A Hail Mary campaign earlier this year imploring shoppers to go inside even as the store declared bankruptcy ("STRUT STRUT STRUT STRUT STRUT STRUT") was but a faint echo of the era when subversive tableaus of papier-mâché public figures, found objects, condoms on Christmas trees and the occasional scampering vermin mesmerized crowds, offended cardinals and even sold some clothes.
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RUSSONELLO (Strut; one CD, $15.99; two LPs, $33.99) Strut Records' Nigeria 70 series continues to unearth remarkable tracks that were previously unreleased outside Nigeria.
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SpaceX, founded by Elon Musk, a tech entrepreneur, revamped the design of the strut and its manufacturing process; it now individually tests every strut to ensure that each meets strength requirements.
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Pleasantries dispatched, Ms. Somers managed a vampy strut — as vampy as you can strut with a crutch, anyway — down a hallway that features "wellnes" offerings so "modrn" that extraneous letters are scarcely needed.
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Come to TechCrunch Hackathon at VivaTech and strut your stuff.
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But they are commanding attention, and backing up their strut.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — Today, we strut the runway with Zhouqin Burnikel.
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They strut down the street and they know what's up.
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We interpret as strut and boasting what is actually a confession.
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PEACOCKS strut; bowerbirds build lovenests; spiders gift-wrap flies in silk.
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It's the perfect place and opportunity to strut your startup stuff.
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What follows becomes a slow strut into a ride of popularity.
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Gaggles of exotics — Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Bentleys — regularly strut this pavement.
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I wanted to strut my freaky ass across the entire city.
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For her dramatic final strut, Lima wore extra big wings to give her final strut down the catwalk and VS even made her a sign that read "Thank you to the best Angel of all time."
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I don't know if you two have these, but I have these "strut songs" in my life — if I'm walking somewhere and I really need to pound the pavement and get psyched, I'll have my strut songs.
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Still preteens, Rodriguez and his friends wanted to strut their stuff too.
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I want to dress better, strut harder, and express myself more profoundly.
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" The animals also strut along to Right Said Fred's "I'm Too Sexy.
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When showtime came, I tried hard to strut around and be confident.
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Bündchen enthusiastically taught Fallon how to strut his stuff like a model.
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When I first saw Hannah, I noticed she'd acquired a similar strut.
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The dogs of the West Coast are preparing to strut their stuff.
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Strut, spin, flatter, serve — the constant flex of thighs and white lies.
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There's the "Boneless" emote, which is MMA fighter Conor McGregor's signature strut.
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A landing strut, antenna mount and other hardware are also on view.
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They'd strut through the Gauntlet, lift their shirts, and rub their chests.
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Trump appears to strut through the world forever studying his own image.
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In complying with that final edict, Foles does not strut or preen.
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It was a moment to strut and gloat and curse and insult.
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The orchestra players seemed to relish the opportunity to strut their stuff.
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Dancer and fitness instructor Christie Valdiserri also exuded confidence during her runway strut.
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Plus, buy any two of their Strut Smoothly products and get one free!
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He mistakes the strut of a bully for the swagger of a superpower.
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They dance, strut, sprint, and much more with the help of their Beats.
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I strut through the lobby, whistling absentmindedly and looking down at my clipboard.
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It's also the chance for promising early-stage startups to strut their stuff.
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He's too small and wiry, but he's got the stage strut thing down.
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After undergoing a drastic makeover, the subject would strut out to triumphant music.
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It's a little slower than your typical strut BPM, but it still works.
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"It was such a beautiful experience," she said of her debut show strut.
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He was saying that it could strut and seethe and whine like this.
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She ended her strut by twirling around and making eyes at the camera.
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Chickens and ducks, which families raise for extra food, strut along the shore.
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But when they strut their skills more playfully, their techniques are a wonder.
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Naomi did what super models do best ... strut her stuff for the camera.
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We wonder which siblings duo will strut in the Victoria's Secret show together next.
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Helen Mirren and Jane Fonda came to Paris Fashion Week to strut their stuff!
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But many doubt they will be resolved while bosses strut around in populist clothing.■
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Madeline, who has limited speech, indicated she wanted to strut on the catwalk too.
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So many minutes to spend watching Drake strut down a dance line in curls.
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I would strut around topless, even after eating three slices of pizza (hello, bloat!).
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That perfect mid-strut shot of a blogger on Paris' picturesque Champ de Mars?
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Bonus: You will definitely feel more badass as you strut around living your life.
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Strut around at social hotspots such as the restaurant Catalina or the nightclub Casablanca.
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Dance moves included the sizzling chicken strut, the funky rooster, and the carnal turkey.
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When I walk down the beach, I now strut, enjoying every shake and curve.
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Strut tackles similar issues in a more casual setting that should prove more successful.
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I mean, did you see her face when she came in and her strut?
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Cady's first strut down the hallway as a Plastic is the ultimate style statement.
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It allows the Islamic State to strut its pure evil in and from Raqqa.
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They strut with the room-temperature ease of toddlers showing off to their parents.
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He then broke into a theatrical strut mimicking the Joker's dance down the stairs.
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She ran off to strut and as the song wound down, the gunshots began.
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So very convenient and so very Trump, who manages to strut regardless of circumstances.
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Gerber's strut down the catwalk wasn't the only memorable moment of the high fashion show.
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It is a tight fist of prowling malevolence, almost Shakespearean in its strange, brassy strut.
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We want to see you strut your startup stuff in Lagos, Nigeria on December 11.
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The highest fundraiser will get to strut their stuff in the national final in July.
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In other clubs, discos throb and drag kings and queens strut their stuff in shows.
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Then she'll kick on some heels — she likes them tall — and strut out the door.
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Hands on her hips, she took a twirl, and started to really strut her stuff.
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The final four — Katya, Alaska, Detox and Roxxxy Andrews — strut for queenly honors and $100,000.
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The visit prompted Dak Prescott to imitate McGregor's trademarked loose-armed strut after a touchdown.
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Examples of this would be RUSTLES = Mixed Results, STRUT = Misplaced Trust, and TASTE = Agitated State.
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The staff assured me there are no rules about it though, so strut your stuff.
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I used to strut like a hobo peacock back to my apartment after the fact.
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This isn't the first time the potential award-winning asses had to strut their stuff.
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J.B. Pritzker, Illinois's new governor, declined to strut as he greeted members of a noisy crowd.
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Will Taylor Swift strut out (and/or show off) one of her superfamous surprise-guest pals?
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Over mechanical house beats and that trampolining bass line, Dev and the Cataracs strut and preen.
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Paris looked great as usual, but seemed to keep her strut in line with traditional modeling.
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Groove through the gallery to see the shirtless stud strut more than just his dancing skills.
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He walked with something like a strut because his damaged knees had hardly any cartilage left.
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It's time to separate caricature from real people, and that's what we are doing with Strut.
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Two model-like women strut by and ask why they're not invited to Vince's movie premiere.
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They strut their stuff at drag balls in Harlem, where dark-skinned queens parade like peacocks.
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EDT, Strut welcomes viewers into a corner of the business they may not even know exists.
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Come strut your dev stuff and compete in sponsored contests for cash, prizes and TechCrunch swag.
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Just watch astronauts strut in their new suits to the stylings of Boeing's space age EDM:
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That plea for attention could make some users too shy to strut their stuff on camera.
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A bespectacled quail dressed in stylish garb looks ready to strut down the streets of Brooklyn.
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Dogs strut their stuff on its pavements tricked out in tutus, hoodies, boots, overalls and trousers.
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Gooding proceeded to rip off his jacket and shirt, and strut around, topless, on the ice.
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Fans can show up, strut their stuff, and earn the job of backup to the backup.
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Everything from her strut, to the heels that touch the ground feels like a horrific imitation.
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"If you believe that you're good at what you do … then you can strut your stuff."
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Even residents who have emigrated abroad return for the ceremonies and strut through the cobblestone streets.
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She demonstrated the Hustlers-style strut, letting her toes drag behind her with each new step.
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Mobility mavericks, get ready to strut your stuff at TC Sessions: Mobility 2020 on May 14.
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His Meters' gem, 'Cissy Strut,' was on every bar band's set list in the early '70s.
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Unfortunately, Virginia Tech's robot didn't get many other opportunities to strut its stuff in that game.
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See canines of all kinds strut their stuff in one of the largest televised dog shows.
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As I strut along to the beat of "Be Alright" and "Everyday", I feel strong and empowered.
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The drunker they get, the more the crayfish strut around upright, flip their tails, or flop over.
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Young girls whose lives are policed in a million different ways strut with complete abandon at home.
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She showed off another spontaneous strut in March, walking around her house in white and orange dresses.
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Did it make those present feel that at any moment Ben Stiller might strut down the runway?
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The women strut out in their semi-finest while an announcer reads a couple of wacky facts.
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Each of the analysts sit before King Axe and try to strut for crumbs of Axe's fortune.
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Emma Roberts, Abigail Breslin, and Billie Lourd strut down the hospital hallway in full-on pastel glory.
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They like so many models before them performed the label's ceremonious runway dance, an unhurried empowered strut.
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A third strut of the reform will change the SNCF's corporate structure to a joint-stock company.
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A third major strut of the reform will change the corporate structure into a joint-stock company.
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I'd swipe one onto my lips and strut out into the living room while she watched, beaming.
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The cause of the failure was a faulty strut in one of the rocket's upper fuel tanks.
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I get it : Sony's reeling from that Tobey Maguire strut in 2007 so a change was needed.
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When the women finally dive into Joya Powell's choreography and strut their stuff — and boy, do they!
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Strut your skills, compete for cash, prizes, adulation and the pure joy of coding something into existence.
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Not that it matters: They're showpieces for companies to strut their stuff, and they're a lot of fun.
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Simply put, no other character in Game of Thrones has mastered the strut quite like the Night King.
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At Tokyo's Yasukuni shrine, which deifies Japan's war dead, fantasists strut about in the uniform of kamikaze pilots.
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In August of last year, Apple told the world that Siri was finally ready to strut its stuff.
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As the catwalk pro strut her stuff for the New York designer, one thing was missing: a shoe.
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Her Instagram has since been flooded with well-wishers, congratulating her on her unique strut down the aisle.
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She was all strut and sass for "'80s Mercedes" and "Rich," two of the five Hero songs performed.
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When the door creaked open, we all fully expected Negan to strut in and torment Sasha with Lucille.
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If you haven't seen her walk yet, her strut at the Alberta Ferretti show is a must-see.
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But today's dinner is little more than an opportunity for out-of-town celebrities to strut their stuff.
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The musical is gentle-spirited, not gaudy, and moves with an easygoing grace where others prance and strut.
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His demeanor was much different than the last time he was in court -- no billionaire strut this time.
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The annual event has drawn fewer viewers in recent years to watch its "Angels" strut down the catwalk.
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It was such a big deal that Vogue even featured the Housewives' catwalk strut on their website's homepage.
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"Season 7 sucked for Rick Grimes, but Season 8, he's definitely getting his strut back," Andrew Lincoln previewed.
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The YouTube creators strut onstage in a burst of confetti, filming the crowd with their phones as they walk.
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Instead of swimsuits, the 51 15-to-19-year-olds competing will strut the stage in an athletic wear.
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Or perhaps you're more of the backstage type, and fantasize about crafting the designs that strut down the catwalk.
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But watching the 5-foot-3-inch Selma Blair strut her stuff channeling Cecile Caldwell no doubt was something.
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His Getty is convinced that he is the reincarnation of a Roman emperor, but he doesn't strut around imperiously.
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She left her reaction unsaid: that it takes fascist levels of discipline to make so many strut as one.
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In the right pair, I know I look good, and I can strut more confidently from borough to borough.
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Ronda's face and strut were all business -- so much so the automatic door didn't even have time to open.
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Three terrific reasons to buy a Startup Alley Exhibitor Package and strut your stuff at Disrupt San Francisco 2019.
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The cause of the failure was found to be a faulty strut in one of the upper fuel tanks.
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Lenny Kravitz is currently working on a follow-up album to his 2014's Strut, available via Roxie Records.
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Some of the wildly extravagant outfits Mick donned to strut up and down the stage dominate the next space.
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The group's formal strut into the mainstream came in 1986 with The 2 Live Crew is What We Are.
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You can't simply strut to the ring in stars and stripes and a matching top hat (Hi, Apollo Creed).
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Just as at so many Thanksgiving meals, Strut & Cluck's best items are its appetizers, almost all of them vegetarian.
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Men with too little power in the world feel compelled to strut their masculinity by showing women who's boss.
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It's an opportunity for that country to really strut its stuff and sort of put itself on a world stage.
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But no one is keener to strut their stuff than Airbus and Boeing, the world's two biggest makers of airliners.
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Lucky for us, the videographer, Mary Daneman, captured his strut down the aisle so Briskin could share it on YouTube.
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You're preparing a humble face to flash at the rest of the pub as you strut out with your winnings.
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Get your ticket and come strut your stuff at the TechCrunch Hackathon at VivaTech in Paris on May 25-26.
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Anyone who saw him wondered where he found the energy to strut and grind through three hours of crowd-pleasers.
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If you don't know right now, you'll probably figure it out after watching the goats strut seven times or so.
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Strut in ruffles, squeeze in black leather, preen his naked midriff, shake his naked ass out of a yellow jumpsuit.
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To learn more about Strut Your Mutt Day and to sign up for an event in your area, click here.
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It's going to come, it's going to fret and strut its hour upon the stage and it's going to go.
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Cost: £690k (£1 million today) The most decadent shit that happens: The Rolling Stones strut around a miniature New York.
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Great blue herons nest in the towering firs and peacocks strut; relax and listen to birds fussing and fountains gurgling.
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The full band's final appearance was with "Late in the Evening," a musician's victory strut with an exultant extended groove.
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On Wednesday, the "Needed Me" singer uploaded a video to Instagram featuring herself walking outdoors in a slow-motion strut.
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Many rose to their feet and danced as he mimicked Mr. Berry's deep-squat strut, known as the duck walk.
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Mostly, though, they strut — on makeshift stages, set up to be torn down; through downtowns; right up to Iowans' doors.
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After classes, Ms. Janghel would strut past the hostel's two rows of beds and pretend she was on a catwalk.
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It was his last independent act; it required strength and foresight to jump over or negotiate the horizontal metal strut.
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After classes, Ms. Janghel would strut past the hostel's two rows of beds and pretend she was on a catwalk.
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For 142 years, rescue dogs have been waiting for their own moment to strut their stuff and it has finally come.
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What it is: A glam-rock strut of a song with a fairly simple — but very Gaga — message: Love each other.
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That means you might want to stock up — so you can strut into the holidays with a spotlight-stealing lip look.
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Eliminate the whole "hellbent on world domination thing," and the Night King has more than a few attractive qualities, strut included.
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Swimwear brand swimsuitsforall is encouraging women – thigh gap or no thigh gap – to strut their stuff on the beach this summer.
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The currently unnamed baby recently made her public debut, where she showed off her confident strut and deep love for mom.
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More than 3,000 dogs from across the U.S. typically enter the dog show to strut their tails in front of judges.
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Here, the women don Moulin Rouge-style regalia, looking like Busby Berkeley's girls for the evening, and strut around a stage.
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Wherever we feel less confident and hungry for others' good opinion, we'll be likely to exaggerate, brag, and strut our stuff.
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I walked around with my head held a little higher, my strut a little firmer, and my smile a little brighter.
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Baldwin shared a photo of herself in the Zadig & Voltaire Fall/Winter 2018 show, criticizing her strut and her arm placement.
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Anti doesn't strut so much as slink, steady with the confidence of someone who knows exactly what she wants to say.
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But that supermodel strut is also the problem with Cox's portrayal of Frank and the way Ortega's production treats the character.
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The finished product looks futuristic, the sort of shoe intended to strut on a catwalk rather than pound around a racetrack.
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A third major strut of the reform will change the corporate structure of the SNCF group into a joint-stock company.
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Unfortunately for fans eager to see the power couple strut their stuff on the red carpet, they were a no-show.
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We all know who Paul is, from the peacock strut to how he marionettes defenders and tap dances inside their subconscious.
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ABC just released a new teaser to tempt viewers, provided watching Nick Viall strut around shirtless is something you consider tempting.
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His brand is in full effect: the silver hair, the gravelly voice, the arrogant strut camouflaging a core of basic decency.
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If Harvey seems unsure of how exactly to strut in the city's glare, the mound has always been his happy place.
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Eighteen New York-based singers, actors, dancers, storytellers and comedians strut their stuff at the Tisch WNET Studios at Lincoln Center.
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David Petraeus was, but was smitten with the John Wayne strut of "The Generals" he wound up picking — especially retired Gen.
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The woman says Kelly asked her to strut around and pose like a model ... and convinced her to take sexy photos.
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He truly stole the show, especially when he peed on the huppah at the end of his strut down the aisle.
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Bernie Sanders, stay for Dick Van Dyke's awesome vamping ... which includes a serious strut the Bernie Bros will probably be adopting.
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I want us to strut our stuff in front of the mirror, strike a pose and marvel at whatever we see.
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While these bands and soloists strut their stuff for producers and presenters, they put on a show for your family, too.
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It's not too late to buy a Startup Alley Exhibitor Package and strut your stuff alongside hundreds of companies and sponsors.
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After practicing its wedding day strut, the bear walked back into the woods, leaving McMahan with a particularly memorable wedding shoot.
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And yet, an upgrade path with General Motors' HiPer Strut front suspension and adjustable dampers is but an option box away.
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Mohammed Islam, 18, said one thing that stuck out about Mr. Alam was his walk — a macho strut that projected aggression.
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The View co-host is executive producing Strut, which centers on Slay Model Management, the first agency exclusively focusing on transgender talent.
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Another strut was a strict fiscal policy to keep public-sector wages in check and thus in line with those in industry.
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Watch this deer powerfully crash through the glass, proudly strut around and, after doing some quick investigating, find his way back out.
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When might is right, small countries are locked out or forced to accept poor terms while the great powers strut their stuff.
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Jenna Dewan is making sure her fans know she is a fan of Beyoncé after recently making comments about the singer's strut.
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If Gigwell can democratize access to talent, musicians might get more opportunities to strut their stuff for our enjoyment, and our dollars.
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The normal pattern is for a few marbles to drop until the unlucky player removes the strut that keeps up the rest.
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As a young boy, he would strut about the house in his mother's high heels and developed crushes on male cartoon characters.
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Oh, and it was also a chance for another highly skilled subset of the planet's population to strut their stuff — specifically, hackers.
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As with most Chromat shows, they'd be instructed to strut down the runway in edgy, swim-inspired apparel with lots of stretch.
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If it weren't for UK-based Strut Records, Sunburst's brief career might have been unjustly left as a footnote in African soul.
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When the strut broke about two minutes after liftoff, the upper-stage liquid oxygen tank over-pressurized and ruptured, triggering an explosion.
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As for Benedick and Beatrice, Mr. Carpenter's strut and swagger are a fine counterpart to Ms. Darcy's tart tongue and righteous spine.
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The video is hilarious -- there's the billi strut, shoulder-brushing and a bunch of other moves that would make Chris Brown blush.
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As the crypto stars strut their stuff, declare their allegiances, and taunt their rivals, you wind up with shifting, indistinct pecking orders.
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In the summers, Altintoprak raises four chickens and a rooster, which strut and squawk in the yard and even inside the office.
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It's magic hour when they sassily strut out to the theme tune from Jem and the Holograms—all synths and 80s pizzazz.
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It's the disco-tized chorus and the way her vocals mirror that descending bassline during the verse which is 100 percent strut.
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A D.J. spun tunes as the sun set, giving a soundtrack for those who wanted to strut their stuff on four wheels.
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If we treated Kim Jong-un as a minor irritant (at least publicly), he might be left to sulk instead of strut.
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But maybe the current Biden is built to last, with just enough septuagenarian strut to end the dark age of Trump. ☐
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I'm very easygoing, and very nonchalant, it looks like, when I'm out there — I've got a little strut, and I like that.
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Houston wasn't much of a dancer, but "she had a serious strut," noted Robinson, who had studied her performances like game tapes.
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He did it at those bizarre postelection rallies, billed as a thank-you tour though it was really a behold-me strut.
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But it wasn't the John Galliano-designed look that captured audience member's attention — it was Dome's dramatic strut that stole the show.
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On Thursday, Baldwin shared a photo of herself in the Zadig & Voltaire Fall/Winter 2018 show, criticizing her strut and her arm placement.
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Half of you is fantasizing about white-picket fences, while the other half just wants to strut your stuff and twirl for admirers.
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But the model of the moment says she still has a lot of room for improvement when it comes to her sexy strut.
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I've been transfixed by how presidents strut the public stage since I was 15, when Ronald Reagan rolled over Jimmy Carter in 1980.
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The sporting, working and terrier groups strut their stuff at Madison Square Garden, followed by best in show, judged by Dr. Richard Meen.
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He said he fully believed, though, that they were all heavenly creatures — even the ones that did not quite manage a perfect strut.
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Venus's strut is seductive as hell when Pluto's influence is in the air, but there can also be obsessive vibes to contend with.
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But a new reality show, Strut, is here to highlight a group that has largely been ignored for all that time: transgender models.
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On Thursday, Wilson and Ben Stiller took their Zoolander characters to the famous Abbey Road Studios to strut their stuff down the crosswalk.
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Dupeyroux and his team lifted these tricks, along with the ants' strut, to create the 3D-printed, Raspberry Pi-led, fully autonomous AntBot.
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While Iman has begun to settle down with her new family, she still continues to strut the runway and appear in music videos.
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And his new vampire pal Cassidy (Joseph Gilgun) was all snark and strut, more of a cool walk than a full-fledged character.
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A lockout failed to latch, possibly coated in ice from the omnipresent thick, cold fog, the leg strut collapsing and toppling the rocket.
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Where ladies parade in faux minks and polka-dot dresses and bright rouge, whilst gentlemen strut about in plucky caps and tweed waistcoats.
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The rarest, most difficult to acquire, gold chocobos strut their feathers like they're god's gift to this earth (which, they kind of are).
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The supermodel went on to tell the now-famous story of how she taught both Hadid sisters how to strut down the runway.
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Then there's the noisy funk-pop strut of "Standing on the Corner" which begins with a story of a man held at gunpoint.
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I think it's more the feeling of looking good and it gives you the confidence to strut the next day, ya feel me.
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Strut your stuff in whatever makes you happy, whether it's vintage at 36, as Ms. Baird once wished for, or business at 17.
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John Gotti, the well-tailored mob boss who died in 2002, looked so self-satisfied that his walk amounted to a perp strut.
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People kept getting out of the R.V.s and U-Hauls around us to strut in their Burning Man best: sequins, Speedos, cowboy boots.
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A flamboyant herd of concrete goats seem to strut their stuff across Socrates Sculpture Park on the waterfront in Long Island City, Queens.
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You and your team can strut your startup stuff, take advantage of hyper-focused networking and still enjoy the event's presentations and workshops.
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Last year, the Oxygen cable network even premiered a reality television series called Strut, about the lives of a group of transgender models.
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With only these pieces of information, Phil devised this six-song playlist, with notes: "Stock Yards Strut" (1926), Freddie Keppard and His Jazz Cardinals.
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With her bold use of vocal samples and strut-worthy beats, Hesketh will help you find the confidence inside yourself to master this weekend.
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Vookles's talk will refer to work from Strut: The Peacock and Beauty in Art, an exhibition held at the Hudson River Museum in 303.
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Far removed from his besweatered beginnings, Sivan can strut his stuff as he performs his bottom anthem on the nation's most wholesome morning show.
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No, this person might not strut into your life with peacock feathers fanned, but they will bring more enduring qualities, like loyalty and integrity.
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Attachment points at the end of each strut connect the tubes to a network of elastic cables, which were also made with 3D printers.
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Down the sidewalks of Bushwick, Brooklyn, strut Henry Bae and Shaobo Han, the founders of Syro, an Instagram shop that makes heels for men.
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On November 20, the Angels will take the world's most watched runway in Shanghai and strut their stuff for millions all over the world.
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In that moment, for that one night, they vogue and they strut to relieve themselves from the often harsh realities of their home life.
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A good red carpet is one that gets us speculating: Will nominee Cardi B shadily strut down the carpet in Nicki Minaj's hater merch?
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Kendall's siblings and the rest of her immediate family are not in Paris to watch her lingerie-clad strut down the brand's famous catwalk.
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This year, Bella Hadid will strut down the runway alongside her boyfriend The Weeknd, who is performing for the second year in a row.
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Hot glue guns are a solid investment to ensure that all of your lighter materials stay nice and stuck while you strut your stuff.
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When the Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" begins pumping through the ballroom, it makes a runway strut feel like a deep exhale.
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Venezuela's opposition blames the tragedy on Maduro's inability to reform Venezuela's lawless jails, where inmates strut around with weapons and orchestrate crimes from cells.
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As a Top Pick VIP, you'll strut your impressive stuff for a full day in a prime location in Startup Alley, our exhibition floor.
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"Now it's big, huge business," Mr. Kotsiopoulos said, with stars paid to strut the latest runway looks to serve the rich global fashion brands.
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Richards called on her entire RHOBH cast to strut their stuff, including Erika Girardi, Lisa Rinna, Denise Richards, Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave and Dorit Kemsley.
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Orr, a columnist for the Book Review, is certainly part of the ensemble, and he does more with his hour than strut and fret.
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In June 2015, a Falcon 9 exploded a few minutes after launch when a strut failed in the rocket's upper stage liquid oxygen tank.
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That's when roller skaters strap on eight wheels and strut their stuff on a patch of asphalt in the park known as Skatin' Place.
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But Mr. Trump sought to use the operation to strut before his base and extract concessions from Democrats, and spread panic through immigrant communities.
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Though Kendall's siblings and parents, Kris and Caitlyn Jenner, are not in Paris to watch her strut down runway, they're sending their support from overseas.
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The catwalk was a place for celebration and interaction, where walking to the beat of the music was more of a dance than a strut.
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Henry Cavill may strut around in an expensive, shiny looking suit in Man of Steel and Batman v Superman, but it wasn't always that way.
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She snarls at both Brad and Janet's squareness and Frank's own Transylvanian creations with a vicious glee, stalking around the castle with a supermodel strut.
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"The Calling" saunters, cocky and amused over a guitar riff whose cowboyish strut is later replicated by a high keyboard that adds some spacey flicker.
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A regal tiara is an excellent example, because it's virtually impossible not to stand a little taller and strut with more queenly authority than normal.
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This song makes me want to smoke Galouises and scowl and cinch my trench and turn on my heel and strut off into the sunset.
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Jackson, a trans model who appeared on the reality show "Strut," was born in Tobago and left home in 254, at the age of fifteen.
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The AMOC is equipped with 3D printers, which helped quickly manufacture the special hammer strut tools needed for removing the launcher's trigger assembly, it added.
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Mr. Liman likes playing with Mr. Cruise's persona, say, by messing up that famous smile, and he clearly likes letting his star strut and glide.
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Manhattan rents are sadistic, and many talented chefs have fled for other cities where they can afford to test their ideas and strut their stuff.
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This is one of 12 recently dug-up tracks, all from different artists, released Friday in the latest installment of Strut Records' "Nigeria 70" series.
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You favor the clubs with the least number of people on the floor so you can truly strut, open out, work your arms, jack your footwork.
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Leon, 20, was wearing a long pastel yellow slipdress and bright purple eyeshadow as she sat and watched the models strut their stuff down the catwalk.
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As soon as it was a for sure thing, there were celebratory shots and shouts, and then we took to the streets to strut and sing.
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The shots flow freely, the dubstep remixes blast from every club on Halsted Street, and statuesque drag queens strut from bar to bar in gorgeous groups.
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Biotechnology will thus strut its stuff on the catwalk, and leather, whatever title it goes by, will take its first, halting steps away from the abattoir.
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No fashion degree could prepare us for some of the artifacts that models so nonchalantly strut down the catwalk in (ahem — we're looking at you, Alessandro).
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She continued to break boundaries by becoming the first transgender person to model for American Apparel, and was recently showcased on Oxygen's new Docu-Series Strut.
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The kidnap also allowed Nigeria's incompetent army to strut as heroes on a rescue mission (though the army has not directly rescued any of the girls).
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Still, foreign policy has always offered presidents an opportunity to strut on the international stage and revel in the independence they have on national security issues.
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But in the meantime listen to Casablancas twitchily snarl and strut his way through this Velvet's classic and read our extensive cover story with him here.
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The new kicks are Hadid's second collection with the brand — and this time, you don't need the balance of a supermodel to strut in her styles.
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After they commit murder, the three girls strut down the hallway, swinging their handbags at their hips in slow motion, while Imperial Teen's "Yoo Hoo" plays.
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Having the gang strut into the Pied Piper office to the tune of Rick Ross's "You Know I Got It" is funny enough on its own.
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"In Trinidad, the white slave owners would put on blackface and strut around and aspire to licentious activities that they believed blacks indulged in," says Harris.
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It's why a movie like The Hate U Give is so necessary, and it's why I approach these topics unapologetically and sometimes walk with a strut.
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I also found myself asking him to do a Freddie strut, or pose, or anything, something I had never wanted to ask of an actor before.
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They can strut and pose like catwalk models and leap like frogs, but most often they crouch and collapse and press their faces to the floor.
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Meanwhile, the possibility that fascism will be accorded a fresh chance to strut around the world stage is enhanced by the volatile presidency of Donald Trump.
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One gets the feeling, watching him strut, that if he were to walk into a wall at this moment, it would be the wall that crumbles.
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Where his predecessor had Gisele strut the catwalk, he has had Lotta Volkova, his friend and stylist, with a mushroom haircut and a thousand-yard stare.
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Mardi Gras Indians are groups of African-Americans who create elaborate feathered and beaded costumes in which they strut and dance through the streets on Mardi Gras.
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In front of their support systems – friends, families, caretakers, nurses and doctors – and with the help of professional stylists, the survivors bravely strut their stuff on stage.
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Of course, it's hard to strut to "Formation" or giddyup to "Daddy Lessons" when you're tethered to a mobile device, where most people's Spotify listening takes place.
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Fresh off of her strut down Chromat's spring 2018 runway, on Monday, she launched her "Love & Legend" collection with Addition Elle (the first of many to come).
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The way he admires the handiwork of his swing is up there with the coldest of baseball sluggers, and his strut after his shot is runway-worthy.
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Transgender models Laith De La Cruz and Arisce Wanzer, two of the stars of Oxygen's new series Strut, are testing the waters of love at Venice Beach.
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It's one thing to walk the halls of Liberty High School with a perpetually bleeding forehead, and another to strut the red carpet with a scar. 2.
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Visitors to the exhibition can strut alongside Delevingne, and hang with Jenner backstage to find out what it's like to go behind-the-scenes during fashion week.
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The nip slip went down Wednesday night at Planet Hollywood, where she made a hard right turn during a strut ... causing her left boob to pop out.
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Surprisingly, the album's opening track and the first single — a balmy, strut-friendly update of '70s FM rock called "Want You Back" — almost didn't make the cut.
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While other cats would strut out to meet families coming through Animal Welfare League NSW, Champas stayed to the back of his cage, avoiding attention, reports Metro.
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Ghosts walking among each other, celebrated for a strut, posing with purpose, dancing in the name of a magazine they could never be on the cover of.
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It's not every 3-year-old who has a wave like this one Even his toddler strut (hand-in-hand with dad, of course) is GIF-errfic.
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He would gyrate provocatively as he walked to the ring, strut about to nineties garage, then somersault his way over the ropes and spark out all comers.
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An investigation found that a strut holding a bottle of helium in the second stage snapped, starting a chain reaction that destroyed the rocket within a second.
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"Hatshepsut" starts off like a marching band taking the field at halftime, before a jagged synthesizer begins gnawing away at the confident strut of cymbals and timpani.
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The show -- which premiered Friday -- is a new cooking show that pits 10 cannabis chefs who will compete and strut their stuff for a panel of judges.
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There were Versace-branded tees under bustiers atop swagged ball gown skirts, strapless black leather numbers, and a fringed beaded T-shirt dress for a diva strut.
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Relish and mustard are reliable condiments, but sometimes a sausage likes to strut its stuff with a coat of warm chili or a bandeau of crispy bacon.
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In "Life of the Party," Ms. McCarthy gets a makeover; in "Ocean's 8," the female oddballs slip into gowns to strut down the steps of the Met.
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In 2016, then-candidate Donald Trump blasted "You Can't Always Get What You Want" by the Rolling Stones to successfully strut his way to the presidential podium.
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This performance of "Delta Lady," a carnal strut that Mr. Russell wrote for Mr. Cocker, captures the band's joyous cacophony of horns, belting vocals and barrelhouse piano.
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That glee in your strut when you follow me in a department store, asking me every few minutes if I'd like some assistance for the umpteenth time.
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The second bit of good news is that the weather is very nice today, which is always a better setting when you want to strut around confidently.
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There's always room to give a proper strut and enough fog in the air to enjoy a freeing sense of anonymity—as all good clubs afford you.
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The ladies strut through a city singing the 1984 Bonnie Tyler song "Holding Out for a Hero" (popularized by the movie Footloose), as the music intones, "Where have all the good men gone?" and impossibly hot women do the Beyoncé strut through streets littered with drunken, passed-out dudes Why would Heineken spend money on an ad that portrays drinking in such a, well, nasty and not-sexy manner?
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Even the relatively straightforward glitterball strut of "BB" comes with a gritty edge, like a light-up dancefloor cracked into shards by the stomping of countless platform shoes.
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Strut, a new show about Slay Model Management — the world's first transgender modeling agency — premieres on Tuesday, September 20, on Oxygen, and Goldberg is the project's executive producer.
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Gisele Bünchen knows how to strut her stuff on the catwalk, but has she picked up a thing or two about playing football from her husband Tom Brady?
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After a June launch disaster during which a faulty strut caused a Falcon 9 to blow up in mid-air, SpaceX went radio silent for about six months.
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When that explosion occurred, SpaceX did a full investigation of the rocket, which eventually resulted in it changing a strut it used to build its Falcon 9 rocket.
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And strut I did, boldly sipping coffee (like, a lot of coffee), bingeing on Chex Mix and occasionally busting out a "Look What You Made Me Do" stomp.
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In a video posted Monday, McCartney was caught making a solo strut across the road, in an apparent hat-tip to the iconic band&aposs 1969 record, E!
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In addition to the lingerie looks, the exhibit also has a full roster of every single model that's ever had the chance to strut down the VS runway.
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However, the Falcon 9 failure last year was caused by a faulty strut in the liquid oxygen tank, used to hold down one of the helium pressure vessels.
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But after seeing the Gigis and Imaans of the world strut the runways wearing the exact same plastic-wrapped cream pencil, we might just be changing our tune.
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Everything is at stake for him: his political leadership at home, China's economy, its position as a world power and ultimately Xi's own strut on the world stage.
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Domino's version makes "Darktown" sound like "downtown" and gives it a second-line strut; mixed in stereo instead of 1950s mono, it clarifies the swagger of Domino's band.
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So this production — commissioned by the audiobook company Audible and directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch — is at its best when it lets the two stars strut their stuff.
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But just a few flights of subway stairs later and that superstar strut can rapidly transform into a struggle slog before you even make it to your destination.
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Johnson "is always perceptive and brave; his lines always sing and strut and sizzle and hush and wash and blaze over the reader," our reviewer, Lauren Groff, wrote.
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In the video, a small mystery creature that bears a striking resemblance to an alien is seen taking a strange strut past her car and out toward the street.
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It's that magical time of year again, when all of Victoria's Secret's angels ascend to Earth for one night to strut their wings in the brand's annual fashion show.
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I grabbed the tray, loaded it up with the tools of the trade, and with my biggest smile and peacock strut, mock-served the men in front of me.
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Their star, John Tavares, has lost his strut in the new place and says that home games feel like road games to players who still live on Long Island.
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The face of Stuart Weitzman has launched her second collection with the brand — and this time, you don't need the balance of a supermodel to strut in her styles.
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They follow her on Instagram, where she posts videos of her goofing around with her kids alongside this truly amazing catwalk strut, and lovey dovey couple pics with bae.
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IN SWELTERING heat at Ayutthaya Historical Park north of Bangkok, Thailand's capital, a bevy of beautifully clad ladies strut ostentatiously in their silky traditional costumes, known as chut thai.
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Initial suspicions were that it had broken a landing leg strut, although Musk later clarified that instead of breaking the leg lockout didn't latch properly, possibly due to ice.
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For the past few seasons, we've seen models strut down the runway with lacquered lips and lids and this year we're finally ready to work it into our routine.
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With a little extra time and effort, you could strut into the function with a boozy berry trifle, the most aesthetically pleasing dessert your Instagram feed has ever seen.
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In video from Florida's Jupiter Police Department, gone is his confident strut on the golf course -- instead replaced by a man struggling to walk and stand on one leg.
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Of course, we love watching the models of today strut their stuff on catwalks and in campaigns, but, once upon a time, it was supermodels who ruled the world...
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Nevertheless, the strut introduced risks of its own, particularly when Harambe began dragging the boy around the enclosure, as a displaying gorilla will sometimes drag around a large branch.
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For dog owners who can't make one of the events, there is also Strut Your Mutt Day on October 28 — a way for everyone across the nation to celebrate.
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Over Labor Day weekend, a steady stream of hopefuls arrived at Eckhaus Latta's basement studio in Chinatown for the chance to take an audition strut down a makeshift runway.
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Count on him to command audience screams and strut around arena and ballroom stages on the band's biggest North American tour yet. the1975.com/live. Oct. 2-Nov. 25.
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The work is always in motion, from the moment the performers strut onstage like runway models to a cyclone-like solo, toward the end, by the magnetic Jenna Riegel.
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The Oscar-winning actress has portrayed the "Walking Woman" for J'Adore, performing a leggy runway-style strut in every film, since her 2004 appointment as the fragrance's celebrity representative.
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This look-book will carry you through 2016 effortlessly, securing you high-profile sets, and even more high-profile looks when you strut your stuff in the club, player.
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Witness how Mustache Dad is essentially performing a sequence of already famous dance moves, like the horse gallop from Psy's "Gangnam Style" video and Beyoncé's iconic "Single Ladies" strut.
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Two stages will offer live performances of music, theater and circus arts, and a finale costume parade and drum circle will welcome little goblins to strut alongside stilt dancers.
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Will inhibitions start to creep in and diminish the improvisatory nature of street life here, putting a hitch in the strut of Mardi Gras revelers and second-line paraders?
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The adorable tiny boot looks like it's fit for an infant, and the video gets even cuter once you watch Perp more easily strut her stuff and go swimming.
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It thus wiped much of the ecological slate clean, permitting the survivors—those that did not, as it were, croak in the impact's aftermath—to strut their evolutionary stuff unconstrained.
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One by one, they strut down the length of the runway toward Hannah and her three judges, giving Bachelor Nation an eyeful of pecs, abs, and the occasional perky behind.
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Along with Hadid, supermodels like Alessandra Ambrosio, Karlie Kloss, Doutzen Kroes, Jourdan Dunn, Hailey Clauson, Barbara Palvin, Izabel Goulart and Lara Stone all strut their stuff wearing metallic designer pieces.
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For years after the financial crisis, Deutsche clung to the hope that it would again strut alongside Wall Street's most glamorous names, as it had for a heady 22015 years.
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The event encourages pet parents and friends to strut 9,000 steps to raise money and awareness for the more than 9,000 dogs and cats killed every day in America's shelters.
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All dogs were invited to Bur-"bone" Street in "Cat"-on Rouge to strut their stuff in adorable costumes, even if the only thing they were wearing was a smile.
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The model posted a mashup of her runway highlights from 2016, which includes her strut at Fendi's spring and anniversary shows (the former of which she walked with her sister).
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It's a pretty penny, but the price to pay in order to confidently strut your stuff in a plunging V-neck gown with a glow that even J.Lo would envy!
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The men puff up their chests and strut around the mansion while the Bachelorette, overwhelmed with her many hosting tasks, usually doesn't have the time to notice any of them.
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Well, there has never been a truer statement than when it comes to the sculpted women who strut their stuff across the stage in the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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Watch as women with very shiny hair and glowing skin strut down the catwalk to some of today's most popular music acts from Shawn Mendes to Halsey to The Struts.
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You could have the longest hair and then shave it off, but it wouldn't matter unless you stand straight and walk with a strut — that's how you show it off.
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It's almost that time again: The time when New York City's Madison Square Garden is decked in green so talented canines can strut their stuff among their perfectly groomed peers.
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Tune in December 5 to see Tookes, the first woman of color to model the Fantasy Bra in nine years, strut her stuff in the 2016 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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All of a sudden, a group of kids dash out and immediately begin performing Blocboy JB's Shoot dance, a goofy, energetic strut made famous in the eponymously named music video.
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Everything about McMahon painted the picture of an untouchable corporate elite: his suits, his trademark strut, the limos, the constant reminders that he was the boss, and even his song.
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They might not want DJ Khaled's son, Asahd, to strut a fashion show runway while rocking threads with his name on them -- but too bad, 'cause that's exactly what happened!
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Compare this to most other New York fashion shows, where a few models at a time strut down a single catwalk to anonymous house music for a 15-minute performance.
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This Is Us star Chrissy Metz wore a custom-made latex dress to strut the red carpet at the MTV Movie & TV Awards, which she did with the utmost confidence.
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People who spent fortunes on fashion and people who just had a strut and knew how to put an outfit together out of what they had and what they found.
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The music began, and the drag queen started to dance and strut up and down the length of the sidewalk, lip-syncing a Beyoncé song while onlookers waved dollar bills.
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Made with Mr. Watt, a London producer and songwriter, it's a mid-tempo strut that nods to '90s-era electro-pop along with a Caribbean club bounce that's very 2016.
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But after three years of tough work to drastically slim down — thanks to a healthy diet and exercise — Adan decided she'd earned the right to strut down to the water.
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CAIRO — Gucci Corner is the nickname for a bustling plaza at the private American University in Cairo, where well-heeled students hang out between classes and strut their imported fashions.
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He is emerging after two lost wars, as American power declines and others strut the global stage, against a backdrop of partisan political paralysis, in a system corrupted by money.
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As the models strut the designer stands spouting furious monologues about death, sickness, gay sex, war, pronouncing everything he's made and everything around him both haunted and plagued with AIDS.
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But the real comes in a found footage styled broadcast, just before a crowd departs, and as clear as day, we spot our alien strut across a zoomed in screen.
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This, my friends, is an unforgettable decade-by-decade strut through American history from 1776 to the present, all told through songs and stories filtered through a radical queer lens.
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She's hardly unknown — she's quickly graduated to the ranks of the ubiquitous — but she moves with a determined strut that makes everything she puts on look a hundred times better.
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They're participants in National Dance Institute, a nonprofit that brings free arts programs to public schools, and these performances (the last is a benefit) allow them to strut their stuff.
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He's lost the strut and the shtick that used to define (and sometimes undermine) his performances, and does everything with his sad, watchful eyes and his lovely, walnut-shell face.
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He would strut across the stage one moment, confidently delivering an impression, and in the next he would trail off to let the discomfort linger after a double-edged joke.
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So, in the not-too-distant future, there might be even more young boys mimicking Conor McGregor&aposs billionaire strut, rocking the hard top haircut, in a city near you.
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A simple double-tap to the wrist cuff as I neared my apartment, and when I walked through the door, I'd strut in to "Touch the Sky" by Kanye West.
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Not only are there a wide range of colors to choose from, but the brand also offers several interesting patterns that you'd be only too happy to strut around in.
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However, the smaller UNSA union pulled out of the strike after government assurances of help with the SNCF's 50 billion euro ($56 billion) debt, removing another strut of CGT support.
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Without warning, the "Run This Town," instrumental went off and Jay, giving a cooly unfazed strut, looked out into a crowd that nearly packed the parking lot to its capacity.
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I was obsessed with the song "Oleo Strut" for a very long time and it remains a huge touchstone for me when trying to accomplish a lot with very little.
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A few chairs short, millionaires from around the world could be seen sitting on the floor to watch startup after startup strut their stuff — many of them for the first time.
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There, Brittany Kaiser, a former employee of Cambridge Analytica, scrawls the name of the company onto a strut of "the temple" that will eventually get burned in that fiery annual ritual.
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Check "Yosoiki" for dance-rock that isn't cheesy and actually limber, while "Sukima" rides a sunny soft-rock strut that sounds like if Toto (yes, Toto) were even more instrumentally adept.
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I guess it's a healthy thing to remember as we sit here wishing we could do something even half as glamorous as strut down a red carpet in New York City.
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Last spring, we saw how Louis Vuitton gave the anime Ghost in the Shell a subtle nod while a model strut down the runway with a pair of dark futuristic sunglasses.
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Patients actually morphed into consumers long before health insurance and the Internet were invented, even before the turn of the 21973th century, when medical science first began to strut its stuff.
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Like every December, dozens of lanky Angels take to the world's most watched runway to strut the latest and greatest of what the multi-billion dollar lingerie company has on offer.
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"For a performer like Mariah, she depends on being able to strut on stage, and in heels, she's not allowing her legs to have a full range of motion," Miller says.
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Graham took a break from getting her glam on to strut her stuff in a black corset, cheeky bum-revealing chaps and a black thong with her hair still in curlers.
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As he and his statue strut off into the after parties, the hubris we associate with A-listers finally appears in Decaprico: He vows to accumulate enough awards "for a gangbang."
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It's one thing for an autonomous car to strut its stuff on a smooth, warm California tarmac, and quite another to do so on the frozen winter mix of northern Finland.
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Get a Sodium Batman shirt for $20 See Details Let the god of thunder's headgear keep you warm this winter as you strut around in the snow like a true Asgardian.
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"He walks with a very recognizable strut and is believed to stalk his victims beforehand," says Smart, who interviewed parents of the children for her show, which aired on Oct. 13.
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The resurgence of wild turkeys from near extinction has become increasingly familiar in suburban America where flocks strut Main Street quite fearlessly and occasionally chase like galloping raptors after frightened humans.
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Not entirely, for the climax, quite rightly, returns us to Live Aid—to a majestic restaging of Queen's contribution, with Malek displaying his perfect peacock strut in front of the mob.
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In the evening, the budding couple will prove that practice makes perfect when they fit right in with the professional models as they strut down the runway in Covalin's latest line.
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First, there were the castings in which one after another aspiring Angel entered VS HQ in the hopes of a chance to strut her stuff in the brand's lingerie come November.
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Perhaps the musicians felt secure in these choices, thanks to the inclusion of another piece on the program (which was to repeat on Sunday) that allowed them to strut more ecstatically.
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I'd hold my head high sporting bright red lipstick and a full beard; dance on the bar, unshaven legs exposed by a miniskirt; strut unashamed across cobblestones in four-inch heels.
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"The elephants are suspected to have tried to walk through the strut pole" on the way to the pond, the power company said, referring to the infrastructure that supports the lines.
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Despite the tie score, Gray had a little strut in his step when he left the mound, the result of allowing just two hits and two walks while striking out eight.
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Founders of those startups will receive six rigorous weeks of pitch coaching — you'll work hard to craft your pitch, prepare your demo and be ready to strut your stuff with confidence.
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"Poultry's blank stare allows the other flavors and textures to strut," Ms. Steinhauer writes, pointing readers to a chicken eggplant loaf scented with fennel seeds, donated by the chef Michael White.
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It's not merely that women will strut with their hands in their pockets, on point to challenge men; it's that women's pockets could carry something secret, something private, or something deadly.
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When a SpaceX rocket exploded midflight on June 28th, 2015, it took until July 20th of that year for the company to announce that the disaster was caused by a failed strut.
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Now, as Lovell floated past the base of Borman's seat while checking on the navigation panel, the vest's activation lever caught on a protruding strut and a loud pop and hiss sounded.
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It'll never feel right watching models in one- and two-pieces strut down a runway when it's 20 degrees outside, but at Chromat's fall 2018 show, a warmth was in the air.
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Would Arya really strut around the Braavos marketplace, throwing around a big pile of money and without even her sword to protect her, just after going AWOL from an assassin death cult?
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SpaceX is certain it fixed the weak strut problem that led to last summer's explosion, but standard safety practices only clear launch paths that don't go over habited areas just in case.
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She says she has received offers for other trans-focused reality shows, but only accepted the offer for Strut because its complex treatment of trans women seemed more accurate to real life.
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While Victoria's Secret made waves this year for letting plenty of models strut down the catwalk in whatever hairstyle they were born with, it was Borges who led the troops years before.
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It's about hitting "rock bottom," according to Thomas himself, so we're set up nicely for an hour of throwback rock that alternates between a strut, a swagger, and a psychedelic day trip.
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She'll draw here from "Dee Dee's Feathers," a recent strut of an album made in New Orleans, with production by the trumpeter Irvin Mayfield Jr. At 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.
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She'll draw here from "Dee Dee's Feathers," a recent strut of an album made in New Orleans, with production by the trumpeter Irvin Mayfield Jr. At 303:30 and 9:30 p.m.
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In June 20143, another Falcon 9 experienced an unplanned disintegration while it was ferrying cargo to the International Space Station, due to the failure of a strut holding down the helium tanks.
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And although we love the modern takes on suiting that we've seen strut down the past few seasons' runways, spring has us craving florals, softer silhouettes, and other less-buttoned-up fare.
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Amber Rose is one well-rounded lady -- able to strut her stuff on the SlutWalk one day ... and headbang to System of a Down right up against a mosh pit the next.
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This post comes just days after Rihanna turned heads with a barefooted slow-motion strut video, wearing a black bikini, sunglasses and a flowing sheer robe surrounded by a sunny, tropical backdrop.
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Briskly paced and stylishly staged, this book's celebration of teamwork feels like the bombastic opening number of a musical as each truck gets to roll into the spotlight and strut its stuff.
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Even on the relatively brief pieces here — particularly "Like Sonny" and the three versions of "Village Blues" — the quartet doesn't hurry, and Coltrane plays beautifully carved lines over Jones's sturdy, polyrhythmic strut.
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How do you possibly hear that premise without wanting to tease your hair, throw on some Pat Benatar, and strut through your commute like a snarling Valkyrie preparing for a dramatic showdown?
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I mean, The Red Goddess should be allowed to do as she pleases, so strut in your birthday suit all you want, but Agony wields its imagery with the subtlety of a brick.
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David DuffyProfessor, Botany, University of Hawaii at ManoaPlants are way smarter than people, who are just walking shadows; poor players, who strut and fret their hour upon the stage (to paraphrase the Bard).
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Upon arriving in Tokyo on Monday, the 24-year-old singer looked just as ready to strut through the hallways of those '90s movie high school sets as she is for international travel.
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That's why we were so excited to see our favorite stars strut down the 2017 Billboard Music Awards red carpet wearing a variety of gorgeous and innovative styles that celebrated their natural textures.
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Compelled to oblige them, I step out onto the dance floor and strut my stuff, posing for the DJ as he spins the same records he's been spinning for over ten years now.
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European Wax Center's Strut Society is a diverse group of inspiring and confident influencers who share a passion for helping women feel gorgeous, empowered, and — most importantly — unapologetically confident in their own skin.
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Together with European Wax Center's Strut Society, Rida is making it her mission to show girls and women what unapologetic confidence really looks like — whether she's fully made-up or barefaced and beautiful.
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" And though this was Bella's sophomore strut in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show , it was no less special than the first in part because she's feeling "so much stronger in so many ways.
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In the deleted scene, Betty, Veronica (Camila Mendes), and Polly (Tiera Skovbye) strut down the hallway in their fab River Vixen uniforms, finally having put (well, some) of the town's craziness behind them.
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On occasions like this one, Prince's performances had a way of shifting from show business as usual — a star's prerogative to entertain and strut his stuff — into the realm of pure blood sport.
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As the four original cast members strut alongside a gray Staten Island shipyard, their husbands are nowhere to be seen, and their faces are hard—as no-nonsense and menacing as Tony Soprano's.
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Now that season six is truly underway—thanks in part to a base-covering bottle episode last week—we're finally getting some nice roomy scenes, where characters get to strut around a bit.
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These open-air soirées bring out lovebirds of all generations, the clumsy but enthusiastic, and, best of all, dapper, highly proficient devotees (often of a certain age) who come to strut their stuff.
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The feature, known as the halo — although the correct technical term is frontal cockpit protection device — is a roll-bar structure with a single central strut, made of titanium and weighing 6183 pounds.
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During a launch for NASA of cargo headed to the International Space Station in 2015, a strut within the second stage snapped, leading to the destruction of the rocket after it blasted off.
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The septuagenarian André De Shields, a two-time Tony nominee who never met an audience he wasn't determined to seduce, is on hand to strut his radioactive charisma as a determinedly seductive widower.
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And to say we're going to strut our stuff with tanks and rocket launchers and things like that, is just not a good representation of what the military does in a democratic nation.
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Lady Gaga ended it with one last strut, up a ramp, and a self-congratulatory gesture that has been used by both rappers and an ex-president: a microphone drop, earned with sweat.
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There were casually dressed older adults, and young gay men and girls in party looks singing along to Boyz II Men, which serenaded the three finalists on their last strut across the stage.
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With my ability to do the city strut far behind me, my city existence, my ability to roam the streets and haunt the cafes, is sometimes contingent upon the good citizenship of others.
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Temperatures may be dropping, but that's not stopping these stars from showin' a little leg ... Strut through the thigh high photos and try to guess the sexy celebs giving the boot to fall!
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I had one bearded bear avatar doing situps on the desk in front of me, while another, also bearded but dressed in high heels and a red pantsuit, was walking around with a strut.
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This year, 15-30 of the best pre-Series A startups will launch their companies and strut their stuff on the Disrupt SF Main Stage — and compete for a $100,000 non-equity cash prize.
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In the middle of what we're presuming to be a round of Celebrities Are People, Too-style errands, Ambrosio was just bopping around the Brentwood Country Mart when the paparazzi caught her mid-strut.
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Guests, who were invited to Rihanna's sophomore PFW showing via detention card, sat across library tables, which served as the official runway for supermodels Lily Donaldson, Stella Maxwell and Joan Smalls to strut on.
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Interpretations of what happened next differ wildly depending on who was telling the story, but Harambe the gorilla proceeded to strut about the child, drag him out of the moat, and stand over him.
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Models strut down the sidewalk in the edgy black-and-white clip, working their angles for photo shoots and selfies to the fast-paced beat of "Fashion Killa (PAPAPAPA)" by Mason featuring Stefflon Don.
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All the talk about her skirts and her strut and her four out-of-wedlock children with François Hollande didn't help her win, although Hollande himself did win the next presidential vote, in 22017.
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She may strut down the Victoria's Secret runway in lingerie and pose in a bikini for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, but model Erin Heatherton struggled with her body image like so many others.
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Don't be surprised if you actually strut from machine to machine while listening to this playlist — all you need to complete your IWD power-look is a pair of sparkly, look-at-me leggings.
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A couple of memories come to mind for the model, including a strut at her first Chanel show, and a photoshoot that tested her ability to make a very queasy situation look, well, glamorous.
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The magazine tapped Joan Smalls, Adriana Lima, Taylor Hill, Irina Shayk and 12 other top models to strut their stuff all across N.Y.C. wearing the best looks straight off New York Fashion Week runways.
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Before her departure, Seyfried is fitting in plenty of quality time with Finn, which includes promoting Best Friends Animal Society's Strut Your Mutt, an annual charity dog walk that travels to 14 different cities.
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Weekly dance parties include Strut, which takes place Tuesdays on the cozy downstairs dance floor at Acme, and 11:11, a raucous party hosted by the promoter Ladyfag on Fridays on East Houston Street.
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One distinct charm of the current production is how the highly talented actor-singers who play those roles strut a little stiffly or manage a nifty soft shoe as they deliver the old songs.
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We're just digging in ourselves, but so far we're really liking the frigid strut of "SPARKS," subdued, plotting aggression on "WOT U ON," and 8-bit footwork gloom on "XTC," to name a few.
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Related: Code Your Couture with a New Digital Design Collab Watch Your Designs Strut Down the First Ever Crowdsourced, Virtual Reality Runway Show Get Your Kicks at a Weekend Art Party in New York
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While some of his recent fare (for instance, "Railroad Tigers" and "The Foreigner") has gone easy on the stunt work, this sci-fi thriller gives him several opportunities to strut his death-defying stuff.
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How actors walk, strut, slink and just stand signifies, though perhaps not as much as it once did, before filmmakers started focusing more on talking heads, which scale down better on the small screen.
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If Bill were still alive, I'd strut up to him with my white cane and proudly lead him to "Patient No More: People With Disabilities Securing Civil Rights," the disability history exhibition I spearheaded.
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As for the actual white, sandy stretches of South Beach, they remain as stunning as ever, and a meeting spot for locals from Greater Miami's far-flung corners to strut their barely clothed stuff.
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Each year I invite a ton of friends over to my house, order enough KFC for a small country, and drink a bottle of Champagne all to myself while watching the Angels strut their stuff.
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"It took until my late teens to understand what it was," she says, demonstrating how she used to walk, a strut with one foot in front of the other, as if on a balance beam.
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Instead of tuning in, women are increasingly shunning the idea they need to have a certain physique — like the models that strut down the fashion show's runway each year in angel wings and leather jumpsuits.
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When we got to see her signature strut down the catwalk at Christian Cowan's debut this season, we couldn't help but ask her if it reminded her of her Heatherette days of the early aughts.
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She'll be able to strut through any airport in style and relish in the fact that she won't have to search for a communal outlet — the Away carry-on has a phone charger built inside.
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While "Crazy in Love" played in the background, the trio put on their coordinating shutter shades in unison and proceeded to strut down an empty hallway together, showing off their best Queen Bey dance moves.
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Unable to strut and shimmy across the stage as the frontman he has been for so long, Mr. Rose had to rely on the songs themselves and share the spotlight, perhaps more than he expected.
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At the end of his Balmain show — where more is reliably more — his finale strut down the catwalk is as good as any of the supermodels he books for the show, then parties with afterward.
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Too cold for penguins in Calgary The frigid temperature at the Calgary Zoo in Canada was too brutal for king penguins, a subantarctic species that usually strut their stuff outside this time of the year.
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The boundary-pushing fashion house had male models strut down the electric blue runway proudly sporting Hello Kitty handbags in bubblegum pink, white, and black at its show in the French capital on September 29.
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The Mets' best starter might actually be Noah Syndergaard, but Harvey is the one with the strut, the swagger and the status-symbol private cabinet for his belongings in the locker room at Citi Field.
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"If you see him strut his way up to the plate and think he's got little man's syndrome, hey, keep it up, because this guy believes he can hit anyone at any time," Lewis said.
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What to expect Miss Universe doesn't stray far from standard pageant fare -- the semifinalists will strut in swimsuits or athletic wear and, later in the show, evening gowns to demonstrate their poise and personal style.
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Later, a retired general and former member of Congress, now working for a defense contractor, lugged in some sort of metal strut in a canvas bag, trying to sell the congressman on its military applications.
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Two days after hanging out with her "lil BFF" — 11-month-old daughter Stormi — the 20-year-old enjoyed some time off from parenting duties as she went to strut her stuff at a photo shoot.
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Why Purebred Dogs Are Sick, Miserable, and UglyPhoto: APThe Westminster Kennel Club just hosted its popular annual dog show, where canines of all shapes and sizes get to strut their stuff in front of discerning judges.
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In a totally not fetch move, the movie left Netflix last year, which means you'll need to venture beyond the comforts of Netflix-and-chill to watch The Plastics strut through the halls of high school.
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Finally, in perhaps the most inspiring moment of the night's fashionable line-up, a group of active transgender military members who strut their stuff in the most timeless look of all: jeans and a T-shirt.
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This is an album on which funk and soul bend toward jazz, especially on a version of the traditional New Orleans strut "Tootie Ma Is a Big Fine Thing," with Mr. Riley on vocals and tambourine.
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Apart from the supermodel lineups on the runways — see: Jaime King, Erin O'Connor, and Adriana Lima, who don't usually strut their stuff at couture week — the frenzy around the annual spectacle is a little more controlled.
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Each TC Top Pick receives one free Startup Alley Exhibitor Package along with prime real estate in Startup Alley where they can strut their stuff in front of influential technologists and investors, potential collaborators and customers.
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While the event was celebrating the launch of the brand's newest product, the L.O.L. Surprise 'Bigger Surprise,' the fashionistas-in-training got a chance to strut their stuff while dressed as their favorite L.O.L. Surprise characters.
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At just 22, she's been recognized as International Model of the Year, launched a full line of makeup with Maybelline, has appeared on 20 Vogue covers, and works damn hard to keep her runway strut perfect.
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Even though the clip lasts only a few seconds, Buress's daffy strut (which comes from a scene in Broad City, when the gang rushes to get to a destination wedding) has brought me near endless delight.
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"Because I'm Me" is a confident strut down a crowded New York sidewalk, and "Frankie Sinatra" (an annoying song rendered tolerable by its use as a change of pace here) is an acid-rinsed festival tent.
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The general managers' meeting follows quickly after the World Series concludes, which allows the front office of the winning team to strut just a little in front of everyone it just beat out for the title.
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Each TC Top Pick receives one free Startup Alley Exhibitor Package along with prime real estate in Startup Alley where they can strut their stuff in front of influential technologists and investors, potential collaborators and customers.
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The Night King is the unambiguous, all powerful, night supremacist we've seen so many times before, and I get it already: the menacing look, super persistent "keeping it moving" strut, and talent for drafting the undead.
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The Kentucky Kernel, University of Kentucky The College of Dentistry's chapter of the American Association of Women Dentists hosted its 13th annual "Strut Your Smile" fashion show, featuring clothing from boutiques and brands all across Lexington.
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In what felt like a preview of Trump's future Miss Universe pageant franchise, we met individually on the World's Fair stage with a panel of interviewers who instructed us to strut, smile, and pretend to serve drinks.
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To help attendees think of new and novel costume ideas in which to strut mansions on Fifth Avenue and across the Atlantic in London, Ardern Holt authored Fancy dresses described : or, What to wear at fancy balls.
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It follows the rivalry between two fictional cliques, the House of Abundance and the House of Evangelista, as they dress up and strut the runway at competitions hosted by the hilariously acid-tongued Pray Tell (Billy Porter).
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EVERY AFTERNOON AT sunset, at a point midway along the arrow-straight road between Amritsar and Lahore, rival squads of splendidly uniformed soldiers strut and stomp a 22003th-century British military drill known as Beating Retreat (pictured).
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After the last model took her strut, Kloss walked out in a white pantsuit (no confirmation on whether or not that was an ode to you-know-who, but we can dream, right?) to greet the crowd.
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In his seven-song set, Rhett was joined by Maren Morris for a molten "Craving You," but he saved the best for last with an extended version of "Vacation" that touched off a Soul Train-worthy strut.
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Find out how poodles maintain their perms, judges makes those tough calls and more in the video above, and then tune into the National Dog Show on Thanksgiving Day to see all the pups strut their stuff.
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Somehow, year after year, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show models make it look like a walk in the park each time they perfectly strut down the runway wearing massive (and heavy!) wings, lingerie and sky high heels.
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In June 2015, a rocket carrying NASA cargo to the International Space Station fell apart in-flight when a strut holding a helium bottle snapped, setting off a chain of events that destroyed the rocket moments later.
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Those moments are Berg and Wahlberg at their loosely funny best, clearly enjoying making room for the supporting cast to strut their stuff — Duke is especially winning as a laconic gentle giant working on his MMA moves.
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Last year, Miura became what was believed to be the oldest professional player to score a goal, pouncing on a rebound at 50 years 14 days and launching into a samba strut known as the Kazu Dance.
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Work your way east once you're below Canal, and, if you're up for more after the last stop, scarf down some dumplings and strut into Chinatown, home to young galleries like 56 Henry, MEN and New Release.
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Today's puzzle — though Mr. Lithgow's first, it is the 19573th Times puzzle for his collaborator, Brendan Emmett Quigley — is a fun and entertaining strut upon the stage of Mr. Lithgow's life, both the comic and the dramatic.
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Whatever forms of matter can be made from that bank of energy — particles and forces that held sway when the universe was young — can reappear and briefly strut their stuff through labyrinths of electronic detectors and computers.
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He quickly turns around, his posture fixes instantly, back into a smooth pro-athlete strut, like that was the most normal and purposeful shit in the world, not even a little bit on accident, no sir-ee.
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For one part of the research, lead author Kellie Freeborn, a nurse practitioner at San Francisco's Magnet at Strut clinic, looked at 436 gay and bisexual men deemed high-risk due to inconsistent condom use or other criteria.
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If you're someone who gets tickled by the sound of your own clack as you strut through an office lobby, then you'll probably be excited to learn that the market of light-up shoes is now adult-friendly.
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An indoor GPS system, also adapted from space technology, will allow the robot to drive itself around and self-charge, while sensors will prevent it from running over laggards that are slow to strut out of its way.
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Its special-focus coverage has titles like Navigating Trump's America (politics), The Movement (social justice), Payoff (personal finance), Slay (feminism) Hype (entertainment), The Future is Now (technology), Strut (beauty), Out of Office (food and travel) and Multiplayer (gaming).
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An array of Twitter users of different ages, races, and genders are showing up to strut their stuff, share their stories, and prove that their disabilities are just part of what makes them cute — and fierce as hell.
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Filmed across six months on the 2014-15 "Strut Tour," this documentary examines Mr. Kravitz's connection with his band as they perform in Paris, Prague, New Orleans and New York, as well as his endless quest for perfection.
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Director Antoine Fuqua (again working with Washington and writer Richard Wenk) weaves in some understated humor, but "The Equalizer" doesn't have much more on its mind than creating tension while giving Washington a chance to strut his stuff.
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Ta. —Vladimir Nabokov, Lolita It is dangerous for a woman to defy the gods; To taunt them with the tongue's thin tip, Or strut in the weakness of mere humanity, Or draw a line daring them to cross.
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The show doesn't so much capture the sensibility of 2017 as it does the sensibility of a 17 th-century vanitas still life: Strut and fret all you want; your endeavors are dust and will return to dust.
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There are also a lot of candles, a lot of lace, and from the looks of the photos from opening weekend, a lot of women who are very excited to strut in their finest top hats and black kimonos.
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In a fan-fiction style conversation, we imagine the moment Kengi realizes that their love affair with the omnipresent neck trend is dead — right as they strut back into the spotlight straight off the Victoria's Secret plane from Paris.
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The Backstreet Boys and Chris Young will both perform as the contestants strut their stuff during the competition rounds in front of a panel of judges, which will include Joe Zee, Ali Landry and former Miss USA Crystle Stewart.
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Also on offer was athletic dancing — appropriate in the context both of Henze's opera, and of the Komische, which specializes in operettas, like Straus's 1923 "The Pearls of Cleopatra," that make generous use of Weimar-era strut and sizzle.
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He was featured on many media outlets, had his photo in People Magazine and was invited to be the race starter for a Strut Your Mutt dog walk that benefited Best Friends, a national advocacy group for shelter animals.
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The British late-night host has made a franchise out of Carpool Karaoke, but we have yet to see him strut his stuff onstage with an iconic '90s boy band that is in the midst of a mini-comeback.
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Whitten walked and talked that opening with a kick in his strut and a hell of a punchline; laughing deeply in his silver-dusted sneakers, there was a glimmer about him that seemed deeply rooted and set at ease.
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It attracted millions of viewers who tuned in to watch the brand's supermodels strut runways in six-inch heels, crystal-encrusted lingerie and massive wings, with musical performances from megastars like Taylor Swift, the Spice Girls and Lady Gaga.
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When Noel's turn to strut his stuff comes, he reveals that in his fantasy life he's a female "hooker with a heart of black charcoal," plying her wares in postwar France, modeled on Marlene Dietrich at her decadent best.
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In addition to 252 horsepower and 260 pound feet of torque, the Envision's turbo models receive G.M.'s HiPer Strut front suspension and an upgraded all-wheel-drive system that employs torque vectoring in the rear for better traction.
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These days, they are trained to ride little bicycles, shoot hoops, strut on stilts, brandish knives and generally make lovable monkeys of themselves through a tough regimen that has caused animal rights advocates to howl about physical abuse and mental distress.
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In the limited number of listings that are lucky enough to come with these live photos (mostly found in the new arrivals), the models strut onto the screen, pose, and then walk off, only for it to all begin again.
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In the past, Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid have both confessed it was their childhood dream to clad themselves in lingerie and strut their stuff down that famous stage, a lifelong goal they both managed to achieve just last year.
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Minutes after her red carpet strut, Hadid kicked off the show in a plunging, floor-length white coat with gold embellishments, which she teamed with matching cropped pants (both by Elisabetta Franchi), gold pointy-toe pumps and a Jennifer Fisher choker.
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The cause of the explosion was utimately determined to be a weak strut, allowing the company to feel comfortable using their excess supply of older rockets for payloads that don't need the full force of the newly-enhanced Falcon 9.
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As much as New Order strived to capture the sound of NYC nightclubs on the 21984 single, "Confusion" got a much-needed polish on their 22009 singles compilation Substance , strengthening its Italo-disco pallette and Bernard Sumner's Chic-like guitar strut.
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When she walked, she had an adorable strut, an irresistible wiggle, and a butt so big and noticeable I nicknamed her Kim K. This dog climbed into my lap and looked into my eyes and showered me with love and affection.
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This is also a plausible explanation for the intense reward that comes with quoting poetry, snapping it off into its best bits for a unit that can stand alone or else be embedded like a strut inside one's own writing.
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Dancers master movements like the hiplet strut — walking on pointe with hips that sway from side to side — or bend their knees until their buttocks nearly brush the floor while hopping on pointe and swishing their arms back and forth.
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"I fought for billionaires and then became one myself," the Irishman said alongside a photo of him doing his "billionaire strut" in the middle of a UFC octagon ahead of his iconic fight against Khabib Nurmagomedov at UFC 229 last year.
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How could he go to church in boats like those — how could he flirt, how could he strut, how could he pursue the lasting romantic connection that had eluded him for his 87 years, or at least a temporary substitute?
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Your faithful author wearing the HoloLens in Heroes' custom-decorated setAs you walk around a custom designed room of props, palm-sized versions of the same dancers prance in the air and strut through digital dioramas of an opera hall.
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But Clinton's campaign continues to cling to the carpet bombing Obama reelection model, which worked 85033-7 to discredit Mitt Romney's business and personal background, since, you know, the president didn't have a booming economy to strut his stuff behind.
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With her amused smile and self-possession, Ms. Jolie seemed happy to strut around in Lara's shorts and big boots, but she also seemed to be there for her own pleasure, which she made easy for girls (and women) to share.
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And every year, the visitors arrive in waves — undeterred by long lines, unruffled by rubbing shoulders in a microcosm of the five boroughs — to strut their stuff, fall flat on their face and get up to try all over again.
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Then the lights went down and there began a show in which the models did not walk or strut and stomp, but rather stood stationary as they were conveyed on a moving sidewalk through the entire length of the space.
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For the first time in nearly a century, Miss America contestants will not strut onstage in swimsuits this year, the organizers announced on Tuesday, as the pageant tries to redefine its role in an era of female empowerment and gender equality.
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She showed them how to test the tension of the racket by hitting it against the palm, how to swat a ground ball and make it leap into your hand, how to strut back to the baseline after a successful point.
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"The possibility that fascism will be accorded a fresh chance to strut around the world stage is enhanced by the volatile presidency of Donald Trump," wrote Albright, who under President Clinton became the first woman to lead the State Department.
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The structure, proposed to be a 70,000-square-foot concrete amphitheater, was complicated by a statewide order to protect a threatened species called the sage grouse, a grass dweller with the stature of a chicken and the strut of a peacock.
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Get your most attractive — and tallest — female friends to model outfits and strut up and down an outdoor North Korean market, as one defector details in a new film on North Korea's millennial entrepreneurs called "Jangmadang Generation " (or market generation).
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More happens, but it is almost besides this hourlong production's point, which is to watch the brassy, very funny Ms. Margherita ("Matilda the Musical" and "Dames at Sea") strut her stuff in the designer Jess Goldstein's festive holiday get-up.
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Apart from the general excitement that comes with seeing some of our favorite models strut their stuff on the most-watched catwalk in the world, we've been pleasantly surprised to see how much racial diversity seems to be coming to this year's runway.
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" When it came to style, they took "pleasure in dispute, dialectic, dazzle," prized "freelance dash, peacock strut, daring hypothesis, knockabout synthesis," and "celebrated the idea of the intellectual as antispecialist, or as a writer whose specialty was the lack of a specialty.
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Men are tortured and strung up in Agony, but it's the women who strut around the world without clothes, whose screams of "pull it out" become environmental texture, and who the game constantly, specifically goes out of its way to violently degrade.
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Dude grackles and lady grackles tend not to hang out much—except during mating season, when the males put on one of North American avian life's most amusing displays: They strut, preen, hulk, skulk, and bunch up their feathers to look more buff.
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Which is why we partnered with European Wax Center to tap four inspiring influencers from Strut Society — a group of women from different backgrounds who want to help other women feel empowered — to get the scoop on what their morning habits entail.
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The designer is the mastermind behind all the footwear on the 2017 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show runway, marking his third consecutive year working with the brand to make sure the Angels are well heeled for their lingerie-clad strut down the catwalk.
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Do you ever find yourself scrolling through your Instagram, seething with jealous at all of the pictures of beautiful people who get to sit front row at Fashion Week, literally inches away from Gigi and Kendall as they strut down the runway?
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"Our ads bring to life that epic feeling you get when you save money at MoneySuperMarket and the great British public's feedback on 'Epic Strut' was overwhelmingly positive," said Piers Newson-Smith, head of brand at MoneySuperMarket, in a statement emailed to CNBC.
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Through the sad boulevards of Kinshasa—as the Congolese capital had been renamed—worshippers strutted (and they strut still) in glorious assemblages, perhaps matching a sharp suit with an ebony cane and a fur coat, quite possibly lifted from some faraway European boutique.
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Dancers strut, spin, dip, duckwalk and pose, accompanied by myriad musicians — from a rap M.C. to an opera singer to a gospel choir — while Newsome tracks the dancers' moves with custom-made tech gear and projects that data onto a screen above them.
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The filmmakers and casting directors — virtually all of them white — urge him to shuffle and suffer, to clown and strut, and in every case to confirm their ideas of what a black person should be, which is not really a person at all.
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A bipedal robot from Agility Robotics lab at Oregon State University, Cassie might someday waltz into burning building in place of firefighters or strut fabulously into the rubble of a disaster zone, going where our fleshy human bodies are too fragile to go.
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" A 1996 business plan for the Guardian concluded that the priority was print, and the London Times editor Simon Jenkins predicted, "The Internet will strut an hour upon the stage, and then take its place in the ranks of the lesser media.
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PARELES "Where Angels Fear to Tread," one of a pair of new songs by Disclosure, is jovial and contemplative, juxtaposing the wonky strut of a house-music beat against an impossibly smooth extended sample of the 1950s vocal jazz outfit the Four Freshmen.
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I mean I get it, I'm tired of seeing white dudes killing folks left and right too, but there's something about the simpler idea of a guy in a mask—slow strut included—killing for no reason other reason than to do it.
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Part of what works in "Fight Club" is the aggressively performative quality that he brings to Tyler Durden, who from his strut to his red leather jacket and blood-colored sunglasses conveys both a swaggering masculine ideal and its absurd lad-magazine excesses.
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Unlike his predecessors, President Trump — whose campaign was built on a foundation of outrage and exaggeration over the threat posed by immigrants — has embraced the role of chief deporter, with an apparent disregard for the human cost of his tough-strut policies.
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In these thickly inked, brashly contoured prints, made when Traeger was just 25, a hunchback shuffles past a brick wall plastered with a call to "Vote Red," while a skeletal veteran on crutches begs for change as women in furs strut past.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Models will strut their stuff on catwalks when London's menswear fashion week gets under way on Saturday, but absent will be some big industry names who have chosen to skip the event, or make digital presentations in place of runway shows.
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And after seeing Mr. Morgan strut and slaughter as the latest big bad on "The Walking Dead," and Mr. Hopkins sneak and scheme as the spider at the center of "Westworld," accepting them as this movie's white-hat heroes is quite the challenge.
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I can barely understand Spanish, let alone speak it to her, but at her house — where I strut around in her heels, wearing her favorite pink Estée Lauder lipstick, and Celia Cruz blasting in the background — I feel it: Being Cuban is a good time.
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A Boxer competing at the Annual Kennel Club of Beverly Hills Dog Show (Image: AP)This week, the Westminster Kennel Club is hosting its popular annual dog show, where canines of all shapes and sizes get to strut their stuff in front of discerning judges.
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In the watercolors and gestural oil paintings of Carly Silverman, pop culture is reinterpreted — from the awkward humor of three women in pink bikinis falling out of their pink pool float, to that self-aware strut "fashionistas" cultivate during Fashion Week and never quite forget.
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There's a new selfie game in town and it wants to turn your 23D visage into uncannily accurate 3D — then splice that axiomatic piece of you into animated cartoon suits that rock out, strut their disco stuff, skateboard, look coy, relaxed or laugh maniacally.
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Dressed up and ready to strut their stuff, the dogs took to the stage in a costume competition, then howled along to a one-off performance of Nessun Dorma (or dog-ma, that should perhaps be) performed by Opera Australia's principal artist Simon Kim.
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Aside from his ring entrance, which is best described as a Rockettes kick transitioned into a Vince McMahon strut transitioned into a run down the ramp that mostly resembled a seal ambling onto dry land, 9:02 ET through 9:04 ET was LaVar time.
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Ahead of its debut, we spoke to cast members Arisce Wanzer and Laith Ashley on their experiences before Strut, the power of saying yes in an industry full of contradictions, and how much work still needs to be done to reach fully representative equality.
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So Gregory landed his Piper Cub PA-18 atop the crown of the giant white fir, 60 feet above the ground, after the plane lost power and a strut wing caught part of the tree, according to the McCall Fire Department, reports the Associated Press.
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Dressed in hot pink and wearing knee-high boots, the rapper faced the camera, told her 81.3 million Instagram followers "this is how bad bitches leave London and go to Prague," and then performed a runway strut so fierce it put supermodels to shame.
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While Trump's cabinet members are routinely heckled and threatened in public, and plenty of Trump supporters have been assaulted for having the temerity to wear a "MAGA" hat, political journalists can strut around D.C. and the rest of the country with much less risk.
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For those wondering what in the world could have made the model miss the opportunity to strut her stuff down the MTV VMA white carpet, it appears that Ratajkowski has been busy finding various scenic locations around Crete to model her latest swim apparel.
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Enter, now, the Lorde of her forthcoming follow-up Melodrama, a poised but still wide-eyed 20-year-old who struts out in billowing silver pants—and girl has definitely been practicing that strut in the mirror—a corset, sheer blouse, and Adidas Superstars.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Models will strut the runway during New York's semi-annual Fashion Week to help prevent suicide among LGBT+ teens, taking advantage of the crowds and attention to raise awareness of the risk to more than 1 million young people.
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As I step sheepishly over to join the 4-H crew, a pair of six-foot Polish ladies strut through the lobby, legs up to their cheekbones in see-through fuck-me heels and micro skirts, escorted by a no-neck bodyguard from central casting.
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Originally part of the performance section of balls that gave drag queens, particularly African-American or Latino dancers, the opportunity to strut, the choreography was a mash-up of glamorous poses inspired by fashion magazines and any other moves that tickled the dancers' fancy.
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In "Never Enough," his 2015 biography of Trump, Michael d'Antonio describes one of the future president's proudest moments: cutting past a group of Catholic schoolgirls so that he and his classmates could strut in uniform in the front row of the Columbus Day parade.
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The Oscars have been caught flat-footed by the persistent demurral of stars unwilling to participate in the once-obligatory step-and-strut, the designer name-checking, the preshow interviews, the scrutiny of the relentless likes of Joan Rivers that left on-air talent floundering.
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And to keep things interesting, Ms. Jampol arranged for a peacock to strut around a reception held in the concert hall's palatial terrace ballroom while the bird's owner, the artist Ventiko, snapped shots of guests against a Dionysian backdrop of velvet, pearls and animal skulls.
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I flash back on that infamous cabinet meeting, when Trump coaxed those insane testimonials, and see more clearly than ever that he was establishing the terms of service: I strut, you slobber, for as long as I can stand you or you can stand it.
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At the end of the show, the curtain came up on a tableau of supermodels — Carla, Claudia, Helena, Naomi, Cindy — in gold chain mail goddess gowns, who proceeded to strut so convincingly down the runway they reduced the jaded fashion audience to gibbering fanbots.
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A boldface reminder of that arrived earlier this month, when the British label Strut Records released "Hometown: Detroit Sessions 250-219," collecting recordings that Mr. Harrison; his wife, the pianist Pamela Wise; Mr. Ranelin; and other members of their creative community made in recent decades.
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The freshman pitcher Jake Bradford (Blake Jenner) and his teammates flaunt their idiosyncrasies as they strut around campus with competitive swagger, yet they're just as lost and searching as any other undergraduates, and that tension lends the lighthearted and rowdily comic drama emotional force.
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The expression originally referred to eyebrows — perfectly groomed, sort of with a flourish or a "flick" — but now it pops up in all circumstances, as a bit of an EGO BOOSTER in most cases, when you're just so spot on you could strut a bit.
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Sometimes heard through an analog haze, complete with static and tape-speed glitches, are a confident twin-guitar march, distortion-topped anthems, a boom-bap strut, buzz-bombing guitar riffs, woozy synthesizer melodies and jazz-trumpet coda — a glimpse into one songwriter's primordial soup.
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Right now, the best of the best in television (both in front of and behind the scenes) are gathering at the 69th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards at Microsoft Theater to strut their stuff on the carpet before heading inside to celebrate another year of binge-worthy content.
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Men young and old have begun streaming into the city's largest sexual health clinic, Magnet at Strut, while a free consultation service at the University of California at San Francisco about two miles east is being swamped with calls from healthcare providers around the Bay Area.
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Even if you didn't have the length of bone or suppressed appetite necessary to strut down the catwalks of New York Fashion Week, having Cunningham's lens pointed at you had the transformative quality of turning you into a model for the split second the shutter snapped.
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Y. Boys, "Lekopokopo Single Moqashoa"; Harari, "Give") *** Seun Kuti & Egypt 80: Black Times (Strut) "Till we free, you and me, dem no go see last revolutionary" is more inspiring as a slogan than a line in a song, which is how political music goes sometimes, isn't it?
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - From the fearsome Doberman Pinscher to the battling Tosa, some of the world's most notorious breeds will strut their stuff in the next two days at New York's Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, alongside the Toy Poodle, the Basset Hound and other smaller breeds.
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Being no stranger to these highs and lows, body-positive ambassador and member of European Wax Center's Strut Society Chinae Alexander came to learn how to find confidence and contentedness beyond her appearance — whether she's, say, wearing a full face of makeup or none at all.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Johnny Hallyday, whose death at 74 was announced by his wife and the French president on Wednesday, was a rock and roll giant in his native France, surviving drug use, family strife and near-death episodes to strut the stage for more than 50 years.
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"The track represents to us a kind of nihilistic strut; you'll take what's yours, and hang the consequences (until, as they always do, they find their way back to you...)" 'Big Cat' the video was shot in beautiful Catalonia, Spain, directed by the extraordinary Pablo Maestres.
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The tracks that have crept out of the 7-Inches for Planned Parenthood series in the last few months—CHVRCHES's beautiful live studio version of "Down Side of Me," Estelle's strut through "Woman's World," and holy shit this new Sleater-Kinney song—have all been individually brilliant.
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With her mile-long legs exposed in a sequined gold dress designed by her countryman Alexandre Herchcovitch and slit thigh high, the Victoria's Secret beauty Bündchen was not operating at a particularly high degree of difficulty — particularly given that her runway strut has seldom been surpassed.
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Mercury does all his Mercurial moves — the side gallop, the chug-a-lug, the duck strut, the steed swipe, the rewind, the vroom-vroom, the Wimbledon Final frozen pirouette, the one where he kind of dries his tushy with the microphone stand in a full march.
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