But the concert's setting may very well steal the show.
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Her long gold earrings and necklace truly steal the show.
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Matt Damon's wife Luciana Barroso knows how to steal the show!
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"You know how to steal the show!" host Charlie Stayt joked.
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Of course, Wolfhard wasn't the only one to steal the show.
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Leave it to the former First Lady to steal the show!
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For riders in American cities, however, e-scooters may steal the show.
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A new, official WatchOS app from Spotify may steal the show, however.
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In 2017, autonomous vehicles and connected cars will likely steal the show.
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Or keep it super simple and let the berries steal the show.
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The girls are in it, but the pups really steal the show.
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But its two 27mm full-range drivers are what steal the show.
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My dudes are here to steal the show from you old grumps.
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Move over avocado kid, toilet paper boy is here to steal the show.
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Black Lives Matter protesters showed up, but they did not steal the show.
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Eminem will steal the show on Sunday, April 15, and Sunday, April 22.
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How do you steal the show from the so-called Sexiest Man Alive?
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Or will Snap steal the show from Facebook with better-than-expected results?
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The Atlantic: Guns, illegal immigration steal the show at Georgia Republican gubernatorial debate.
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For 2017, many analysts are speculating internet giant Amazon will steal the show.
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And yet he never gives the impression of wanting to steal the show.
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The film continues as Sir and Rumi steal the show with their cuteness.
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The royal children have a tendency to steal the show whenever they attend weddings.
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Prince George & Princess Charlotte steal the show on their Canada tour, plus celeb news.
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Detective Pikachu sands down his edge, but Reynolds — and really, Pikachu — steal the show.
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Whenever you invite a Sremmurd on your song, they're going to steal the show.
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The text encourages the bad guys to steal the show, and they promptly do.
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If we're being honest though, it's those cheeks of hers that really steal the show.
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Her father's commentary about her presence — "She's going to steal the show" — betrays much truth.
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But there's one pairing on the carpet, however, that always manages to steal the show.
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Taken together, there's now an argument for Netflix finding a way to steal the show.
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But the Wests steal the show, so we have a feeling that they're smiling now.
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Yet despite all that, chefs Alberico Nunziata and Thomas Henzi might just steal the show.
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Instead, he tried to steal the show with a stump speech and fund-raising event.
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Then a pompous theater actor (Edward Norton) comes along and threatens to steal the show.
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If they do show up, you can be sure that Amal will steal the show.
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Comer kept the rest of her look simple, letting her bold gown steal the show.
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Big 21K TVs steal the show in a room, which is great when you're watching something.
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Throughout this awards season, Phoenix has been snapped admiring Mara and letting her steal the show.
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She is doing some stuff in the movie that is just going to steal the show.
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But, he didn't expect rock legend Sting to come in and try to steal the show.
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But more often than not, it's the junior members of the family who steal the show.
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It may be the Queen's birthday, but that doesn't mean Prince George can't steal the show.
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It's a credit to the fine cast that Mr. Camarena did not steal the show entirely.
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She's going to steal the show," he said, calling the Pompeo-Ivanka duo "Beauty and the Beast.
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And in the age of social media and viral content, those individuals can actually steal the show.
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The first star: Brad Marchand – Yeah, he wouldn't have been my pick to steal the show either.
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In Fashion Loose suits in soft-washed cottons, supple linens and lightweight wools quietly steal the show.
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Rumors are that a new streaming service will steal the show at the tech giant's big event.
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Ironically, though, it's very much in Lando's character to steal the show out from under his unsuspecting allies.
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The brick storefronts in Whitefish are a beautiful sight, but the surrounding Northern Rocky Mountains steal the show.
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In the very first scene at Beverly Johnson High, Grandrea and Shea steal the show right off the bat.
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For Starbucks stans, the chain's holiday cups tend to steal the show every year, and we totally get it.
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But bringing the Big Dog of American politics on stage inevitably runs the danger that he'll steal the show.
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The role is known for "high-comedy antics" that "often steal the show," according to the Washington National Opera.
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But they have to cash in quickly — every season, new contestants come into the picture to steal the show.
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While the rest of Indonesia's military anniversary display was indeed impressive, this incident looks likely to steal the show.
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If Lady Gaga and Glenn Close were on the same episode of Celebrity Family Feud, who would steal the show?
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Well, Lady Gaga (bearer of said necklace) did steal the show at last night's Golden Globes — but for different reasons.
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And Pyongyang threatened to steal the show by firing a ballistic missile that landed less than 100 km from Russia.
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If there's one thing that can be relied upon to steal the show at CES year after year, it's TVs.
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Assuming all these specs are real, the Galaxy S10 X might just steal the show from its more ordinary cousins.
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Everyone's favorite sassy royal children are set to steal the show at Princess Eugenie's wedding to Jack Brooksbank this weekend.
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Let's start with the hardware:Â It still looks like a Sphero on the outside, but redesigned internals steal the show.
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Humans may don intricate Comic Con costumes at the annual conventions, but it's costume-clad pups that steal the show.
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Mandy Menaker and Eric Winer, New York While we knew that Baloo would undoubtedly steal the show at our wedding.
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She arrived at the AMAs red carpet ready to steal the show wearing a ruffled, coral one-shouldered mini dress.
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While Lopez still hasn't responded to the news, she's proving that she doesn't need an award to steal the show.
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A six-second Vine typically feels like an entertainment destination, a place where humor and music often steal the show.
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Stock market prices aside, golfers were less than enthused with the president, who seemed to steal the show from the pros.
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Throughout her many years in politics, Pelosi's been quick to steal the show with her iconic suits and gavel-wagging ways.
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While Charlotte seemed to steal the show by rocking pink sunglasses and doing headstands, George was also in on the fun.
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Boeing is heading to the world's largest air show in crisis, giving its rival Airbus an opportunity to steal the show.
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Lumiere and Cogsworth may want to warn the cookware because there's a new soup pot that's ready to steal the show.
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Mouths dropped as old friends, family, and the couple saw Mama June's new bod, but she didn't completely steal the show.
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Riley has been known to steal the show from her dad — remember how cute she was at the 2015 NBA Finals?
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Front Row Center VIENNA — With a single aria, the character of Musetta in Giacomo Puccini's "La Bohème" can steal the show.
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Because Fashion Nova has released a collection of celebrity-inspired costumes that will inevitably steal the show at any Halloween party.
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The Point: Impeachment may steal the show, but it's certainly not the only thing happening in Washington ahead of the holidays.
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But what of its other products, the ones that steal the show and captivate us with flashy new features and chamfered edges?
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But CES can be surprising, and sometimes a single company can steal the show with an announcement that blows everything else away.
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The four girls steal the show, but their older costars Farrell, Kidman, Dunst, and Fanning all make cameos, as does Coppola herself.
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This Chinese-funded EV company came to steal the show at CES, and it promptly did, but that was mostly through bemusement.
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Virtual reality (VR) players are expected to steal the show when one of the world's top gaming conventions kicks off on Thursday.
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Related Video: North West Steals Kanye's New York Fashion Show Spotlight North has been known to steal the show in the past.
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Meanwhile, Moyer, 46, let his wife steal the show as he donned a simple gray suit, white collared shirt and black tie.
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Desiigner could steal the show at Sunday's BET awards, 'cause we got video of his rehearsal and his moves are pretty awesome.
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This 10-inch planter combines the timeless beauty of nature with modern design for an accent piece that will steal the show.
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GULF PRESSURE Air Arabia could, however, steal the show with a planned order of up to 120 Airbus jets, industry sources say.
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Galvin and his TV mother Martha Plimpton steal the show, but the entire cast is great, selling every joke with obvious joy.
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He became the first black presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church in 2015, as BBC notes, and boy did he steal the show.
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And after watching her totally steal the show in Captain Marvel, we can't wait to see her grow into her comic book destiny.
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Maev will undoubtedly steal the show again But something we haven't seen much of yet is evidence that Maeve goes back to Westworld.
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Vincent assured me there was passion behind this, that the women always steal the show with more action, more punching, more to prove.
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However, Scott managed to steal the show with what would be a painfully awkward interview captured on camera that went viral on Tuesday.
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As gymnastically-inclined doppelgangers Nix and Io, "[the twins] have a couple of scenes where they really steal the show," Peele teased to InStyle.
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JAY-Z may be the one nominated for a ton of awards tonight (eight, in fact), but Blue Ivy might just steal the show.
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While Mills says he was excited about the shoot with the celebrity photographer, he was well aware who was going to steal the show.
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Considering the unsatisfying results both Trump haters and supporters are likely to get from Comey himself, the president's tweets might steal the show ... again.
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Djokovic's 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home is a bright, white dream, boasting a minimalistic design that lets the floor-to-ceiling windows steal the show.
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Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan may be the stars of Outlander, but it's the animals that steal the show in the series' season 2 bloopers!
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And even though her brother keeps trying to steal the show, this little lady has made her own major mark over the last 365 days.
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Finally, despite having announced its latest flagship just last month, there's a decent chance that Samsung might steal the show with a Galaxy Fold announcement.
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Last night's award show saw a ton of colorful beauty looks and wonderfully accessorized dresses (and pantsuits!), but the most unexpected trend to steal the show?
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While you'll be playing as team Mario, it's the Rabbids who steal the show here with their silly, self-aware sense of humor and charming personalities.
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Instead, it's the average, regular old animals who steal the show, be they a sassy as hell Grumpy Cat look-alike, or a devilishly helpful monkey.
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Ryan Gosling (K) wisely opts for a muted, brooding performance, allowing the world to steal the show while still illustrating the burden of living in it.
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Conservative South Koreans have vehemently accused the North of trying to "steal the show" by staging a military parade the day before the Winter Olympics begin.
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The way is cleared for W. F., with his aura of slovenly glamour and precise knowledge of the cooking temperature of heroin, to steal the show.
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TENNESSEE: Farm-to-table restaurant Stock and Barrel might be known for its gourmet burgers, but the duck confit fries steal the show, winning local awards.
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Jenny Slate, Hannah Simone, Maya Rudolph, Jim O'Heir, Haim, and Sterling K. Brown, who lip-syncs for Sia, steal the show with their grand-slam acting performances.
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Khloe clearly didn't take too kindly to the snub, and refused to shake Kim's hand when the two were up against each other to steal the show.
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From the moment the first stills were released, showing him ensconced in a black fur cape, it was clear that Lando was going to steal the show.
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One thing we can be sure of – no matter what they pack in their miniature suitcases, Princess Charlotte and Prince George will almost certainly steal the show.
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The moment was reminiscent of when Borrallo adorably held Prince George to the window to watch the 2015 Trooping the Colour parade, helping him steal the show.
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Despite not being maid of honor, Jessica – whose daughter was a bridesmaid, and her two sons page boys – seems to have managed to still steal the show.
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He knows she'll likely steal the show and he is often there for interesting contrasts, to flesh stories out, and to fill blank spaces with witty bars.
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On Sunday, the New England Patriots won Super Bowl 51 in an incredible come-from-behind fashion, but one little girl was determined to steal the show.
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Some years the show seems to be just as dominated by phones as MWC, but other years wearables or TV announcements often emerge to steal the show.
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Every cast member delivers some of their most gut-wrenching and powerful work to date, but it's Katie Cassidy and Paul Blackthorne who steal the show. 5.
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Rodriguez was booked into the prelims when Cain Velasquez made it to Mexico at UFC 188 and with his leaping kicks Rodriguez was able to steal the show.
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Despite the heartfelt speech and incredible achievement by Stephen, little Riley still managed to steal the show again – as she's done so often at her dad's press conferences.
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The father-son goals also steal the show in a new Apple Music ad featuring Asahd (hilariously voiced by Kevin Hart) fighting with his father over business matters.
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While the presence of Chris Evans and Jenny Slate's relationship lends Gifted a bittersweet quality, we suspect that Spencer and the adorable McKenna Grace will steal the show.
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It's part of a new lineup that includes shimmer palettes and blush/highlighter duos — but we have a feeling this is the one that will steal the show.
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Capo does not come through and steal the show, but he reinforce the idea that this song is just another star in the vast constellation of Weezy's music.
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Kanye will probably steal the show a little later Sunday morning with his Sunday Service ... TMZ will live stream the Easter festivities beginning at 8:30 AM PT.
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Adolf Hitler tried to do it with the Berlin Olympics in 1936, only for Alabama sharecroppers&apos son Jesse Owens to steal the show by winning four gold medals.
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Looking ahead to 2019, we predict that the fintechs will continue to steal the show — creating innovative tech-enabled products, providing access to underserved demographics and putting consumers first.
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While we're still impatiently tapping our fingers for a Bachelor of color, we agree with Kufrin — he would steal the show just as quickly as he stole our hearts.
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It was Jack Sharkey's chance to steal the show but he made sure that for the next few years his name would be used more often as a punchline.
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Holland manages to steal the show in what amounts to an extended cameo by capturing the bright-eyed, youthful wit that has resonated with fans since the character's creation.
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Large-scale bird photographs by Australian artist Leila Jeffreys, a stone mantel rescued from the Plaza Hotel and hand-blocked wallpaper usually steal the show in Shields's Manhattan home.
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College Football Roundup North Texas' star quarterback, Mason Fine, was injured in the New Mexico Bowl on Saturday, allowing his Utah State counterpart, Jordan Love, to steal the show.
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Ross and Monica attempt to steal the show at the taping of Dick Clark's New Years Rockin' Eve, while Joey tries to get a kiss from Janine at midnight.
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We don't mean any offense to the human cast of Detective Pikachu, but let's be real: the fuzzy, cute and totally adorable live-action Pokémon all totally steal the show.
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Pitch Perfect's Rebel Wilson will bring her comedic sensibilities as his sidekick in a gender-bending LeFou, while 30 Rock's Jane Krakowski will undoubtedly steal the show as Mrs. Potts.
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Not only did Gomez's posts and videos steal the show, she grew her follower base by 50 million -- the most of any celebrity -- even knocking out soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo.
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In the days leading up to the opening ceremony of the 203 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, an unlikely competitor arrived to steal the show: norovirus, a nasty stomach bug.
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Most of Kaley Cuoco's expletive-laden performance of Ludacris' "Move Bitch" on Lip Sync Battle may need to be censored, but it won't matter – her hard rock abs steal the show.
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The stones steal the show on these mostly under-$100 fashion jewelry pieces that err on the chunkier side, rather than delicate, dental-floss-thin, Catbird-esque bands and layering chains.
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Related: John Lennon's Sunglasses Steal the Show in This Photography Book Jessica & Ashlee Simpson's Dad Puts Sincerity in Pop Photography Revisit the Golden Age of Hip-Hop at New Photo Exhibit
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Magic Johnson and the whole fam bam were on vacay down in Hawaii earlier this week when his 35-year-old son, Andre, decided to steal the show ... by showing off.
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Related: Man Ray's New Photo Art Book Is a Surrealist's Delight Stunning New Book Captures 23 Years of Black and White Photography John Lennon's Sunglasses Steal the Show at This Photography Book
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In the sweet video, the couple's pups Pippa, Pirate, Holiday, Phil, Doug and Tater steal the show as they romp around the yard and cozy up to mom and dad for snuggles.
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Fox Entertainment CEO Charlie Collier said the decision was made to spotlight all of the star-studded shows that ended in 85033 rather than have a host who could steal the show.
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When you think of Dante, you think of bitter Italian liqueur, so it makes sense that even in their Old Fashioned, a typically whiskey-forward drink, Pacheco lets amaro steal the show.
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Samsung will probably launch a tablet, and we'll see tons of car and VR tech, but it's hard to put a finger on what could steal the show based on press invites alone.
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Coaxed entirely from RISD's permanent collection, the exhibition includes some expected names in French printmaking, such as Degas, Cassatt, and Daumier, but it is the lesser-known artists who entirely steal the show.
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Once hatched, the fluttering white contents of that cocoon steal the show in "The Echo Drift," a visually and aurally layered chamber opera about time and punishment at the Baruch Performing Arts Center.
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But it was Jack who appeared to steal the show, running passes next to his dad while dressed in a pair of khaki shorts, a white polo, and white and blue Under Armour sneakers.
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She also the dress' gorgeous neckline to steal the show by keeping her hair pulled into a loose updo (aside from some pieces of wavy hair in the front) and opted for no necklace.
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Despite suggestions that Kim Kardashian would be the shoo-in recipient of the coveted Fashion Icon award at the 2016 CFDA Awards, leave it to Queen Bey to swoop in and steal the show.
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But Ms. Villafañe, who played Gloria Estefan in the musical "On Your Feet," and Ms. Verson, so affecting in "Indecent" and "The Lucky Ones," steal the show together by grabbing it from opposite ends.
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But worry not—from the look of Wednesday's new TV spot for Solo, it looks like Glover is still going to steal the show, no matter how much screen time he winds up getting.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — When the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, decided to send a large delegation to the Winter Olympics in South Korea this month, the world feared he might steal the show.
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Australia, competing for the first time last year and taking part after accepting an invitation from organizers, could yet steal the show with bookies making Dami Im's power ballad "Sound of Silence" second favorite.
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The professional wrestler, 24, is all smiles with the 3-year-old in his arms — at one point leaning in to whisper something in the little boy's ear as he continues to steal the show.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Few people can upstage American tennis great Serena Williams but even the 23-time Grand Slam champion knows one should never steal the show at a friend's wedding, not least a royal wedding.
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The 19-year-old Modern Family star pulled out all the style stops on Saturday when she attended the Los Angeles premiere of Smurfs: The Lost Village in a number sure to steal the show.
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Obe ata is the base sauce, and red palm kernel oil adds richness, but umami-rich staples like fermented locust beans, dried crayfish and smoked fish or chunks of air-dried cod steal the show.
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But when his lead actress fractures her ankle before opening night, Julian entrusts the fate of the production to her replacement, the starry-eyed newcomer Peggy (Ruby Keeler), who goes on to steal the show.
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Giants WR Roger Lewis and Miami WR Kenny Stills (Shep's OU teammate) weren't half bad -- but we gotta give Odell the nod for performance of the night ... only 'cause Eli wasn't around to steal the show.
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But he ran out of steam, and rookie Fleetwood and Open champion Molinari roared back to steal the show with a scintillating finish — earning hosts Europe their only point on a morning dominated by the United States.
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While the plot is standard holiday fare, Kurt Russell's rock-and roll Santa ("here for one night, and one night only") is here to steal the show — and to convince the non-believers that Santa is real.
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Lively let the sunny gown steal the show, keeping her accessories minimal, pairing the look with some medium-size turquoise studs, matching scattered rings with teal and pink gems, and glittery gold strappy sandals from Stuart Weitzman.
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"While the opera is best known for the vocal acrobatics required of its singers, the high-comedy antics of the non-singing role of the Duchess of Krakenthorp often steal the show," it said in a statement.
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Dazzling light projections, hashtag-happy pop-ups, and catchy, participatory installations often steal the show at massive art fairs like Art Basel Miami Beach, but this year it's several quiet yet compelling photo series that really captivate.
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Despite the ceremony's purpose to be focused on her father and new stepmother, Honey Boo Boo manages to steal the show by being camera ready and "posing just in case someone wanted to get a picture" of her.
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Kushner let Kloss steal the show — dressing simply in a black tuxedo, while his leading lady accented her look with minimal Maison Dauphin jewelry, a slick up-do and a pop of color on her red-hued lips.
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Sure, the people in this sketch are pretty funny, but the dogs steal the show, especially Cecily Strong's hyperactive pug that looks like it wants to climb on top of her head during her speech after the verdict.
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As good as the above fights are, the one match-up which has the real potential to steal the show on Sunday night is the fight between former Ultimate Fighter finalist Dennis Bermudez and Japanese stalwart Tatsuya Kawajiri.
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So, if you're looking to steal the show on Christmas, give a gift that's not even on the market yet, or just want something that's going to make your Monday suck a little less, this is just the thing.
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And although her philanthropy is always in the spotlight, Middleton's style can sometimes steal the show; in this case, her down-to-earth outfit is sure to inspire plenty of people to embrace a little bit of nautical flair.
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As for the rest of her glam, makeup artist Jeanine Lobell created an understated bronze smoky eye, which allows Blanchett's seafoam Armani Privé mermaid gown to steal the show with hand-sewn clusters of Swarovski crystals and white feathers.
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The utilities then need to ensure they are the ones offering products that will let people manage their energy supplies in an efficient way - rather than allowing disruptors with experience of consumer data and digital market places to steal the show.
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Luckily, not only is the bold look easy to master and pull off — once you muster the courage and just do it already, that is — it can easily steal the show no matter what you're wearing, even a button-down.
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He topped the previous mark of 158, set by Franco Harris in Super Bowl IX. The Steelers amassed 367 yards on 54 plays, with Roethlisberger completing 218 of 221 passes for 217 yards, letting Brown and Bell essentially steal the show.
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After I saw Landline, I left the theater glowing, but I started to question my own sense of self and taste when critics weren't seeing what I saw: a smart, neatly-packaged movie with performances from Slate and Falco that steal the show.
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And though Gaga didn't physically make it to the American Music Awards (she's on an international tour—NBD), the singer's slay-worthy performance of "The Cure" (which was broadcast live from her concert in Washington D.C.) still managed to steal the show.
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With just days to go until the fights, UFC 205 is looking like it could be one for the history books and if any one of these title fights disappoints the participants of another will have the chance to steal the show.
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Finally, MacCarthy makes a forceful case for Gropius's greatest American achievement: the Pan Am (later Met Life) building in New York, though here, too, van der Rohe's "superlatively elegant thirty-eight-story Seagram Building" on Park Avenue seems to steal the show.
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But Mick and Noname steal the show with absolutely electric verses that take the beat and karate chop it in 18 ways and leap over it doing 900 degree spins and other cool metaphors that I have in short supply but they do not.
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NEW YORK, Aug 28 (Reuters) - The divas of pop and R&B look set to steal the show at the MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs)on Sunday, with Beyonce leading all nominations for her testament to female empowerment "Lemonade," and excitement building over performances by Rihanna and Britney Spears.
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With respect to the night's host, Jimmy Kimmel, the 2016 Emmys really belonged to the following group of stars, who managed to steal the show away from other presenters, awards and Kimmel himself, thanks to hilarious bits, quick one-liners and, in one memorable case, a surprising cameo.
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Saoirse Ronan already wowed us with her sexy, plunging emerald-hued Calvin Klein Collection gown for the evening, but instead of letting the gown steal the show, she amped up her beauty look with a matching subtle green-and-silver-tinted smoky eye, fresh, nude lip and effortless textured waves.
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Rowdy protesters chanted and held signs outside of the theater before Mr. Trump's speech, and his campaign released thousands of extra tickets when it learned that supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders, the Democratic presidential candidate who was once Burlington's mayor, were planning to come to try to steal the show.
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It's a never-restored, all-original, green 1978 Ford Pinto Squire Wagon in pristene condition that may be one of the few vehicles at Monterey that can turn as many heads as the GT. PERFECT 1978 FORD PINTO SQUIRE WAGON SET TO STEAL THE SHOW AT FANCY CAR AUCTION Video
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The new trailer shows off a mix of footage that we've seen in the most recent international trailer, as well as a couple of of new moments that makes it look as though Alan Tudyk's K-S20 will steal the show and inject a bit of humor into the film.
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It's shaping up to be a big fall for four-time Oscar nominee Annette Bening, who not only co-stars in her husband Warren Beatty's Howard Hughes movie Rules Don't Apply, but is said to steal the show in Mike Mills' new film 20th Century Women, which just dropped a groovy first trailer.
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The exhibition, put together by Cuban-based curators Gerardo Mosquera, René Francisco Rodriguez, and Elsa Vega, with advisors Olga Viso, from the Walker, and Mari Carmen Ramirez, from the International Center for the Arts of the Americas (ICAA), reflects history while making sure the history doesn't steal the show from the art.
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Sales of the pocket paperback version of the Constitution soared after Khizr Khan displayed it during his lashing of Donald Trump during the Dems convention last week AND FINALLY ... Scene stealer During a wedding all the attention's supposed to be on the bride and groom, but this flower girl manages to steal the show.
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In his first shot since announcing that he "caved" and finally opened his Instagram account to the public, Bloom reveals his platinum blond hair, writing, "back to blond… rolling to set…" The actor pairs his new hue — and pink bike — with a contrasting navy suit, a crisp white shirt, and navy shoes, letting his hair steal the show.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's Jill and Jessa: Counting On, Jill (Duggar) Dillard Skypes in from her long-term mission trip in Central America to catch up with her sisters Joy-Anna and Jinger Duggar, Jessa (Duggar) Seewald and sister-in-law Anna Duggar – but it's 1-year-old Israel's adorable Spanish skills that steal the show.
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And while Bluetooth headphones are forever in the spotlight, it's time for someone else to steal the show for once: Hardcore movie people can save $60 on the Sennheiser RS 120 RF Wireless Headphones (charging dock included), and audiophiles who are still clinging to the headphone jack can save $181 on the infamous Sennheiser HD 153 Professional Headphones.
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Mostly, the kids steal the show, which is worth mentioning because 80s children are annoying as a rule, but the wise nerdos of Stranger Things are on the case of the missing Will, especially Dustin, whose puberty appears to be transpiring before our eyes and who wears an Artichoke Festival T-shirt for the show's climax.
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He's done it with IT, and A Star is Born, and now he's taking on Jordan Peele's latest horror movie Us. (Although it's called We in the sketch above because, you know, copyright.) The parody sees Corden and Reggie Watts wandering around The Late Late Show studio, becoming increasingly concerned that some strangers are trying to steal the show away from them.
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After sighing that all the other characters and conflicts were "all as exciting as last year's weather reports," writer John Simon acknowledges: Rather more can be said for the two robots that steal the show: one humanoid, British-accented, and with an Edward Everett Horton persona; the other, a kind of mobile electronic trash can, all nervous beeps and hearty bloops, waddling along in vintage Mickey Rooney style.
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Communicating with bleating horns and piano keys dripping in sorrow, No Regular Play's emotions spill onto the dancefloor with lyrics such as, "You taught me everything I know / You taught me how to steal the show / You showed me the clear way to go... Without you, I don't know what to do..." Listen to it below, along with a remixed version from Juan MacLean, ahead of its single release tomorrow (June 24).
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Unscripted Moments Steal the Show at Trump-Kim Singapore Summit News Analysis: Vague on Details, Trump Is Betting on 'Special Bond' With Kim to Deliver Deal Coming Attractions: Trump Showed Kim a Faux Movie Trailer About a Transformed North Korea White House Defends Trump's Salute to a North Korean Military Officer The Justice Department's inspector general, Michael E. Horowitz, harshly criticized James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, as "insubordinate" in the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server in handling classified information.
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