Consider these 11 products our summertime swan song — a.k.a.
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Consider this a peak with a swan song fast approaching.
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Donald demonstrates the song of the swan, aka swan song.
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The first look at Daniel Craig's swan song has arrived.
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Swan song We haven't heard the last of Dolores O'Riordan.
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Is Motorola's Moto G in the midst of its swan song?
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The Castelli Gallery show, Banners and Curses, is no swan song.
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It turns out Nashville hasn't had its swan song quite yet.
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Instead, we're seeing the swan song on those same rights finally sung.
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It made sense to give her a kind of a swan song.
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With its brutally prescient title, the self-released swan song immediately lost momentum.
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Finally, this list considers the show's entire existence, not just its swan song.
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The 80s marked the swan song for Hipgnosis and they ceased activity in 1983.
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On November 16 of that year, to be exact; Beyoncé performed its swan song.
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But if this is the series' swan song, it's going out on top. B+
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I ask if he has happy memories of recording the Beatles' studio swan song.
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Daniel Day-Lewis's swan-song appearance in The Phantom Thread was acknowledged, as well.
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"Swan Song" (season 194073, episode 194063) There are two fantastic things about this episode.
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But even with a collection called "Time," Mr. Bailey's swan song wasn't a retrospective.
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That's what's airing Friday night, and it makes a glorious swan song for the series.
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Speaking of Kepner, her swan song is playing: tonight is her night to say goodbye.
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Premiering Tuesday night, their 13-episode swan song promises to be their most memorable yet.
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Was this just one, I mean, I expected a swan song that was more positive.
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Bob Goodlatte, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, as his swan song before leaving Congress.
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The swan song is one of the reason's Dunkleman decided to speak about the show.
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What started as one man's quirky swan song became a real-life Ready Player One.
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I'm already doing other things but it's been said this would be my swan song.
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Leia Organa, the late Carrie Fisher, will get her swan song in The Last Jedi.
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I noticed you had Gail and Tom involved with your recent Swan Song Series project.
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Then it emerged there was a reason: The show was Mr. Plein's Italian swan song.
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And it was kind of a swan song appreciation of everything that came before it.
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"Cosmos," Andrzej Zulawski's first film since 2000, is both a comeback and a swan song.
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Keflezighi says the 2013 U.S. Half Marathon Championship was supposed to be his swan song.
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The results were Levy's swan song after serving as Publicis' chief executive for three decades.
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A fitting swan song — unless he has something left in the tank for Tokyo 2020.
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Let her have the spotlight in her own movies, not during Tony Stark's grand swan song.
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The agreement marks an unexpected swan song in Murdoch's long career as a buyer, not seller.
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So even though the election returns aren't in yet, this garden party is a swan song.
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While we are in a pumpkin spice-saturated market, we aren't seeing the flavor's swan song.
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For even the least committed of Marvel viewers, it was an emotional, but triumphant swan song.
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Many viewed the heavily themed collection as the designer's final "F you" or spiteful swan song.
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He glazed the finale in hopefulness for Amy, just in case this was her swan song.
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With the swan song of Kepler, TESS is keeping the hope of new space discoveries alive.
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His performance at the 2013 Jazz and Heritage Festival turned out to be his swan song.
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It was Anna, at Mary's request, who introduced the blowdryer into the Downton Abbey swan song.
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So, it's only natural the drama gives us one more messy romance before its swan song.
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Roy's famous tears-in-rain swan song mentions "attack ships on fire," implying gigantic space battles.
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Naturally, it's going down today ... Friday the 13th, and he says this will be his swan song.
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She released the track as her debut single in July, expecting it to be her swan song.
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FOR her swan-song as South Africa's anti-corruption authority, Thuli Madonsela took on the president's friends.
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However, the question remains: Are these third-quarter results the swan song before a major market readjustment?
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" Rosé: Cabernet Sauvignon"For many, Thanksgiving is the final swan song for rosé till the following spring.
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Analysts didn't expect that any swan song by Hanjin would weigh on the country's economy that much.
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But despite being in the midst of his 30-year-old store's swan song, Demenus doesn't mind.
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Last season's 22014-229 flop would have been a wretched swan song for the San Diego Chargers.
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You had to listen closely to remember it's been six years since the band's studio swan song.
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Although many wonder if Stranger Things 3 will be the series' swan song, she isn't so sure.
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She's been very discrete and many are saying that Jackson Hole could have been her swan song.
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Proenza Schouler will be joining them too, but at least it's having a New York swan song.
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Tupac considered making it his swan song; he was tired of all of the music industry drama.
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Lawson, slowed by a sore knee, had two sacks in the first half of his collegiate swan song.
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"It's been pretty incredible," AJ McLean told the sold-out crowd on Saturday for the group's swan song.
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So how much longer until the entire cast gets killed off and the series sings its swan song?
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" And Los Angeles Times reporter Matt Pearce referred to Ingraham's remarks as the "swan song of white nationalism.
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Letter To the Editor: I doubt that Tuesday's Senate vote on health care is John McCain's swan song.
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In tears, Nadiya states she knows it's her last week, and that her showstopper will be her swan song.
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Christina Aguilera is nowhere near performing her swan song, but her daughter is prepared for when the day arrives!
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Acosta joined the Royal Ballet in 1998 and he danced in "Carmen" for his swan song performance last year.
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Directors also shelved Mr. Dauman's swan-song plan to sell a minority stake in the movie studio Paramount Pictures.
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The full-length production is also Bolle's swan song at Ballet Theater: On Thursday, he gives his farewell performance.
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As Leonard Cohen put it in his swan song, she's left the table and out of the game. Retired.
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" He said the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus feel like a swan song, "an ultimate refinement before eternal retirement.
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Swan song Elton John's saying goodbye to the (yellow brick) road, but not before one last epic world tour.
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In fact, we dare say the symbolic gesture is a nod to her swan song on Game of Thrones.
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Seven songs were drawn from "Schwanengesang" ("Swan Song"), a collection of 14 released posthumously by Tobias Haslinger, Schubert's publisher.
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For the series' swan song, "Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain" certainly takes the franchise out with a bang.
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On Monday, NASA released a vivid simulation of the star's brutal swan song, which stretched over a period of months.
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There are dozens of new programs hitting the airwaves, but also quite a few that are having their swan song.
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This meaningful detail was the perfect swan song after nearly a decade of hairstyles that told a story of their own.
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On Saturday evening, Christopher Bailey serenaded London Fashion Week with his swan song for Burberry after 17 years at the helm.
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But it also feels like a swan song for this design, which is perhaps ready to be put out to pasture.
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As I noted above, Mike Hearn's swan song may have been 70% sour grapes–but it was 30% completely valid concerns.
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WE love this country's diversity," while Los Angeles Times reporter Matt Pearce called Ingraham's remarks "The swan song of white nationalism.
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The rest spent Tuesday and Wednesday evenings petrified that their time in Detroit would be their swan song as legitimate candidates.
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Even if the beating from Holloway felt like a swan song, it can only be so if Aldo decides it is.
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As its swan song, the "Farewell to Saturn" mosaic shows a dramatic image of the planet in shadows like a crescent moon.
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Lipa was there to promote her new song, written for the movie ("Swan Song") and Carew was there to show his support.
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For its 1970 swan song, the four-speed was gone, but nonetheless the XL gave its all with the Dualtone appearance package.
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The R-rated comic book adventure is Hugh Jackman's swan song as Wolverine after nearly two decades playing the X-Men member.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) kept rates unchanged on Thursday, following a swan song policy meeting for outgoing ECB President Mario Draghi.
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Recently, it's announced partnerships with Saint Laurent (which was rumored to be the final swan song), Repetto, and Finnish sports brand Karhu.
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What follows is a full rundown of the top five moments to know before pressing play on House Of Cards' swan song.
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I, for one, refuse to sit down and shut up and accept the swan song of public education in the United States.
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The U.S.A. is expected to dominate in Rio, which will be team coordinator Marta Karolyi's swan song – she's retiring after the Games.
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I, for one, hope we can consider this a "Ding-Dong, The Fidget's Dead" swan song for the peskiest product since Pogs.
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Next year's Wolverine swan song Logan will be rated R, something that would be a definite no-no for Disney-owned Marvel.
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Moffat fights his usual instincts in "Twice Upon a Time," and the result is a muted swan song that's pretty darn good.
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This production is the swan song of the theater's artistic director, Josie Rourke; her successor, Michael Longhurst, starts his tenure next month.
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As my swan song in the Obama Administration, I led the development of the President's Memorandum on Climate Change and National Security.
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Notably, HBO's "Veep" is also nominated for its swan-song seventh season, which could earn the show its fourth best-comedy Emmy.
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President Obama's swan song at the White House Correspondent's Dinner did not disappoint, as he skewered politicians and pop culture icons alike.
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The R-rated comic book adventure is Hugh Jackman's swan song as Wolverine after nearly two decades playing the X-Men team member.
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With just two episodes of The Affair remaining, "408" hints that the end of season four will be Alison's flashback-filled swan song.
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After using his swan song at the Democratic National Convention to blast Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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LAST CHANCE: The Hill's Ben Kamisar and Lisa Hagen report: Iowa could be the swan song for several candidates struggling to hold on.
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Nevertheless, their swan song as captains of the creative ship was a discrete ode to the house itself in black, white and gold.
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The House originally passed a similar measure in October days before Boehner retired from Congress in what amounted to a legislative swan song.
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The president's week was so tumultuous, in fact, that Saturday Night Live closed out its 42nd season by giving him a swan song.
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Everybody Loves Raymond isn't just the last gasp of a dying TV genre or a bitter swan song for the traditional family sitcom.
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" Mr. Warchus, however, said that in watching her performing Lear, "not for a second did you think that this is someone's swan song.
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Leading up to the 2016 Olympics, his competitive swan song, we talked person to person even when we were speaking journalist to athlete.
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Also, the Dean Martin/Jerry Lewis movie from 1956, their swan song "HOLLYWOOD OR BUST," might not be well known to some solvers.
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Like so many of its ejectees, it's leaving the stage with one last swan song before the credits, at once lauded and bum-rushed.
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Two months after her death, Carrie Fisher will return to screens for her TV swan song in Channel 4's hit comedy show Catastrophe.
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But for his last collection, Jones put on a stellar show with an epic finale that will make his swan song even more memorable.
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The famously private singer has hinted that this tour might be her swan song as far as traveling the world with her tunes goes.
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If modern society were to collapse under the weight of egregiously unsustainable resource consumption, our dystopian swan song would probably look something like this.
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The event felt like the swan song of the first president who seemed to get it — "it" being the value of start-up culture.
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"Into the Woods" (season 2410, episode 2420) Riley is few people's favorite Buffy love interest*, and this tonally odd episode is his swan song.
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If Jackman and Stewart are serious about this being their mutual X-Men swan song, they could not have crafted a more heartfelt valedictory.
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But if you're looking at 303-17 as the swan song for Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau, get them all the help you can.
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Rosetta's finale generated 4,131,403 total views, and allowed anyone with an internet connection to witness the spacecraft's swan song from the perspective of mission control.
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Naturally, it also left many people with questions about when the show will return for its swan song, and what we already know to expect.
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This is Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine, after 17 years, and filmmaker James Mangold gives him a swan song worthy of his illustrious tenure.
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And I don&apost think Ryan wants his lasting, you know, swan song to be a government shutdown, you know, and then losing the house.
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After six seasons, the show's about to sing its swan song, and fans are going to have to settle for less than they're used to.
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She's super gracious, and a great writer, and an even better leader and let me know that this was going to be Siddiq's swan song.
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It's also the swan song of Jay Sanders, the museum's first-ever curator of performance, who is leaving to helm the vanguard nonprofit Artists Space.
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In an appearance on Sirius XM earlier this week, Ortiz claimed that he wanted to fight Royce Gracie in his mixed martial arts swan song.
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"For these operagoers, Mr. Moll wasn't just an artist delivering his swan song; he was more like a departing relative who would be personally missed."
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But the proposed tower, likely a swan song for the 3003-year-old Mr. Macklowe, would have to clear significant hurdles before reshaping the city.
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This harmonious swan song accompanied the reveal of what can only be described as a blessing from the candy kings and queens (or so I imagine).
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The Demon is FCA's muscle swan song, a tip of the hat to the 1971 Demon, a short-lived muscle car based on the Dodge Dart.
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On Tuesday morning the fashion set and a host of stylish stars gathered to pay tribute to the late Karl Lagerfeld at his Chanel swan song.
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The thought held by many was that Game of Thrones would turn in an unbeatable swan song, and, the race would open up again in 2020.
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Last but not least, Younkers said its swan song after operating for more than a century, joining its fellow Bon-Ton brands in the retail graveyard.
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"And part of it was, I think this is the right thing to do, and if this is my swan song, O.K." The program improved drastically.
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The photographs read as a swan song for one of the few remaining human cultures living in harmony with nature instead of at war with it.
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Judgement Naughty Dog's masterpiece The Last of Us came out more than six years ago, and as a kind of swan song for the PlayStation 3.
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The thought held by many was that Game of Thrones would turn in an unbeatable swan song and the race would open up again in 2020.
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Endgame was, in many ways, Tony Stark's swan song, and when the moment of truth arrived this selfish hero gave his life to save the entire universe.
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The final season of Parks and Recreation was a beautiful swan song offering a warm goodbye from some of the best sitcom characters of the past decade.
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The swan song of Ortiz's certainly deserves the attention of the masses, and Chael Sonnen will likely be a very hard man to get the better of.
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Though he always favored long compositions, on Jawbreaker's swan song, 1995's Dear You, the album's best material was the moodiest and most expansive that he'd written.
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The festival, which will take place from July 7 to 27, will be the swan song for the group, which was founded in 2010 by Todd Shalom.
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" He added, "I think it's sort of fitting for a film that feels like it might be kind of a swan song for all these key players.
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In January, Major League Baseball announced that the Indians would stop using Chief Wahoo on their uniforms in 2019, making this season something of a swan song.
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She is left alone to sing her swan song, "Adieu, fière cité," while downing a bottle of pills and putting back on her childlike crown and cape.
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Perhaps Sarik's find is a swan song, of sorts — the pup, one of 18 on the force, will retire this winter and live with Murphy, the station reports.
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While focus today might be on Shulman's swan song, August 1 marked Enninful's first official day as editor-in-chief; his first magazine will be the December issue.
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Rating: 4 / 5 aluminium ingots If the original Apple Watch Series 0 videos were Ive in his prime, then the Series 4 product reveal was his swan song.
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On Friday, as a sort of criminal justice swan song for Barack's Obama administration, the feds unveiled a scathing report about policing in the president's hometown of Chicago.
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And as a swan song to its former home at 225 West 13th Street, we've assembled some of the great electronic albums and tracks that were recorded there.
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These existed way before the '90s, but the decade was a swan song for a technology that seemed impossibly cool and futuristic right up until the end. 9.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Many a swan song has been sung for thermal coal markets as renewable power generation and a push towards using more natural gas have gained traction.
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Deadpool himself, Ryan Reynolds, was generous enough to share the clip on Twitter for anyone who didn't want to check out Wolverine's swan song or brave the crowds.
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A relaxed Bryant appeared eager to soak up every moment of his All-Star swan song, smiling and answering as many questions in Spanish and Italian as English.
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The twisted swan song of HBO's grandiose work of ambition culminated in an open-ended finale the caught up with characters years after they've already sustained significant loss.
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In his individual swan song, Phelps won the silver in the 100 butterfly, beaten by Joseph Schooling of Singapore, who had his photo taken with Phelps in 2008.
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As Nicklaus, an 1203-time major winner, passed the ceremonial baton to Woods, he mentioned that he had played alongside Gene Sarazen in Sarazen's P.G.A. Championship swan song.
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The 2018 model year was the swan song for the Cadillac ATS, a sad fact for car lovers everywhere who consider this compact luxury sedan dynamic and capable.
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"Calder: Hypermobility" is a bewitching and somewhat unexpected swan song for Jay Sanders, the Whitney's curator of performance, who was recently named the new director of Artists Space.
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And eliminate it does -- nuts, dates, candies -- and when it can eliminate no more, its swan song comes in the form of some pungent food like onion or herring.
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Varda constantly goes back and forth in time, employing her distinct editing and shooting techniques to make her swan song feel like a culmination of all her other films.
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While commentators have been singing Barnes & Noble's swan song for years now, the chain has held on, and independent bookstores have been doing really well in the digital world.
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But the cultural drivers—hostility to the freer and more heterodox Western societies of today—might just turn out to be the swan song of a pre-1968 world.
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The legendary New York group have pulled out every conceivable stop for their swan song, on which all four members, including Phife Dawg who died earlier this year, appear.
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Iggy Pop, "Sunday": Iggy Pop's new album Post Pop Depression might end up being his swan song, in which case he's leaving the musical world on a high note.
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Researchers have dubbed the spacecraft's swan song the "Cassini Grand Finale" because it includes an ambitious maneuver: 22 loops through the gap between Saturn's surface and its innermost rings.
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Related: Animation Guru PES Returns With "Swan Song" Stop-Motion Adorably Spooky Stop-Motion Animation Explores Life After Debt This Animated Short Is Like Living in a Skate Zine
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As Dirk stated before, during and after his trip to Charlotte, this was his All-Star swan song no matter what, even if he decided to play next season.
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The powerful and haunting "No Time to Die" — named after Daniel Craig's swan song as the famous British spy, which hits theaters on April 10 — was released on Thursday.
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And Lionsgate's "A Madea Family Funeral," the swan song of Tyler Perry's long-running title character, sold $12.1 million in tickets according to Comscore, which compiles box office data.
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While they focus specifically on film projection, the photographs might as well be a swan song for the whole pastime of movie-going, increasingly usurped by Netflix and chill.
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Biden's swan song lap was one of the more normal moments at the show — a presidential administration and its relationship to the car industry, on display for the cameras.
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Whether you've only seen the trailer or managed to sit through the three-hour film, it's immediately clear that Black Widow returns to her roots for the Avengers' swan song.
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In 2007, Kanye West, on his all over print hoodie of an album Graduation interpolated Can's "Sing Swan Song" for "Drunk and Hot Girls," a misogynist lark featuring Mos Def.
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In what may be the ultimate swan song, Cindi Leive, the longtime editor-in-chief of Glamour magazine, announced her departure from the glossy with a New York Times feature.
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The Hero5 Session is not alone singing its swan song, the Hero6 Black and Hero5 Black have also been officially discontinued replaced by the Hero7 White, Silver and Black editions.
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But despite critical kudos, his sonically ambitious second album Wild Ones underperformed, and suddenly the town that hailed him as a new original voice got busy writing his swan song.
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When Netflix picked up Arrested Development in 2013, it was a triumphant swan song for a series which, a decade previously, was tragically canceled and years ahead of its time.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - If Pyeongchang proves to be Adam Rippon's figure skating swan song then "America's sweetheart" will look back on the Winter Games without an ounce of regret.
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In a way, it's Manchester's swan song to a more hedonistic past, and if it closes, it will feel like the final goodbye to this facet of the city's culture.
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The Franke deal also marks a dramatic swan-song for Airbus sales chief John Leahy, who is due to retire in the coming months after holding the job since 1994.
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But when Mr. McKellen takes his solo bow at the end, the exultant response of the audience is bittersweet: He has intimated that this may be his Shakespearean swan song.
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The late-night host Jimmy Kimmel beat Mr. Colbert to the topic of Mr. Moonves when he mentioned the departed executive's Carnegie Hall swan song during ABC's presentation on Tuesday.
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Mr. Drexler viewed Outdoor Voices as something of a swan song as he stepped back from J.Crew and focused on smaller projects, a former employee familiar with his thinking said.
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The Gears of War series was left in a strange place, after the Xbox 360 swan song of the franchise, Gears of War: Judgement, was less than warmly received by fans.
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Screen legend Harry Dean Stanton, who died in September, couldn't have picked a more fitting swan song for himself than Lucky, the directorial debut of fellow character actor John Carroll Lynch.
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At the time the Beatles couldn't be certain that this record would be their swan song, but there was a palpable feeling that they had outgrown the confines of the group.
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Phantom Thread may be Daniel Day Lewis' swan song, but Vicky Krieps, the Luxembourg-born actress who plays Alma, Woodcock's muse and romantic interest, is the breakout star of this film.
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Unfortunately for Ventimiglia, Cassini's batteries are just about drained, so it'll plummet towards Saturn this September, ending its tenure in a fiery swan song as it burns in the planet's atmosphere.
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"Dancing with the Stars" front-runners Sharna Burgess and Indycar driver James Hinchcliffe got the highest score on last week's episode, but it might've been their swan song ... TMZ has learned.
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The past couple of years were a slow, painful swan song; the former folk hero was earthbound and hamstrung and otherwise transparently mortal, and mortality tends to be a life sentence.
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His most canny strategy in directing the movie, which would be his swan song, was to treat "Silk Stockings" as a dance musical — and dance itself as a form of liberation.
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If you aren't interested in what may be the swan song of one of the greatest who has ever played, then you can hit the Candy Crush and go to hell.
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The Franke deal also marks a dramatic swan song for Airbus sales chief Leahy, who is due to retire in the coming months from a role he has held since 1994.
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The Florida Atlantic job — conjuring a program from nothing and taking it to a bowl game in his fourth season — was his swan song; he stepped down in 2011, at 77.
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For the man widely credited with saving the euro by promising to do "whatever it takes" at the peak of the region's debt crisis in 2012, it was a fitting swan song.
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However, in terms of timing, this event felt less serendipitous as it did a very carefully planned, Versace-style exit, in which the memorial collection could potentially be Donatella Versace's swan song.
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Banishing the Chinese champion who denied him repeatedly at the sport's most prestigious events will provide a huge confidence boost as he prepares for the last clash of his Olympic swan song.
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A devolution to the local level would be a blow to its disproportionate power, which could mean that these last weeks of chaos might end up being the C.G.T.'s swan song.
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Johannes Schenk's twelve viol sonatas, by turns sprightly and solemn, and collectively called "Le Nymphe di Rheno," were a swan song, in 1702, for the now archaic ancestors of the modern violin.
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Michael C. Hall seems to often take on roles surrounded by death — whether as an embalmer ("Six Feet Under"), a serial killer ("Dexter") or an avatar for David Bowie's swan song ("Lazarus").
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The British designer Clare Waight Keller said goodbye to Chloé on Thursday morning, marking the end of a six-year tenure atop the French fashion house with a swan-song fashion show.
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The final six-part installment of the series will also serve as the swan song from the comic industry for Mr. Moore, who had previously announced his retirement, and for Mr. O'Neill.
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On Monday, The Huffington Post reported that the performer is set to cover the September 2018 issue of Vogue magazine — or what's rumored to be Anna Wintour's swan song as editor-in-chief.
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Instead, they saved their most ambitious noodling for Here's To Shutting Up, an album that at times felt like their swan song, which would have been a weird one to go out with.
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Or they were, at least, in the days before his big party, which some consider the writer's unintended swan song, a final golden moment before he began a descent into drugs and drink.
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Beyonce closed out her Formation World Tour Friday night with a couple big guests ... Serena Williams and hubby Jay Z. Queen Bey was at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey for her swan song.
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The very capable hands of Ensemble LPR, a group of inventive musicians devoted to bridging all forms of music, give David Bowie's swan song the orchestral treatment with Maya Beiser as the soloist.
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He used it first, if memory serves, when he signed a new contract with Manchester United in 2017, a summer after the move to England that was supposed to represent his swan song.
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But Solo: A Star Wars Story is classic Star Wars, and if it ends up being the last time Lawrence Kasdan writes a movie in this universe, it's one incredibly entertaining, instructive swan song.
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Though user-replaceable batteries have likely sung their swan song for the Galaxy hardware, Samsung is bringing the microSD slot and water resistance back from the dead to both the S233 and S7 edge.
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What's abundantly clear is that G-20 Hangzhou has been painstakingly choreographed to ensure that this is not just U.S. President Barack Obama's farewell summit and last hurrah, but also his legacy swan song.
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Whether this is the swan song for Brady with the Patriots or the entire NFL is unclear, but speculation will only continue to mount as we approach the back half of the NFL season.
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I wouldn't stake my professional reputation as a solid predictor of TV plot twists on it — especially since the next episode is titled "No One," which could indicate a swan song, maybe — but c'mon.
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Dell typically announces new designs at CES, so I suspect this six-core XPS 13 will be a bit of a swan song for a design that's been chugging along for almost five years.
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"To be sure, there were hawkish hints in Yellen's swan song, with allusion to solid (rather than merely improving) jobs, household spending and business investment," Mizuho Bank economist Vishnu Varathan wrote in a note.
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The Oceanside sequence was satisfying — particularly when the group united against the ocean liner zombie threat — and it was great to see Sasha alive, even if this does end up being her swan song episode.
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As rumors circulate that Lagerfeld will soon be retiring from his role at Chanel, which he's held since 1983, it makes perfect sense that Lagerfeld would stage his swan song in his hometown of Hamburg.
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The last game in the series (that was well regarded) was Samurai Shodown 5 Special, the Neo-Geo's last game, a swan song for SNK's glory days, and it's still played all over the world.
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If you're in the habit of anthropomorphizing robotic spacecraft, which we at Motherboard most assuredly are, you may want to have a tissue handy to pre-emptively console yourself about the orbiter's impending swan song.
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Of course, nothing's ever that simple with Lopatin, and as it turned out, Age Of's end-of-days narrative is less a swan song for humanity than it is an album-length chronicle of rebirth.
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Update (March 29, 2019): With less than a month until Game of Thrones returns for its final season, Urban Decay prepares to launch its official collection in collaboration with the series to honor its swan song.
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Considering that Caroline's husband Stefan (Paul Wesley) had sacrificed himself to save Mystic Falls, it opens up the possibility of a reunion — perhaps one that we'll see happen right before the show sings its swan song?
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A new Pretty Little Liars promo from Portugal proves that season 7b is revving up to be the most bonkers set of episodes yet — which is great news, considering it's also the Freeform show's swan song.
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Equally, "In The Water" references each Brand New album—including the making of this one—in a swan song that writes anxiety, writer's block and expectation directly into the band's history before tethering it to tragedy.
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The last few Teen Suicide records were vast enough to comfortably contain all those multitudes; their 24 swan song, It's the Big Joyous Celebration, Let's Stir the Honeypot, was a 26-song, 70-minute-long opus.
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After joining the very illustrious ranks of actors in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it seems that Zendaya may be too busy with big blockbuster projects, leaving her Emmy-nominated kids' show to sing its final swan song.
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The Heat decided to end Chris Bosh's mournful, drawn-out swan song in Miami by waiving him and making a kind of 'meh' gesture to retire the former All-Star's number on his way out the door.
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In his competitive swan song at Augusta National, he will be paired Thursday with Charley Hoffman and Lee Westwood, whose 18 combined Masters appearances are 24 fewer than those by Watson, who is making his 43rd start.
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But if you'd like something to read, let me recommend (aside from all our London and Milan coverage) this piece about Christopher Bailey's Burberry swan song and a look inside Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski's dressing rooms.
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This movie is, in all likelihood, his swan song, and it is infused with an impotent rage in the face of death, by the fact that you can try your damnedest, but you can't ever outrun the inevitable.
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His varied career has taken him from dramas like Cop Land and Girl, Interrupted to westerns like 3:10 to Yuma, but genre fans will know him best as the writer-director of the Wolverine swan song Logan.
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As Billboard reports, Pacha NYC's swan song party is set for tonight with Danny Tenaglia, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Lauren Lane (no word on whether the blizzard currently affecting they city will bring the club to a premature end).
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In 1999 alone, he released Thrush Hermit's swan song, Clayton Park, the debut album by Neuseiland, his side-project with Super Friendz members Charles Austin and Drew Yamada, and his debut solo album, In Need Of Medical Attention.
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J Dilla, "The Introduction": J Dilla's phenomenal swan song Donuts was released 10 years ago this year, and the legendary producer's work and untimely death are being commemorated by the posthumous release of a new album, The Diary.
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In Phantom Thread, which if he stays true to his word will be his swan song, Day-Lewis plays a self-centered fashion designer whose world is turned upside down when his muse falls in love with him.
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In 28 alone, he released Thrush Hermit's swan song, Clayton Park, the debut album by Neuseiland, his side-project with Super Friendz members Charles Austin and Drew Yamada, and his debut solo album, In Need Of Medical Attention.
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Although Gadsby meant "Nanette" to be a kind of swan song, she was so jazzed by its success that she came out of her brief retirement to give us "Douglas," which is named for one of her dogs.
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The Raptors traded for Leonard without knowing if they could keep him for more than one season — or how he would hold up healthwise after he played just nine of 26 games in his San Antonio swan song.
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Ms. Bayer and Mr. Moynihan each got a swan song in the show's "Weekend Update" segment, where she reprised her role as the tongue-tied meteorologist Dawn Lazarus, and he played his barely coherent recurring character Drunk Uncle.
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They are scheduled to play in Brazil this summer and will hit the road in October with Bad Company s Swan Song eight-city tour in the U.K. "Life is really good for him, right now," says the source.
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However, for a star who struggled to find leading-role work and left a trail of failed projects in her wake, it's easy to see how it may have been considered more of a swan song than an honor.
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The star also appeared on Broadway — first in 1946's Swan Song and later in If the Shoe Fits (1946), Happy as Larry (1950), Rumple (1957) and even a solo show she wrote and performed called Passionate Ladies (1981).
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While Mallory's swan song is only possible because of privilege, it's nonetheless gratifying to see a woman use a difficult circumstance as an opportunity to reinvent herself, as Grace and Frankie have done for four full seasons and counting.
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Read on for Motherboard's preview of the most momentous launches, missions, and celestial events to look forward to over the next 12 months, from the maiden flight of a colossal rocket to the swan song of Saturn's workhorse orbiter.
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There were enough twists and turns throughout Game 2 to fill another failed Caps postseason run, which could be the production team's tacit acknowledgement that this will be the franchise's swan song so they need to empty the tank.
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For Ms. Breslaw, the viola player reprising her role on the original recording, the concerts will be a swan song of sorts: After the concerts she is retiring from the orchestra, which she has played in for 40 years.
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The new episodes will serve as the swan song for the quirky comedy about a woman trying to make her way in the real world after being held captive for years with a group of others in a bunker.
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The HBO hit officially begins its swan song on April 14th with the airing of the first episode of the eighth and final season, leaving millions of fans wondering how the hell they'll spend their Sunday nights from now on.
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You can chalk that up as the reason why they made the genre's swan song Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein in 1948, where the comic duo run into all three of the studio's big monsters, Frankenstein, Dracula, and the Wolf Man.
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In April, the spacecraft begins its swan song, a "Grand Finale" that brings it just 1,000 miles (1600 km) above Saturn's cloud tops and sends it on dizzying dives through the narrow gap between the gas giant and its rings.
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Closer, Joy Division Joy Division's swan song was written in late 1979 and early 1980 while lead singer Ian Curtis was battling both epilepsy — worsened by the band's performance schedule and his medication regimen — and the disintegration of his marriage.
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In many ways, Motion City Soundtrack's swan song was also the album they always wanted to make, as if they had made peace with not becoming the next OK Go and were finally fine with just being Motion City Soundtrack.
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Fisher's plan makes sense for the Rams; they're the new kids in town and why ruffle feathers during an LA institution's swan song if it's not totally necessary, but it's sort of amazing that Tennessee kept a lid on it, too.
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First, I said that "The Other Side" was the show's big swan song for Sasha — but as we found out this week, Sonequa Martin-Green has been gifted a drawn-out, physically and mentally torturous march towards death in Negan's lair.
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And while you're killing time, his Late Night swan song, a performance of The Band's "The Weight" with the Muppets, is every type of charming, from Fallon's take on Levon Helm to Animal's aharmonic screams at the end of every chorus.
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Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) President James Greenwood also noted that the legislation is effectively a swan song for outgoing House Energy and Commerce Chairman Fred Upton (R-Mich.), who has been a respected leader and gained bipartisan support for the bill.
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Later, in "The Anatomy of Influence" — a 2011 book he called, prematurely, his "virtual swan song" — Professor Bloom seemed to soften his canonical stance, conceding that a critic of any heritage is obliged to take seriously other traditions, including non-Western.
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We may never get a more tangible connection between "Legion" and the (sorry) legion of Marvel mutant movies that has led to the impending release of "Logan," the sad-old-man swan song for the X-Men's breakout character, Wolverine.
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Installed within the scenography of the Monnaie de Paris's fairytale, 22001th-century salons, and cornily titled Not Afraid of Love, this self-selected presentation is Cattelan's largest since 63's retrospective and supposed swan song All at the Guggenheim in New York.
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The actress — who reprised her role as the fast-talking Lorelai when Gilmore Girls headed to Netflix for a revival season — admitted during a talk at 92Y that season 8's A Year In the Life was likely the show's swan song.
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SEGA's swan-song console burned briefly and brightly for a period of only 18 months in Europe and the US. To put that in context, its production run was outlived by earlier also-ran systems such as the Atari Jaguar and Panasonic 3DO.
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Or would she be redeemed in the eyes of the law-and-order crowd by her swan-song performance as Hercule Poirot's niece, a detective carrying on the family tradition by solving the murder in "Yech: A Marvellous Mushroom Murder Mystery Musical Movie"?
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So here's my conclusion, after nearly a week testing the 83 and 8 Plus: The 8s feel like a swan song — or, to put it another way, they represent Apple's platonic ideal of that first iPhone, an ultimate refinement before eternal retirement.
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The semi-final pits two of the finest players of the modern era against each other in their Olympic swan song, with 33-year-old Malaysian Lee desperate to shake off a losing record at big tournaments to five-times world champion Lin.
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Third-ranked Lin's seeding put him in Lee's side of the draw, denying fans another battle royale in the gold medal-decider but Friday's semi-final will pit two of the finest players of the modern era against each other in their Olympic swan song.
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Guaranteed by manager Pete Mackanin to start each contest of the three-game series, former National League MVP Ryan Howard belted a solo homer on Friday in what is expected to be the beginning of his swan song in the City of Brotherly Love.
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It also served as a swan song of sorts for Sasha, and how much it worked for you probably depends on how invested you were in the Sasha-Rosita-Abraham love triangle that existed for a couple of Season 6B episodes to begin with.
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There's still no confirmation on whether the Star Trek movie will actually make it to production, or whether a space crime movie set on the Enterprise will actually be Tarantino's swan song, but it sounds like the guy is serious about the project, at least.
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Depending on how the night goes, the confrontation could be either a swan song for Mr. Sanders, who has suffered a string of crushing primary defeats this month, or a chance for the onetime front-runner to reassert his rationale for extending the contest.
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These are the things I ponder while watching Seal sing in the Super Bowl pre-game show, and commentators wax poetic about Peyton Manning's swan song above a logo for Turkish Airlines and against a backdrop of the Golden Gate bridge on the TVs above the bar.
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That is inspired—maybe the only thing inspired about what is objectively the worst Kanye West song—but you also know that what hit Kanye at first at least was Czukay's bass—the nimble, lumbering backbone of "Sing Swan Song" and most other Can songs. 9.
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Schubert already knew he was dying when, during his final three months of life, in 1828, he composed three piano sonatas, the "Shepherd on the Rock" trio, the String Quintet in C and 14 songs that were later published together under the heading "Schwanengesang" ("Swan Song").
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Sentiment and nostalgia will always find a place on the leaderboard, as 37-year-old Sergio Garcia showed by notching his first major win at the Masters in April, while 50-year-old Wisconsin-native Steve Stricker provided an emotional touchstone in an Erin Hills swan-song.
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Captain Fantastic's Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour made the first of six stops at New York City's most famous venue Thursday night, and any fears that John's swan song would be a maudlin affair were instantly allayed be the 71-year-old legend's sequined ringmaster's tuxedo jacket.
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There is something else at play, too, though, something perhaps unique to Rooney himself: a readiness, if not quite a glee, to write him off at the first available opportunity, to believe that there will be no final hurrah, no last swan song, no Indian summer.
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On his swan song tour of Europe, President Barack Obama said in Athens last Tuesday (November 15) that "austerity cannot be the formula for growth," and vowed to carry that message to the rest of the continent that is now being rescued by ECB's cheap and abundant credit flows.
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This is Mondrian's realist swan song before turning decisively to nonobjective art, spelling out nature's core symmetries and linear formations — the same ones he would use to transform the urban grid of midtown Manhattan 20 years later, turning the fresh American cityscape into "Broadway Boogie Woogie" (1942-43).
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Among the top superhero movies, according to critics, are the highest-grossing movie ever "Avengers: Endgame"; the animated Oscar winner "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse"; and "Logan," the R-rated "X-Men" swan song for actor Hugh Jackman, who played the character Wolverine for nearly two decades.
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David Bowie's Blackstar, the space-jazzed out swan song album that he dropped just days before his death a year ago, was nominated for five Grammy Awards, and swept them all: Best Rock Performance, Best Alternative Music Album, Best Recording Package, Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical and Best Rock Song.
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"I believe when one looks nationally, the tough on crime rhetoric came and went and there's still people who are going to give it the swan song but for a variety of reasons people have backed away from that," said Bruce Reilly, deputy director of the New Orleans-based VOTE group.
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And for some, like Iron Man/Tony Stark and Captain America/Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), this is the final time they'll be seen on the big screen as their characters were given the swan song they deserved (though Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow also died in Endgame, she reportedly has another movie in development).
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Neither snobbery nor slobbering fandom is allowed to mar the proceedings, and the interviewees gamely tackle David Cronenberg's high concept Videodrome with the same appreciation of craft and gore that they bring to discussions of open schlock like Chopping Mall or Stephen King's cocaine-fueled directorial debut (and directorial swan song), Maximum Overdrive.
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Block took a moment to brag a bit about his accomplishments, including how some of those purchases performed, during his swan song call with Salesforce, calling it a capstone of his time at Salesforce: In Q20173, we grew 32% in the Americas, 28% in APAC and 47% in EMEA in constant currency.
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The film is a skillfully written thriller centering on Jesse's narrative shortly after he escapes from the Neo-Nazis' meth facility... El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie gives Jesse Pinkman the swan song he deserves, with a compelling two-hour story that brings us back into the high-stakes world of drugs and thrilling shootouts.
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With a guitar intro like a soft bell beckoning the night's final slow dance, the well-crafted lead single from Avalon in 1982 reads like a swan song: "It was fun for a while / There was no way of knowing / Like dream in the night / Who can say where we're going" Ferry swoons over gentle synths.
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Nintendo's swan song for the Game Boy Advanced line had incredible hardware, and was ultimately eclipsed by the DS. But even if Nintendo decides to stop giving attention to the 3DS line of products and slows its pace of new games, the 2DS XL will still be the best way to catch up on the incredible back catalog for the handheld device.
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Outgoing Coast Guard Commandant Paul Zukunft made the icebreaker gap part of his swan song; President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has spoken about it; and in various public fora, politicians from Alaska to Maine have sounded the alarm.
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And yet there's been something unexpectedly collective about our mourning David Bowie's passing—in so many of the considerations, tributes, obituaries, and remembrances, we talk about how it wasn't supposed to happen, how hard it is to sufficiently describe, let alone encapsulate his massive cultural influence, how astonished we are that he'd crafted his final swan song, Blackstar, dropped it on his 803th birthday, and then two days later, was gone.
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It all seems like a bit of a swan song for Oculus, which despite gaining an early toehold on the mobile platform, was always facing an uphill battle given the amount of system-level integration needed to ready smartphone manufacturers for VR. With the VR mode in Android Nougat, Google has pretty much dropped a blanket upgrade to Android devices so that low-latency VR can be a reality across manufacturers for devices with low persistence displays.
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Today, we have a small taste of the Los Angeles-based veteran's swan song, and it comes in the form of a short-but-oh-so-sweet collaboration with dynamic vocalist/producer, Seven Davis Jr. Chock full of shuffling jazz horns and the type of celebratory, grooving house tinge we've come to expect from the pair of producers, it's an early taste of a farewell that will have us both teary-eyed, and cutting shapes on the dancefloor.
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Nintendo of America's Reggie Fils-Aime told Polygon after the switch event earlier this week in New York that "from a first-party standpoint, there's no new development coming… We really are at the end of life for Wii U." Fortunately, the game is looking to be a hell of a swan song, and people chary of picking up a Switch at launch will be happy to learn that the two versions of the game, for Nintendo's outgoing and incoming consoles, should be nearly identical.
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