to our usual format of spotlighting three of the week's most popular writing prompts.
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By spotlighting issues such as the use of force by the police, national energy policies and the treatment of Native Americans, the protests have garnered national headlines and widespread attention on social media.
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The vice president has taken a hard stance against the country in the days leading up to the games, spotlighting the oppression of its people and promising a new round of U.S. sanctions.
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After dedicating a majority of The Confession Killer's airtime to tapes of interviews with Lucas and the meticulous dissection his mental state, the series serves some justice in spotlighting the families of victims.
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She is also featured prominently in Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 21–2170, a popular international exhibition spotlighting artists who forged artistic communities across the United States.
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High-rise towers in three British cities — London, Salford and Newcastle — were illuminated on Wednesday night with messages spotlighting dangerous cladding, the absence of fire doors and the lack of sprinklers inside buildings.
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For those keeping count, Viacom's third-quarter results showed cable network revenue down 3 percent with a 22 percent drop in operating profit, spotlighting the fact that its TV business is now shrinking.
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Drake had this unique chance to make a statement about homophobia and anti-queerness in hip-hop culture, and opted to carry on the tradition of using black queerness and not spotlighting it.
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Fortune, however, published a story critical of Tesla's decision to sit on the news for eight weeks, spotlighting the fact that CEO Elon Musk sold over $2 billion company shares in the interim.
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After author Shea Serrano mounted a Twitter campaign spotlighting Raven, the store received hundreds of new orders within the span of a few hours, surpassing Serrano's original goal of 100 books sold before lunch.
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"We could not do this without our volunteers, sending and receiving rescue organizations and our DONORS!!!" says a message on the group's Facebook page, spotlighting the weekend mission which was piloted by Chris Cookson.
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Drawing stars from Sasheer Zamata to Rachel Dratch, Boston's Women In Comedy Festival runs from April 19 — 23, spotlighting the entertainment world's most hilarious lady-luminaries through a dynamic mixture of conversations and performances.
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He came from an era when The Times often spoke with a monolithic voice and went out of its way to avoid spotlighting individuals in what was supposed to be a great journalistic collective.
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You've already read our official guide to SXSW's best parties, featuring showcases from established and up-and-coming labels and collectives, and today we're spotlighting ten acts we feel you shouldn't miss this week.
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Spotlighting versatile, luxe-feeling essentials in planet-friendly fabrics, and an inclusive size range of XS - 4X, our new print-happy separates, robes, and slip dresses take laid-back dressing to the next level.
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Oslo-based choreographer Mia Habib purposefully chose the performance location for ALL; Pioneer Courthouse Square is a frequent site of nationally-broadcasted protests spotlighting conflicts between Antifa activists and right-wing white supremacist groups.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - The Islamist takeover of Mecca's Grand Mosque in 1979 has been turned into a television drama, spotlighting a controversial narrative Saudi Arabia is using to support social changes once deemed un-Islamic.
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Indian hip-hop: Ranveer Singh, the Bollywood actor who recently starred in a movie about India's underground rap scene, is a co-founder of a record label called IncInk dedicated to spotlighting young stars.
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The site has evolved since she became a mom six years ago, and Pawar often shares her Indian culture with her followers, spotlighting how her family integrates their Hindu religion into their everyday lives.
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Burbank studio backlot allowed for some impressively splashy moments — primarily anything spotlighting Broadway regulars Chris Diamantopoulos and Jane Krakowski — the staging made it look like a slightly shaggier version of a taped TV special.
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And so the show unfolds, spotlighting a parade of musicians (RIP Bernie Worrell) and elements added with each song until we take a step back see what each brings to the show at large.
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Housed in the former YSL couture studio on Avenue Monceau, the museum opens with an exhibition spotlighting many iconic pieces, along with sketches, videos, and works of art that served as sources of inspiration.
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I take a lot of pleasure in spotlighting underground bands on here alongside the bigger, most established acts that keep the traffic train rolling, so today, it's my privilege to introduce you to Gilded Lily.
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As part of Nordstrom's Daily Drops — in which the retailer is spotlighting new brands, exclusives, and collaborations throughout the month of December — it launched a small, curated selection of the Duchess-loved, sustainable shoe brand.
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One defendant, Alexei Wood, says that he was at the protest that day as an independent journalist, and press freedom advocates have been spotlighting his case as an example of government overreach against the media.
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"We're excited that our high impact local journalism, including investigative, opinion, sports and 'news you can use' will be surfaced and look forward to continuing to collaborate with Flipboard on spotlighting local journalism," she added.
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She aired commercials highlighting cable news clips spotlighting negative comments that he'd made, including one instance in which he said Trump should "just shut up" and stop spending so much time paying attention to critics.
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HANOI (Reuters) - A court has upheld a key judgment in Vietnam's biggest-ever fraud case, spotlighting the country's ability to tackle financial crime at a time when foreign banks are heeding government calls to invest.
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In April, the museum will have an exhibition at the Tate Modern spotlighting artworks created by Mr. Tovey, the army veteran, and including workshops on homelessness and a display of objects illuminating the homeless experience.
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Sirens relied on rhythm and silence to explore themes of history, memory, and oppression; 153-2017 instead leans on samples and melody, spotlighting the dialog and freedom preserved in the exchange and evolution of sounds.
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Inspired by the Gardiner Museum's rich collection of contemporary ceramics, Hyperallergic's new limited-run podcast series invites prominent artists and curators to explore the social history of ceramics, spotlighting its multifaceted role in our culture.
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Shatterbox is an award-winning short-film series dedicated to spotlighting the voices of female filmmakers, and providing emerging and established talent the support and opportunity to realize their vision and reach new audiences through storytelling.
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ESO also released this video compilation, which depicts the same view across four wavelength filters—each spotlighting a different class of objects, from radiant stars in the visible band to glowing nebulae at the near-infrared.
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She was raised in a football household (we can tell, since her dad adorably saved the newspaper articles spotlighting her role on the squad), but she's also discovered the complimentary challenge of mastering a musical instrument.
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Within the cacophonous labyrinth of art objects vying for human attention, however, there are enough genuinely interesting artifacts to justify a visit, particularly within The Armory Show's Focus: African Perspectives - Spotlighting Artistic Practices of Global Contemporaries.
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For example, Spotify launched an initiative in July called "I'm with the banned" by spotlighting music and videos from artists from Iran, Syria, Somalia, Yemen, Sudan, and Libya — six countries affected President Donald Trump's travel ban.
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Driving the news: In wrapping up the fifth week of the nation's first federal trial spotlighting Big Pharma leadership, founder John Kapoor and the 4 other former Insys executives on trial continue to claim their innocence.
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In her newest endeavor with friend Karah Preiss, the 26-year-old hopes to share her lifelong passion for reading through Belletrist, an interactive, online space spotlighting fresh new reads and independent bookstores around the country.
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The inquiry is spotlighting the allegations of graft that clouded Zuma's nine-year presidency, but analysts say that if it fails to pin a case on him it could dent President Cyril Ramaphosa's anti-corruption drive.
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Pioneering founder Mark Werts has exported his store concept to China, Japan, Indonesia, and Thailand, and he recently brought that global influence back to L.A. with a shop-in-shop spotlighting up-and-coming Chinese designers.
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As Facebook continues to be beset with data-sharing controversies, Apple once again aimed to contrast itself with the social network by spotlighting its privacy-focused features Monday at its annual developer conference in San Jose.
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Mr. Roth had planned to release a report by his group on Wednesday spotlighting repressive governments around the world, with a lead essay on what he described as China's deepening assault on international human rights efforts.
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As part of the campaign, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Met Breuer are spotlighting nine artworks created by refugee artists including Max Beckmann, Ibrahim El-Salahi, Max Ernst, Piet Mondrian, Sopheap Pich, and Mark Rothko.
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The video for "SWEET" is straight out of the modern boy band playbook, spotlighting each of the rappers in warm close-ups that have already been GIF-ed dozens of times over by the teens of Tumblr.
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Especially since challenging capitalism over the years has mostly omitted challenging food production, today's projects of systemic reform can make use of the centuries of work activists have done spotlighting the horrors of the treatment of animals.
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Spotlighting the most extreme examples -- campus "cry closets" and lounges with play-doh and coloring books -- Sessions ridiculed what he characterized as the spectacle of universities aiming to "equip"students to handle tough rhetoric and uncomfortable ideas.
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A half century after the beginning of a Cultural Revolution dedicated to erasing all traces of its past splendor, China is the setting of a museum show spotlighting the influence of its imperial arts on Western creativity.
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A spate of high-profile arrests has shed light on graft, mismanagement and nepotism in state firms at a time of accelerating privatization, while spotlighting the ascendancy of a more conservative faction in the ruling Communist Party.
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The WSJ reported on the issue yesterday, spotlighting several Model X owners who've been taken aback by unexpected malfunctions, including one customer whose falcon-wing doors wouldn't open as she prepared to drive her children's carpool to school.
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"Pull your heads out of your c*nts and your c*nts out of your blogs, and try actually helping victims instead of spotlighting how unique and enlightened you are for being against rape," Metzger wrote on Facebook.
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In 2012, she decided "not to be horrible" and got sober, a choice influenced by the all-ages, substance-free DIY scene, notably Smith7, a local nonprofit record label that organizes shows spotlighting upcoming bands in the city.
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Likewise, the movements of the 1960s and 1970s by African-Americans, Latinos, women, homosexuals and environmental activists brought a new emphasis on history from the bottom up, spotlighting the role of social movements in shaping the nation's past.
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Washington (CNN)Republican lawmakers joined President Donald Trump on Wednesday afternoon to celebrate their largest legislative achievement of 2017, in a public ceremony spotlighting the most sweeping overhaul of the US tax system in more than 30 years.
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Sometimes it's done with love, sometimes not so much, but it's always real, hilarious, and brings sharp focus to discussions around identity, culture, and the state of our society, especially by spotlighting black, LGBTQ, and other marginalized communities.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A dual exhibition spotlighting the work of Jennifer Brandon and Andréanne Michon presents multiple photo-based projects that destabilize comfortable perceptions of the photographic medium, its physical limits, and relationship to time.
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But victory in the 2018 midterm elections, which delivered Democrats control of the House chamber, is already spotlighting cleavages within the party — including on the subject of Israel — that have gotten scant attention over the past two years.
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The U.S. media glare has long since moved on from spotlighting the risks the mosquito-borne Zika virus poses to pregnant women and the thousands of babies being born with shrunken heads (microencephaly) and other congenital birth defects.
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While ProPublica's own mission statement reads: To expose abuses of power and betrayals of the public trust by government, business, and other institutions, using the moral force of investigative journalism to spur reform through the sustained spotlighting of wrongdoing.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar has arrested a former monk and leader of a 2007 uprising on grounds of illegally crossing the border, media said on Wednesday, spotlighting the issue of political prisoners that faces Aung San Suu Kyi's incoming government.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A low-budget Chinese movie about a leukemia patient who turns to smuggling cheaper cancer drugs from India has struck a chord with Internet users and even the country's leaders, spotlighting national anxieties about unaffordable hospital care.
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From Thursday to Sunday, Maje will take its Parisian sensibility to the beach for a Bastille Day pop-up at Gurney's in Montauk, spotlighting its boho-chic fringed "M" bag in a new range of ice cream pastels ($2160).
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Every data misuse scandal shines a bit more light on some very murky practices — which will hopefully generate momentum for rule changes to disinfect data handling processes and strengthen individuals' privacy by spotlighting trade-offs that have zero justification.
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When invited by the Joyce Theater to return to its Ballet Festival, a biennial event spotlighting independent and emerging ballet choreographers, she thought back to the 2015 festival when her troupe made its Joyce debut, performing for two nights.
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After its release, he was able to finish a project he'd begun two years before the movie was released: helping found a record label called IncInk dedicated to spotlighting young rappers who reflect the authenticity he has always admired.
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The Fridays at Noon series has invited Ms. Gerring to serve as a guest curator, and as such, the choreographer has organized an intimate afternoon of dance and conversation spotlighting the work of Ms. Gillen, Ms. Zbikowski and herself.
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One hundred years after the United States' entry into the First World War, the Historical Society is spotlighting American artistic responses to it in this show, based on a recent exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration will temporarily stop publication of a weekly report spotlighting cities and counties that fail to cooperate with federal immigration officials, people briefed on the change said, after several jurisdictions questioned the accuracy of the data.
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While we created our own year-end news quiz spotlighting the 60 or so stories we found most important, our contestants — working alone or in small groups — were encouraged to focus on the news that mattered most to them.
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"The Gift," which Beyoncé has described as her "love letter to Africa," features collaborations with industry heavyweights like Kendrick Lamar, Childish Gambino and Pharrell Williams, while spotlighting African artists including Wizkid and Tiwa Savage, Moonchild Sanelly and Shatta Wale.
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Spotlighting the risks and tragedy on the border, McAleenan said the young girl who drowned beside her father trying to cross the Rio Grande River into the US was the fourth child to die attempting to cross in the past week.
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The Times writes:That means Facebook's political ad archive largely provides a portrait of domestic activity, spotlighting both the digital ad buying of Democratic and Republican elected officials and political candidates, as well as nonprofit organizations, for-profit groups and PACs.
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When: Wednesday, September 21, 6:30pm Where: Residency Unlimited (360 Court Street, Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn) In addition to spotlighting the artist's cartoons and reuniting his Black Paintings, David Zwirner's 2013 Ad Reinhardt exhibition included a selection of his travel slides.
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By spotlighting how he is continuing the payments (something he decries as unfair earlier in the film), Minding the Gap still offers "proof" that Zack has claimed responsibility while only providing the scantest video evidence that he visits his child.
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Instead of spotlighting these well-known foreign names, the Museo Nacional de Antropología's show Frente a Frente highlights the work of Spanish photographers, seeking to offer a balanced account of the war and thereby suggesting a kind of spiritual rapprochement.
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Congrats to Union for crafting such a readable book about pregnancy loss, for spotlighting the oft-erased experiences of black women with infertility, and for her eventual resolution: She is a new mother to a baby girl born via surrogacy.
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While Deadpool 2 didn't unveil a new trailer on Super Bowl Sunday, the film did just that a few days later — unleashing new footage on Wednesday morning spotlighting Josh Brolin's Cable, a hulking mercenary with a glowing eye and bionic arm.
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The first-of-its-kind two-day event will feature presentations, experiences and more spotlighting the cutting edge of the VR industry — with Dunkirk VR even making an appearance as a special installation at the top of One World Trade Center.
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In addition to the bigger name acts present, Opportunity Detroit—an organization reinvigorating the city through cultural and business investments—hosted a stage spotlighting both up-and-coming local artists and more obscure acts that have shaped the scene over decades.
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The first-of-its-kind 2-day event will feature presentations, experiences and more spotlighting the cutting edge of the VR industry — with Dunkirk VR even making an appearance as a special installation at the top of One World Trade Center.
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The app will let users browse and back projects just like they do on the web, and has a number of features for spotlighting campaigns — including an activity feed combining updates on projects backed by users and by their friends.
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By visiting our Lessons page and clicking on the appropriate section, pictured above, you can find materials for English language arts, social studies, math, science and the arts, as well as lessons addressing English language learners and spotlighting key current events.
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Pruitt had indicated that the process might be televised, and a broadcast that suggested deep disputes about the fundamentals of climate change would have been an irresponsible distortion, akin to spotlighting the utterly unfounded and dangerous claim that vaccines cause autism.
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On Friday, National Gun Violence Awareness Day, thousands of people from across the country are expected to all don the same bold hue as part of the third annual Wear Orange campaign honoring victims of gun violence and spotlighting gun safety.
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The whole spectacle was not only embarrassing for spotlighting the lack of organization among the men running Trump's bumbling White House, but for its naked attempt to deflect that by making it all Haley's fault for getting, like, confused and stuff.
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Lynch, the 2016 immigration suit that prompted the judge's now-famous concurrence spotlighting his constitutional separation-of-powers concerns with Supreme Court's longstanding Chevron doctrine, which calls for courts to defer in most situations to federal agencies charged with administering laws.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Nigeria, Singapore and India are among countries fuelling the gap between the super-rich and poor, aid agency Oxfam said on Tuesday as it launched an index spotlighting those nations doing least to bridge the divide.
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Curatorial attention for Mr. Hafez's work was fast and furious in the wake of his inclusion in City-Wide Open Studios in 2015, an event spotlighting over 300 New Haven artists and staged every October by Artspace, a local nonprofit gallery.
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Gaga's performance functioned as a protest — not in the overt style A Tribe Called Quest used at the Grammys, but rather through references to America's protest song tradition and by spotlighting one of the biggest empowerment anthems of the past decade.
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ROCK & POP Nearly 20103 years after the Sugar Hill Gang's "Rapper's Delight" became the first hip-hop song to connect with a mass audience, the genre has had enough generational coups to justify package tours spotlighting rap hits from the past.
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In 1988, when George Bush was running for the White House against Michael Dukakis, Bush backers ran an ad spotlighting Willie Horton, a black convicted murderer who raped a white woman while furloughed from prison during Mr. Dukakis's time as governor.
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Museums & Galleries One hundred years after the United States' entry into the First World War, the Historical Society is spotlighting American artistic responses to it in this show, based on a recent exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
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So he started airing commercials in South Carolina spotlighting his faith and took his campaign there and into Alabama this past week — an acknowledgment that Iowans may be uneasy about him if he can't demonstrate appeal with more diverse voters.
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In the Senate, a quartet of Democrats — including potential presidential candidates Cory Booker of New Jersey and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts — are spotlighting Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross' meetings with Chevron, Boeing, and Greenbrier last year while he reportedly held stakes in those companies.
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For all the fun, quirky facts alluded to in the interview, the most relatable turns out to be Robbie's answer to the question about why a woman who prioritizes spotlighting women's work in own company would choose to work with Quentin Tarantino.
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Rather than buying up every last can of Chef Boyardee and living in an underground bunker until someone cries uncle, MUNCHIES will be spotlighting stories about the global innovators and systems of change that are impacting our plates for decades to come.
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Changing America is a new section of The Hill that covers and explores the most provocative national news stories outside of the political sphere, spotlighting the people, organizations and companies on the front lines of a range of urgent and meaningful topics.
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While we ask young people to discuss "What's Going On in This Picture?" here, The Times is posing the same question to adults as part of a special "Unpublished Black History" project that is spotlighting images from the Times's archives all month long.
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Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown was a revelation: On the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning show that premiered in 2013, the late celebrity chef explored cuisines and cultures off the radar of many Americans, tackling political issues and spotlighting the plight of marginalized people.
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Gutierrez: 'Women are watching' Donald Trump's Miss Universe issue The LA Times described the case as a "broad labor relations lawsuit" that is "focused on the course's high-pressure work culture" in addition to spotlighting the revelations about Trump's treatment of female employees.
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"Absolute unit" likely became a meme because one would normally expect a tweet spotlighting a fat person to be critical, yet the caption — the word "awe," combined with the nonsensical (very British) phrase "absolute unit" — gives the whole thing an unexpected juxtaposition.
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It even manages to throw in some sly commentary on the changing tastes and strategies of women's magazines, with Scarlet prizing the "click gold" of spotlighting a lesbian Muslim artist just as much as a story on how to have your best orgasm.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Recently, in two shows, on two continents, spotlighting two of history's greatest painters, sculptors, and draftsmen, I saw the biggest public display of drawings ever assembled by one, and the biggest painting ever created by the other.
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This year, Windstar has partnered with the James Beard Foundation to present a series of culinary-themed itineraries, with each sailing spotlighting a James Beard chef who presents a special dish each night, puts on cooking demonstrations, and interacts with fellow passengers.
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But in addition to spotlighting films and performances that may have flown under the radar over the past year, the Gothams are also the unofficial kickoff to awards season, the scrimmage to the Oscars in March, when prognosticators start laying their bets.
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The introduction also tries to differentiate the book by spotlighting stories of "ordinary" participants in the war: "grunts and officers in the Army and Marines, prisoners of war, a fighter pilot and a helicopter crew chief … a nurse, college students, reporters" and more.
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At the Baselworld watch fair in March, a piece Chanel will be spotlighting is a new, limited-edition version of the Première watch, with a link band inspired by the brand's 2.55 handbag and threaded with thin strips of crimson red leather.
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Lessig ends by spotlighting a more recent model, closer to home, in which a 20-something political neophyte named Katie Fahey started a grass-roots group in Michigan to create a citizens commission to redraw Michigan's state legislative and congressional districts in 2021.
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Revealing the nitty gritty of these dogs' complicated training as well as spotlighting the daily challenges faced by their owners, "The Kid with a Dog" chronicles the meeting of Corrine, a young girl with epilepsy, and Rory, her new alert service dog.
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Through her story, she's spotlighting all the ways the Trump administration has sought to curtail the rights of vulnerable citizens, and especially women — like the GOP's relentless efforts to squash abortion access or withhold federal funding from Planned Parenthood, to name just a few.
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That was The Point: to pronounce the barrenness of the outside through rendering it in such hazy detail, while spotlighting the colossi through fantastic detailing and animation, giving them unforgettable character—something that was important, given the slow-emerging significance of each monster's demise.
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Anu Valia's poignant short film is a portrait of the struggles American women still face to exercise their right to choose, spotlighting Texas' arcane abortion regulations, like 24-hour waiting periods, few accessible clinics, especially for rural communities, and mandatory, degrading pre-procedure ultrasounds.
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Planned Parenthood is spotlighting her medical credentials even more by applying for her to be legally able to perform blood tests and screenings for Planned Parenthood patients herself, a service that is far outside of her job description as president, but a great photo opportunity.
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Although President Donald Trump has bragged that the US has the "Highest stock market EVER, best economic numbers in years," these papers peek behind the economy's high numbers, spotlighting how the rich are getting richer by charging higher markups on goods and lessening competition.
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Recently, Congress performed a meaningful service by spotlighting the lives of 15 million Americans with food allergies, making the community's challenges and needs a central discussion point during a hearing on EpiPen® pricing held by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
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The act's Western Hemisphere quota, which the author notes in passing, bears spotlighting, for this provision made it impossible for most Mexicans to receive permission to enter the country, despite a history of widespread migration in the greater border region that predated the border itself.
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In the auteurist tradition of Cannes, that means spotlighting filmmakers like Jean-Luc Godard ("The Image Book"), Alice Rohrwacher ("Happy as Lazzaro"), Spike Lee ("BlacKkKlansman"), Lee Chang-dong ("Burning"), Nuri Bilge Ceylan ("The Wild Pear Tree") and Jia Zhangke ("Ash Is the Purest White").
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A court in New Zealand has told the government to reconsider a decision to send back to China a man accused of murder, his lawyer said on Monday, spotlighting the hurdles the Asian giant faces in its quest to bring home alleged criminals.
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When: September 16–October 29 Where: Broadway 1602 (211 and 213 E 121st Street, Harlem, Manhattan) Broadway 19173 opened a new space in a former Harlem fire station earlier this year and is using the roomy gallery to continue spotlighting the 20th-century avant-garde.
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Under the leadership of executive director Lisa Lucas, the National Book Foundation has spent the past few years focusing on amplifying voices who have gone unheard in the past, spotlighting books by authors from marginalized groups, and last year reviving a long-dormant category recognizing translated literature.
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This standpoint operates collectively and individually, spotlighting the culpability of a free and prosperous electorate whose tax dollars are funneled to support atrocities south of the border, as well as the genetic propensity of the human species to abandon mercy and reason for animalistic, tribal instincts.
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Imagine if the next time the president uses the free press as props to hold another Trump infomercial, the press doesn't break in live and instead runs news stories about real people spotlighting how policies in Washington are impacting them on a day-to-day level.
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Boiler Room, despite frequently spotlighting female artists in their programming, announced that they'd be hiring moderators to monitor their comment sections last month, after performances by Swedish collective Staycore and Glaswegian producer Nightwave were met with a with a slew of sexist, racist, transphobic, and bullying chatter.
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"This dialogue is having an effect," she said, though she added that she looked forward to the day when she could "just be referred to as a D.P.," and not a female D.P. Ms. Eakin said spotlighting the range and diversity of female cinematographers underscored their strength.
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Early seasons were criticized for spotlighting needlessly gory and horrific acts of violence against women — the series was originally supposed to be called simply Sex Crimes — but this decade's seasons have spent more time dealing with moral ambiguity and the faulty mechanics of the justice system.
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Alongside music, the event features talks and panels that include "Hashtags Into Action: How To Turn Social Media Activism Into Real Change," a songwriting workshop with MUNA, and a reading curated by Jack Jones Literary Arts, a company spotlighting the writing and narratives of women of color.
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Though there's close to two dozen wide-ranging producers featured on the album (not to mention the pop star herself), THUMP is spotlighting five we thought were—to borrow a phrase from her soon-to-be tourmate DJ Khaled—"major keys" to the success of Lemonade.
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The poll was conducted three months after the killing of three police officers in Baton Rouge and five officers in Dallas in July and a steady barrage of headlines spotlighting Black Lives Matter, along with allegations of excessive force by police and several high-profile killings.
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And Mr. Moran — a MacArthur fellow who on Tuesday also self-released a startling new album, "BANGS," via Bandcamp — is spotlighting Washington's local scene with two shows in spring 2018, one from the vocalist Akua Allrich, and another from Afro Blue, Howard University's a cappella jazz ensemble.
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We're excited to see such meaningful progress in states to prepare students for both college and career, and we look forward to spotlighting the state career readiness programs, as well as the partnerships between the public and private sectors that are necessary to make them work.
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"I would take pictures from magazines all day long; I used to cut them out and make moodboards to figure out what I wanted my apartment to look like or my first house to look like," Kardashian tells Domino in an article spotlighting her home design app, Screenshop.
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Coming-out stories on TV are most often told from a high school perspective, but these two in particular outshone many of their peers by delving deeper than any single "I'm gay" moment, instead spotlighting the ripple effects the girls' honesty has on both themselves and their families.
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A few months from now, Nate Parker's film "Birth of a Nation," about Nat Turner's 1831 rebellion, promises to utterly redefine the original meaning of its title (the 1915 film by white supremacist D.W. Griffith) while spotlighting the origin stories of many of today's struggles for racial justice.
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Utah's low poverty rate and long life expectancy are impressive, but spotlighting a single state ignores the more numerous red states that dominate the lowest ranks of state performance — whether for life expectancy, obesity, rates of violent crime and incarceration, or labor force participation of prime-age workers.
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A recent boxed set, "The Spirit of Memphis (22011-1976)," not only gives an overview of the most fertile years of Hayes's career, but also shines a light on the versatile musicians who consistently backed him: One of the four discs is entirely dedicated to spotlighting the band's interplay.
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Those individual shows will include a shared performance by the saxophonists Gary Bartz and Pharoah Sanders; the festival's second annual concert spotlighting young British jazz musicians, presented in partnership with the PRS Foundation and BBC Music; and a listening session led by Manfred Eicher, the founder of ECM Records.
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While showcasing instantly recognizable Cher looks and spotlighting plenty of new ones, the show serves not only as a tribute to the singer's life, but also as a reminder of how much of an impact Mr. Mackie has had on the notion of glamour over the last half-century.
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He is spotlighting his biography — an African-American man who grew up with a struggling single mother who worked as a teacher and who had an absent father — and his promise to be a change agent, much like the man his biography so resembles: former President Barack Obama.
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Though the barking renegade with the front-tied bandanna and "thug life" belly tattoo remains the most enduring image of Shakur, the film is adamant about spotlighting his softer side even in the moments leading up to the shooting on the Las Vegas Strip that would ultimately kill him.
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In some ways the network has kept many facets the same — all movie presentations remain commercial-free, for one, and fans continue to look forward to programming staples such as Summer Under the Stars (daylong marathons spotlighting movie stars) and "TCM Remembers" (an end-of-year in memoriam montage).
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In some ways the network has kept many facets the same — all movie presentations remain commercial-free, for one, and fans continue to look forward to programming staples such as Summer Under the Stars (daylong marathons spotlighting movie stars) and "TCM Remembers" (an end-of-year in memoriam montage).
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The phone maker has previously kept quiet, perhaps to avoid the risk of spotlighting the sensitive issue with Chinese authorities, but there are other examples to suggest it is safeguarding user data in China with the same vigor that we've seen in the U.S. — around the San Bernardino iPhone, in particular.
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Unlike many other mainstream fairs, it has no interest in creating curated sections spotlighting emerging artists and upstart galleries, or offering booths to non-profits at a discount to help it build its brand as a benevolent crusader of wokeness on the front lines of a whitewashed, insular art world.
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Donald Trump has fiercely denied the accusations, accusing the media of spotlighting them to help Democratic nominee 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.
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"As the online and offline video worlds overlap and mix together, we're spotlighting the leaders of today and tomorrow to give attendees a much clearer look into where the opportunities are now — and will be in the future," Jim Louderback, editorial director of VidCon's Industry Track, said in a statement.
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Recognizing that, Time has named her one of 2019's Next Generation Leaders, spotlighting her contributions to the field and writing a short but striking profile on the athlete, who is aware of her role as a symbol for lady gamers but would, honestly, just prefer to win some Overwatch.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If there's one positive cultural outcome of the Walt Disney Company's continuing capitalist dominance of entertainment media, it's been the recent spotlighting of characters like Black Panther and Luke Cage — popular heroes who offer an important window into the African Diaspora and the Black experience.
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In its pitch to consumers on its website, Ford offers occasional small-type footnotes urging caution when using its latest Co-Pilot360 driver-assist tech — bowing this summer on the 2019 Ford Edge — amid glossy images spotlighting new features such as cruise-control with lane centering and evasive steering assist.
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So as the Times prepares to say farewell to Michiko Kakutani, who is as close as one can get to becoming an institution in the world of book reviewing, it's already done a fantastic job at finding and spotlighting the kind of talent who can begin to fill her shoes.
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The ad, titled "Tenemos Familias" ("We Have Families") isn't a typical campaign spot -- it's a five-minute mini-documentary narrated almost entirely in Spanish with English subtitles, spotlighting an immigrant mother named Udelia Chautla who moved her family from Mexico to Immokalee, Florida, where she works as a labor worker picking tomatoes.
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As with nearly every debate night so far, many of the CNN moderators' questions on Wednesday focused on controversial issues spotlighting conflict between the left of the party and the moderates: abolishing private health insurance, making unauthorized border crossing a civil rather than criminal offense, free college for unauthorized immigrants, and so on.
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The strategy builds on the Democrats' "Better Deal" agenda, launched over the summer, which is designed to speak to the economic insecurities of middle class voters in lieu of spotlighting the turbulence within Trump's White House, including the ongoing investigation into Moscow's 2016 election meddling and potential collusion with the Trump campaign.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Costs Shoot Up as a Company Runs the E.R." (front page, July 25): As a retired health care business administrator with 40 years of experience, I commend the Yale School of Management and The Times for spotlighting one of the most egregious rip-offs in the health field.
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Originally announced at F8 in May, Facebook has hammered out details like limiting users to expressing interest in a maximum of 100 people per day, spotlighting personal questions as well as photos, and defaulting to show you friends-of-friends as well as strangers unless you only want to see people with no mutual connections.
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Visitors enter through a representation of his home's exterior, then navigate a sprawling array of multimedia art, spotlighting his knowledge of art history (such as his study of architectural shapes), his concerns about the Cold War era, and his botanical passion, with a greenhouse built into the large JMKAC gallery as a tribute to the one on his property.
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But the flip side of attracting attention and spotlighting a commercial opportunity means Muzmatch now faces increased competition — such as from the likes of Dubai-based Veil: A rival matchmaking app that has recently turned heads with a "digital veil" feature that applies an opaque filter to all profile photos, male and female, until a mutual match is made.
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The biennial is spotlighting some of these at six anchor sites that will each host exhibitions that look into specific local narratives: the DuSable Museum of African American History, the National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture, the DePaul Art Museum, the National Museum of Mexican Art, Hyde Park Art Center, and Beverly Arts Center.
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A top Democratic super-PAC is set to launch a new website spotlighting the growing protests some GOP lawmakers are facing back home over their support for President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's agenda.
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Topping it off is the raucous Speaking Truth to Power (7:73-11:59 PM, Mat Franco Theater), spotlighting the sights and sounds of resistance and protest with favorites like Hurray for the Riff Raff, Jeff Rosenstock, Jena Friedman, Downtown Boys, Kalpulli Ehecatl, Crystál Xochitl Zamora, War on Women, Anis Mojgani, Kat Corbett, grandson and Mercy Music.
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A consistently insightful veteran critic whose work combines Ellen Willis's freedom-loving brand of feminism, Greil Marcus's deep knowledge of American archetypes, and her peer Rob Sheffield's talent for taking pop seriously without ever sounding juvenile, Powers chooses the subjects of her in-depth portraits wisely, spotlighting musicians and movements that capture each era's carnal zeitgeist.
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But his 2009 film spotlighting another "Da Ali G Show" character, the out-and-proud fashion journalist Brüno Gehard, landed on a target who seemed safely outside the actor's demo: Ron Paul, then a two-time losing presidential candidate and United States congressman from Texas, who continues to face trouble for distributing racist and homophobic material.
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Now he will have a chance to speak for himself, spotlighting his academic pedigree — he has undergraduate and law degrees from Yale — and addressing questions not only about his judicial record, but also the more contentious aspects of his résumé, including his days working for Kenneth W. Starr, the independent counsel who investigated former President Bill Clinton.
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Read more:Jeffree Star is spotlighting an alleged Grindr murder in Michigan and says the dating-app company was slow to respondJeffree Star opened up about questioning his gender identity when he was younger: &aposI was so confused and conflicted back then&aposInside YouTuber Jeffree Star&aposs incredible rise from teen MySpace star to a makeup mogul raking in millions
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The unmarked home is the headquarters of Jacquie Aiche, a jeweler whose luxe, hippie-skewed pieces are stocked at stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue and Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche, the Paris store that this month unveiled a pop-up department spotlighting Ms. Aiche's work and has included it in a storewide initiative showcasing Los Angeles-based brands.
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On the one hand, hearing the Emmy broadcast constantly tout this year's record-breaking Diversity-with-a-capital-D was at times, dangerously close to becoming self-congratulatory in a way that covers up the fact that breaking down systemic inequality is much harder than spotlighting a handful of non-white people once in a while.
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The attention paid by foreign governments to the deaths of their citizens in several recent incidents in Egypt — the accidental massacre of Mexican tourists having a picnic in the desert in September and the downing of a Russian charter jet in October, in addition to Mr. Regeni's death — has had the effect of spotlighting Cairo's at times casual disregard for its own people.
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Y.) or Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleyScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' Pro-Trump Republican immigrant to challenge Dem lawmaker who flipped Michigan seat Joseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts MORE (D-Mass.) And they successfully painted Republicans as being unfriendly to women while spotlighting issues that especially appeal to suburban moms, like health care.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is spotlighting his populist trade appeal in a new TV ad that blames the Clintons for the ruin of American manufacturing.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's controversial attacks on Heidi Cruz are spotlighting what could be one of his biggest vulnerabilities in the general election: his poll numbers with women.
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While it's not an LGBTQ-specific gym, City Gym in Kansas City, Missouri, was "born with the belief that a gym should be more than a place to work out—it should be a place to belong," as owner Hailee Bland-Walsh said in a commercial spotlighting Jacob, a transgender patron who says he found an inclusive place to work out there.
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Shane Dawson quietly started a new makeup YouTube channel while on hiatus after his &aposConspiracy&apos palette launch with Jeffree StarJeffree Star shared a tour of his $14.6 million mansion that includes everything from a movie theater to a &aposbeauty barn&aposJeffree Star is spotlighting an alleged Grindr murder in Michigan and says the dating-app company was slow to respond
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And everything I know about New Orleans comes from friends' stories ("it's very humid, you'd hate it"), travel shows spotlighting the food (shrimp etouffee, beignets, gumbo with a roux dark as cocoa powder), and articles about how Katrina and its annihilative waters drowned the city; stories of how, to this day, the trauma of Katrina fundamentally changed the soul of New Orleans.
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"More than two-thirds of girls believe that society doesn't encourage women to play sports so we are setting out to change this notion by spotlighting fierce female athletes — specifically two major women's soccer players — in 'The Secret Kicker,' which is aimed at defying conventional expectations and championing equal opportunities for women," the anti-perspirant and deodorant brand said in a caption for the ad.
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A raw concrete space with mismatched furniture and chalk scribbles on the walls, this lively cafe-bar-guesthouse-exhibition-space has an ever-changing roster of shows spotlighting designers in different disciplines — such as an exhibition of work by the architect Gustavo Guimarães and another by the fashion designer Estelita Mendonça — and is in many ways the clubhouse for the city's new generation of designers and artists.
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As Mercer's public statement read: I supported Milo Yiannopoulos in the hope and expectation that his expression of views contrary to the social mainstream and his spotlighting of the hypocrisy of those who would close down free speech in the name of political correctness would promote the type of open debate and freedom of thought that is being throttled on many American college campuses today.
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Whatever the obstacles, the suit and the discovery process will be useful for many reasons, not least in spotlighting evidence that companies like Exxon had long known from their own scientists about the damage their products would cause the environment while at the same time underwriting advocacy groups whose main purpose was to confuse the public by denying the very existence of climate change.
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Without pushing for more granular data from platforms, the Commission initiative looks like it will achieve only a relatively superficial level of transparency in the first instance — and one which might best suit platforms' interests by spotlighting attention on tourist dollars generated in particular regions rather than offering data to allow for cities to drill down into flip-side impacts on local housing and rent affordability.
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Spotlighting sexual misconduct has become a cudgel in the hands of those who would unseat President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, lessening its impact and even its validity.
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And it's difficult to understand how spotlighting their voices in the way the New York Review of Books and Harper's have is doing anything more than reinforcing a system in which men's social status is considered to be more valuable than women's bodily safety, in which accusations of sexual violence are brushed aside as so much shrill hyperbole, and in which powerful men are able to hurt those they have power over with impunity.
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In the already dismal science, the husband-and-wife team have broken depressing new ground in recent years, sifting through U.S. mortality data and spotlighting a truly shocking rise in deaths among middle-aged white Americans who don't go to college, a trend that stands in sharp opposition to overall trends among most countries, as well as declining death rates among better-educated whites and Americans of color who are the same age.
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Read more:Shane Dawson quietly started a new makeup YouTube channel while on hiatus after his &aposConspiracy&apos palette launch with Jeffree StarJeffree Star shared a tour of his $14.6 million mansion that includes everything from a movie theater to a &aposbeauty barn&aposJeffree Star is spotlighting an alleged Grindr murder in Michigan and says the dating-app company was slow to respondJeffree Star opened up about questioning his gender identity when he was younger: &aposI was so confused and conflicted back then&apos
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Read more:Jeffree Star deleted a concerning tweet amid his disappearance from social media and fan rumors about his relationship with his longtime boyfriendShane Dawson quietly started a new makeup YouTube channel while on hiatus after his 'Conspiracy' palette launch with Jeffree StarJeffree Star is spotlighting an alleged Grindr murder in Michigan and says the dating-app company was slow to respondJeffree Star opened up about questioning his gender identity when he was younger: 'I was so confused and conflicted back then'
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Read more:David Dobrik is urging people to stop visiting his house: &aposI don&apost wanna have to move&aposYouTuber Patrick Starrr transformed himself into a &aposCats&apos character to show why the film &aposshould have hired real makeup artists&aposJeffree Star is spotlighting an alleged Grindr murder in Michigan and says the dating-app company was slow to respondJeffree Star opened up about questioning his gender identity when he was younger: &aposI was so confused and conflicted back then&apos
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Over the course of the week, we'll be spotlighting stories that take a few different tacks: there'll be a few deep dives into regional Chinese cooking (like an in-depth look at the beloved spicy rabbit heads of Chengdu and China's obsession with greens); interviews with the people, like Cecilia Chiang and Ken Hom, who helped to put Chinese food on the map in the West; interviews and personal essays from chefs and writers (like Brandon Jew, Clarissa Wei, and Nick Chen-Yin) on authenticity, appropriation, and their own personal journeys; and a wealth of recipes from our favorite Chinese chefs from around the world to recreate dim sum feasts, wedding banquets, and noodles all day long.
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ELSEWHERE > Russian hackers online posed as Islamic State terrorists to threaten some U.S. military wives with death (The Associated Press) > Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE visited a conservative Catholic university in Florida last weekend, spotlighting a higher education debate in a sharply divided political era (The Atlantic) THE CLOSER Around town: CNN's Christiane Amanpour will replace Charlie RoseCharles Peete RoseCBS defends decision to bring back 'Bull' after allegations against star Scott Pelley: Complaints to execs about 'hostile' workplace led to ouster from CBS Evening News Study finds misconduct is the top reason CEOs are leaving large companies MORE as anchor for PBS News's late-night politics show, which will be called "Amanpour & Company" beginning in July (The Hollywood Reporter).
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For example, they each keep one eye on their online haters: Both understand that losing followers now and then is all part of the game: They both have interesting ideas for Twitter execs on how to deal with blocked accounts: They both have a ZERO tolerance policy for smashing that block button: Both will deal with their timelines as they see fit: They will read the comment boxes as they deem appropriate to do so: The bloggers go nuts for their tweets (guilty!): They can both get down with a good unboxing video: They recognize the correlation between posting and having a high IQ: Exhibit B: They know how to rile up the haters: Neither is the type to kiss and tell: But they are the type to get in fights on the bus: They both recognize their manhoods could stand to get examined by an OBGYN: They both look back at the toilet afterwards: And finally, they both do the public service of spotlighting the potential dangers of an April Fools joke:
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