No one would accuse Trent Reznor of taking it easy.
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But so far, Trump is taking it easy on pharma.
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"I definitely don't plan on taking it easy," he said.
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Justin Theroux and Emma Stone are taking it easy in France.
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So we were taking it easy in a low-key tent.
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"Pretty bad — that's taking it easy on myself too," Benn said.
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We're told he's currently taking it easy and already feeling better.
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All that's clear is that Arcade Fire aren't taking it easy.
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But that doesn't mean any of us will be taking it easy.
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Liam Hemsworth is taking it easy as he recovers from kidney stones.
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Will is all for taking it easy, but Logan has other plans.
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So the security instructions get shelved and people start taking it easy.
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That said, there will be plenty of taking-it-easy time, allegedly. 4.
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"I'm not great at taking it easy," the Democratic presidential nominee tells PEOPLE.
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There is a case to be made for taking it easy on consolidation.
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Cormier is taking it easy while the powers that be decide Jones' fate.
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So even while you were taking it easy, something was happening on social media.
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Lindsay Lohan is taking it easy amid the relationship drama with fiancé Egor Tarabasov.
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Lil Yachty's verses have been taking it easy in the last month or so.
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By kicking back and taking it easy now that the attention isn't on him.
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Your energy is best spent focusing on domestic issues and taking it easy today.
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It's an early night for me, but Sundays are meant for taking it easy.
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Deep summertime is for taking it easy, and the sports world understands this no differently.
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I'm taking it easy today since I'm still recovering, but manage a 1.3-mile walk.
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This is an experienced woman, and I won&apost be taking it easy at all.
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The women who won't take no for an answer aren't taking it easy New US Rep.
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"We're taking it easy, just letting our hair do what it wants to do," she says.
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The energy in Austin may be laid-back, but the fine dining scene isn't taking it easy.
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Betty's been one of Hollywood's hardest working leading ladies for years, but today she's taking it easy.
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They've been taking it easy since they've both been discharged from the hospital — saving up their strength.
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"[Beyoncé] is surrounded by her family and is taking it easy," a source told People in April.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sharon Kotzen is a 73-year-old retiree, but she is hardly taking it easy.
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And these are not the photos or videos of a woman who's taking it easy at the gym.
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I don't have a lot of grad school homework this weekend so I'm okay with taking it easy.
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Nearby, several police officers sat in the white, plastic monobloc chairs endemic to Filipino bureaucracy, taking it easy.
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Now we get to sixty, when everyone else is taking it easy, [and] we've all decided to work!
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" Jennefer Witter of New York City also "worked throughout my summer...taking it easy was not an option.
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And I don't want to spoil anything for anyone So I have been taking it easy on the posts.
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And I don't want to spoil anything for anyone So I have been taking it easy on the posts.
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So, however tempted you may by this week to really knock yourself into 2017, try taking it easy first.
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But good luck taking it easy tonight: Your planetary ruler Venus will meet with unpredictable Uranus, bringing exciting surprises.
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On top of that, I have to travel to Sicily the day after tomorrow, so I'm taking it easy.
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"Gonna be taking it easy tonight on stage sprained my ankle playing ball," he said on Instagram before the show.
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And just because the Fabletics founder was using wine bottles as weights doesn't mean that she was taking it easy.
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But once drugs ambushed their family, taking it easy no longer would be in the forecast for this Ohio couple.
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That's because the band went on hiatus in 2008, and has just been taking it easy–very easy–ever since.
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"She is surrounded by her family and is taking it easy," a source told PEOPLE exclusively about the Grammy winner.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is taking it easy on payday lenders accused of preying on low-income workers.
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"She is surrounded by her family and is taking it easy," a source told PEOPLE exclusively in April of the singer.
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I'm still not feeling super great, so I intend on taking it easy the rest of the night, which I do.
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Kardashian is still taking it easy after the robbery, putting everything from her app to her social media presence on hold.
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At a time when most of her contemporaries are taking it easy, Rodin, now 21950, is pretty much just getting started.
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"She is surrounded by her family and is taking it easy," a source previously told PEOPLE exclusively about the Grammy winner.
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During the summer, the days, and thus the fast, last more than 15 hours, so taking it easy when possible is important.
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"She is surrounded by her family and is taking it easy," a source told PEOPLE exclusively in April about the Grammy winner.
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But if your mates are hitting those tequila slammers hard, you'll still end up feeling smashed—even if you're taking it easy.
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Even before the fashion calendar was jam-packed with pre-collections and runway shows, Simons was an champion of taking it easy.
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The-Dream is back with Ménage à Trois, a 40-track, three-part mixtape, and he's not taking it easy on us.
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After returning to Los Angeles from Paris on Friday, the 21-year-old model is taking it easy and leaning on her family.
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At 100 years old, the world's oldest billionaire would be forgiven for taking it easy and enjoying the riches of his eight-decade career.
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We've been very low key since the beginning; this is a once in a lifetime opportunity, but we want to keep taking it easy.
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The couple was seen taking it easy on a boat as they soaked up the sun and spent some quality time together on Friday.
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"We are taking it easy," he told CNBC's Dan Murphy while at an OPEC symposium in Riyadh, when asked about the U.S. president's tweet.
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Even though he was taking it easy, as soon as he started to breathe just a little harder than usual, he nearly keeled over.
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Whether she is having the baby today or not, Meghan is likely taking it easy in the final weeks – or possibly days – of her pregnancy.
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It's mid-June, and according to tradition, the news cycle is supposed to be lethargic, cooling off in a hammock somewhere and taking it easy.
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It's obvious Cole and Rosenfield should probably be the ones taking it easy, since they're the ones barging into a woman's home, demanding uncomfortable conversations.
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Aim to restore what should be a relaxing, peaceful time by taking it easy and relishing in all the activities that come along with it.
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"I was just taking it easy out there," said Rodgers who will be looking to better his season best time of 10 flat in the final.
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Forget about travel: Should a millennial who is working 40 hours a week making $32,000 a year even be sitting around all weekend taking it easy?
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So taking it easy on soy products isn't a bad idea, but the occasional Subway chicken sandwich isn't going to make you OD on soy overnight.
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But, again, these criminals don't exhibit the kind of restraint that you're supposed to, and taking it easy on them can so often be your undoing.
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My husband, L., is volunteering at a Breakfast with Santa so the baby and I are taking it easy since we are both battling a cold.
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TAKE IT EASY Sunday is a day I don't force myself to do any exercises, any push-ups, or take a bath, because I'm taking it easy.
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Upton may joke about taking it easy at the gym, but she usually works out five to six days a week for at least an hour each time.
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"Chrissy has been baking — she never does — and taking it easy in the days leading up to the birth," the insider says of the Cravings cookbook author, 32.
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Jones has been taking it easy ever since he got knocked out by Enzo Maccarinelli in Russia last month -- leading many to believe Jones would never fight again.
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You can improve your FICO score by paying your bills on time, keeping debt balances low, and taking it easy when it comes to opening and closing accounts.
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The former maintains a po-faced seriousness even as it tumbles into high-concept lunacy, while the latter is a film about taking it easy that takes it easy.
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In addition to taking it easy and catching those ZZZs, the ACM suggests staying hydrated with plenty of fluids, using a humidifier, or popping some sort of hard candy.
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Clinton had to take a few days off the campaign trail to recover from pneumonia last month, Democrats are sensitive about the implication that she is taking it easy.
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"No one is taking it easy on you because you're a freshman, and we're coming at everyone just as they're basketball players, we don't care what grade they're in."
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Maybe he was just taking it easy on Sorkin or maybe he was in a cramped space but, seriously, it's pretty clear Mnuchin hasn't spent much time in snowball fights.
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" Though the actress did not specifically state what caused her pain, she did share on Instagram that she will be taking it easy for the "next 6 to 8 weeks.
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The market "is taking it easy ahead of a long weekend (in the United States) and uncertainty over OPEC," said Bjarne Schieldrop, chief commodities analyst with SEB Bank in Oslo.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Microsoft also announced they were taking it easy this year at E3 — though this might also be a good opportunity for them to double down.
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While they sort that out, Ruiz says he's going to focus on getting his body right -- which means he'll be taking it easy when it comes to his Snickers obsession.
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We catch this Taking-It-Easy Fraud descending a whole bunch of stairs he just climbed up in Hawaii instead of doing as Demetrius Jackson would and simply enjoying himself.
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It's based on the ethos of Jeffrey "The Dude" Lebowski, which aims "to form a more perfect groovin', establish just taking it easy, and promote inner tranquility," according to its creator.
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Acting High Commissioner for Dominica Janet Charles revealed that Harry said the Queen should be taking it easy – but that she wanted to attend the service of thanksgiving for the public.
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Qatari driver Nasser al-Attiyah won the stage, a 375km timed special between Chilecito and San Juan in Argentina, in his Toyota with Sainz taking it easy and finishing 18 minutes behind.
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WATCH THIS: Yes, Tamar Braxton Has a Champagne Bar in Her House For all her multitasking and celeb collab-ing, the designer knows a thing or two about taking it easy, too.
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You might think that Vogt would be taking it easy after a transaction of that magnitude, but he's apparently still active and engaged with the company — at least in real-world testing.
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Right now, I just came off the final shows of the year a couple weeks ago, so I'll be taking it easy for the next month, trying to figure out what's next.
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FROM COINAGE: Jay-Z & Beyonce: All the Ways J and Bey Get Paid Now, Beyoncé can focus on taking it easy — something doctors advised her to do when considering her 2017 Coachella set.
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The Dodgers ace -- rockin' a retro outfit that would make the '80s proud -- hosted his closest celeb friends for the super competitive tourney at Dodger Stadium ... and it's clear nobody's taking it easy.
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Both sides have deployed extensive technical arguments (and research) to back their cases, but the FCC has yet to make any kind of decision, but that doesn't mean the Commission is taking it easy.
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Still, Mr. Rubio stands out: Though still seen by many people as the eventual Republican nominee, he's taking it easy on the campaign trail while hardly ever doing his day job in the Senate.
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"When you become the vessel, when you have the privilege of carrying life and giving life, you have to listen, and so right now I think it is all about taking it easy," she adds.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said OPEC and its partners were "taking it easy" in response to a tweet from Trump on Monday that called on the group to slacken its restrictions on crude production.
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There are times I'll yell at Gleb to stop taking it easy on me and he has to remind me that we can't push my body too far or we won't be able to dance at all.
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The nation&aposs 41st president was receiving calls and taking it easy at his seaside home eight days after being released from a hospital where he was treated for low blood pressure, said Chief of Staff Jean Becker.
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Why bother being kind to my body by taking it easy on the beer and potato skins when all the crap I consume might not catch up with me by the time that not-future comes to pass?
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its partners were already "taking it easy" in response to a tweet from Trump on Monday, who told the group to "relax" on production cuts.
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"Khloé is taking it easy in Cleveland, getting everything ready and she can't wait to meet her baby girl," a separate source said to PEOPLE about Kardashian nesting at the couple's home after being "basically bicoastal" for the past eight months.
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"I'm taking it easy to start with and don't want to start out with this idea of only releasing records of a certain type of sound, but I will definitely know if I feel it has run its course," she says.
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We can also do our best to maximize fuel efficiency—for example, by removing roof boxes and other items that add weight when not in use, taking it easy on the pedals, and optimizing fuel economy by keeping tires properly inflated.
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Between that, spring training and the Astros' opening day game Thursday, Verlander says he and Upton do everything they can to make time for each other, even if it means taking it easy and saving any big trips for later down the road.
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"Physically I am alright, there is a little bit of pain, but nothing a massage can't cure, I'm taking it easy," Bolt said of his condition two days after finishing third despite clocking his season's best-equaling 9.95 seconds in the 1003m final.
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Following his mid-concert collapse in Ireland, the country singer, 50, spoke out for the first time, joking about taking it easy during his workouts when he was spotted arriving at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City on Monday evening.
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POLK CITY, Fl. - After a long tradition of entertaining crowds as part of the Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus the last 11 elephants that toured with "The Greatest Show on Earth" will be taking it easy during their retirement in Florida.
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LONDON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said on Wednesday that OPEC and its partners were "taking it easy" in response to a tweet from U.S. President Donald Trump requesting oil producers ease their efforts to boost oil prices.
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LONDON/RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said on Wednesday that OPEC and its partners were "taking it easy", in response to a tweet from U.S. President Donald Trump requesting that oil producers relax their efforts to boost oil prices.
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During the recent game in Karuizawa, Iguchi, an elegant skater, seemed at turns to be taking it easy: stickhandling circles around his opponents with the puck, as a cat-owner might tease kittens with a ball of string, before picking his corners for shots.
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An arena show demands a certain amount of spectacle, but Kygo's best tracks evoke the simple pleasure of taking it easy: for eighty minutes, he worked the keyboards, adding chords and simple melodic figures to his unhurried beats, and the crowd was happy to sway along.
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But the main appeal of Uruguay, a progressive country wedged between two giants led by right-wing politicians, Argentina and Brazil, is taking it easy: Locals are as chilled out as it gets, more than 10 cars is a traffic jam and cows outnumber humans four to one.
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Remember, Robert Mueller, the special counsel, was appointed just last May in the wake of significant critical public reaction to his firing of James Comey, the F.B.I. director, who reportedly offered no assurances about curtailing the Russia investigation generally or specifically taking it easy on Michael Flynn, the former national security adviser.
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EDT: After a day of taking it easy in Vermont, Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE holds a town hall in Scranton, Pa. Note, Pennsylvania votes Tuesday.
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Actually, what Federer said was "close; very close," at which point the crowd—perhaps forgetting that this is an exhibition tournament—murmured at the spectacle of this old veteran, the greatest player in the history of the men's game, taking it easy on the young kid, who is already terrifyingly good, as indicated by his No. 24 world ranking.
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Of course, given Malloy's unpopularity, the Republicans also have a shot at just winning the race, and Lamont will have to bank heavily on the national GOP's unpopularity to give him the W. It's been a hard century or so for mustaches in American politics, which, though not exactly unheard of in today's Congress, are normally limited to politicians taking it easy in safe seats.
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