The media talking heads were the media talking heads; at times I wish they'd stop talking.
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It is built around talking heads from one side squabbling with talking heads from the other side.
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Cable news doesn't fill airwaves with talking heads to keep viewers frustrated; producers book talking heads because people like to watch heads, talking.
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But certainly a lot of television, which is talking heads.
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There are so many talking heads that yours will spin.
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It's time to go all Talking Heads on this situation.
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Most documentarians have all these fucking talking heads in it.
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There was no dude who was really into Talking Heads?
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They didn't shout over each other like cable talking heads.
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The nation faces a budget crisis, say some talking heads.
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Do not listen to the talking heads on cable channels.
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Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer": A funky little number, that's for sure.
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There&aposs a lot at stake here for these talking heads.
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The full Kardashian treatment—talking heads, glossy title sequence, the works.
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The production work, well, you've probably already heard the Talking Heads.
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The national conversation today focuses on partisanship, bickering and talking heads.
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You know, the boobs, the talking heads and the funny suits.
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CNN hired pro-Trump talking heads who regularly misinformed their audience.
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What do all those talking heads actually talk about all day?
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The talking heads were happy, as were the trolls and politicians.
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Fran Lebowitz and Anna Wintour are among the many talking heads.
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Yet Talking Heads also held on to their arty Western side.
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Talking heads complained early on in the second term about Mrs.
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You can have talking heads on cable TV discussing it endlessly.
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She's also fed up with politicians and talking heads blaming previous Presidents.
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Bits of their set make me think of Devo and Talking Heads.
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Think early Talking Heads without a hint of David Byrne's leaping weirdness.
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So do the cable-news talking heads whose shows Trump constantly watches.
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Read the authors or watch the talking heads with whom you disagree.
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After all, there's weird, and then there's Talking Heads Weird, all art school conceits and deconstructed melodies; meanwhile, I was still wrapping my head around Radiohead (whose name, by the way, is taken from a Talking Heads song).
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Some talking heads on American TV will insist that we don't want war.
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It's the bass line from the 1977 single "Psycho Killer" by Talking Heads.
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So much so that the Talking Heads named their first album after it.
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With this one I get a lot of Talking Heads/David Bowie vibes.
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Talking Heads' "I Zimbra," from 1979, used a Hugo Ball text for lyrics.
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"Stop Making Sense" (1984), documentary about the Talking Heads by Jonathan Demme. Aug.
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What all those other talking heads are not, however, are Johnny and Tara.
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Reporters can burnish their credentials before heading off to gigs as talking heads.
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You may ask yourself, how did we get here (to paraphrase Talking Heads).
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The only talking heads are Thomas's and Virginia's; no other perspectives are offered.
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Too often TV's talking heads broadcast information they do not know first-hand.
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An overseas debacle too significant to be explained away by Fox's talking heads.
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Jonathan Demme shoots David Byrne and Talking Heads in performance in what many critics consider one of the best concert films, with a visual style "as coolly iconoclastic as Talking Heads itself," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times.
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Where party leadership and the talking heads disagreed, entrepreneurial activists and elected rushed in.
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Previously known as the Anderson Theater, it hosted performances from Talking Heads and Blondie.
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In the 80s, he directed Stop Making Sense, a documentary about the Talking Heads.
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Most televisions vacillated between talking heads and screenshots of league statements regarding the closures.
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All morning, talking heads uneasily asked which version of the story would win out.
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The highlight of "Too Funny" is the various talking-heads acknowledging this absurd contrast.
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Sparse, like a blissed out Talking Heads, Retiree's idyllic sound is hard not to like.
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In the 80s, he joined the Talking Heads as a touring member of the band.
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I think I ruined Talking Heads' "This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)" for him.
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In a commercial break between the talking heads, The 700 Club advertised a prayer line.
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I am sure those talking heads who mischaracterized my argument knew what they were doing.
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There was a short talking heads intro, and the words "cinematic adventure platformer" were said.
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There are no talking heads speaking earnestly about how she rewrote the rules of pop.
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Instead these women are dismissed or even worse, slut-shamed by the usual talking heads.
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There will be surprises always, often when most talking heads thought something else would happen.
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The talking heads fill air over cable news captions that shout "breaking news" in red.
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Fyre shoots its talking heads straight on, à la Wild, Wild Country, which looks modern.
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Can we pls get back to the *real* talking heads who know nothing about Sweden?
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The movie features no new onscreen interviews, so it is refreshingly free of talking heads.
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Angelique Kidjo's recent remake of the Talking Heads' " Remain in Light " does the same thing.
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The author is David Byrne of the Talking Heads, an influential band of the 1980s.
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And it features enough Talking Heads, Madonna and Michael Jackson to please any '80s kid.
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David Bowie's "Let's Dance" moved to the Talking Heads' "Once in a Lifetime." slide show
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The television talking heads pick over each and every juicy tidbit like vultures over carrion.
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Not only was Trump unhappy with it, but conservative talking heads and pundits were outraged.
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Like Talking Heads and many aspects of the Ramones, which was stylized in many ways.
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Many TV shows are just talking heads, you can watch that on your phone, why not?
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Now he wore his suit like David Byrne in the Talking Heads video of our youth.
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Good old-fashioned talking heads documentary, spiced up here and there with some fancy computer graphics.
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Pretty cool model race car sets to look at, glacial pace and snooze-worth talking heads.
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On the flipside, you intentionally almost never make the Nazis the talking heads for Nazi ideology.
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To listen to Talking Heads is to witness a performer's indecisive dance between pleasure and revulsion.
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Jesse learned to navigate Washington's web of think tanks and white papers, experts and talking heads.
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Using common-sense strategies, instead of merely listening to talking heads, can give you a boost.
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Elected officials, media talking heads and even conservative activists are unsure where the organization is going.
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The strategist suggested Freedom Caucus members would be little more than "talking heads" on cable television.
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Wes: We were basically an LCD Soundsystem and Talking Heads cover band for all of college.
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There were these bands like the Talking Heads and Blondie who were clearly influenced by that.
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I didn't want some fucking boring one with a load of talking heads justifying my existence.
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If there was a DJ set doing a nice mix of Talking Heads, I'd be there.
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He's famously collaborated with Talking Heads, Peter Gabriel, and La Monte Young's Theater of Eternal Music.
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J.P. And you may ask yourself: How much does this New York trio love Talking Heads?
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I.A. agents of any stripe who are now talking heads should continue to get classified information.
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Also, those talking heads know nothing about you and why you invested in the first place.
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She can really reach kids in a way that some of these other talking heads can't.
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"Pomegranate," the program's first play, presents us with a pair of talking heads debating their situation.
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Goldston said the focus would be providing news coverage and less on talking heads or commentary.
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Nearly every week, talking heads and campaign reporters zealously cover another supposedly damning thing Trump said.
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The office is lined with screens where your remote colleagues might pop up as talking heads.
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Talking Heads and another band, Television, were on the bill and Lou Reed was shooting pool.
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In response to this assertion of presidential power, academics, pundits and talking heads are weighing in.
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If there were too many talking heads in there, the noise would drown out the recording.
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Democrats aren't going to win any breakthroughs by calling in unrelated witnesses and talking heads, he said.
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Like most of the other talking heads on TV, I was haughtily dismissive of Donald Trump's candidacy.
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This is not your typical documentary, however — there are no talking heads and the biography is sparse.
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There are no talking heads or experts to contextualize, politicize, or even name the rituals we observe.
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They're very savvy and good at getting their talking heads on television to help build their brand.
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The hosts on these outlets and the talking heads accepted a no-holds-barred style of conversation.
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And a dawn set by Skrillex, with Bonobo filling in for Four Tet and spinning Talking Heads.
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Omnipresent talking heads, deluges of data, and outlandish market calls make it easy to accept prevailing narratives.
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Fifth, make it clearer which talking heads are journalists, which are partisan hacks, which are paid shills.
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ESPN is left with a major question: Who, among its talking heads, is capable of replacing Bayless?
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In the editing room, we looked at all the visual materials, the interviews and the talking heads.
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Instead, word has to spread from beat writers and film junkies to talking heads and armchair quarterbacks.
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An example I would use is the way that CNN has purchased these pro-Trump talking heads.
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In the media, journalists and talking heads called all these perpetrators things like beasts and jungle animals.
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Sire Records had moved uptown to a high-rise since they'd discovered Talking Heads and the Ramones.
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The headlines in the talking Heads scream today that President Trump had angered and alienated our trading partners.
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In some ways I kind of walked away from where I saw the success of Talking Heads going.
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I didn't want to make a film about science or about technology with talking heads explaining the technology.
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For Talking Heads, it's a moment of catharsis so massive even the singer can hardly resist its pull.
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Visually, the film is quite plain, sticking to talking heads and still images of the artwork being discussed.
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" Talking Heads frontman David Byrne wrote that Demme's "view of the world was open, warm, animated and energetic.
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American anchors, reporters and talking heads use keywords to stir the pot, make it more edgy, more salacious.
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The politicians and talking heads on both sides of the aisle who offer little resistance and total cowardice.
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As the talking heads commentate, one artwork and then the next and then the next come into focus.
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He is not afraid to call out President Obama and the self-important talking heads on cable news.
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The federal hiring freeze was four months old, and talking heads lamented the decline of the federal workforce.
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Doesn't seem so bleak if you can just tune out the talking heads on cable TV, does it?
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The president is popular despite the 24/2023 attacks by talking heads on cable networks, eager for ratings.
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Eno himself arrived in New York during 1979 in order to record Talking Heads' seminal Fear of Music.
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I know Trump supporters who don't conform to type, and many of them are writers or talking heads.
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Talking Heads were different until they got Jerry Harrison in the band, and then they sounded totally normal.
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Interest groups and talking heads always demand immediate action on favored priorities and bemoan any delay in enactment.
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But even on Fox News, the talking heads did not mince words: The situation did not look good.
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Former Talking heads frontman and genuine pop music icon David Byrne's new album, American Utopia, came out yesterday.
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When a documentary's talking heads use both "tsunami" and "sinkhole" to describe a problem, it gets your attention.
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Recording over an iconic Talking Heads bass line was the brainchild of Julia Michaels, Gomez's most frequent cowriter.
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After leaving P-Funk, as it was commonly known, Worrell spent several years touring with the Talking Heads.
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Upon his depature from the band in the early 80s, he played occasionally with rock band Talking Heads.
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She gives us the typical talking heads rhetorically reviving the ghost of the photographer who died in 1984.
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Last week, many in the U.S. media — news anchors, talking heads and commentators — gushed with praise over Utah Sen.
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Trump's army of Twitter backers and TV talking heads also seemed to have been caught flat-footed at first.
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In an interview, Talking Heads frontman David Byrne recounts holding his first solo exhibition in the unfinished museum space.
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Talking heads are also expected to take up the critical posts of national security adviser and chief economic adviser.
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Talking heads rushed to the microphone to lament the stalling economy and call for help from the Federal Reserve.
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But the Talking Heads have always been a contradiction; clean-cut hippies balancing choreographed whimsy against capitalist-critiquing anxiety.
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He banters and jokes with talking heads without falling back on either polished athlete-speak or (too much) cursing.
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Mr. Worrell had not heard of the Talking Heads when the band's guitarist and keyboardist, Jerry Harrison, contacted him.
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"Talking Heads can show the power of imagination to lead us into a metaphysical and magical experience of metamorphosis."
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Washington's talking heads worked all night and into the morning, discussing the potential damage from the U.S.-Russia summit.
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Talking heads and sports journalists said they were appalled with the NFL's decision not to punish Rudolph more severely.
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When cable news hosts and talking heads see these kinds of results, they exult, report and analyze ad nauseam.
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A.M'-era disco of Daft Punk, Sebastien Tellier (on "Back Together"), Talking Heads, Bowie, even OutKast and Anglicizes it.
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"I wanted to talk to the people on the inside," Ms. Kennebeck said, not experts and other talking heads.
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He typically avoids the exposition-spouting talking heads of most documentaries; all dialogue comes in the form of conversation.
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There's minimal onscreen text, a couple of very simple illustrations to show the spacecraft's trajectory, and no talking heads.
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In a sense, these TikTok users are building short-form TV networks, each with a cast of talking heads.
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Indeed, talking heads on cable news shows endlessly debate now whether there was a quid pro quo in play.
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The talking heads already are speculating regarding his replacement, and are sure to bandy about a host of names.
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Talking heads then react on television, as print journalists tweet while firing up their laptops to meet evening deadlines.
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I know that plenty of talking heads are skeptical of any candidate's ability to expand their party beyond traditional borders.
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While talking heads predicted Armageddon, President Trump's strong stand against North Korea put Kim Jong Un back on his heels.
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Granted, they are more often re-told by some ex-primary school teacher, on a talking-heads Channel 5 show.
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Talking Heads swelled to a nine-piece for live dates during the 80s, including Parliament-Funkadelic keyboard player Bernie Worrell.
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BRIAN STELTER, CNN, MAY 29, 2016: Are the talking heads missing something when they put it all on the economy?
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It's a little bit Talking Heads music video, a little bit Jazzpunk, and a whole bunch of blissfully bizarre logic.
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Network news talking heads chitter incessantly, declaring that if such-and-such comes to pass, the worst will come about.
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Conservatives talking heads pressure Trump: Trump, though, is facing pressure from conservatives who say the deal is not good enough.
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No matter what you've heard from the talking heads, the polls, or the hipster at the bar, Trump can win.
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Rather, politicians and talking heads paint a picture of refugees as threats to our security and drains on our resources.
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The vast majority of the film features the talking heads typical of documentaries examining the import of a historical event.
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From its naysaying title (from a Talking Heads song), "This Ain't No Disco" screeches like a repressive, single-message scold.
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It doesn't matter what the sophist talking heads say on TV. It doesn't matter what verified nobodies say on Twitter.
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People who think it's about talking heads ... if they want to make a documentary that way, they can do it.
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But our politics are increasingly anything but that, because partisan activists, talking heads and the Twitter furies won't allow it.
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The long list of performers included the Velvet Underground, Bruce Springsteen, the Talking Heads, the Ramones and the Beastie Boys.
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It is formally conventional and draws on the usual zippy you-are-there moments with lots of gabby talking heads.
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The talking heads and pundits oversold every leak or agency report in the hopes that it might derail the administration.
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How long am I going to have to listen to talking heads and commercials while I wait for the picks?
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Then Elvis Costello, Talking Heads, R.E.M. and other bands grabbed my attention and made Supertramp sound … well, kind of sappy.
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I always talk about the Wham City scene having roots much closer to the American new wave — Talking Heads, Devo.
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The student activists who emerged after the tragedy have been repeatedly attacked and smeared by trolls, talking heads, and politicians.
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A broad trend is a good proxy for an established trend, notes Manoj Pradhan of Talking Heads Macro, a research firm.
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If you don't know where that reputation came from, all you have to do is eyeball some old Talking Heads videos.
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That talking heads have wrested control of the GOP from the traditional party powerbrokers benefits neither the party, nor the nation.
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Marr played on Talking Heads' 1988 album Naked and joined childhood friend Matt Johnson to tour and record with The The.
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The film eschews historians, journalists and other talking heads, drawing only on the voices of the band to tell their history.
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Relying on a series of talking heads interviews and historical photos throughout the years, the short Remember Those Great Volkswagen Ads?
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It should be a nice upgrade from StarCraft's galleries of talking heads arguing with each other from inside tiny TV windows.
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Watching these talking heads, though, I catch myself twitching, like I do when I know a thriller is setting me up.
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Whether these talking heads actually do make for a "more interesting film," as Layton promises, is up to us to decide.
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For instance, our producer, Jerry Harrison from the Talking Heads, was billing the label every week to rent his ProTools rig.
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Television has embraced opinion journalism, featuring opinionated hosts and talking heads who comment on the news as much as report it.
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It was pooh-poohed by so many cynical talking heads and defeatists in the establishment, including some in our own party.
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Scorsese plays ball: four of the talking heads in the doc are believably wry or wistful, but their accounts are fabricated.
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I'd seen the Talking Heads and The Heartbreakers and realized that that music scene was already pretty locked up by 1976.
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"You're the Voice" by John Farnham, "This Must Be the Place" by Talking Heads, and "It's My Life" by Talk Talk.
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This universe's spin on Superman, Superian (Brendan Hines) grows frustrated as he watches cable news talking heads complain about his actions.
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All the other candidates somehow seemed anachronistic, like talking heads from the 85033s, discussing their competence, but none had a message.
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The anti-abortion talking heads in the film do not deny the strategy, nor do they get much of the spotlight.
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The archival footage—grainy and often quite lovely—occurs exactly when you expect it to occur; the pans over still photos are the same as in every other documentary; the talking heads, who are mostly friends, family, and collaborators, are a cut above most talking heads, but they are still sitting in comfortable studies, surrounded by books, talking.
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Talking heads instantly began yammering about white economic anxiety, about the feeling in the Midwest that the recovery had left them behind.
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But there's one particular description that the talking heads of cable news have zeroed in on: This is just like "The Apprentice"!
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Average investors and talking heads generating noise will not differentiate the nuance between SPV losses and venture capital losses in general funds.
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Jay's death would complete his arc, and possibly give significance to the doc-style "talking heads" interviews Modern Family is famous for.
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What horrifies about Talking Heads is how calmly and reasonably Byrne expresses the awful little unsaid thoughts that cross our minds regularly.
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Carville and Matalin turned out a best-selling book about their relationship, and lived happily ever after as well-compensated talking heads.
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With their silver suits, slicked hair, and keyboard/keytar instruments, the whole thing has a very heavy Kraftwerk/Talking Heads/Devo vibe.
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Blending stark yet simple animation, talking heads, and tons of archival footage to create a humorous and haunting portrait of Brinkley, NUTS!
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"There have been D.C. talking heads who have wanted the governor out for months," Mike Schrimpf, the campaign's communications director, told CNBC.com.
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Added to this opposition are a few talking heads housed in Beltway conservative think tanks, which are effectively aligning with the unions.
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It is the same today, after a wild run of thousands of hours of talking heads spouting opposing arguments to their flocks.
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They're calling the event "Berning Down The House," a pun on a Talking Heads classic from their 1983 album Speaking in Tongues.
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I didn't want talking heads to sit in front of a camera and tell us who they were and what they felt.
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The video of Officer Daniel Pantaleo choking Eric Garner to death plays over and over and over, interrupted by silent talking heads.
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Mr. Williams had been listening to the nervy jangle of post-punk and avant-punk: Gang of Four, Suicide, Devo, Talking Heads.
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Multiple talking heads have suggested that De Sousa be suspended from on-court action for at least the remainder of the season.
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But Lorenz says the TikTok users have a lot in common with TV networks because each have a cast of talking heads.
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This is out-of-the-box indie rock that thrives on the same anxious, off-kilter grooves as Devo and Talking Heads.
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Throughout his investigation, Mr. Mueller chose to remain silent, the rare recluse in a world rife with Twitter battles and talking heads.
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You have never seen anyone having as much fun as Talking Heads and their all-star backing band has during this show.
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The article provoked disbelieving guffaws from critics, who pointed out that cable news talking heads like Ben Shapiro have hardly been purged.
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Along the way, we get a taste of everything: Japanese variety shows, classic talking heads, presumably recovered footage from Kobayashi's own files.
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"Can you put on some Talking Heads?" they said, pushing their square-framed glasses back up their nose, readying for one last push.
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The movie now has talking heads in the way traditional documentaries do, but it also features recreated scenes where Baldwin transforms into DeLorean.
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After his time in Talking Heads, the hits dried up, although you suspect massive mainstream success was always low on Byrne's priority list.
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She kicked off her summer with a Talking Heads bass line and followed it up by putting her tongue in an eyelash curler.
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It's been nearly 34 years since Jonathan Demme's concert film for the Talking Heads came out, and there's still nothing quite like it.
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A GOP surrender Talking heads wresting control of the GOP from the traditional party power brokers benefits neither the party, nor the nation.
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President Trump's stalemate over border wall funding has been intellectually and emotionally fueled by conservative talking heads like Ann Coulter and Sean Hannity.
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Eight years in the making, the film mixes stark animated passages with more traditional talking heads and archival stills and motion-picture recordings.
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What often gets lost amid the talking heads' critiques is that Spicer has distanced himself as much as possible from Trump's crazier lies.
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Instead of talking heads recounting their shocking experiences with graphic content, the documentary dwells only with a few people during their introductory training.
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A cast of talking heads—Jane Mayer, the late Wayne Barrett, Jeffrey Toobin, a surprisingly thoughtful Tucker Carlson—provides context and righteous indignation.
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These are just some of the talking heads in your movie: Nas, Akon, 50 Cent, Seal, Pink, Snoop Dogg, Usher, Questlove, DJ Khaled.
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Talking heads chatting around a table — no matter how well-informed and well-spoken they are — dispense with all of that expensive trouble.
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Talking heads will interview an endless number of guests and will hold endless round tables trying to grasp the meaning of the event.
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Addicted to Fox TV and its talking heads, Trump has parroted their rants and has had, arguably, the worst week of his presidency.
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Others have simply quit, overwhelmed by the chaos and incompetence of a man who declines expert advice in favor of telegenic talking heads.
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There's a reason why writers, talking heads and politicians deploy warspeak: It commands people's attention in an increasingly frenzied and fractured media environment.
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Byrne, of course, headlined the '80s rock band Talking Heads, which dissolved the barriers between disco and rock, conceptual art and dance pop.
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Many of the topics (foot fetishists, date rape, "Lolita") are squarely in her wheelhouse; others less so (the 2008 election, Dickens, Talking Heads).
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In previous interviews, he's also mentioned his love for Television's Marquee Moon, T. Rex's Beard of Stars, and Talking Heads' Fear of Music.
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Channeling David Byrne with the oversized suit and tie, James Murphy might be the closest thing we'll get to the Talking Heads frontman.
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His influence list was unconventional for R&B too, leaning on 80s alternative and punk like The Smiths, Bad Brains, and Talking Heads.
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Willie Nelson, Etta James, Talking Heads, Stompin' Tom Connors, and the MC-5 may not have a lot in common on the surface.
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Hailing from the Talking Heads school of songwriting, Denial's songs feel more like stories, each with a musical arc that builds and resolves.
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Related: Massive Talking Heads Invade an Amsterdam Cathedral These CGI Hunks Are Just Bags of Male Tears Step Into A Real Life Matrix
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Also in the morning hours, on CNN's "Reliable Sources," the host Brian Stelter asked of whether reporters and talking heads had inflated expectations.
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Like the characters in his TV monologues, "Talking Heads" (probably his masterpiece), he lets us glimpse strong emotion coiling just beneath the veneer.
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Here, they're presented as a series of talking heads; any possible nodes of friction, or dramatic tension, aren't really explicated, much less explored.
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For one thing, director Liz Garbus assembles the film via the usual collection of talking heads interspersed with period photographs and performance footage.
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Pity the talking heads on cable who have to make sense of breaking news live, on camera, in front of a national audience.
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It's a place that a lot of people found inspiration and creative evolution from David Bowie to Yoko Ono and the Talking Heads.
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" A particular inspiration, she said, was David Byrne, the former leader of Talking Heads, whom she described as "snake-hipped, romantic and cool.
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But as traditional news outlets compete with talking heads and bloggers for readers online, the line between fact and opinion sometimes seems blurred.
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As fascinating and gorgeous as Guzmán's trilogy is, the films still follow a mostly systematic approach, utilizing talking heads, beautiful inserts, narration, etc.
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Playlist: David Bowie, "Sound and Vision" / David Bowie, "Fantastic Voyage" / David Bowie, "Heroes" / Talking Heads, "The Big Country" / Talking Heads, "I Zimbra" / Talking Heads, "Crosseyed and Painless" / DEVO, "[I Can't Get No] Satisfaction" / David Byrne and Brian Eno, "America Is Waiting" / David Byrne and Brian Eno, "The Jezebel Spirit" / U231, "Pride in the Name of Love" / U21, "Where the Streets Have No Name" / U277, "So Cruel" / Coldplay, "X & Y" / Coldplay, "Viva La Vida" / Ultravox, "Slip Away" / James, "Laid" Even for superfans, Eno's art career is hard to follow because the physical installations are temporary and geographically far-flung.
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Instead, Veiel dug into the archives, creating a film that is 95% footage of Beuys and 5% talking heads contextualizing what we just saw.
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Throughout this election cycle, I saw my friends and family reduced to a label given by elitist and intolerant talking heads: uneducated white people.
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While the various talking heads worship Drake, they recount his various phases and skill sets, from emo dude to rapper to R&B singer.
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"In short, despite what you may have heard from myriad talking heads ... the Chinese government's got a weak hand," the "Mad Money" host said.
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But the relationship between the two leaders, who will meet in the White House on April 3rd, has captivated Egypt's scribes and talking heads.
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While Recorder is fairly conventional in structure with its incorporation of talking heads, it makes creative use of the archival riches its subject collected.
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I am going to summarize the takes in the form of the chorus of The Talking Heads' "Slippery People:" What's the matter with him?
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Compared to other icons of quirk in the same league, like Bowie and Lou Reed, the harshness and tightness of early Talking Heads alarms.
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Their 1977 debut, the eponymous Talking Heads: 77, is the dinkiest of the classic punk debuts, fusing punk's economical spareness with strained mock cheer.
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It's directed by Jonathan Demme, who's responsible for iconic tour documentaries like The Talking Heads: Stop Making Sense and Neil Young: Heart of Gold.
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Founded by David Byrne of the Talking Heads, Luaka Bop reissued Onyeabor's music (after some convincing) on the compilation record Who is William Onyeabor?
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Goodman's film doesn't reinvent any wheels, employing conventions such as talking heads and archival footage like thousands of sober minded PBS documentaries before it.
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"They make records sound as if you were in the concert itself," Mendez said, on a recent Tuesday evening, as the Talking Heads played.
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Journalists, talking heads and media parent companies must not spare harsh words in condemning Saudi Arabia and those who remain in bed with them.
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Likewise, the retired admirals serving as talking heads for cable news stations have said such systems are closed and thus can't be hacked into.
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"I think there's a great danger to having talking heads on TV that are ex-CIA agents and still have classified clearance," Paul said.
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"I didn't want any talking heads, I didn't want anybody to interpret him, to speak for him," Peck told The Hollywood Reporter in November.
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The after-party of Comey and other intelligence officials becoming anti-Trump talking heads on CNN and elsewhere unmasked any veneer of impartiality. Reps.
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Sadly, you may also recall certain media influencers and talking heads criticizing public servants for living beyond their means and not being financially prepared.
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Fyre does a better job of speaking to residents of Great Exuma, while Fyre Fraud's talking heads are better at illuminating the cultural context.
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The latest jobs report has gotten a lot of analysts, policymakers and talking heads once again asking whether the U.S. is at full employment.
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But there are signs that immigration may not be the soft, white underbelly for Democrats that headlines and talking heads would have us believe.
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Everyone, it seems — the headlines, TV talking heads, think tanks, taxi and Uber drivers, bartenders — is fixated on this newest incarnation of divided government.
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Related: Audiovisual Installation Explores the Concept of Consciousness Massive Talking Heads Invade an Amsterdam Cathedral "Scanner Room" Transports You Inside A Celestial Copy Machine
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That one is hidden because even if you're one of these people and say I got thrown onto one of these talking heads shows.
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You have to commend a band with such a healthy and steady pulse; they actually made The Arcade Fire look like The Talking Heads.
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Mocking both human behavior and highlighting the shortcomings of machines which imitate it, House of the Talking Heads is made to counter The Oracle.
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The first person who holds up a funny sign behind the talking heads on College GameDay is doing a great service to the universe.
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"The same talking heads never mention the rampant crackdowns by the absolute monarchies, theocracies and ruthless strongmen allied with the U.S.," Ms. Simonyan added.
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Meantime, Mr. Ailes huddled with his employees at Fox News, dictating a lineup of talking heads to best exploit this personal and national tragedy.
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With proportions alternating between Frankenstein (or David Byrne in Talking Heads) shapes and frock coats tight as tourniquets, the clothes risked being outright ludicrous.
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Pundits and talking heads are not the ones who decide what is or isn't working in our country and which agenda is most sustainable.
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When most have talking heads yammering about Amazon, Tencent, and Bitcoin and not Patriot replays – just as late 1999 featured the latest in Pets.
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Or maybe you just want to flip through and see how well the Bombshell makeup department turned Hollywood stars into Fox News talking heads.
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To keep people from talking with him between takes, he blasted music from a boombox he carried around; that day's selection was Talking Heads.
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Vox's Caroline Framke calls this potentially strange mashup "a weirdly perfect fit for Gomez's breathy pop," and Talking Heads' David Byrne loved it too.
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And when I talk about it, it's TV or video or mobile, it's a visual medium, and we've gone to this talking-heads format.
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Not only did I go to those original shows, from that tour, but I went to see Talking Heads on the tour before that one.
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Many talking heads in the Story Of Diana experts agree the royal had a "symbiotic" relation with media, which she also used to her advantage.
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Byrne again stripped everything back after the 1984 live album and film of Stop Making Sense, and his perfectionism meant Talking Heads never toured again.
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The Economist: But, my second instinct comes from the Talking Heads song "Heaven" where David Byrne sings "Heaven is a place where nothing ever happens".
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Our protagonists are Matt and Shelby Miller (played by Andre Holland and Lily Rabe), the talking heads in the show's faux documentary, My Roanoke Nightmare.
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GINGRICH: All the political analyst establishment and the talking heads have a bias getting together and saying this is what&aposs going to happen now.
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"I'd like to say to women everywhere: don't allow these right-wing talking heads, these dishonorable people to intimidate you or scare you," she continued.
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The walls would host musicians as varied as the Talking Heads and Fab 5 Freddy and authors such as William S. Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg.
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But you know, I still sing Talking Heads songs, and we find a way to make them relevant and fit in with the newer material.
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After releasing two records on Tooth & Nail Records, the band signed with Epic Records in 123 and recorded Love with the Talking Heads' Jerry Harrison.
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The president has listened to the dubious counsel of talking heads like Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, and he has dug himself into a hole.
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One of the talking heads in Greenfield's film notes the woman's "edifice complex," which would seem to apply to another world leader I could name.
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Haynes made meticulous sets and props for his Lilliputian world, and structured his story using documentary tropes—talking heads, newsreel footage, performance clips, laxative ads.
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Trump Starts Broadcasting on FacebookDonald Trump's campaign broadcasted a Facebook Live stream on Monday night featuring discussions between campaign advisors and other conservative talking heads.
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I think the songs were heading that way anyway, and at the time we were listening to heaps of Talking Heads and Tom Tom Club.
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It makes for exciting television, gives talking heads an excuse to appear extra patriotic, and lets politicians signal to their voters how tough they are.
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MILWAUKEE — "Are they just a regular-season team?" the narrative setters and talking heads asked as the Bucks rolled to the N.B.A.'s best record.
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PLAYLIST Even when parties aren't focused on Jimmy Carter-era glam, D.J.s excavate tracks from decades past: Queen, Talking Heads, David Bowie, lots of Prince.
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One style of history documentary — vintage clips plus reminiscences plus talking heads — is so common that it's easy to forget that there are other options.
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Michael Kirk, who made the documentary, is largely content to let the usual talking heads be the guides — journalists, political operatives, lawmakers or former lawmakers.
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So either Mueller was a lousy dirty cop, or everything these right-wing talking heads have been shouting on Fox News prime time was false.
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Go to the gym and you will see them everywhere: the talking heads on CNN and Fox News, as ubiquitous as sports coverage in bars.
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And several talking heads, including former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci, appeared on the network to say: The Second Amendment is not going away.
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Spanning three live shows in Los Angeles, Stop Making Sense opens on an empty stage, which is soon graced by Talking Heads leader David Byrne.
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There are many after-effects to this long awaited move, and most of them have been widely pondered by the economic talking heads in the media.
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As June strides back into Gilead, her cape flowing around her like a superhero, the Talking Heads' "Burning Down the House" blares into the credits sequence.
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There's a few throwback legends in there too, with Talking Heads' David Byrne, funk legends Chic and Nile Rodgers, and late '90s acid jazz star Jamiroquai.
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"Sat in Your Lap" by Kate Bush Much like the Talking Heads video, Kate Bush is wonderfully weird, so her videos fit the bill as well.
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For months, Democrat talking heads portrayed Pelosi as a reluctant participant in this charade, someone who was restraining her party's most stridently anti-Trump elements. Poppycock.
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The Mudd Club was one of my favorite spots to go out — that's where I was introduced to James Chance and the Contortions and Talking Heads.
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Move over, talking heads: Social media has taken the American political discourse by storm, transforming the ordinary tweet into a legitimate source of content and commentary.
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Talking heads on cable news, including myself, were praising his bold decision to accept Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto's invitation to meet with him in Mexico.
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The Talking Heads' pulsing backbeat is a weirdly perfect fit for Gomez's breathy pop, making for one of the catchiest songs I've commuted to in months.
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Voiced by Cao Fei, one of many talking heads in the film, the downside is that this globalization threatens to erase the specificity of Chinese culture.
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Politicians are indistinguishable these days from cable news talking heads, and the distance between cable news talking head and random online shitposter is shorter than ever.
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But when the talking heads start talking Israel, Orthodox Jews—even the registered Democrats among them—unite against the left—and in 2016, that means Bernie.
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Most of the talking heads eventually pointed to the prospects of Trump's impeachment, and rounded out their analyses with the ever-popular references to Richard Nixon.
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What we learned was that in spite of the narrative you hear from televised talking heads, women around the country aren't preoccupied strictly with social issues.
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Fox News talking heads, who denounce coastal "elites" and the Ivy League, nonetheless carried breathless live coverage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding in May.
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Now, I admit, I see these ideals as visually impoverished, inaccessible and uninteresting: They produce spaces full of immobile talking heads, disembodied sound and visual inattentiveness.
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Andrew Rosenthal Watching Republican leaders and talking heads spin themselves dizzy over the second presidential debate would be entertaining if the situation was not so tragic.
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Our final big concert was called Shut Up and Stop Making Sense, which was like their concert film and the Talking Heads' concert film put together.
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"I think we're in much better shape in this trade war than the conventional wisdom would have you believe, and certainly the talking heads," he said.
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To any of the pundits or talking heads that do not give us proper credit for this great Midterm Election, just remember two words - FAKE NEWS!
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There'd be video footage of me sobbing into some super noodles at 3AM, the talking heads repeating toxic things I've said that I can't take back.
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That gives Clinton an opportunity to wax a bit in ways that would ordinarily send the networks scurrying to find some talking heads to cut to.
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Many left-leaning economists and cable news talking heads are flabbergasted over the persistent gains of the job market, but the American people are not surprised.
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Of course, the divide isn't as absolute as that; books can chronicle real-time experiences and films often include talking heads holding forth about the past.
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" During his 2014 bid, Aiken says he learned when meeting Republican talking heads who he "might've thought were crazy" that they actually "think I'm crazy, too.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist When was the last time centrist talking heads declared, "Donald Trump just became president" (because he bombed someone, or something like that)?
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As talking heads on cable news wondered whether Speaker Nancy Pelosi could keep her restive caucus patient, Ms. Harris touted her plan to increase teacher pay.
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The rhetorical questions posed by earnest talking heads of the era have been rendered moot by history, but Reagan's legacy remains a live and contentious issue.
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"If you keep doing it, you get bigger even if the records get worse," he continued, invoking U2, the Cure, Talking Heads, R.E.M. and the Pixies.
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Instead, it soon became the birthplace of punk rock and new wave, launching the careers of such bands as the Ramones, Talking Heads, Blondie, and Television.
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It's June 2015, and months of tireless rehearsal are all about to pay off for the former Talking Heads frontman and his eclectic team of collaborators.
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One of their alleged targets, 34-year-old David Byrne (no relation to the David Byrne of Talking Heads fame), was dead, and two others were wounded.
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"Rather than a conventional documentary comprised mostly of talking heads, the film will use commentators to offer information based on historical research and writings," Wolf told Hyperallergic.
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Here's just a few of the strangest music videos from the '80s: "Burning Down the House" by Talking Heads David Byrne is known for being gloriously odd.
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"I have yet to meet someone who enjoys watching closed-captioning or talking heads at their favorite establishments," said S3 Ventures partner Charlie Plauche in a statement.
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Seriously, this thing had it all: a Talking Heads impression, the splits, Courtney Love, even some ventriloquism in honor of this season's winner of America's Got Talent.
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Trump was focused on insisting that his inauguration crowd size and TV ratings were yuge, and deployed talking heads like Sean Spicer (RIP) to bolster his claims.
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As the Talking Heads sing in the close of "Episode 103," are Ford and Tench now Fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-far better?
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Art school refugees attracted to aesthetic ideals of starkness and extremity, Talking Heads surfaced in the '70s New York punk scene, one of the early CBGB bands.
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"Remain in Light," Talking Heads (1980) Rolling Stone named the album the fourth best album of the 1980s, even though the album art was incredibly unpopular. 253.
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We've had thousands of pages, articles, tweets, blogs, stories, testimony, Congressional investigations, State Department releases, Justice Department statements, and enough talking heads to make your head spin.
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While many talking heads say the EU presidency will be a test for Sofia, its six-month term in fact will be a litmus test for Brussels.
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It's a serious fall from grace for Conway, who emerged as one of the most aggressive and talented talking heads on cable news during Trump's presidential campaign.
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That sharp, jittery riff played like Talking Heads on dianabol and the huge chorus was like getting slammed by a rogue wave of pedalboards and psilocybin mushrooms.
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This is exactly how I feel about the fact that "Bad Liar," the newest release from Selena Gomez, 8/10 popstar and #aesthetic maven, samples Talking Heads.
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Musical obsessives (like Mr. Murphy) could easily footnote LCD's sources and recombinations: Giorgio Moroder, Talking Heads, David Bowie, Charlemagne Palestine, Afrika Bambaataa, Eurythmics and on and on.
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David Byrne, above, the onetime Talking Heads frontman and experimental musician who just released his first solo album in 14 years, appears on "The Daily Show" tonight.
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The film thrives when Conboy employs techniques other than talking heads, particularly when he creates a smart, tech-savvy visual shorthand for DBA's rapid growth and expansion.
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Angelique Kidjo releases her transformative remake of Talking Heads' entire album "Remain in Light" on Friday, and it raises the ante on every parameter of the original.
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Enter the Sex Pistols, controversy, success, failure and more success, a trajectory that Ms. Tucker entertainingly illustrates with a rush of talking heads and colorful archival material.
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Where Talking Heads had dealt in tensions and dualities, Ms. Kidjo's element was joyful empowerment: the joy of an all-conquering voice and a righteous, uplifting spirit.
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Advertisers were skittish; her boss, Jonathan Newhouse, the chief executive of Condé Nast International, once considered firing her; and she was often criticized by various talking heads.
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Her newest single, "Bad Liar," slathers on an extra layer of earwormy goodness with the addition of the Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer" backbeat as the song's base.
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"A year ago the pundits & talking heads, people that couldn't do the job before, were begging for conciliation and peace – 'please meet, don't go to war,'" he tweeted .
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"Two years of exhaustive investigation and nothing to establish the fanciful conspiracy theory that Democratic politicians and TV talking heads had treated like a foregone conclusion," McConnell said.
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Talking Heads frontman David Byrne walks onto a bare stage at the Pantages Theater in Los Angeles wearing a grey suit and white sneakers and carrying a boombox.
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Capitol Hill Republicans and talking heads on Fox News have wailed over leaks from the special counsel office—and there's quite the precedent in Washington for just that.
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It's the most polished, but also more groove-based, bringing to mind his future work with Talking Heads ("King's Lead Hat" is an anagram for that bands name).
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The story is fictional, yet draws a lot from her real life as well as film history, and mixes in documentary aesthetics like talking heads and street interviews.
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But I know most people have their image of Islam and Muslims formed by politicians and talking heads who have committed to terrifying us instead of reassuring us.
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As is de rigueur with filmmakers looking to break away from trad doc formats, Supersonic dispenses with talking heads and instead splices together illustrative animations and extensive archival.
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Do we believe that when American politicians and talking-heads target foreign leaders with either support or condemnation we aren't attempting to influence their people and their elections?
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But, the market's talking-heads have got it into their heads that 3 percent 10-year yields are a gathering storm, a looming crisis and moment to despair.
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The president is currently the subject of attacks – both partisan, from cable-news talking heads and from Never-Trump Republicans – because he wants better relations with another superpower.
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At the time, he was skewering right-wing talking heads including Rush Limbaugh, Bill O'Reilly and Glenn Beck, all of whom still exert significant influence in Republican politics.
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Mix a cool glass of Orange Juice with two stiff shots of Talking Heads, a few drops of Roxy Music bitters, and a milky splash of Godley & Creme.
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Also formative was the Talking Heads video for "Once in a Lifetime," the one where David Byrne works up a sweat doing kooky convulsions in a bow tie.
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Because, frustratingly, there appears to be no extant footage of Rubin being interviewed, the talking heads serve as docents through a life that has many corners of obscurity.
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Given how easy it is to search for concert tees on eBay, finding an authentic one from the Talking Heads 2850 tour for $50 has gotten increasingly unlikely.
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Mobile and often barefoot, Mr. Byrne and his backing musicians perform a collection of songs from his latest release, his solo catalog and the vast Talking Heads archive.
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In fact, he becomes especially animated in detailing how valuable it was to get to watch a bunch of talking-heads all day while working for Mr. Kerry.
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Mr. Demme's self-proclaimed favorite band since 1978, Talking Heads were also his muse for what would become one of the most acclaimed concert films of all time.
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Where once stood CBGB, the famed venue where punk and new wave acts such as the Ramones and the Talking Heads played, there's now a John Varvatos boutique.
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Now I never thought I'd find myself preferring music by Mr. Lloyd Webber to that of Mr. Byrne, whose albums with Talking Heads played throughout my young adulthood.
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Related: Talking Heads: The Murder of the Young in Mexico He also believes that the deteriorating security situation is a natural progression from the dismantling of larger cartels.
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It reminds me more of Talking Heads' Little Creatures, the album on which David Byrne announced that it was hip to be square and embraced American roots music.
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The mood was an apt metaphor for Mr. Sanders's performance in the Democratic primary writ large; the more that cable news talking heads proclaimed the race to be Mrs.
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Even the quality is pretty nice—with the talking heads on CNN looking as crisp and clear over the HDHomeRun Premium TV service as they do over PlayStation Vue.
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It was so bad that I could not figure out how to undo all that I had done to have the right audio playing with the right talking heads.
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Tasked with defending a leaked 2005 recording of Trump making lewd comments, three conservative talking heads have instead placed Beyoncé and Nicki Minaj in the crosshairs of the maelstrom.
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It also rounds up a broad range of former employees and associates, including former Apple CEO John Sculley and iPhone co-creator Tony Fadell, to appear as talking heads.
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"Selena and Julia are Talking Heads-obsessed," songwriter Justin Tranter, who collaborated with pop powerhouse Julia Michaels and Selena Gomez on the song, explained in an interview with Variety.
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In terms of media, it is Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Ann Coulter, Glenn Beck, and a whole army of such talking heads that are the architects of their worldview.
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The talking heads who analyze politics for the cable networks could doubtlessly expound forever on the topic of whether or not Russian hackers had helped or hindered either candidate.
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The bodies of the 10 sailors killed hadn't even been pulled from the water before the talking heads began to opine that they died because the Navy is overstretched.
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"Final Transmission," for instance, pays homage to Talking Heads' 1984 concert film, Stop Making Sense, fondly quoting bassist Tina Weymouth's blond, shaggy hairstyle and David Byrne's oversize business suit.
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The two are frequent talking heads on the runaway History Channel hit inspired in part by von Däniken's work, Ancient Aliens, and bonafide rock stars in the UFO community.
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We see words everywhere these days — on the screens we carry around and stare at, on walls, on advertising, and running below the talking heads on the nightly news.
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According to the show's talking heads, extraterrestrials may have had a role not only in the extermination of the dinosaurs, but also in the construction of the Egyptian pyramids.
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W.A.'s Straight Outta Compton and Talking Heads' Remain in Light are among 25 albums and songs to have been added to the Library of Congress's National Recording Registry.
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Cable news shows consider it their professional duty to provide "balance" by giving partisan talking heads free rein to spout nonsense — or amplify the nonsense of our current president.
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Patience. Depth. A willingness to break out of an assembly-line format that has become numbing: talking heads describing developments in the case, intercut with often cheesy re-enactments.
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Singing over a spare arrangement based on little more than the bass line from "Psycho Killer" by Talking Heads, Ms. Gomez sings sweetly and with clever approaches to rhythm.
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To put it another way, a generational transition is happening in the Democratic Party — and it's clear that many of its current leaders and talking heads don't understand why.
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He was once in the official camp, but since leaving the transition for personal reasons, Mr. Miller has become one of Mr. Trump's ardent cadre of television talking heads.
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Even on election night, when it was clear that the media, pollsters and talking heads were all completely wrong about Trump, the media refused to give Trump his due.
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Our music is as important as the narration that we're writing or the testimony that we're hearing from, or the footage, or the sound effects, or the talking heads.
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Former Bachelor Sean Lowe wrote in his memoir that sometimes the show would film talking heads months later as the producers began putting the story together and needed extra content.
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In between court cases, you simply have more buttons to press that ostensibly affect the political landscape, but it also turns We. The Revolution into a collection of talking heads.
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A Google Home smart speaker with a displaySmart speakers became more than just talking heads when Amazon upgraded Alexa and the Echo Show with a touchscreen display back in 2017.
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Selena Gomez's last single, "Bad Liar," sampled Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer" (with a nod of approval from David Byrne no less), and now she's trying her hand at something different.
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Still, it's rare to see such dire projections about the health of the world's biggest polluters come from outside the ranks of climate campaigners, much less from CNBC talking heads.
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She listens to the records Abbie and Jamie like, trying to wrap her mind around punk (already in its decline) and newer bands like the Talking Heads and Black Flag.
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Could it be the TiVo Bolt+, released last fall, which can record up to six shows at once and store up to 450 hours of bloviating cable news talking heads?
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Filmmaker Derek Doneen spent two years shooting scenes with Satyarthi's team, which the American director said had enabled him to avoid making a film dominated by data and talking heads.
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I cannot be undermined...And I'd like to say to women out there everywhere: Don't allow these right wing talking heads, these dishonorable people, to intimidate you or scare you.
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"This first Trump-Clinton debate has been getting a lot of hype from pundits and talking heads who are suggesting this debate could be determinative in the campaign," he said.
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Of the dozens of talking heads, who include Lewis, Dolores Huerta, and Harry Belafonte, only former New Jersey Representative Neil Gallagher suggests that he is anything less than a saint.
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All the talking heads, pollsters and pundits — myself included — predicted Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Even Sean Hannity, the staunchest of conservative talking heads, said on Tuesday night that Moore had 24 hours to produce evidence that these charges were untrue or risk being disowned.
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Days later, I can still feel my sense of desperation as camera crews raced away from our bedraggled talking heads to cover the busloads of Christian activists swarming the Capitol.
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The piece, by Natalie Bookchin, is divided into thematic sections, each a visual patchwork of talking heads, mostly of young, English-speaking men and women gathered from online video diaries.
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When we allow foreign or domestic terrorists, fear mongering politicians or TV talking heads, to shatter our assumptions in an overall benevolent world, we allow fear and hate to win.
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For the event, Polinger and Tauber will screen and discuss Stop Making Sense, a concert film featuring the Talking Heads at Hollywood's Pantages Theatre, whose energetic, humanist ethos influenced Vidiots.
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With a lineup of talking heads across discipline and party—Michelle Alexander, James Kilgore, Khalil Muhammad, and Angela Davis, to name a few—13th informs as a means to infuriate.
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The Killers will conclude that day's performances, following lush folk from the Fleet Foxes, edgy electronic pop from The XX and a set from the Talking Heads legend David Byrne.
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"Two years of exhaustive investigation, and nothing to establish the fanciful conspiracy theory that Democratic politicians and TV talking heads had treated like a foregone conclusion," Mr. McConnell said dismissively.
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But after a week — during which I asked HomePod to play my favorite tunes from artists like Beck, Talking Heads and David Bowie — the smart speaker still did not learn.
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But much like the swallows instinctively find their way to Capistrano, Lahren soon joined her angry, blonde talking heads at Fox News, where she is now employed as a contributor.
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The former frontman of the pioneering new wave band Talking Heads has spent the summer promoting "American Utopia," his first solo album in 14 years, with an ambitious live show.
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You could imagine the songs of those 1609 creatures giving way not just to car horns and roaring trucks, but also to the Talking Heads, Aretha Franklin, the Vienna Philharmonic.
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The inclusion of MI6 talking heads from End of Empire, an '80s British television series which included an episode on the Iranian coup, makes the detective work even more exciting.
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There is an obvious emotional and danceable sense on A Certain Trigger steeped in what The Talking Heads, Gang of Four, Blondie, The Cure and more gave us in the 80s.
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That said, it did at least result in a nice spywork sequence (set to Talking Heads!) involving adjoining bathroom stalls and an X-ray machine, so it wasn't a complete wash.
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Keyboard wizard Bernie Worrell, a founding member of Parliament Funkadelic and frequent Talking Heads collaborator, is currently battling cancer, but will be getting some help with his bills from fellow musicians.
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Adding talking heads might have made the film feel far too heavy-handed; but by letting the past speak for itself, the film stays both sober and light on its feet.
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Art school dropout Byrne had met Tina and Chris at RISD (Jerry Harrison was an art major at Harvard), and Talking Heads became figureheads of a subgenre retrospectively called art punk.
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But in this race, "the other side" means Donald Trump, and most talking heads — struggling, as ever, to remain firmly within DC conventional wisdom — have been bad-mouthing Trump for months.
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Mr Stein, who co-founded and ran Sire Records, cornered the New York punk scene by giving record deals to Talking Heads, Richard Hell and the Voidoids, and the Dead Boys.
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"As the talking heads are sharing important aspects of their lives, the visitors are eating them without worrying about their speech, but only if they are sweet or salty," she says.
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Sneakerheads sat below the giant CNN screen—to hammer home its CEO's point, this Wendy's has TVs broadcasting CNN—as talking heads discussed the latest rapist not to go to prison.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Talking Heads' More Songs About Buildings and Food is a concept album about late capitalism that speaks with disarming directness to the current political moment.
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My first personal project, Talking Heads, was a series of portraits of a rare collection of ventriloquist dummies and an exploration of the ways we project our life force into simulacra.
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Though the talking heads have already called it, it ain't over 'til it's over, as Yogi Berra used to say — and that's why you won't hear me counting Foster Campbell out.
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Reynaldo Anderson on the Future of Afrofuturism These days, it's not uncommon to see "Afrofuturism" in the headlines of the New York Times or on the lips of television's talking heads.
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Sure, you always suspect those newscasters are wearing pajama bottoms under the desk, but you probably never considered those talking heads might also be feeding their offspring while delivering solid takes.
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Burden, a new documentary by Timothy Marrinan and Richard Dewey, looks back over Chris Burden's career, inviting his old college friends and critical talking heads alike to opine over archival footage.
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They have also roped in an extraordinary array of talking heads, from the moronic Brian Sewell to Peter Schjeldahl to Frank Gehry to, bizarrely, John McEnroe (a big Burden fan, apparently).
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Market guessing games may be fun for talking heads on the business lunch programs, and they may make life easier for Fed officials who prefer to avoid accountability for their decisions.
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People in the crowd told me that they were tired of talking heads on television saying that reparations are a pipe dream or that undocumented immigrants should be their top priority.
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LOSERS Media talking heads Pundits, cable television analysts and Democratic surrogates breathlessly anticipated each new development in Mueller's investigation over the past two years, hyping up the special counsel's potential endgame.
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And as Scientific American recently reported, the collapse of local newspapers has exacerbated political polarization, as citizens increasingly rely on national coverage, which prioritizes partisan talking heads and emphasizes political differences.
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But, with so many talking heads at the central bank these days, maybe it was just another in the long line of speeches, interviews and panels delivered almost every single day.
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Much of that can be chalked up to Talking Heads frontman David Byrne, a performer like no other, but Demme's confident filmmaking choices give the film a life of its own.
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As a teen-ager, when his father and sister went hunting he stayed in his room and listened to the Talking Heads; he read "A Moveable Feast" and dreamed of Paris.
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Disingenuous political leaders, talking heads and media members, and craven opportunists have shifted the conversation from calling out injustice and inequality to offering up patriotic bona fides and asking for unity.
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Rolling Stone say that the album drew inspiration from "Raekwon, early Björk, Joy Division, Talking Heads and System of a Down's Toxicity" which would sound bizarre if this wasn't Danny Brown.
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But instead of having experts and talking heads tell us what's happening and why, Rosi asks the audience to attend to the individual faces and experiences of real people, his subjects.
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Mr. Perkins livens up what could have been a dull talking-heads presentation with vortex-like editing, often dividing the screen into multiple panels and making inventive use of sound design.
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The stage show, which features a dozen musicians including Mr. Byrne, has songs from the album but also solo songs, tracks from the Talking Heads and even a Janelle Monáe song.
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The seemingly ageless 58-year-old singer closes the 263 SummerStage season performing selections from the Talking Heads' seminal 1980 album "Remain in Light," which she covered in full this year.
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"There comes a time where all must choose between the light and the darkness," Pacino monologues in a voice-over in the trailer as the Talking Heads song "Psycho Killer" plays.
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The couple work in separate offices nearby but share Mills's old house, a place where jacaranda roots poke through the driveway and Talking Heads albums are stacked beside a vintage turntable.
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MSNBC has become increasingly filled with talking heads with national security experience—not exactly the type of people who can speak to the rise of democratic socialism in the Democratic Party.
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CNN is known for its big panels and endless parade of talking heads, but the network is signaling that it's running out of room for figures from President Donald Trump's administration.
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If you've never been part of a documentary, you likely don't realize just how many times the "talking heads" get asked a question before landing on an answer the producer likes.
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The network was airing talking heads casting doubt on Mohammed's story around the clock, pointing out inconsistencies in his story and hinting at gaps where he might have traveled to Mexico.
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In his book How Music Works, Talking Heads frontman David Byrne breaks down how the invention of the microphone changed recorded music and allowed for the rise of a generation of crooners.
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Essentially the so-called documentary consists of mostly non-Canadian talking heads reading off the Drake Wikipedia page while the camera slowly zooms in on stock photos of rapper and his friends.
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Scorsese introduces viewers to a handful of talking heads who say they played a key role in documenting or creating the tour Dylan is embarking on, but in reality, they're just actors.
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One of the new tracks, the excellent "Everybody's Coming To My House," sounds remarkably like LCD Soundsystem, though that's hardly recompense when you consider James Murphy owes nearly everything to Talking Heads.
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Instead, you're mostly treated to 45 minutes of chit chat, pool games, and talking heads, all spoken in heavy accents Hulu only manages to correctly close caption two thirds of the time.
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We need to recognize that entertainment choices have consequences -- more of us need to change the channel and stop conflating our news and entertainment choices, thereby lessening the influence of talking heads.
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Adding talking heads might have made the film feel far too heavy-handed, but by letting the past speak for itself, The Reagan Show stays both sober and light on its feet.
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"A lot of people would like to think it was a strenuous process for him," says one of the talking heads, before going on to stress that it was far from it.
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In addition to the debates, the streams will also include a 30 minute block of Bloomberg Politics programming before and after each one, which will feature talking heads providing commentary and analysis.
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The authors of the proposal are not seriously addressing anyone to the left of Lindsey Graham anyway, merely tacking up a convenient fig leaf for the talking heads of the Murdoch media.
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"Two years of exhaustive investigation, and nothing to establish the fanciful conspiracy theory that Democratic politicians and TV talking heads had treated like a foregone conclusion," he said on the Senate floor.
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While it's kind of an interesting gimmick, to have the show be the dramatization of events and have the 'actual' people as talking heads, it takes away a lot of the stakes.
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To avoid long stretches of talking heads (even though the camera work during the interviews is very effective), we did a lot of B-roll of Mark and me in daily activities.
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In 1975, they moved to New York and became entrenched in the city's galvanizing punk scene—in the pits with all the big names: Dead Boys, Blondie, Talking Heads, and the like.
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"[E]ach episode ends with several talking heads testifying that they never woulda solved that case without forensic science," Henry Stewart recently wrote in Brooklyn Magazine, explaining the allure of these shows.
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Shadowman is the rare documentary where "talking heads" can be used to describe both the soundtrack — which features "Psycho Killer" from David Byrne and company — as well as the primary storytelling technique.
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Eliminating the human Former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne has a theory that tech development and innovation over the last decade or so has had an unspoken overarching agenda — bypassing human interaction.
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Ms. Kidjo's versions of the Talking Heads songs stayed recognizable, keeping vocal parts and instrumental hooks, but they were layered with new back-to-Africa grooves, new guitar lines and new messages.
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Works in Progress Twenty years ago, riding a bike through New York City was seen as crazy — a radical act reserved for bike messengers, die-hard commuters and former Talking Heads frontmen.
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Still, as you watch Mr. Buttigieg move through his campaign, there are certain settings in which he becomes seemingly indistinguishable from the talking heads and hangers-on who populate this insider bubble.
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But these dark clouds create a bottomless supply of fodder for sports radio hosts, cable television talking heads and fans on social media, and that ultimately benefits the league, intentionally or not.
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We had already journeyed to see Patti Smith, Talking Heads, the Shirts, Orchestra Luna and David Johansen at various Connecticut joints but had yet to cross the line into the Big Apple.
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The songwriting is breathtakingly original: "13th Century Metal" sounds like Talking Heads meets Gil Scott-Heron, while "Stay High" is an acoustic-led doo-wop that evokes various forms of intoxication simultaneously.
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The media loves turncoat "Never-Trump" Republicans and have rewarded them with large contracts to be cable TV talking heads, to write weekly opinions in established news outlets, and with book deals.
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For many people, the stakes in allowing the right wing to control state and now national politics are high—much higher than they are for the wealthy talking heads on national television.
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He thrived as a media don in the 1980s, when TV schedulers enjoyed the sight of highbrows feasting on pop culture; he filmed a documentary about Talking Heads, one of his favourite bands.
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It makes the talking heads-heavy special easier to digest than, say, CBS's recent miniseries, The Case Of: Jon Benét Ramsey, which pointed a finger at JonBenét's then 9-year-old brother, Burke.
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A Democratic candidate for president would have won their first delegates and talking heads on cable news would have started constructing narratives with the first actual votes in a heated and unpredictable primary.
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Executive producer and New Yorker writer and author Malcolm Gladwell discusses his vintage BMW, while a rotating cast of other talking heads wax poetic about the rise and fall of American car culture.
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When she lamented a "broken" American political system that had lost the public trust, she blamed her fellow Republicans alongside Democrats — an even-handedness that earned her criticism from some G.O.P. talking heads.
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Fox did not come to be the number-one cable-news network in America for fully 15 years, squashing Ted Turner's CNN like a bug, by parading grey talking heads offering serious analysis.
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With the Talking Heads, he'd take their multi-track recordings and layer on his own textures like the musical equivalent of condiments, or just stick the whole sessions in a blender of delay.
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Coming out of the punk scene that formed around CBGB, Blondie was one of the first groups (even before the Talking Heads) to embrace dance floor rhythms, including disco and later hip-hop.
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For example, "Psycho Killer" by the Talking Heads, plays as Detectives Bill Trench (Holt McCallany) and Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) descend into their new basement office for the first time in episode 2.
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And we try to spend our energy focused on those comments and the people and the voices coming from outside of D.C. and outside of New York and outside of the talking heads.
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Standouts include Talking Heads' "Road to Nowhere," INXS' "Never Tear Me Apart," The Misfits' "Some Kind of Hate," and dozens of other excellent renditions of everything from famous hits to obscure indie jams.
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Nervous investors want to know what moves they should be making, and talking heads on these networks are quick to offer a variety of remedies, generally delivered with a great deal of conviction.
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This is precisely what the conservative politicians and talking heads who immediately blasted Ocasio-Cortez as dangerous and unserious will not tell you because then they would show who they really work for.
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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut interest rates for the third time this year and talking heads on Thursday began speculating what the central bank would do about monetary policy in the future.
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In the surreal opening scene, Alan walks down a suburban street, loudly singing the Talking Heads song "Once in a Lifetime," whose narrator asks you to imagine losing your house and your wife.
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That yammering came frequently from polarized talking heads on the left and right who were not so much trying to explain the story as to push their concocted versions that served adversarial purposes.
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Changing that might mean instituting clear rules of the road, like: no tedious interviews between two talking heads; no greenlighting weak ideas; and absolutely no videos that essentially fabricate scenes for the camera.
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These ideas are presented via various talking heads and a narration read by Liam Neeson that represents "the voice of Sapiens," while endless slow-motion footage of animals, plants and people rolls by.
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It premiered on Sky Arts last Saturday, November 24, and features talking heads from Elastica's Justine Frischmann, The Smiths' Mike Joyce, comedian Ricky Gervais, designer Peter Saville, and blue rinse favorite Richard Osman.
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The filmmakers' point, to paraphrase the archivist Robert Clark of the Rockefeller Archive Center — one of many talking heads interviewed from a variety of disciplines — is that everyone's life deserves to be preserved.
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Watching Aquarela is less like watching a traditional nature documentary and more like a feature-length music video that roams the globe, without many people onscreen, and no talking heads or explanatory text.
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Though they rose to fame in New York, the three founding members David Byrne, Chris Frantz, and Tina Weymouth began practicing together at the Rhode Island School of Design before becoming Talking Heads.
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Before that, "Remain in Light," from 2018, celebrated the art rock of Talking Heads — while sending a subtle message about where a lot of that music had come from in the first place.
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Its gestures had follow-through and blind abandon, laying groundwork for such gritty, confrontational bands as Einstürzende Neubauten and Public Image Ltd, and the bristling post-punk of Talking Heads and Sonic Youth.
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Africa rapturously reclaimed rock when Angélique Kidjo, from Benin, performed all the songs from Talking Heads' album "Remain in Light" on Friday night at Carnegie Hall, along with a few of her own.
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Several talking heads referred to "March Madness" to describe the tens of millions of dollars spent to win a congressional seat that won't be on the ballot in the May 28500 Pennsylvania primary.
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It boasts an incredible lineup of talking heads — entertainment icons and queer trailblazers ranging from Billy Porter and Rachel Maddow to Lena Waithe, Indya Moore, Asia Kate Dillon, Anderson Cooper, and even Oprah.
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Yet when Wald holds forth, his ideas are expressed and punctuated as dialogue — long tracts of it, happily indifferent to the conventional view that letting characters speechify makes them sound like talking heads.
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Dick Celeste taught Bennet the art of the living room conversation and the town hall forum, back when that kind of political communication wasn't drowned out by talking heads or overshadowed by tweetstorms.
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Jonathan Demme, the Oscar-winning director of The Silence of the Lambs and Philadelphia, and whose Talking Heads documentary Stop Making Sense is considered one of the greatest concert films ever, has died.
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These candid conversations have been supplemented with the usual array of photos and talking heads — people who knew Ms. Vargas from collaborations, love and friendship — along with a rundown of the singer's life.
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The likes of Talking Heads became a fitting soundtrack—"I guess David Byrne has always tried to think about looking at the world in a very, very slightly removed way," he says, shrugging.
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Go: In his touring show "American Utopia," the former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne "emerges as an avuncular, off-center shepherd to flocks of fans still groping to find their way," our critic writes.
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Politicians and talking heads were furious at this political gesture at the Olympics, where the carrying of national flags and the playing of national anthems are revered traditions — and political gestures to their core.
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The question before Fox News -- and the politicians, consultants, talking heads and wannabes who orbit around it -- is whether that sort of conservatism is what they want for the next iteration of the network.
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JAMES: The thing is, when I go around the state of Michigan and places like Flint and Saginaw, people really don&apost care about with the pundits and talking heads say on the coasts.
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On the morning after Election Day, Trump said for "any of the pundits or talking heads that do not give us proper credit for this great Midterm Election, just remember two words - FAKE NEWS!"
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For this 2006 big-screen effort, narrated by Keanu Reeves and Alanis Morissette, the Canadian filmmakers integrated new footage with talking heads from the US religious community — like physician-turned-author Matthew Sleeth; Rev.
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The making of Call the Comet, the new album from guitar legend and The Smiths founding member Johnny Marr, is a fitting allegory for today's inescapable echo chamber of news cycles and talking heads.
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I thought it would be fun to have comics speak because I'm a comic and it seemed like it would be a nice change from the usual talking heads you see in sports documentaries.
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Not just its star, but many of its key talking heads and verité performers, from Norman Mailer and George Plimpton to James Brown and B. B. King, have descended to their graves as well.
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"With this Apple appliance, you can capture live video, still motion pictures shot at high frequency," the voice sings, sounding like a metal Christoph Waltz reading out advertising copy over a Talking Heads track.
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With his thick mop of brown reddish hair and his bow tie nearly upside down, he looks almost like a cross between a Dr. Seuss character and the fifth member of the Talking Heads.
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Never say never with Trump, of course, but it's worth noting—for the benefit of cable talking heads and the general public alike—that Trump can't just snap his fingers and make this happen.
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Egg on the face of talking heads It's undeniable that the most feverish anti-Trump figures in the media — including some supposed legal experts — let their hopes outrun the facts on the Russia story.
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The sad rhythm of budget fights is predictable: news networks deploy regular countdown clocks and talking heads spend more time determining the political winners and losers than discussing the actual effects of the shutdown.
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The very reason there are endless abortion and climate debates in this country is because the media and politicians have given the "subjective" opinions of uninformed talking heads the same credibility as actual experts.
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Unlike the pastoral passages in the other films, images of industrial sites, equipment and corporate talking heads are processed in this film with hallucinatory color and occasional glitches to amp up the delirious effect.
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The only way for the conservative movement to rebuild is if the Trump ship goes the way of the Titanic, bringing everyone who has joyfully supported him (politicians, talking heads, etc.) down with him.
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Spike Lee is turning the Broadway production, which features Byrne and other musicians from around the world performing songs from the Talking Heads frontman's catalog, into a film set for release later this year.
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For the generation that came of age listening to Talking Heads, the band that Byrne fronted, he was a cool emblem of alienation, a sexy geek who always seemed to be dancing with himself.
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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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A prolific author familiar to readers on both sides of the Atlantic, Mr. Magee was best known in Britain as a television personality who challenged a popular aversion to programs showing only talking heads.
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I believe what happened is that the talking heads selectively screened out a possible victory of Donald Trump, and that columnists, bloggers and pundits of both parties simply missed the downward trend for Clinton.
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"Stop Making Sense," directed by Jonathan Demme, follows the Talking Heads concert staging (largely conceived by Mr. Byrne) in a hand-in-glove fashion; the movie presented the rock concert as a discrete narrative.
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There are essays in "Somebody With a Little Hammer" about sex and gender, about music (Talking Heads, Björk, Celine Dion), about writers (Norman Mailer, Joyce Carol Oates, Nicholson Baker), about travel and about politics.
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By the end of the year I'd be playing in the Coachmen, an art school band from the Rhode Island School of Design informed by the college mates Talking Heads, né the Artistics/Autistics.
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The Reverend Howard Finster — a Baptist preacher, banjo player, and outsider artist from Georgia — is best known for his sprawling sculpture-filled Paradise Garden and his album cover designs for R.E.M. and Talking Heads.
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"Stein, from what people were telling me, was sort of dusting himself off and representing himself as a tastemaker," Lowenstein says of the record executive credited by some with breaking The Ramones and Talking Heads.
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I started watching this but when the talking heads decided to explain exactly who Jay-Z is and why he's important I tapped out and began playing Dark Souls III while still keeping Netflix on.
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"When America needed a bold plan of action from our commander in chief, we instead got a lecture on love, tolerance, and gun control designed to please the talking heads at MSNBC," Mr. Rubio said.
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On Monday night, not long after the Iowa Democratic Party announced it was conducting "quality control" on ballots from the Iowa caucus, cable news's talking heads and Twitter's energetic touts began to suffer a breakdown.
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Building on what I learned from Talking Heads, I added the awareness of our own mortality—Ernest Becker called it "death anxiety"—and how that has flavored, often in tragic ways, the human experience itself.
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We see talking heads—gurus like Ted Nelson, the inventor of hypertext, and Leonard Kleinrock, who created the mathematical theory that underpins the internet's network—alongside an impressive array of neuroscientists, robotics experts, and astronomers.
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But though many experts agreed Trump did have the authority to declare one — essentially leaving Congress and the courts to rein him in — the conservative talking heads may have been the ones to stop him.
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Here's a 27-year-old version of Talking Heads singer performing back in 1980 (left) and 38 years later ... the now 65-year-old solo singer who took the stage at Coachella last night (right).
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These include Donald Blumberg's photographic mosaics of TV news images, Sarah Charlesworth's reproductions of newspaper front pages with the text removed, and Omer Fast's video collage of CNN talking heads, reconfigured to deliver meaningful messages.
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Unfolding slowly and quietly, with no talking heads, and no captions after an introductory block of text, the majority of the documentary is an impressionistic portrait of a few of the island's long-term inhabitants.
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Talking heads on cable news are earnestly interviewing certified millennials, like my colleague Kwame Opam, about the perils posed to Snapchat's business by this influx of moms and dads onto teens sexting service of choice.
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Since their debut in early-2016 with the precocious Up To Anything, The Goon Sax have found them lauded from all corners: NPR compared them to Talking Heads; The Guardian gave their record five stars.
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So whenever big news breaks, and all the talking heads are summoned to spar and swap hunches, the television turns into a real-time window on how people make sense — or nonsense — out of reality.
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The election is Tuesday, and maybe you spent the weekend canvassing, scanning social media, watching the talking heads — or filling water jugs, lining your shelves with cans of beans and packing your bug-out bag.
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But Mr. Pence's job was to present himself as a level-headed grown-up who could assume the presidency either in the next four years, or, as many talking heads speculated last night, in 2020.
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Stitching together three nights of Talking Heads performances from 1984 into a single concert experience, Stop Making Sense captures the unique energy of live musical performance like few other films have managed, or even attempted.
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David Byrne, the man whose former band, Talking Heads, introduced paranoia to indie dance grooves, is returning with his first solo-ish effort since the literally horny St. Vincent collab Love This Giant in 2012.
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With a rapidly paced barrage of talking heads and TV clips, the director Jed Rothstein makes his case: After the financial crisis, investors turned to Chinese companies listed on stock exchanges in the United States.
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In our current media hellscape—where cable news talking heads spout "alternative facts," gets way too excited about missile strikes on Syria, and plays fast and loose with supposed objectivity, things can look rather grim.
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"I used to come here all the time, as an art history student, to sketch these vases and the marbles," said Tina Weymouth, the bassist of Talking Heads, who has three guitars in the show.
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There's a million ways to tell a story like this and it would be very simple for me to have done a straight-up 'talking heads' thing but I just didn't want to do that.
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CBGB, which helped launch the careers of iconoclasts like the Ramones and the Talking Heads, now only exists as a brand for bigger brands to exploit for profit—and as a stall at Newark Airport.
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"I just got mad because these talking heads decided we did not need high-capacity magazines, and we ended up losing a firearms accessory factory with dozens of jobs that went to Wyoming," Craig said.
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Their remarks illustrated how that for certain segments of Afghan society — talking heads, workers for nongovernmental organizations and the government — a victim is a victim only when killed by the Taliban and the Islamic State.
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Talking Heads and Brian Eno, an American band and its English producer, soaked up West African music — particularly Fela Anikulapo Kuti's Afrobeat — and studied African methods, building songs on percussive polyrhythms and barely changing harmony.
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Rather than celebrate this as an opportunity to end America's chronic addiction to welfare, however, left-wing talking heads are once again terrifying the American people with more doomsday prophecies of social and economic collapse.
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One often-heard, but inaccurate, refrain among the talking heads was that the athletes had a "legal right" to peacefully protest in football stadiums across the country because the US Constitution guarantees freedom of speech.
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The Oxfordshire schoolmates drew from beloved groups, many of which foreshadowed their own cult appeal—the Pixies, with whom they shared early producers, and the Talking Heads, whose song "Radio Head" gave them a name.
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One challenge of running for president without ever having put forward a policy proposal, let alone assembled a political staff, is that you don't have a natural constituency of talking heads to champion your candidacy.
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But throughout the election, media coverage across the political spectrum — forced to cater to what viewers will pay for — often defaulted to hyperventilation and big headlines and shouting talking heads rather than anything approaching thoughtful analysis.
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These questions are rarely explored in the general discourse, and as just one effect, we are witnessing the rise of politicians and talking heads who create scapegoats rather than address the greater ramifications of technological advances.
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As Trump grew increasingly concerned about talking heads on Fox News saying he was caving on his signature issue, Meadows and Jordan went straight to the president to urge him to go against House Republican leadership.
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The images offer great insight behind the scenes of the talking heads and talking points that dominated coverage last week, showing a softer, human side of our representatives struggling to make this messy democracy work. —K.
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Instead of continuing the dialogue that the talking heads started on, Huntsman grabbed control of the segment, dismissing Caldwell's comments, and tried to veer the conversation back to the issue of the removal of Confederate statues.
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"When the Strokes first came out, their album was 35 minutes long and they had to do Talking Heads songs to fill out the set," Hull said on why they decided to flesh out the tour.
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His career, which began in 1975 with the Talking Heads before launching into solo and collaborative work in 1991, is one that's built upon exploring the world with genuine curiosity, while also shamelessly laughing at it.
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Tweets from President Donald Trump and comments from TV talking heads including DoubleLine's Jeff Gundlach suggested that with the December rate hike, the Federal Reserve has overstepped and killed economic growth and doomed us to recession.
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The Cavs had seemingly followed the script, left for dead after the fourth game of the championship series as assorted talking heads proclaimed that no team had ever come back from a 3-203 series deficit.
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"Generally speaking, media folks don't bother to read and don't care or understand policy, so you then have talking heads on cable news blathering on about nonsense," said Jonathan Tasini, a progressive strategist and Sanders supporter.
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And you have to deliver a quick thesis statement, and again, it's hard to watch two talking heads for very long so it better be hot and it better be focused and it better be compelling.
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Then again, a number of media talking heads back in the 1960s thought that landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the Earth by the end of the decade was unrealistic, too.
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In this era of conspiracy theories, spread by tweets, Russian bots, and partisan talking heads, professional journalists and editors committed to the facts and willing to speak truth to power deserve our respect and our trust.
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"Unicorn" begins on a giddy note as Ms. Finley, looking equal parts Stevie Nicks and human disco ball, sashays through the cabaret-like Laurie Beechman Theater as the Talking Heads' "Take Me to the River" plays.
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Many underrate pageantry in what is supposed to be a sport, but PRIDE's fanfare and glamour stood in stark contrast to the awful gladiator introduction with talking heads which opened every UFC card for a decade.
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Titled "This Ain't No Disco," after the Talking Heads lyrics that name-checks the Mudd Club, the musical toggles between that downtown punk-rock dive and the chic Midtown club it's often contrasted with, Studio 54.
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For this, the special counsel will get no thanks from the president, much less an apology from all the two-bit talking heads who spent the past 23 months questioning his motives and impugning his integrity.
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The art-pop musician, who became famous as the lead singer of the Talking Heads, is working with the theater director Alex Timbers and the choreographer Annie-B Parson to revise the show for the stage.
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At Saturday's showing of "The Last Emperor," he will participate in a Q. and A. with the Talking Heads frontman David Byrne, who also wrote compositions for the film, which won an Oscar for original score.quadcinema.
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Mr. Byrne and Mr. Demme worked together frequently, notably on "Stop Making Sense," a 21963 concert film about Talking Heads that many critics (and filmgoers) found mesmerizing, though it had few filmic bells and whistles. (Mr.
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Despite what many talking heads or columnists are saying, we — and they — really don't know the answer, because we're all simply not sure if the right (or at least most probative) questions were asked of Mueller.
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It is nearly impossible to go a day without seeing talking heads on cable news, or government officials on social media, decrying the dangers that illegal government leaks pose to the very foundation of our society.
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During an election year, sometime between Labor Day and Election Day, national news outlets and talking heads routinely raise the issue of how the emerging Latino vote will affect the outcome -- and the hand-wringing begins.
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Crowder is the host of Louder With Crowder, a political commentary show airing on Blaze TV, a conservative broadcasting network with cable, satellite, and streaming assets that hosts talking heads like Glenn Beck and Ben Shapiro.
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It was my first semester of college, and, as these things go, Talking Heads had become part of the unofficial syllabus of late dorm room nights spent taking clumsy bong hits and passing the aux cord.
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While it may be easy to dismiss his no-frills construction as boring, there is an art to the standard pattern of the documentary and its use of talking heads, archival footage and photos, and explanatory graphics.
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"It's just a market's that's ripe for an out of-nowhere kind of news item that talking heads like me can't predict," given the markets' overbought conditions and anticipation of a more hawkish Federal Reserve this year.
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The rapper took the album title from the Joy Division song of the same name, and lists the Talking Heads, System of a Down, Björk and Curb Your Enthusiasm among some the influences of his twisted symphony.
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Caputo, himself a communications specialist who has worked for Trump, and Pat Caddell, once a prominent Democratic pollster who now works with the Bannon group, are other talking heads familiar to political junkies and cable news watchers.
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McRaven, a decorated veteran with decades of distinguished military service, is not among the usual chorus of voices (or cable news talking heads) of former Barack Obama and George W. Bush officials who loudly criticize the president.
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The Reagan Show does something that counts as a radical act these days: It looks back at history — actual history — by letting historical footage speak for itself, without any talking heads to tell us what to think.
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He curated the soundtrack for the Craig Robinson and Anna Kendrick comedy Table 19 last year, and before that he mostly made indie surf pop songs with Steve Lillywhite, the producer of the final Talking Heads album.
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The perverse fantasies enacted by Byrne on early Talking Heads albums are a mutated form of satire — they don't exactly uphold conventional values, but they're so cheerful about pretending to that they don't code as challenges either.
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Because the entire news media is structured on "new news"—novel reporting that is then chewed over by talking heads for hours—Wolff has been booked everywhere from TODAY to Meet the Press to discuss his scoops.
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In Baltimore, the talking heads on the nightly TV news love to cite the city's high homicide rate, particularly among African-American males, but they are conspicuously mum about the effects of climate change on the city.
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Debates over tax policy will rage on as policy staff and talking heads twist themselves into ever-tighter knots to defend a troubling tax policy, but don't let anyone tell you that there are no better options.
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Demme has directed critical feature hits, such as The Silence of the Lambs and Rachel Getting Married, as well as music docs like Neil Young's Heart of Gold and The Talking Heads music film Stop Making Sense.
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Case in point, Tina Weymouth arrives on the chorus of "19-2000" with a goofy lyric about shoeshine, which feels like a nod to her work as a member of Talking Heads, and specifically, Tom Tom Club.
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He's played in ensembles led by minimalist forefathers, La Monte Young and Terry Riley, collaborated with Brian Eno, Björk, Talking Heads, Peter Gabriel, and the techno producer Carl Craig, and studied indigenous music all over the world.
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In 1984, not long after he signed Madonna, Seymour Stein, the veteran music macher and co-founder of Sire records whose roster included the Ramones, the Pretenders and Talking Heads, flew up to Alberta to woo her.
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It so happened that it was very cheap to live around there and this group of people wound up living nearby, it was literally the local bar for the guys in Television, Talking Heads, and The Ramones.
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Interviews that other filmmakers might show as talking heads are simply heard in voice-over, complementing or illustrating the archival imagery, of which this film seems to have squeezed in more per minute of runtime than most.
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Because Mr. Byrne, as the leader of Talking Heads, was an essential component of "Stop Making Sense" (1984) — almost universally acknowledged as one of the great concert movies — perhaps there's an unfair expectation for the filmmakers here.
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Even recent events get little more than a gloss, as when Goldberg chooses to include politicians like Tony Blair and Bill Clinton as neutral talking heads, without accompanying their appearances with commentary on their records or motivations.
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The film's success has less to do with any kind of objective greatness, or even with Talking Heads, really, than the particular moment at which it arrived in the evolution of music documentaries and pop concert production.
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Ahead, interviews and photos with millennial women who are redefining what it means to move home — and proving, once again, that this generation can't be held back by sensational headlines, overly critical talking heads, or faceless analytical research.
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The programming could be bare-bones—a few hours a day, with cheaply paid on-air talking heads spewing rage on Trumpian themes like trade and immigration—as long as it includes a good dose of Mr Trump.
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Back in June 2018 — yes, it feels like a lifetime ago for us too — Bee made headlines for calling Ivanka Trump a "feckless c---," and was swiftly criticized by talking heads on all sides of the political spectrum.
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The segment, full of Bee's stinging commentary aimed at misguided Trump supporters and Fox News talking heads, points out a number of things, including that the tradition of NFL players standing for the anthem only started in 2009.
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Scientists and advocates and politicians will shout about it, mainstreams news publications will cover it, cable news will host talking-heads debates about it ... and then the 24 hours will pass and something else will dominate public attention.
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This goes a long way toward explaining why after the second presidential debate Sunday night, cable news talking heads concluded that Trump had "stopped the bleeding" or "won on points," when most regular viewers saw no such thing.
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We've been obsessing over Talking Heads live at Rome 1980show lately which features old mate from King Crimson on guitar and Bernie Worrell on synth amongst others - would love to cover some of that show if possible.
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Having set the bar for the Tories ludicrously high, on that election night Labour's talking heads repeated and repeated the claim that the opposition had fallen short and that their own side had avoided its worst-case scenario.
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The band's follow-up album, "Good News for People Who Love Bad News," came a year later, and its amorphous art-rock sound, boasting shades of the Talking Heads and the Pixies, made full contact with the mainstream.
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"Megyn Kelly Presents" will be quite a departure from her regular prime-time show: Say goodbye to the talking heads and rapid-fire cuts, and cue a gauzier look, with two comfortable chairs and a contemplative head nod.
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Naná Vasconcelos, a Brazilian percussionist whose stylistic daring and freewheeling experimentalism made him a sought-after collaborator with artists as varied as the Argentine jazz saxophonist Gato Barbieri and the Talking Heads, died on Wednesday in Recife, Brazil.
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He provided percussion for the track "Perfect World" on the Talking Heads album "Little Creatures" in 1985 and was a vocalist and percussionist on several tracks of the Paul Simon album "The Rhythm of the Saints" in 1990.
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Bob Woodward's best-selling book "Fear" and other accounts have depicted a now-familiar tableau of hapless, scheming aides and an impulsive, erratic president distracted by his legal battles and obsessed with the talking heads on Fox News.
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The documentary's talking heads, most of whom were involved in Bundy's case as investigators and reporters, seem almost eager to assert Bundy as extraordinary, perhaps to justify the media attention he received and his ability to manipulate authorities.
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But there's a bigger problem with "Bloodshot," which is filled with such violent, action-thriller tropes as a bad guy who dances to the Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer" in a meat locker while wielding a cattle-bolt gun.
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He and his talking heads conveniently ignore that as of now, after 37 primaries and caucuses, Clinton leads Sanders by more than 2.4 million votes — a lead of 57 percent to 85033 percent, a landslide by any measurement.
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The talking heads have now moved on to the issues du jour: did the president's personal attorney, John Dowd, actually author Trump's seemingly confessional tweet over why he fired Flynn ("he lied to the VP and the FBI")?
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Many of these people have a sick obsession with the word "poverty;" they shout it on Twitter, nod when they hear it from talking heads on TV, whisper it over lattes and trumpet it as an excuse for failure.
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A physically fit hockey player who liked talking tough, Weiner made his name on cable news as a liberal bomb thrower — a kind of answer to the alpha-male Fox News cable talking heads that had dominated the airwaves.
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In 2014 Eno released two electronic rock albums with Underworld's Karl Hyde, one which was a little over-produced (Someday World) and a second that was criminally overlooked and sounds like a contemporary extension of Talking Heads (High Life).
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Written by all three Lonely Island members, the film recruits the trio's famous friends—Questlove, Usher, Nas, Mariah Carey, Simon Cowell—to play themselves as talking heads discussing Conner's progress, humorously exaggerated in their praise of this utter lightweight.
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Many erudite talking heads appear, but there is no satisfying overview of the artist and his complicated relationship to art history beyond the assertion that Pablo Picasso was his idol and that Mr. Hockney's restless transformations reflected that admiration.
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Challenges to Obama's legitimacy, which had begun with fringe conservative authors, talk-radio personalities, TV talking heads, and bloggers, was soon embodied in a mass political movement: the Tea Party, which started to organize just weeks after Obama's inauguration.
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One of the reasons that sports networks invest so much in talking heads—like Stephen A. Smith, of ESPN; Skip Bayless, of Fox Sports 1; or, indeed, Clay Travis—is that they no longer have a monopoly on access.
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And you see these guys how they are changing their stories from day-to-day, how they become TV talking heads, it&aposs just really, it&aposs just incredible to think that the head of our national intelligence establishment.
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Mr. Hayden, in an interview, made the case for former intelligence officials becoming talking heads of a sort, saying he believed that it was important for Americans to understand what the country's intelligence agencies did and did not do.
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However, what all these analysts and talking heads seem to miss is that, at the end of the day, impeachment is a constitutional process with constitutional guidelines as to what warrants impeachment and removal from office and what doesn't.
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The club's self-mythologizing denizens were a mix of the famous (Debbie Harry, the Talking Heads), the soon-to-be famous (Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jeff Koons, Debi Mazar) and the famous-below-14th Street (Glenn O'Brien, Chi Chi Valenti).
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The reason is simple: the lives of many of its talking heads are totally divorced from the enormous pain of having an unaffordable medical bill, or $200,000 in student loan debt, or not having even $500 in the bank.
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There are otherwise only a few on-screen titles to establish setting but no talking heads, no explanatory narration, no acknowledgment of the pains the film crew must have taken to achieve such intimacy in these high-stakes situations.
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While I'm on the edge of my seat hearing just the slightest hint of insider Met Gala info, Rogers insists she doesn't really get starstruck, though she says she was excited to meet legendary Talking Heads frontman David Byrne recently.
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He formed Talking Heads with Tina Weymouth and Chris Frantz in the mid 70s in New York, and it's well documented that the band soon became a fixture at CBGB's (their first show in 1975 was in support of the Ramones).
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And Chris [Franz] and Tina [Weymouth] from Talking Heads came to see us, and Debbie Harry and Chris Stein [of Blondie], they promoted us when they went on tour, because "Heart of Glass" came out and they really became huge.
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As a tax lawyer, academic and commentator, I have a pretty good sense of what is coming: a few articles, some denials and retorts--including one from Trump that came after the story appeared--and lots of complexity from talking heads.
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"I told the president in private what I&aposve been saying in public: I think there&aposs a great danger having talking heads on TV who are ex-CIA agents and still have classified clearance," Paul said on Fox News.
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It relies on archival news footage, interspersed with talking heads who were in L.A. at the time, including a woman who witnessed the murder of Latasha Harlins by a Korean-American store owner from a distance of around five feet.
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The group that Mr. Obama joins in his scolding of outspoken young people is dominated by white straight men, far-right conservative talking heads, and celebrities who feel entitled to audiences who appreciate their art and dutifully ignore their missteps.
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It turned to a segment on a fraternity hazing death, and then called up two talking heads to discuss free speech on college campuses, as archival footage of a February 1 student riot at the University of California Berkeley played onscreen.
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Progressing chronologically, and after a short introduction establishing the current critical and mainstream recognition of black artists, the documentary touches upon key artists and art throughout the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries, and highlights their importance using talking heads and voiceover.
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One of the things that makes Peck's documentary so intense as a portrait of Baldwin, the engaged black writer, is that there are no talking heads, no one else making judgments or telling anecdotes about him or what he did.
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President Donald J. Trump has had a great 22019 but you would not know it if you listened to cable talking heads obsess about Roseanne Barr's latest tweet or the latest "breaking news" coming from a White House press briefing.
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Now, even as more victims die daily, we begin to believe the talking heads when they say, "nothing can get done in Washington D.C." And we allow apathy to rule the day, accepting gun violence "business as usual" in America.
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But the didactic contributions by these experts quickly grew irritating — as did Mr. Findlay's decision to have these images flit from one screen to the next so that the talking heads seemed to rear up from the heath like rabbits.
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Created by Matthew Carnahan ("House of Lies"), and counting Arianna Huffington among its producers and talking heads, the six-part project chronicles the formative days of Silicon Valley, the birth of instant millionaires and dot-come bubble that conspicuously burst.
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The talking heads would have us believe that Sanders will get his hour for a speech and the party will grant him verbiage on the party platform which, by the way, they assure us is non-binding on the candidate.
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Next Tuesday will be an important day in American history, and the future of America should not be clouded by Never-Trump cable-news talking heads' fear-mongering and progressive elites telling the American people how to live their lives.
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Along with his own solo albums of songs and instrumentals, he has produced landmark rock albums with Talking Heads, U2 and David Bowie and collaborated extensively lately with dance-music figures like Karl Hyde, from Underworld, and the producer Jon Hopkins.
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An internet of things that knows our feelings and bends to our wills would lead, not just to self-driving cars and even self-aware robots but, one of Herzog's talking heads imagines, to an even more self-centered world.
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The film runs the gamut when it comes to talking heads, from John Waters all the way to Clint Eastwood, opening the barn door on celebrity, personhood, and politics, beyond simply what it meant to be gay in a bygone era.
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But the more the president listens to the conservative talking heads who hate this compromise on the long-promised wall — like Ann Coulter and Sean Hannity — the more imperiled the deal becomes, as most people in Washington seem to understand.
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Inspired by Talking Heads, Bjork, System of a Down and the Joy Division song of the same name, Atrocity Exhibition will feature work from producers such as Evian Christ, The Alchemist and Black Milk, as well as singer-songwriter Petite Noir.
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As a result, the House held hearings this week on the "lessons" from the Mueller report that instead featured former FBI officials, cable news talking heads, and a historical figure from the 1970s Watergate scandal — without any direct link to Mueller.
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Because one of this Netflix documentary's producers is Avant's daughter, Nicole A. Avant, and both she and her husband, Ted Sarandos, Netflix's head of content, appear as talking heads, this overlong love-in sometimes plays like an illustrated conflict of interest.
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"The Great Leap" is at its most affecting when Wen Chang simply tells — or avoids telling — his own story, with a restrained wistfulness for chances lost that bring to mind the self-betraying monologists of Alan Bennett's "Talking Heads" series.
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But the claims to personal intimacy ranged from visibly untrue to quietly sad, and the shows all used many of the same talking heads, the same clips and the same dumb, dubious claims (no, "Suits" is not a celebrity-making show).
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With her husband, Tibor Kalman, and his design firm M&Co (the "M" is Maira), Ms. Kalman began her professional life working with that decade's new corporate headliners, like Benetton, and postmodern glitterati like David Byrne and the Talking Heads.
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Directed by Stephen Ives, Amanda Pollak and Rob Rapley, with Mark Samels as executive producer, "The Great War" is a deluxe version of the standard talking heads and archival photographs documentary, full of arresting images and startling snippets of obscure history.
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But now that Warren again has as plausible a path as any candidate to the nomination, it's worth remembering the way that the political railbirds and TV talking heads seized on her missteps (real and perceived) in the early going.
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The nation's leading journalists, talking heads, and television analysts collectively threw a full-blown media hissy fit after first daughter Ivanka Trump announced that she will be taking on a formal role, assistant to the president, in her father's White House.
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While Twitter talking heads harp on Buttigieg's middle-way stances on "Medicare for All" and cringe at his plan to target "future former Republicans" willing to vote for a Democratic candidate, Iowa voters are assembling behind Buttigieg — and staying there.
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While the talking heads may clutch their pearls in horror over Trump Twitter-feuding with McConnell, perhaps they should start casting their gaze over to the other side of the Capitol, where it's unclear anyone knows how to get anything done.
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Western pop fans will hear echoes of Michael Jackson, James Brown, Gary Numan, Prince, Talking Heads and, yes, Miami Sound Machine; African music devotees will recognize threads of juju and Afrobeat from Nigeria, high life from Ghana and makossa from Cameroon.
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In a factoid-saturated, opinion-polluted media environment, the emotion and outrage of hard-bitten outback farmers, a breed more commonly associated with skepticism and understatement, has an authenticity that no amount of scientific evidence or talking heads can project.
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It's not just the numbers that are newsworthy, though they are: Twenty women in the State Senate and 50 in the Assembly, the most ever in both chambers, many of whom unseated incumbents and bucked the wisdom of talking heads.
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American Horror Story has always been a death-soaked series, but Coven is the one season where death becomes a liability, because the show keeps killing off characters and then immediately resurrecting them, occasionally as literal talking heads or the like.
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Meanwhile, earlier that same season, contestant Ashley Salter earned plenty of screen time with her erratic, out-of-context one-liners, which The Bachelor underscored with lilting musical flourishes and intercut with talking heads of the other girls describing her as crazy.
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Number One for eight weeks After a two-year absence from the top of the charts, Carey's return was inspired by an '22011 New Wave track by the Tom Tom Club, helmed by Tina Weymouth and Chris Frantz of the Talking Heads.
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Critiques of WeWork weren't all that sparse preceding its S-1, and yet many of venture capital's talking heads had some kind of founder-friendly admiration for someone that seemed to had bent the world's heftiest venture capital fund to his will.
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The importance of the relationship between the two recurs throughout "Siren Song", and Mr Stein notes that the Ramones were not the only debt he owed to Mr Fields: it was his recommendation that persuaded Talking Heads to sign to Sire Records.
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It's also notable that while much of this important work is being done by women — people like Kate Crawford of the AI Now institute and Joy Buolamwini of the Algorithmic Justice League — the cast of talking heads in Do You Trust This Computer?
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Most of the film's talking heads -- including Anna Quindlen, James McBride, Rosanne Cash, Tom Brokaw, Richard Russo, Diane McWhorter and the unavoidable Oprah Winfrey -- are more or less part of the first wave of readers affected by "Mockingbird," in print and on-screen.
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Alexandria, Va. The 9th Circuit's position will stand From Earl Beal Media talking heads continue to search for an answer of what will happen to the president's executive order enjoining immigration authorities to temporarily halt foreign nationals from entering the United States.
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If you dig Zappa, La Priest,Talking Heads, and early Metronomythen you'll be feeling this celebratory wig out, the genesis of which was born on the Day of the Dead in 2014, in a Shaman's villa overlooking the city of San Christobal, Mexico.
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"I told the president in private what I've been saying in public: that I think there's a great danger to having talking heads on TV who are ex-CIA agents and still have classified clearance," Paul said Monday night on Fox News.
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The search for hosts with "something to say," the talking heads, the talking head butting, the over-the-top breaking news graphics, the invocations of "America," the saturation coverage of events — all of it was either created or fully exploited by Fox News.
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"I think the president lives in this delusional world fed by Fox News and a couple of right-wing talking heads and does not connect actions with consequences," Connolly, who serves on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said during an appearance on CNN.
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At a time when punk was evanescing into the so-called new wave and bands like the Pretenders and Talking Heads were propelling a new rock aesthetic, Mr. Spitzer and his program director, Denis McNamara, committed the station's music menu to emergent sounds.
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There's a lot more that didn't make the cut, including all the footage shot for the project's original manifestation, a web series of talking heads, but Herzog is, unlike most of us internet addicts, a seeming master of focus and slayer of distractions.
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" Instead, Brader argued, exit polls are "organized principally by news organizations who want to be able to make election night 'calls' of winners as soon as they can, and also need to fill the airtime those evenings with commentary by talking heads.
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"Without him it's unlikely there would be the Ramones, Elvis Costello, Talking Heads, New York Dolls, so many acts now so well established in the music firmament but 40 years ago just whispers," the critic Roger Friedman wrote on the website Showbiz411.
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As a producer, Eno's touch is unmistakable — David Bowie's Low, Talking Heads' Remain in Light, and U2's Zooropa all share with Eno's solo albums a certain spare, angular quirkiness, reliant on expanses of blank space, immersion in technology, wistfulness mitigated by cheer.
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Byrne, a 67-year-old pop star who became famous as the lead singer of the Talking Heads, generally performed 6 shows a week, for a total of 121 performances; the show includes songs from the recent album, as well as classic hits.
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Instead of the meaty, distorted power chords and hyperactive riffs of its adolescence, Paramore has dipped into cleaner, more rhythmic and synth-kissed textures of the '70s and '80s, owing to recent obsessions with Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club, Cyndi Lauper and Blondie.
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Occasionally, it veers into fantasy, with hand-drawn illustrations on top of the film stock when the narrative slides toward musical numbers, often comical covers of songs like the Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer" and Iggy Pop's "The Passenger" staged on public transit.
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In between, he also dabbled in comedy (Married to the Mob, Handle With Care) and documentary (The Agronomist, Cousin Bobby), and, perhaps most significantly, made his first — of many — music documentaries with the seminal 1984 Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense.
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Though at one point Taylor and his despicable publication were granted Twitter's coveted blue checkmark, both were swept up in the wave of mid-December bans that saw several high-profile white nationalists, "race realists," and alt-right talking heads removed from the platform.
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It's mostly a scripted series, created by Matthew Carnahan, but it also uses documentary elements, with talking heads like Netscape's cofounder Jim Clark (who is fictionally portrayed by John Murphy) and observers like Mark Cuban and Arianna Huffington (an executive producer of the show).
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Fashion features have a tendency to get starry-eyed, hustling to secure glamorous 'talking heads' interviews with celebrities who wore the designer's clothes, top photographers who shot them, and influential editors who featured their work — but who didn't necessarily know the person very well.
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The film also offers a sensitive, trenchant examination of Houston's relationship with her friend Robyn Crawford, long a topic of innuendo, and points convincingly to signs (via multiple talking heads) that Crawford's exile from Houston's life was an overt factor in the singer's undoing.
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In the case of high-profile men who are nothing but media or government talking heads to the average person, we can reflexively write off the accused as flat-out evil — because we don't know them as human beings or have personal relationships with them.
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There&aposs much anger and emotion to be found following Friday shooting -- talking heads on Sunday shows, entertainers at events: (BEGIN VIDEO CLIPS) OLIVER NORTH, INCOMING NRA PRESIDENT: You&aposre not going to fix it by taking away the rights of law-abiding citizens.
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"On Twitter, you can look prepared, look organized, talk to journalists, and shape what journalists and talking heads are going to be talking about for the next week… Twitter is where the chattering class is," Harris, who did contract work for Trump's campaign, said.
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And perhaps, much like the Washington Beltway columnists and talking heads who fetishize Vladimir Putin's "strength" and "leadership" as a means of expressing their disappointment with President Obama, perhaps Dugin is projecting onto Trump what he had hoped to see from Putin but never got.
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He's experienced — as the one-time "Daily Show" Senior Black Correspondent — in the sense of knowing how to make his points in soundbites, which in a "sorry-we're-out-of-time" world of cable news is an art not enough talking heads seem to understand.
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Gleeful talking heads on MSNBC and CNN wondered dreamily what would become of the Republican president when Democrats took the gavel from Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE.
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Listen below or cruise through to a recent live performances of the song at London's Kew Gardens and see how this track marks a coalescence between club-friendly Foals, 80s guitar groups like Talking Heads and Talk Talk and a hallucinogenic, mind-expanding color palette.
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But it may also have been a smart attempt to catch a political windfall — at least for an eager incumbent trying to position himself as Beijing's henchman among potential candidates that include holdovers from British colonial times, populist talking-heads and capable senior administrators.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — A bank of TV sets flicker on and off one by one, each showing a different media clip from the early 1990s: gang members being interviewed, talking heads spewing political punditry, videos of looting and burning buildings.
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The Oracle is not the only talking head at the show; a installation house in a room called House of the Talking Heads consists of two large automatons carrying on a philosophical conversation about mankind, but noticeably failing to listen to the others' words.
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Shot and assembled in the conventional style of talking heads alternating with archival footage, it begins with Ms. Jett's early teen-years acquisition, in 1974, of a Sears Silvertone guitar — a cheap but potent ax with an amplifier and speaker built right into its case.
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So when mostly male, mostly white talking heads, politicians, and journalists are snagging a majority of the limited airtime devoted to climate change on television, "it's extremely unfortunate because it's underrepresentation; it's a misrepresentation of what the movement actually looks like right now," says Fisher.
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Only 10 months into the 1980s, Talking Heads released one of the best albums of that decade: "Remain in Light," the group's fourth studio record, was a brilliant fusion of serrated post-punk guitars, futuristic synthesizers and hip-swiveling Afrobeat grooves inspired by Fela Kuti.
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As will the singer Nona Hendryx, a driving force behind the event; Living Colour, the best-known Black Rock Coalition band; Jerry Harrison of Talking Heads; and the director Jonathan Demme and the actress Meryl Streep, who have both worked with Mr. Worrell on film.
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Among the lawyers representing the Raisens is Lawrence Y. Iser, a noted copyright attorney who in 2010 represented David Byrne in a lawsuit against Charlie Crist, the governor of Florida, who had used a Talking Heads song without permission in a Senate campaign ad.
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"Trump is bad, so CIA-spy cable-news talking heads and preposterous Russia conspiracy theories must be good!" is about as deep as blind partisanship and a commitment to being seen as part of the "reasonable center" will allow one to go, it seems.
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There were all manner of talking heads and costumed delegates milling around, and I spotted Bakari T. Sellera, a former Democratic state legislator from South Carolina who'd gotten in a fight with Pastor Scott on CNN the night before over Trump's position on police brutality.
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And the time is now, when the stock market has been mostly falling, the talking heads are raising their voices, and your friends who went to school longer than you did are sending emails asking if you're selling your investments and putting money under the mattress.
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"I told the president in private what I&aposve been saying in public: that I think there&aposs a great danger to having talking heads on TV who are ex-CIA agents and still have classified clearance," Paul said Monday evening in an appearance on Fox News.
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Just like Reagan, the Brooklyn native was dismissed at the outset as a "protest candidate" who couldn't win by TV talking heads who didn't understand how 40 years of growing income inequality had primed the Democratic base for a candidate who embraces a form of socialism.
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And while it brings in talking heads to add background — New Yorker writers Toobin and Jane Mayer, who have intimate knowledge of the history, along with Fox News personality Tucker Carlson — its main narrator is Stone himself, who shows no qualms about what he'll say on camera.
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And while it brings in talking heads to add background — New Yorker writers Toobin and Jane Mayer, who have intimate knowledge of the history, along with Fox News personality Tucker Carlson — its main narrator is Stone himself, who has no qualms about what he'll say on camera.
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For many, there will be a clear demarcation between Byrne's eclectic solo work and his time in Talking Heads, but throughout, his work has exuded an ebullience and a spirit of enquiry, and Byrne has an almost childlike sense of wonder that hasn't diminished over the years.
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Talking Heads belong to the alternative rock canon's highest echelon, universally beloved as icons of quirk, and will remain so in perpetuity as new generations of aesthetes discover their back catalog and the joys of gawking over the Stop Making Sense video with a group of friends.
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Many talking heads and tweeters seem to think this particular shift in terminology is somehow fatal to Trump's case because it erases his staff's careful efforts over the past few months to insist that Trump's executive order wasn't a ban on travel and shouldn't be called that.
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Jimmy Carter and Mikael Gorbachev might sound like the worst back to back DJ set of all time, but taking up positions as talking heads they offer enough to pitch this one a little higher than your average BBC3 retro I Love The 90s retro spaff-fest.
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What has really gotten to me, not only as a public servant but also as a college professor of African-American history, is that we have pundits and talking heads assuming — and I understand why they are assuming — that Black folks are going to vote one way.
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Talking heads — one's introduced as a "fear researcher," another as a "hell expert" — chime in insightfully, and Mr. Trejo injects a bit of personal experience as well, as when he discusses the emergence of the idea of Satan as a specific being who tempts us to misbehave.
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Then the artists animated the interviews — with software downloaded from the internet, of course — and looped cartoonlike footage of the participants' talking heads on monitors set into the underside of desks, so that London gallerygoers have to peer around the banal-looking office furniture to watch.
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The game, however, has almost become an afterthought in all that followed: A showdown between the country's most powerful sports executive and football's most decorated quarterback; a power play between the league and the players' union; courtroom drama; red-hot arguments by talking heads on television.
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Eno had quit Bryan Ferry's Roxy Music to release a string of three iconic solo albums that at that time were strictly cult items, and eventually would go balls-out ambient on 80s albums like Music for Airports as well as producing Talking Heads and U2.
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It opens with archival footage of the subject being introduced at a performance, then plays a few bars of a well-known hit (in this case "You're No Good"), and then segues into a montage of magazine covers, Billboard charts, crowds rushing stages, and talking heads.
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Two days later Mr. Spicer is having a glitzier, invitation-only party in the lobby of Trump International Hotel in Washington, where he is expecting cabinet officials, members of Congress, White House staff members, "talking heads and the D.C. and New York press corps," he said.
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Likely, it will remain close to its current 2900 percent, and a mix of analysts, talking heads, and politicians, will discuss the still tight labor market and look for clues about what that number means for the economy as it approaches the last quarter of the year.
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Pop & Rock Only 10 months into the 1980s, Talking Heads released one of the best albums of that decade: "Remain in Light," the group's fourth studio record, was a brilliant fusion of serrated post-punk guitars, futuristic synthesizers and hip-swiveling Afrobeat grooves inspired by Fela Kuti.
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But progress happens fast when you&aposre that age, and although AC/DC — this was between "Highway to Hell" and "Back in Black" — absolutely got it done, Elvis Costello, Marshall Crenshaw, X, Blondie, Talking Heads, the Clash, and the Replacements sent me on a different course.
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Trump (and talking heads on Fox News) have deemed the migrants a serious threat to the US. But CNN's Chris Cuomo urged everyone not to look at them as Trump does -- "as the 'Walking Dead'" -- but as desperate people fleeing violence and seeking better economic opportunities. 4.
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A fair and balanced analysis would have the cable news talking heads spending a week dissecting the recent reports about Hillary Clinton's tenure as secretary of State and the actions by President Obama's Justice Department to respond to alleged Russian efforts to influence and target the Clintons.
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The answer, say people who have worked with him, is a flickering parade of talking heads on Fox — hard-line foreign policy experts, retired generals and longtime on-air personalities — who praise his actions, savage his critics and validate his "America First" approach to the world.
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There's an entry-level Talking Heads that most people subscribed to during the 20083s, where idiosyncratic songs about buildings ("Burning Down The House"), evangelical preachers ("Once In A Lifetime"), and LSD consumption ("And She Was") became mainstream radio and MTV-endorsed earworms that more than troubled the charts.
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Mr Trump has apparently concluded that the Republican establishment—if that name can still be applied to leaders in Congress, powerful conservative donors and some of the grander conservative pundits and talking-heads—may be of some use to him between now and the general election in November.
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We have the phenomena in our society of very bright "talking heads" from groups such as No Labels and the ReFormers Caucus (both of which I am a member) and several other well intentioned folks talking about how bad both parties are and how bad both candidates are etc.
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It boasts a map of the neighborhood painted on the driveway, a fabulous 285-foot-long play river — an installation art piece, designed for children's museums — and a two-story log-cabin playhouse with a sleeping loft, whiteboard walls inside for coloring and really good speakers, blasting Talking Heads.
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This knottier take on the 1980s — one that includes Jackson, but also David Bowie, maybe a little Talking Heads, and the more brooding end of quiet-storm R&B — might not have been available to the Weeknd had he not gone for full pop immersion the last time around.
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And they've all but called Democratic voters stupid, because these talking heads are unable to grapple with the obvious: Sanders is winning by speaking to the hopes and fears of a rising generation of Democrats who look and think a lot more like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez than Joe Biden.
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Crafting a wistful sound that's an unabashed throwback to the alt-rock of yesteryear, the duo honed their unhinged anthems around Mike's speak-sing howl, without fear of getting caught up in the almost-too-obvious comparisons to Talking Heads, Berlin-era David Bowie, Echo & The Bunnymen, and others.
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It all sounds like a bizarre, modern-day version of Trump idol Andrew Jackson's so-called "kitchen cabinet," the term the press used for Jackson's coterie of informal advisers after his regular Cabinet imploded amid scandal and infighting — except this one is made up of cable news talking heads.
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And while it brings in talking heads to add background — including New Yorker writers Toobin and Jane Mayer, who have intimate knowledge of the history, as well as Fox News personality Tucker Carlson — its main narrator is Stone himself, who has no qualms about what he'll say on camera.
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" Trump, never one to let pass an opportunity to toot his own horn, took to Twitter to attack those who had questioned his methods: "A year ago the pundits & talking heads, people that couldn't do the job before, were begging for conciliation and peace - 'please meet, don't go to war.
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Season two boasts a similarly enticing lineup of source material, from the 1992 presidential campaign chronicled in The War Room to the lyrical food porn of Jiro Dreams of Sushi to the seminal Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense, all of which seem tailor-made for the Documentary Now!
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In a recent paper, Charles Goodhart of the London School of Economics and Manoj Pradhan of Talking Heads Macro, a research firm, argue that the rich world's demography is at a turning point, too, with the share of working-age people in the population about to fall (see chart 5).
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And yet they will continue to struggle, because Americans are being bombarded by talking heads and political operatives depicting this race as a clash between just two choices: Democrat or Republican, left or right, A or B. People who even entertain other options are castigated for throwing away their votes.
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Talking Heads turn the song inside out, revealing the seams: Frantz's drumming is slower, more lumbering, yet somehow larger in the aural space; Weymouth's bass is slinky and flat simultaneously; only the guitar hook in the chorus contains echoes of the original song's central chord progression, turned cruder and more industrial.
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Tom Tykwer's adaptation of Dave Eggers' novel is spotty, but ultimately good-hearted A Hologram For The King opens with an aggressive shout of a scene: Tom Hanks' protagonist, Alan Clay, charging through a white-picket-fence suburb, yelling the lyrics of Talking Heads' "Once In A Lifetime" into the camera.
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But if opinions about Trump are as set in stone as the latest survey indicates, all the abuse hurled at the president by his opponents, mainstream-media talking heads, and television comedians won't matter as much as the basic calculus that makes him the lesser of two evils for conservatives.
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But, as the documentary shows, the move unleashed a media feeding frenzy that previewed the fights that would roil America in 2016, fraying the couple's relationship, drawing excoriations from talking heads and internet trolls, at times alienating their four other children and indelibly etching Coy's name into cyberspace's inexhaustible memory bank.
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The traveling installation was recently turned into a book that features an essay about guns by Talking Heads co-founder David Byrne, poetry about the justice system by Claudia Rankine, a reflection by criminal justice attorney Lori Lightfoot, and written pieces by Mass MoCA curator Denise Markonish and Nick Cave himself.
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And after reading articles about how the 1 percent has so much money they don't know what to do with it, people living paycheck to paycheck may not especially appreciate being shamed by wealthy talking heads for the small purchases they make in order to enjoy—or sometimes just endure—life.
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TV news talking heads who comment on the action, as well as "Law & Order"-style rundowns by the detectives on her case — Moses Beltran (John Ortiz), Stan Carmichael (John Gallagher Jr.) and Lisa Inman (Annie Ilonzeh) — are employed by the screenwriter Chad St. John to fill in the character-building.
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If anything, the songs from this period are even sparer than those on Revival — for instance, "Bad Liar," a shifting bundle of skipping, clicking percussion tracks wound tight around each other, has no melodic elements other than Gomez's singing and the zigzag bassline (which samples "Psycho Killer" by the Talking Heads).
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Some of the spoken-word-over-ambient-music tracks, like Susie Green's, have a jangly and twangy guitar sound and staccato rhythmic flair I associate with the non-conformist 1980s recordings of Laurie Anderson and the Talking Heads by way of Jon Hassell and Brian Eno's landmark recording Fourth World, Vol.
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As these pontificating, grandstanding politicians stand in the well of the House ranting and raving impeachment of the president, or cable network talking heads spewing forth the same diatribe, these people seem to be of the opinion impeachment is the first and final stage of removing a president from office.
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It means an outcome that can be touted as a "surprisingly strong third" or "strong enough to raise doubts about Biden's viability" or whatever the Talking Heads say on cable TV when they're hoping to keep the contest alive, the ratings high and their speaking fees at the going rate.
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It explains why British viewers, every year, are reminded in some way of the Morecambe and Wise specials—through repeats, talking-heads documentaries, television dramas about the pair or about their scriptwriter—but are seldom invited to actually watch "Tell It To The Marines", a lacklustre show broadcast in 1987.
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When the talking heads are doing their intro thing and sharing the same silly projections we've already been hearing about for months, get your body ready to move — try combining the World's Greatest Stretch and this sequence, both from Equinox, before you start, and try some of these when it's all over.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the United States today, education, especially in its public forms, paid for by taxpayers, is frequently the most contentious subject on the agendas of politicians, pundits, public-policy researchers, private-foundation funders, controversy-loving TV talking heads, pedagogical "experts" and, of course, teachers, parents and students.
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"Stop Making Sense," 1984's filmed record of the Talking Heads rock group performing at what may have been its commercial and artistic peak, remains a model of its kind; it perfectly melds the colorfully staged grandeur of a classic MGM musical with the frenzied montages typifying of the emerging music-video genre.
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The successful launch of Lemonade, an album that celebrates the strength of black femininity, has given conservative talking heads enough reason to take a break from their daily Cruz/Trump apologizing to dig their nails into the pop star (not literally, of course, as that would mean actually touching a person of color).
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Looking back at the final third of the near-eight minute "Losing My Edge," where Murphy exclaims "But have you seen my records?" and shouts out several influential artists like This Heat, Talking Heads, Joy Division, Pere Ubu (twice), and many more, it's actually shocking he didn't shout out Stephen Malkmus or Pavement.
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First of all, there were no newspapers published in Paris (despite revelations of 9GB of leaks on Macron) or anywhere else in France on election day itself — no televised or live-streamed, real-time, district-by district updates, colored maps, or talking heads propelled by the hyper-fuel of history-in-the-making.
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The book was a choppy read, stuffed with e-mails, blog posts, and other ephemera, and the film, likewise, finds room for video clips, talking heads, and messages dictated by a flustered Bernadette to her all-purpose assistant, based in India; Bee's voice-over, pensive but unnecessary, tops and tails the whole thing.
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No matter how many times the traders and talking heads say the bull market in bonds is over and it's time to sell bonds, investors will flock to bonds in periods of uncertainty, and there was every reason to expect that after nine years of gains, a correction was in the cards.
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In those early months, in an act born of savvy or necessity, Ms. Conway stepped back from the media glare to focus on demonstrating to her colleagues and her critics that she was as capable on policy as she was sparring with talking heads on TV. Her choice seems to have paid off.
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Television producers who would never dream of assigning segments where talking heads debate whether it's bad that the richest country on earth also has millions of children growing up in dire poverty think nothing of chasing random conservative shiny objects, from "Fast & Furious" (remember that one?) to Benghazi to the migrant caravan.
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Plenty of news leaders and talking heads have denounced Trump's disdain toward the Fourth Estate, but the reality TV star has turned the animosity to his advantage, using the press as a punching bag for allegedly mistreating him even as he has ridden its frenetic coverage to the GOP nomination for president.
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Far more than the concert it first appears to be, this invigorating production — created by and starring the former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne, with precision-tooled choreography by Annie-B Parson — is an unexpectedly hopeful paean to collective individualism, to the shared pleasures and anxieties of this outsize nation of oddballs.
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"When I was living on the Lower East Side and I didn't see many concerts, I knew about Debbie Harry and Chrissie Hynde and the Talking Heads and David Bowie, but there was no pressure for me to be anything specifically, to sound a certain way, to look a certain way," she recalled.
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Now there are five companies in search of the mythical $35 price point for OTT pay TV. There is a "Light" that never goes out The Talking Heads' album "Remain in Light" was way ahead of its time when it arrived in 1980 — almost 40 years ahead — pioneering African polyrhythms, sampling, looping and other techniques.
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The only songs I remember hearing on the speakers were the Lana Del Rey song from the soundtrack of Baz Luhrman's The Great Gatsby, the Talking Heads song that is on the 201 Going on 53 soundtrack, and Harry Belafonte's "Day-O (The Banana Boat Song)," which is from a critical scene in Beetlejuice.
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Glynn may be making a subversive point about how easy it is for Danny to hoodwink Charlie Rose and other rapturous talking heads based solely on his replicant looks and the Teddy-tells he's mastered from YouTube: sketching equations in the air, for instance, or quoting the one Walt Whitman line everybody knows. Deep.
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Convinced of their own righteousness, the skeptics are conflating embarrassing cable news talking heads, a handful of discredited stories, and the speculative fantasy that Trump was a Russian asset with the entire field of journalism—while leaving out a lot of relevant information that proves that the Russia story is anything but a hoax.
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David Byrne liked it so much that he let Gomez use the iconic bassline from Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer" to hold down the pop star's infatuated vocals; the result is a track that retains just enough of its parent track's simplicity and anxiety to allow an all-consuming crush to sound fresh and interesting.
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On a Saturday morning in July, "Pod Save America" traveled to the Pasadena Convention Center for Politicon, a two-day event that has been hailed as the "Comic-Con of politics," in which several thousand political junkies pay $80 apiece for the opportunity to see their favorite cable-news talking heads in the flesh.
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They're worried about the picture that reporters and talking heads are painting of their country of 40 million people, which is struggling to root out corruption, trying to jumpstart its economy, and fighting for literal survival in a war fueled by an authoritarian ruler — Russia's Vladimir Putin — who is hell-bent on seeing it collapse.
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The group is known for changing its set list every night, but it's safe to expect stretched-out, improvisational journeys that touch on space disco, funk and blues-based rock grooves; occasional covers (the Velvet Underground, Talking Heads, the Rolling Stones); and one of the most engaging, eye-opening light shows in rock 'n' roll.
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While its straightforward blend of talking heads and archival clips is more conventional than its subject, the film — built around interviews with Pryor's wife, Jennifer Lee Pryor, and entertainers like Tiffany Haddish, Howie Mandel and Lily Tomlin — gives an overview of Pryor's career alongside discussion of the boundaries he pushed and, in some cases, obliterated.
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And while the selection of interview subjects includes people whose connection to Mr. Lee is stronger than their connection to Jackson (Rosie Perez, John Leguizamo, Mr. Bryant) and the occasional name-value choice without a lot to add (the ballet dancer Misty Copeland), there are talking heads who provide pleasure whenever they pop up on screen.
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Demme won consistent acclaim as the director of such diverse movies as the Talking Heads concert film "Stop Making Sense"; "Philadelphia," the 1993 drama starring Tom Hanks as a lawyer battling AIDS; and "Beloved," the 1998 Oprah Winfrey movie based on Toni Morrison's bestseller about a 19th century slave haunted by the ghost of her daughter.
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