An appreciation of Jared Leto's star turn in Suicide Squad?
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The estate sale isn't the Hoppus home's first star turn.
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That's what they call a star turn in show biz.
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The Reverend cannot resist a prideful star turn at the pulpit.
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Now, he's made a second star turn as William Hill's cousin Ricky.
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His star turn came during the tumultuous Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court confirmation.
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Morgan Stanley, the last big bank to report, was arguably the star turn.
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His Pirates star-turn has inspired countless costumes and near-countless ticket sales.
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Ms. Garanca is working to summon the passion to dominate her star turn.
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"Our 115-year-old bridge is ready for her star turn," she said.
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Last March, Caitlyn Jenner made a star turn on the cover of Vanity Fair.
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Kamala Harris: Harris is sitting pretty after her star turn in the last debate.
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But Brie Larson's star turn in Room stakes its ground in heartbreak and hope.
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It's only fitting that for Khaled's biggest star turn yet Wayne would be involved.
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Schiller's last star turn involved bullying newsman Jorge Ramos out of a Trump rally.
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"It's about getting that star turn," said Doug Thornell, a Democratic strategist in Washington.
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To an outsider, Tucson's star turn may be a bit of a head scratcher.
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She needed another star turn like she had in Las Vegas six days ago.
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Her star turn won a Golden Globe in 2017 and an Emmy in 2018.
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Watch out for Woody Harrleson's star turn as former vice president Joe Biden, below.
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" A climactic star turn by Orange County chief medical examiner Dr. Jan Garavaglia—a.k.a. "Dr.
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Related: In Cannes, the Fashion World Takes Its Own Star Turn Cannes Red Carpet Fashion
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But Ms. Foster's brave, compelling and deeply affecting star turn is a wonder (24111:22).
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But Ms. Foster's brave, compelling and deeply affecting star turn is a wonder (2:20).
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Let's hope that her star turn in Rhythm Section has award voters singing a different tune.
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It's probably a mistake to read too much into Mr Johnson's star turn in Birmingham today.
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The main question is this: Once in government, will Five Star turn further to the right?
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Mr Obama, who is currently enjoying his highest approval ratings in years, was another star turn.
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The New Jersey senator had a star turn in last month's CNN-sponsored debate in Detroit.
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In that vein: Tune in for Bezos's star turn in Amazon's Super Bowl commercial on Sunday.
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Anthony scored 221 points, a game high, but his star turn came in the third quarter.
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The second is that Mr Johnson's star turn is not necessarily the beginning of a leadership bid.
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And now Taylor Swift's younger brother is getting his star turn in his first big screen role.
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Featuring a star turn from Mya Taylor (Tangerine) and stunning cinematography by Arthur Jafa, Happy Birthday Marsha!
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His star turn in the film was critically praised and prompted talk of a possible Oscar nomination.
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For Mr. Davila, Thursday's star turn could prove just a one-night stand, should Mr. Álvarez rally.
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He has a tear in his anterior cruciate ligament but still took a star turn on Broadway!
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But all that seems behind him as he put in a star-turn as Clinton in Saturday's show.
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Oprah's next star turn will be in the upcoming HBO Films effort, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.
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Or Ryder's star turn as a perpetually-distressed mother with a penchant for Christmas lights in Stranger Things.
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Lady Gaga, who was in Los Angeles preparing for her own star turn at the Grammy Awards on Feb.
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Casa Aramara's owner is currently in the spotlight, but this isn't the high-end vacation rental's first star turn.
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His national star-turn came in 2015, when he snatched up a rarely used but livesaving drug called Daraprim.
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Jimmy Kimmel talks to New York magazine about his star turn in protesting the Senate Republicans' health-reform plan:
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ScienceTake It's not every submersible that does a star turn at the Marseille History Museum after its maiden dive.
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In December, he had a star turn with world leaders at the United Nations climate change conference in Paris.
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Lady Gaga, in whose "Born This Way" music video he made a star turn, said the cause was suicide.
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He seemed a bit bemused to be taking a star turn, but treated it like his latest, fleeting adventure.
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Derek Hough is fresh off his star turn in Hairspray, and now he's finally turning his attention to the holidays.
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Indeed, Robert Fico, the prime minister of Slovakia, is currently enjoying a star turn as the region's Europhile-in-chief.
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The fundraising and travel comes after a quick star turn for the freshman senator, who just took office in January.
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By the time the day was over, the star turn by the prosecution's star witness had come to an end.
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The big picture: Emmy Award-winning actor Billy Porter put in a stylish star turn as the announcer, introducing Sen.
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His output in the past year alone has included not only his star turn in "Billions," which debuts on Sunday, Jan.
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Though she was already a prolific actor before her star turn as Cristina Yang, Grey's kicked her career to another level.
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We're psyched to see the Suicide Squad star turn a hero's romantic interest into a strong leader in her own right.
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If you blink you'll miss a star turn from Blade Runner's Rutger Hauer, which represents the pinnacle of Valerian's human element.
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But his star turn was capped when a Reuters photographer zoomed in on a note he had written for his grandfather.
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L.A. is getting a star turn, with the most iconic of its local startups — Snap — on the cusp of going public.
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He went on to appear in Avengers titles and took his first star turn in Jungle Action No. 5 in 1973.
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Golden State also benefited from an unexpected star turn from JaVale McGee, who started at center and finished with 10 points.
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Before she arrives for a star turn at the Met Opera in January, she's performing in London, Rome, Seville and Berlin.
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Mr. Cruise's star turn, a few years after his appearance in the 1983 movie "Risky Business," helped catapult him to superstardom.
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Mediator At first blush, there's a baffling, inside-out quality to Julian Assange's latest star turn in our shambolic national story.
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TJ's been a choir student his whole life ... and hopes the duet is his star turn that takes him to Broadway.
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Urquidy took a star turn in Game 4, earning a victory with five shutout innings in just his eighth major league start.
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DeRozan and Lowry have engineered their own star turn in the shadow cast by the Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James and Kyrie Irving.
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Mr. Gyllenhaal, although best known as a film star, wowed musical theater fans last summer with his star turn in an Encores!
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So for the team of Fox anchors and producers here this week, Mr. Wallace's star turn is a welcome source of pride.
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This murky and tedious reworking of Friedrich Dürrenmatt's dark fable of love and lucre is illuminated by Lesley Manville's dazzling star turn.
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Look Obama&aposs star turn today was designed to seize on the opening that&aposs the globalists feel that they have after Helsinki.
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Viewers will remember that prior to her star turn as Alex Russo on Wizards of Waverly Place, Gomez played Hannah Montana's nemesis, Skeech.
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The biggest revelation here is that Quavo's star turn in Atlanta has emboldened him, as he co-directed this video along with Daps.
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We all remember her star turn in that high school musical version of Peter Pan with Jonah Hill in 21 Jump Street, right?
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Beginning last month with a star turn in a CNN-sponsored town hall, the buzz around Mayor Pete has only continued to grow.
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Next up were clips from her star turn as a judge on "MasterChef Junior," the Fox show whose seventh season begins on Feb.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Chanel has bought Orlebar Brown, a British swimwear brand that had a star turn when sported by Daniel Craig as James Bond.
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His star turn came in the 2007-08 season, when Deportivo beat both Barcelona and Real Madrid twice, and JDG was named club MVP.
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A sloth made his star turn in Planet Earth II, searching for love on the beautiful island of Escudo off the coast of Panama.
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Tinker and Moore separated in 1980, just before her triumphant star turn on Broadway as a paralyzed sculptor in Whose Life Is It Anyway?
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Adam Driver is coming off a star turn as Star Wars' Kylo Ren and can't seem to stop landing huge roles in amazing projects.
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Harris's star turn at the debate vaulted her into direct competition with Biden for the top spot in the field, while South Bend, Ind.
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It was a star turn for the Constitution that stirred the hearts of dozens of organizations across the country dedicated to promoting its tenets.
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That explains why even in the, let's just say mixed reviews of the new crew's first episode, no one complained about the American's star turn.
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Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Mackenzie Davis are both underrated actresses, Davis particularly for her star turn on the criminally under-watched Halt and Catch Fire.
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He's President of the United States, thanks in large part due to his star turn on a reality TV show where he essentially played himself.
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The Dumpster was covered up and returned to the corner, its star turn ended, surely bound for a trash bin, were it not already one.
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Sure, it's a self-indulgent star turn, but Lawrence so delights in Rosalyn's no-fucks-given attitude that we laugh along with the actress's moxie.
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But Harris' numbers were artificially high in June following her star turn at the first debate and she was bound to come back to earth.
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" Pein realizes that most of these "tech bros" were "doomed to be desk jockeys for life, forever dreaming of their star turn as Job Creators.
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When Mr. Pascal started to reflect on his sudden star turn, he recalled a moment during his 40th birthday, when he was filming in Beijing.
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This is clearly his star turn, one that came rather early in his career, and he's going to make the most of every single moment.
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Still, Burton hasn't made a good movie since Ed Wood and Will Smith has seen his formerly supernova-star turn into something of a red dwarf.
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Luckily for Wainwright, who was given the go-ahead to create an eight-episode first season, Lister had been preparing for her star turn all along.
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But Paris' star turn as a celebrity model was hardly the only out of the blue surprise the Italian designer had in store for his guests.
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Well of course, the Internet is already wildly guessing with most leaning towards a star turn for the three youths in the brand's next campaign series.
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We will bear witness to his star turn as Nigel Pearson and, through the sheer conviction of his performance, Vinnie will make ostriches of us all.
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Obama got even more of a star turn in Havana than he gets when he fills out his men's and women's N.C.A.A. tournament brackets on ESPN.
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Kamala Harris: The California senator came into the CNN debates in Detroit with close-to-impossibly-high expectations after her star turn in the first debate.
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But Ms. Stenberg's star turn does the most critical load bearing, somehow channeling an emerging generation's inchoate rage, grief and resilience into one recognizably human form.
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Movie allusions and Andrew Garfield's hard-working star turn as a Los Angeles slacker is about all that holds together this labyrinthine, wildly self-satisfied mystery.
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This time he took a star turn, and although Kelly gave up his homer, Kershaw took the blame for creating the tie in the first place.
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I've often wondered why she isn't more famous, but her coming solo show at Denmark's celebrated Louisiana Museum of Modern Art might be her star turn.
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But those numbers declined steadily in the months that followed, beginning when she had difficulty articulating her own position on mandated busing — undercutting her star turn.
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In the stables, a knight, Kyle Calloway, 24, was making do with a coffee-flavored Monster energy drink as he warmed up for his star turn.
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Almost as strong of a Kanye-NABIL collab as the "Welcome to Heartbreak" video, this clip draws all its stylish, cinematic power from Rihanna's wordless star turn.
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Michelle Obama, in the evening's star turn, ripped Trump without mentioning his name by invoking the need for a positive example for children in the White House.
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But Khizr Khan's star turn at the Democratic National Convention and Trump's bizarre counterattack marked a reversion to the old strategy of obtaining attention at any cost.
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It includes the Gaga performance of Edith Piaf's classic "La Vie En Rose," which is her star turn moment when Cooper's character discovers her in a cabaret.
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Critics were pleasantly surprised by how much they enjoyed the live-action "Dora," finding it fun and entertaining, with a star turn for Dora actress, Isabel Moner.
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And on Friday and Saturday evenings, Mr. Andsnes offered an additional star turn in preconcert recitals, which Mostly Mozart often uses to showcase rising, lesser-known performers.
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His star turn is prompting anxiety among people, inside and outside the administration, who worry that the president will bring reality-TV antics to the world stage.
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Her 2004 star turn in "Growing Up Gotti" was short-lived, though the reality show, draped in Rocawear and dripping in hair gel, remains a cult classic.
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New York Public Library: 'Shakespeare's Star Turn in America' (through May 51793) In the 51783 years since Shakespeare's death, his works have taken on lives of their own.
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One Hit Wendy will mark Hough's very first regular role on television, even with her time on Dancing with the Stars and her star turn in Grease Live.
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Although Iwakuma was the ace of that pitching staff, Tanaka was the more celebrated pitcher, owing in large part to his star turn during Japan's high school tournament.
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New York Public Library: 'Shakespeare's Star Turn in America' (through May 27) In the 400 years since Shakespeare's death, his works have taken on lives of their own.
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New York Public Library: 'Shakespeare's Star Turn in America' (through May 213960) In the 2110 years since Shakespeare's death, his works have taken on lives of their own.
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New York Public Library: 'Shakespeare's Star Turn in America' (through May 210888) In the 211 years since Shakespeare's death, his works have taken on lives of their own.
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A star turn for Barr's grandson Barr's 8-year-old grandson Liam Daly got plenty of attention from lawmakers and the media as he sat supporting his grandfather.
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The Raptors have gotten just 14 points from Kawhi Leonard, but they have five players in double digits, with the supporting cast taking a star turn at home.
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A small role, maybe, but for a son of immigrants fleeing political strife, who didn't speak any English when he arrived, it's a star-turn of Oscar proportions.
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Harris has been on a steady decline since her star turn in the first debate and her money appears to be running out now -- or at least very low.
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Mark Wahlberg may owe his big break to a certain rap tune or brand of underwear, but most folks know the actor from his star turn in Boogie Nights.
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After her star turn at Wimbledon (her first Grand Slam singles tournament), where she ultimately lost out on the title, she stole the spotlight again at the U.S. Open.
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It has not hurt that he has played the best golf of his career in the last 14 months, including a star turn at the Ryder Cup in September.
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And she's the kind of person who this could really kind of ... and this is true for Demings as well, who could really kind of have a star turn.
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Like the Young Woman in "Machinal," or Christine Chubbuck in the film "Christine," another recent star turn for Ms. Hall, Rachel of "Animal" is a woman skittering toward insanity.
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Mr. Trump's mother made it for him as a child, and a version of her recipe has had a star turn on the menus at his hotels and resorts.
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From his "Carpool Karaoke" videos to hosting the Tony Awards and his star turn in the movie musical, "Into The Woods," expect a little song and dance from Corden.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Nick Cave is making another major star turn after the success of his Soundsuits project, which swept across the art world and beyond.
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It's a complex burden to carry, but five-time Oscar nominee Amy Adams makes it look effortless with her strong star turn in this well-constructed puzzle of a movie.
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"Sometimes you just gotta hit those Labor Day sales @homegoods with ur hubby," she captioned an Instagram of the pair having a star turn on the store's security camera. 7.
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And now, as she's promoting her star turn in The Lost City of Z, she's getting extremely real about the anxiety that parenting causes — in a new interview with Allure.
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Now 58, Themmen made an appearance Monday on the game show "Jeopardy!" where he failed to mention his star turn as the character who was obsessed with television and cowboys.
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"I like to watch," she told him at the time, her final and somewhat feeble plea before being whisked to hair and makeup and gussied up for her star turn.
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This is particularly galling given that Ryan's initial star turn in Republican politics came through a misleading presentation accusing the Obama administration of using gimmickry to hide Obamacare's true cost.
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Raddatz isn't normally deeply involved in political coverage, but she had a bit of a star turn in a December Democratic debate when she mixed it up with Hillary Clinton.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Silver took a star turn late last year, as Tiffany & Company's collection "Everyday Objects," designed by the firm's chief artistic officer Reed Krakoff, made headlines.
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Despite his No. 10 world ranking and his star turn with Tommy Fleetwood for the European team at last year's Ryder Cup, Molinari seemed easy to overlook on the leader board.
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She had a brilliant debate cutting Michael Bloomberg to shreds before the Nevada caucuses, a star turn that put her back in the national conversation and triggered a huge fundraising surge.
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Ms. Peller says her pet's star turn has been an enjoyable bonding experience, but not something she plans to quit her day job for, even if he does get more work.
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Mr. Schneiderman's income includes $0003,2000 from investments, his $2179,2000 yearly pay as the state's highest law enforcement officer, and the small payment from his star turn, which he donated to charity.
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It draws on negative human emotions — not unlike the demonic entity in Stephen King's It. This will be Williams' first major entrée into film following her star turn on Game of Thrones.
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Breaking down a heavily-manned defense is of course harder when your star turn does not join the party and Brazil and Argentina will want to see more from their talismanic talents.
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They offered to restore the house to its original state after filming wrapped, he tells PEOPLE, but he opted to keep the paint job as a tribute to the house's star turn.
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Efron's role is small but perfect as he recreates Janjigian's star turn as Chris R., a guy who's giving 150 percent when everyone else in the cast is at a solid 15.
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New York Public Library for the Performing Arts: 'Shakespeare's Star Turn in America' (through May 9473) In the 400 years since Shakespeare's death, his works have taken on lives of their own.
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New York Public Library for the Performing Arts: 'Shakespeare's Star Turn in America' (through May 3063) In the 3053 years since Shakespeare's death, his works have taken on lives of their own.
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New York Public Library for the Performing Arts: 'Shakespeare's Star Turn in America' (through May 211) In the 2130 years since Shakespeare's death, his works have taken on lives of their own.
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New York Public Library for the Performing Arts: 'Shakespeare's Star Turn in America' (through May 213) In the 211 years since Shakespeare's death, his works have taken on lives of their own.
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New York Public Library for the Performing Arts: 'Shakespeare's Star Turn in America' (through May 21606) In the 219255 years since Shakespeare's death, his works have taken on lives of their own.
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New York Public Library for the Performing Arts: 'Shakespeare's Star Turn in America' (through May 27) In the 400 years since Shakespeare's death, his works have taken on lives of their own.
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The bass-baritone Christian Van Horn — soon to get a star turn in the title role of Boito's delicious "Mefistofele" at the Metropolitan Opera — made a booming sound as the generous Raimondo.
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The Bushes were game to play along; the couple loved Houston the way they loved their nearest and dearest, and were perfectly willing to help it take a star turn or two.
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Beyond these candidates, everyone else is seeking to join the conversation, led by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who assertively pushed her message aimed at women but was overshadowed by Ms. Harris's star turn.
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" They were there in March, the morning after Ms. Trump posted a widely mocked Twitter video in which she gushed about her sister-in-law Karlie Kloss's star turn on "Project Runway.
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LAURA COLLINS-HUGHES STAR TURN In Adam Bock's play "A Life," Laura Jellinek's what-the-heck living-room set slowly and creakily rotated vertically — furniture, wall and all — not once, but twice.
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Riz Ahmed may be coming off a star turn on HBO's Emmy-nominated The Night Of, but he already has his eye on two other awards-show favorites: Atlanta and Master of None.
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Democrats, who keep attending despite seeing few actual results, increasingly question whether these sessions are merely a repackaging of Trump's star turn on The Apprentice, a TV show he hosted for 14 seasons.
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His Hollywood star turn came after Rickman played the villain in "Die Hard," and the actor went on to win an Emmy award and Golden Globe in 1996 for his portrayal of Rasputin.
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The fall of mankind is a popular thematic device for many an extreme metal or crust punk band, and, appears in a star turn on the new split from Cara Neir and Wildspeaker.
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And the commission had little choice but to bypass Fox's Megyn Kelly, who had a star turn during the Republican primary debates but also has had a deeply adversarial relationship with Mr. Trump.
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It was the second time in his contentious career that Judge Moore, an outspoken conservative, was removed as chief justice, and it followed his most recent star turn in the nation's culture wars.
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But his star turn took an unusual detour, when he was forced to admit that he lied to the government about a credit-card bill, violating the terms of his deal with prosecutors.
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But his star turn on the witness stand nearly backfired when he admitted in court that he had violated the terms of his cooperation deal by trying to defraud a credit card company.
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The writer's star turn in the movie "Murder by Death," a 1976 comedy, got Mr. Roth going back to the theater 15 times, he said, braving the neighborhood bullies each time he went.
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And one more star turn to consider: The world's most luxurious, most expensive production car – the Bugatti Chiron – will make an honorary tour of the classic 8.5-mile woodland track before the official start.
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UNEXPECTED 2023 DEMOCRATIC MVP: Via The Hill's Amie Parnes and Jordan Fabian, first lady Michelle Obama's star turn on the 2016 campaign trail has the political world buzzing about her post-White House plans.
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She even had a scandalous star turn in the 18603 silent film Inspiration, where she appeared nude as a sculptor's model, the first person to do so in a film released for the public.
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The book often slides into a media history, with stories about Cosmo's soaring ad sales and expanding international editions, its models and stylists, its star turn as a mock issue of The Harvard Lampoon.
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This Off Broadway production, a hit for the National Yiddish Theater Folksbiene that opened downtown in July 2018 and moved to 42nd Street last February for a commercial run, has been his star turn.
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Ray Kroc, the man credited with turning McDonald's into one of the most recognized brands in the world, is finally getting his star turn with a film, "The Founder," that opened nationwide on Friday.
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To the surprise of anyone who has seen the 1986 film—a star turn for E.T.'s C. Thomas Howell, and a cinematic Horcrux—Soul Man has not yet been stowed away for presumable eternity.
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Mr Baselitz, whose astonishing burst of creativity around his 80th birthday this year continues to win him new admirers, is the star turn; his trademark upside-down figures speak to the disorder of our times.
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The main thing he stressed to Etienne Diaz, a young member of the corps getting a star turn in a role Mr. Corella once owned, was how to draw the audience in before becoming airborne.
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It gave a farewell concert at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Saturday afternoon, after 18 years of existence and soon after its star turn as quartet in residence at the museum in 2015-16.
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Beginning with a star turn at a CNN-sponsored town hall at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, earlier this month, praise for Mayor Pete has been bubbling up from every corner of the party.
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Here's a guide to the season's most promising live events, from Bette Midler's star turn in "Hello, Dolly!" to Chris Rock's first standup tour in nearly a decade to The Weeknd's new North American jaunt.
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"[The] designers and all of us were of course very happy," they said, but confirmed they didn't have a name for the animal and that after his star turn the cat had disappeared back into Istanbul.
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With Hamilton, a philandering liar who was the first secretary of the Treasury, having a star turn on Broadway, his successor Jacob J. Lew has apparently decided to keep him on the front of the bill.
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Trump entered the White House contest in 2015, already famous for his star turn on the "The Apprentice" reality-show franchise, and his populist message and brash rhetoric kept him in the spotlight throughout the campaign.
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All that followed—the audience seated at the Kit Kat Klub tables having drinks, the actors playing instruments, the story told with only a few props, Alan Cumming's louche and lubricious star turn as the m.c.
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All this happened while cameras were shadowing Le Clos for a documentary, "Unbelievable," which draws its title from the exclamation repeated over and over by Bert in the wake of his son's star turn in London.
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But the star turn in this production comes from Brent Carver as the fool Feste, here a honey-voiced melancholic singing a suite of lovely songs (set by Reza Jacobs) while accompanying himself on glass bowls.
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The senator from California was coming off a star turn in the first debate of the Democratic primary campaign -- telling her personal story powerfully even while effectively exposing Joe Biden's weakness over his record on busing.
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The performance of "Giselle" on June 13, as the company announced this week, will be the farewell of Stella Abrera, who was promoted to principal dancer in 2015 after a star turn in the ballet that season.
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In what was probably his first true national star turn, Cohen threatened a reporter digging into Trump's ex-wife Ivana's since-recanted allegation that Trump raped her in a fit of rage over a painful hair surgery.
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"I LOOOOOVE Michelle," proclaimed an African-American woman at a rally for Hillary Clinton in Charlotte on October 4th—stipulating those extra vowels as testament to her passion for the current first lady, the event's star turn.
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Following her star turn in the steamy thriller Basic Instinct in 1992, the Golden Globe winner, 60, found her previous house, a modest place with little security, wasn't quite equipped to ward off her most enthusiastic fans.
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"When Andrew Miller came out in the playoffs, I think he really showed these middle innings are just as important as the back and the front," Hader said, referring to Miller's star turn for Cleveland in 2016.
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It turns out that Rae is having a bit of a star turn having had solo shows at very respectable galleries in both Los Angeles and New York, and even had a small feature in Vogue magazine.
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Clowney was roundly criticized in his first two injury-plagued seasons before his star turn this season as he helped make up for the loss of J. J. Watt, who was placed on injured reserve in September.
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During the hearings, Booker had taken a star turn as one of the nominee's vocal opponents, garnering national attention for his "Spartacus moment" on the Judiciary Committee, including an appearance on "The Late Show" with Stephen Colbert.
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Chef-owner Stuart Brioza of San Francisco's State Bird Provisions took a star turn in an early episode of Chef's Night Out, where, between swigs of premium Japanese whiskey, he learned about the finer points of Juggalo culture.
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Alex Rodriguez admits he has earned major dad points with his daughters Natasha, 12, and Ella, 9–not for starring on ABC's Shark Tank or his star turn in the MLB —but for his superstar girlfriend Jennifer Lopez.
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An extraordinary 2013 figurative sculpture called "No Sex, No City: Miranda," by the young New York artist Stewart Uoo, incorporates dead flies, maggot cocoons and dust into an image of disintegration that is also a virtuosic star turn.
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Throughout the tale of the rare-book seller and new parent Apollo Kagwa's nightmarish and suspenseful search for his wife and son, cross-cultural folklore and familiar stories fly (Maurice Sendak's "Outside Over There" takes a star turn).
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At the end of the class, everyone took home a 16-ounce Mason jar filled with a personal batch, which would be ready after four weeks of steeping, just in time for fire cider's star turn in court.
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ERIK PIEPENBURG STAR TURN (2) A giant metal cylinder began to spin and shriek, lethally entangling a series of longhaired wigs lowered from above in the Italian avant-garde director Romeo Castellucci's "Go down, Moses," at Peak Performances.
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R.I.P. Medical Debt had its first star turn in 2016, when John Oliver did a segment on his HBO show "Last Week Tonight," in which he paid $60,000 to forgive $14.9 million in medical debts through the charity.
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He was blind to how he would come across when, in his speech at the 2012 Republican National Convention, he took such a gaudy star turn that the party's presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, was reduced to a cameo.
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Why it matters: It's a rare star turn for climate change on the Sunday shows and potentially a sign of growing political prominence for a topic that's typically a second-tier focus in national elections and on Capitol Hill.
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Nahko has released "Dragonfly" as the lead single off his debut solo album, My Name is Bear, and now PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at the acoustic ballad's music video—which features a star turn from Paris Jackson.
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In the same week that his star turn in Baby Driver hits theaters, Deadline reports that the actor has just been cast in an iconic role that could make or break his career: Elgort will portray John F. Kennedy.
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Not long after returning from their summer-long European honeymoon, she did a star turn on movie screens as Dame Nellie Melba, the 153th-century Australian soprano, in the 1953 biopic "Melba," produced by the Hollywood legend Sam Spiegel.
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Focused solely on Philip Glass's 20 Études for piano, it featured — along with the composer himself, in a star turn — 40 youngsters, most seeming of high school age, each playing one étude in two cycles of the full work.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Veteran British actor Sir John Hurt, Oscar-nominated for his star turn in "The Elephant Man" and his supporting role in "Midnight Express", has died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer, a representative said on Saturday.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI Just listen to him dispatching the Overture: Nostalgic operagoers have packed Lincoln Center these last few weeks for a peek at Plácido Domingo's star turn in Puccini's "Gianni Schicchi," in his 50th season with the Metropolitan Opera.
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In "Fruitvale Station" more than a decade later, his first major star turn and first collaboration with the director Ryan Coogler, Jordan portrayed Oscar Grant III, a young man who was killed by a police officer in Oakland, Calif.
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Star turn As the department struggles with funding shortfalls, conditions inside the holding facilities have drawn the scrutiny of rappers Jay-Z and Yo Gotti, who are helping more than two dozen inmates sue over the state of prisons.
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"G'day Melbourne" is primarily showcase for the remarkable Carrie Coon, who with on the heels of her star turn in the most recent episode of "Fargo" is making a very strong case for the best actress title of 2017.
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Butler's 313 points helps Bulls rally past 76ers PHILADELPHIA — Chicago Bulls guard Jimmy Butler hogged the spotlight throughout much of Thursday night's game against the woeful Philadelphia 76ers, but backup guard E'Twaun Moore took a star turn in overtime.
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The actress, 41, dons a yellow plaid pleated skirt and matching jacket — just as she once did for her star turn as Cher in 1995's Clueless — as she performs to "Fancy" by Iggy Azalea in the exclusive clip above.
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And while opinions are mixed on this version of A Star Is Born compared to its predecessors, there's no doubt that it's a star turn for Streisand — though the fact that she hardly needed it may have hampered its chances overall.
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Altogether, Brady's TB123 empire — which includes a sports therapy center in Foxboro, Massachusetts; his line of supplements, snacks, apparel, and fitness gear; his meal kits and brain games — appears to be the next star turn to his career as an athlete.
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Observers on both the left and right — including many who count themselves as fierce critics of Mr. Trump's — say that in embarking on his star turn, Mr. Comey may be undercutting his own indictment of the president's character and conduct.
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Today Mr Gove is cock of the walk: the most successful secretary of state for the environment in memory; a star turn at the despatch box; and a pivotal figure in the Brexit war that will determine the country's future.
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LONDON, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Veteran British actor Sir John Hurt, Oscar-nominated for his star turn in "The Elephant Man" and his supporting role in "Midnight Express", has died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer, the BBC reported on Saturday.
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Her leading role in "Bad Moms" arrives just before another star turn, as a lovestruck, unhappily married filmmaker in "I Love Dick," an Amazon pilot based on Chris Kraus's postmodern novel of the same name, by the "Transparent" creator, Jill Soloway.
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Her profile outside the sector increased after her star turn last year in "Absolutely Fashion: Inside British Vogue," a BBC documentary in which she won legions of fans thanks to her upfront approach, artistic vision and eccentric yet elegant fashion sense.
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Charlie Shorter Senior Adviser, Davis Brody Bond New York City A Star Turn Yuja Wang's emergence as a gifted Mozart interpreter is a less recent phenomenon than Janet Malcolm claims in her Profile of the pianist ("Performance Artist," September 5th).
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MplsStPaul Magazine declared 2016 "the year of the cheese balls" in an article by Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl, who posited that the dish is the North's answer to Southern pimento cheese, which has been enjoying something of a star turn itself.
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Many young basketball players grow up watching the N.C.A.A. tournament and dream of playing in it themselves; a star turn in March and April would enhance Williamson's formidable marketability, even if it could do little to raise his draft stock.
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But ever since Sidibe earned an Oscar nomination for her star turn in Lee Daniels' 123 movie Precious, she has been riding a wave of #BlackGirlMagic that has transformed her into a prime example of a Black woman unapologetically taking up space.
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Led by Robert Downey Jr.'s sui generis star turn as Tony Stark — who's appeared in nine MCU titles — each of these superheroes have been given room to evolve to a degree that other characters in big-budget blockbusters never really have before.
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Yet the Harvard Law professor emeritus, who has repeatedly offered a public defense for Trump since his election, is now taking a star turn on the president's legal impeachment team, delivering passionate and controversial statements extolling a broad notion of executive power.
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I sat in front of the television with my older sister, soaking in the beauty and charm of Brandy's star turn in Cinderella—but later that year, I used Monica's "For You I Will" as an audition song for the school choir.
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There they were addressed by the brother of a Muslim murdered in North Carolina last year, the brother of a civil-rights activist killed in Mississippi in 1964, and finally by Reverend William Barber, the star turn and one of the rally's organisers.
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The leveling determination is more convincing when the curators select as a representative for the unmentioned Op Art movement not Bridget Riley but the overlooked innovator Julian Stanczak and his "The Duel" (1963), his jazzy star turn in undulating black and white lines.
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But her star turn questioning Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, her victory by a 24-point margin on Election Day and her success in Minnesota's deep-red, rural counties have drawn more attention to the former county prosecutor and her 2020 prospects.
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The play is a showcase for Mark Rylance's star turn as Philip, and while Rylance, nominated this year for Best Lead Actor in a Play, is as brilliant as ever — by turns childlike and terrifying — he's supported by a uniformly strong cast.
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The Babadook delivers a star turn for Essie Davis as Amelia, the mother whose attempts to deal with her hyperactive, perpetually terrified son (Noah Wiseman) leave her exhausted, isolated, and open to the curse of the dreaded Babadook, a ghoulish children's book monster.
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Molinari, who sealed his 23-21 record with a 25-and-24 victory against Phil Mickelson in the singles round, was fielding a question about becoming a folk hero after following his victory in July's British Open with his star turn here.
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"I can honestly say that I have never been so shaken by an individual performance in my entire operatic life," Ken Benson, a longtime manager of singers, wrote on Facebook of her star turn in "Elektra" at the Metropolitan Opera in 1961.
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Despite its puny length for a par 3 that has no water hazard, the ninth hole will most likely take a star turn and be a featured element of the television broadcast this week when Erin Hills hosts its first major championship.
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That's prompted Collins, who is wasting no time embracing his soon-to-be star turn, to hit the cable news circuit and hammer Democrats for conducting what he maintains is a skewed investigation that arrived at a verdict before it even began.
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In a star turn at a security conference in Munich on Friday, he delivered a forceful critique of President Trump's "America First" vision before a receptive audience of experts and allied officials worried about American drift from a seven-decade-old Western alliance.
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Omarosa Manigault, whose star turn on "The Apprentice" propelled the show's breakout first season, is now among about two dozen aides with the rank of assistant to the president — and one of the few with walk-in privileges for the Oval Office.
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In the scant weeks since her star turn at the Tony Awards in June, where she won for best performance by a lead actress in a musical, Ms. Erivo has become a "get," lending cachet to the front-row lineup at a flurry of shows.
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John HickenlooperJohn Wright HickenlooperThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (D) got his star turn; Sen.
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More a celebration of difference than safe space (though it's that too), the inaugural lineup is impressive: early-aughts hitmaker M.C. Eve will be joined by the rappers Tommy Genesis and 224 Shake, who is fresh off a star turn on Kanye West's latest album.
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Schiff's star turn As House Democrats were wrapping up their arguments for why Trump should be removed from his office on Friday, there's been an unexpected reaction from the President's allies: praise for Schiff, the House Intelligence chairman acting as the lead impeachment manager.
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Dame Helen Mirren has been known by millions as the Queen following her star turn in the movie of the same name — and Prince Harry has even teased her by calling her "granny," the actress said Thursday, joking that she was "insulted" when Harry made his remark.
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Princess Grace left us decades ago, but the foundation in her name remains a cutting-edge supporter of the arts, evidenced by their honoring this year of Leslie Odom Jr. – who the organization singled out long before his star turn in award-winning smash hit Hamilton.
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Every once in a while, a player will have a star turn in the big league, like Andre Ingram, the 13-year-old G League veteran who was called up for a game by the Los Angeles Lakers and scored 19 points in an exhilarating performance.
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Hicks took a star turn, delivering a two-run homer and two defensive gems that prevented runs — and in all likelihood saved the game — as the Yankees rallied for an electrifying 5-4 win over the Boston Red Sox before a rare sellout crowd at Yankee Stadium.
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The tragedy was a reminder that while President Vladimir V. Putin may be taking a star turn on the world stage — dominating the war in Syria and alarming European and American leaders who fear the Kremlin is undermining democracy — Russia remains in many respects a struggling country.
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And while the impeachment process is far from over — he and his committee are writing an impeachment report over the Thanksgiving recess — his colleagues on Capitol Hill are speculating how high the 220006-year-old chairman can climb after his star turn in the Trump-Ukraine saga.
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Sure, she's also had a pretty substantial acting career, from her star turn in the blockbuster series Transformers to taking on a comedic role in New Girl, not to mention she's probably had her hands pretty full with raising her three small children all under the age of four.
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A star turn by the tailor in the 2014 movie "Kingsman: The Secret Service," both as the setting and the inspiration for a fictional tailoring house that acts as a covert command base for a secret society of spies, has unleashed a small army of fans, particularly in Asia.
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Although she's already established a name for herself in the U.K.'s theater circle and with a star turn on the AMC show Preacher, since the debut of her film Loving (and the subsequent Oscar buzz around it), Irish-Ethiopian actress Ruth Negga has seen her profile skyrocket.
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"Driven" recounts his last desperate effort to save it, getting involved in a cocaine smuggling deal that turned out to be an FBI sting, set up with the help of neighbor Jim Hoffman, a star-turn for Jason Sudeikis, best known for "Horrible Bosses" and "We're the Millers".
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General Flynn, 57, took a star turn at the Republican convention in July, and no matter who wins in November, he appears likely to emerge from the campaign as the angry voice of what could best be described as the alternative right of the American national security establishment.
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That Ridloff's first theater acting job, apart from a star turn in a Gallaudet University high school production of "The Wiz" 23 years ago (and a trial run of the show in the Berkshires last summer), will be as a Broadway lead, is a testament to her presence.
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Every poll conducted in the state showed a big chunk of voters still haven't made up their minds on a candidate, and it's easy to see how Warren would claim those voters in much the same way Amy Klobuchar did in New Hampshire following her own debate star turn.
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ASAP Rocky, the festival's headliner — a triumphant homecoming following his recent legal troubles in Sweden — was joined by 50 Cent during his set, which was otherwise a tug-of-war between a conventional star turn and an embrace of the unruliness of the generations that came after him.
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Before her star turn in "La Reina del Sur," a production by the Spanish-language television network Telemundo, a division of NBCUniversal and the Spanish network Antena 3, Ms. del Castillo rose through the stable of actresses nurtured by the giant Mexican network Televisa, appearing in their weepy soap operas.
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It was a star turn that earned him a spot on the front page of Sunday's New York Times web edition, in a report describing the virulently anti-Semitic speech with which he closed the conference, complete with the use of Nazi propaganda terms in German, such as "lügenpresse" (lying press).
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Ms. Middleton, 33, has been a subject of intense public fixation ever since her star turn as bridesmaid at the royal wedding in 2011, where she trod demurely up the steps of Westminster Abbey and the eyes of the world fell approvingly upon her glossy chestnut curls and shapely posterior.
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As Sampha's somewhat mystical reputation bloomed, taking him to studios in Italy with Kanye and Staten Island with Solange — and priming an eager industry for his star turn — he was called home in late 2014 to the London suburb of Morden to care for his ailing mother, who had cancer.
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As you'd expect, these are feigned to perfection by Blanchett, though the film doesn't allow her portrayal of Hepburn to be much more than a star turn, and we are left wondering: Could Blanchett conjure up the spirit of her predecessor—that earthy air, both queenly and puckish—without recourse to impersonation?
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Playlist: "Donde Mi No Vengas" / "Yo Nunca Me Quedo Atrás" / "Soy Pelon, Muerte Yo Le Doy" / "Shaky Shaky" / "Watch Out For This (Remix)" / "Dura " / "Con Calma" / "Estás Aqui (Dance Hall Version)" Following 2008's Talento De Barrio soundtrack and Yankee's star turn in the movie, the reggaetonero seemed ready for bigger things.
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Mr. Spicer's arrival on the Emmys stage garnered mixed reviews, however — not so much for his star turn with Stephen Colbert of "The Late Show" on CBS, but for Hollywood's sudden embrace of a man once viewed as a not-so-truthful mouthpiece for a president that much of the town despises.
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With the character now swooping through the soprano range and still demanding various states of undress, Kiera Duffy's star turn was one of the most riveting operatic performances of the year when Ms. Mazzoli's work, a co-commission of Opera Philadelphia and Beth Morrison Projects, had its premiere in Philadelphia in September.
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From her days as a soap opera actress on General Hospital, to her star turn in films like St. Elmo's Fire and Ghost, the latter of which garnered her a Golden Globe nomination, and even Striptease which though it got mixed reviews at the time made her the highest-paid actress in film history.
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Arguably, she's still taking that break: Her most high-profile role since Les Mis was as part of the ensemble in this year's Ocean's Eight, and while her star turn in 2017's Colossal earned strong reviews and saw the beginning of a redemption narrative for her publicity cycle, it flopped at the box office.
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Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE's star turn on the 2016 campaign trail has the political world buzzing about her post-White House plans.
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Viggo Mortensen scored a surprise nod (his second) for the indie Captain Fantastic, but prognosticators have confidently narrowed this race down to two: Batman's little brother Casey Affleck, who racked up his second nomination for his star turn in Manchester by the Sea, and Denzel Washington, whose Tony-winning role in Fences could land him a third Academy Award.
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He has been a spokesman for Putin since Putin first took office in 123 and is almost always hovering on the edge of the frame in Putin's photo ops, whether it's at a gathering of international heads of state or as the president is positioning his pads for a star turn in an exhibition hockey game.
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Ever since her star turn as bridesmaid at the royal wedding in 22, where her charming manners and sheathed derrière propelled her into the spotlight, the private life and matrimonial prospects for Ms. Middleton, 33, a budding nutritionist and one-time Vanity Fair columnist, have been a subject of intense fascination by the global news media.
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And although Burrow must wait until next weekend to learn whether he won college football's most prestigious personal prize, he effectively converted the season's SEC finale into the kind of stat-padding star turn that can compel voters to complete their ballots before bedtime — if they still had any late-season doubts about the award's leading contender.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) in November, is trying to ward off Buttigieg's fast-rising presidential campaign as the latter is seeing a star turn of his own.
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Now, finally, Jordan has the capital to do what he wants: He just finished shooting the fact-based drama "Just Mercy," a star turn supported by the Oscar winners Brie Larson and Jamie Foxx, and hopes to soon mount a remake of "The Thomas Crown Affair," another potential franchise that can take advantage of his talents for action and romance.
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With a movie and TV career that spans nearly four decades – including vivid and memorable appearances as Indiana Jones' treacherous temple guide Savito in Raiders of the Lost Ark (Molina's film debut), the coked-out drug dealer Rahad in Boogie Nights, and the multi-armed supervillain Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man 2 – Molina is delivering a star turn on FX's Feud: Bette and Joan.
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I was fascinated at the start but eventually somewhat worn out by a star turn from Mr. Spall that is so relentlessly "on" that one tires after a while of physical business — a slack jaw here, attention-grabbing squint there — that detracts from the darkness at the heart of what has previously felt far more taut a play than Matthew Warchus's production here suggests.
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It also suggests that the obstruction investigation is broader than it is widely understood to be…" PLAY-BY-PLAY Trump said to have bragged to donors about secret strikes in Syria - Politico McCarthy polishes conservative bona fides with budget clawback bid - The Hill 'The polls are all right' - FiveThirtyEight President's daughter bows out on press call after questions about her business deals - CBS News President's son-in-law gets star turn with White House guest Kim Kardashian - Vanity Fair Bitcoin boosting House candidate takes heat on campaign finance rules - Politico AUDIBLE: MR. BASEBALL "You woulda been thrown out at first if I was playing, buddy.
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