Like the queen herself, Victoria the television program isn't perfect.
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"Sesame Street" is the first television program to receive the honor.
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A 1995 television program chronicled Mr. Baylis's introduction to that facility.
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Trump's most recent public experience was his reality television program, The Apprentice.
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In an interview with the Russian television program "Weekly News" on Dec.
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Ms. Clinton's pronouncement clearly disappointed some audience members on the television program.
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His satirical television program, "The Show," was conceived during the Arab Spring.
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Photo: Fox Photos/Getty Images1957: Recording of 'The Frank Sinatra Show' television program.
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In Davao, he shamed civil servants on a weekly radio and television program.
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Louisville had this local television program—Tomorrow's Champions—that featured young, amateur boxers.
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In Turkey, Arakon had her own television program where she analyzed Turkish politics.
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It's essentially what Rover from the British television program The Prisoner is all about.
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Rivera Paz was a cameraman for the Honduran television program "Los Verduleros" (The Grocers).
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On the television program the "700 Club" shortly after the attacks, the late Rev.
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It all started with a 1950s television program featuring animals from the London Zoo.
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Simply put, it did something no other television program has done in the modern era.
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Photo: Keystone Features/Getty Images22008: Filming a television program at Frenckell's studio in Tampere, Finland.
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Baxter herself was interviewed on London's LBC Radio and the daytime television program This Morning.
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"I think it will happen this week," Priebus said on CBS "This Morning" television program.
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His interest was piqued by a television program about the 1987 Cup in Fremantle, Australia.
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Started in the television program promotion then started expanding into general market helping retail companies.
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But I enjoyed watching it because I couldn't believe it was a real television program.
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Spawning 30 seasons of a nearly universally beloved television program will do that to a legacy.
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"I think minds are going to change," Ryan said on ABC's "Good Morning America" television program.
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The television program Zembla cited the Europol's adjunct director Wil van Gemert as acknowledging the incident.
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O'Reilly, for his part, worked for tabloid news magazine Inside Edition, a nationally-syndicated television program.
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CreditCreditCam Cottrill Leslie Moonves had a strong idea of what a network television program should be.
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Another anniversary worth noting is the 50th birthday of the beloved children's television program Sesame Street.
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The dinners became a television program in 1993, when the ceremony was first aired on C-SPAN.
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While filming a segment of the television program "Access Hollywood," he talked about kissing and groping women.
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The comparison between a private social media account and a reality television program on MTV is ludicrous.
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I'm bullish that a talented production team can turn most anything into an okay network television program.
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He spent 23 years broadcasting on "Breath of Life," billed as the first black religious television program.
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It's the whole point of the very popular television program The Daily Show, which I co-created.
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And a man who hosted the second most popular reality television program of 2004 is now president.
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"Now what I said on a television program, I didn't say it well," the Vermont senator said.
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They met when he was her first guest on her television program; it is his second marriage.
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In one tweet, he cited his favorite Saturday evening television program, "Judge Jeanine," as it aired back home.
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He presented these insights last week at the National Association of Television Program Executives annual meeting in Miami.
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" She continued, "I certainly don't [Williams] is the right person to be hosting our community's flagship television program.
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Together, they created a television program that brought kids joy and helped them to thrive in uncertain times.
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It was the highest-rated television program of the night, just slightly ahead of "60 Minutes" on CBS.
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An earlier version of this article gave the wrong name for a television program that interviewed Greta Thunberg.
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In the final hours of 2015, Rachel Platten sang "Fight Song" on the very television program in question.
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" On the television program "Fox & Friends," the co-host Ed Henry accused the CBC of "Trump Derangement Syndrome.
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Appearing on a television program on Friday, Abe expressed resolve to work hard to win back the people's trust.
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" It concludes, "So here is the call KRO-NCRV to retrieve this sexist television program as soon as possible!
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"On paper, Airmageddon is the best television program ever made," Stuart Heritage writes in a review for The Guardian.
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Every magazine and television program features only the wealthiest, the smartest, the funniest, the richest, and the impossibly beautiful.
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But the main culprit was not Ms. Arab, Tehran's public prosecutor, Abbas Jafar-Dolatabadi, concluded on the television program.
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Lady Dynamite Quite possibly the most bizarre television program Netflix has to offer, but also one of the best.
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He ran a very successful television program, I think it was on the air for 12 or 15 years.
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The Altan brothers had appeared on a television program hosted by Ms. Ilicak a day before the coup attempt.
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I usually begin with an idea, and that might come from a television program, photograph, or stand-up comedy.
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The same year also saw True Blood, a television program that showed the Southern gentleman—and vampire—Bill Compton.
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Cultivating a likable persona is the smart play in the side-game of a reality television program: social media ads.
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" He also launched a successful podcast, "The Tim Ferriss Show, " and starred in a television program, "The Tim Ferriss Experiment.
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Definition: to watch multiple episodes of (a television program) in rapid succession, typically by means of DVDs or digital streaming.
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But - according to Sesame Workshop, the organization behind the popular U.S. television program - it's also official that they're not straight.
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Most recently, she appeared on a television program in which K-pop stars discussed their experiences with malevolent online comments.
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Most recently, she appeared on a television program in which K-pop stars discussed their experiences with malevolent online comments.
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He also gave a well-deserved shoutout to a television program no '90s kid could ever forget: Total Request Live.
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A state television program last week on firms making risky overseas acquisitions named Suning's Inter Milan buy as an example.
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Fred McFeely Rogers was the legendary man behind the television program "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," which ran from 1968 through 2001.
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The drama, which follows the team behind a fictional morning television program, stars Jennifer Aniston, Steve Carell, and Reese Witherspoon.
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When he gets out into the real world, due to unexpected circumstances, he mistakes reality for an uninterrupted television program.
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New York (CNN Business)Jim Lehrer, the legendary debate moderator and former anchor of the "NewsHour" television program, died Thursday.
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Saturday morning, shortly after the television program Fox & Friends covered Curry's comments, Trump tweeted that the invite was off the table.
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In 2007, renowned Sichuan-born magician Xiao Tian, started a television program dedicated to exposing the secrets of traditional Chinese magic.
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Francis' comical comment was caught during an episode of a Catholic TV2000 television program posted on YouTube, according to the Guardian.
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The Hannity chat was barely 45 minutes long, so that means Trump said something deceptive every minute of the television program.
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In the late 1980s, he also appeared on a white supremacist television program on public access cable, called Race and Reason.
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But in 2017, Maysa was invited onto a Brazilian television program to walk the runaway in front of a live jury.
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Jon Snow takes Ghost's body as his earthly host and this becomes the kind of television program in which animals talk.
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"It's really about putting our money away for a non-rainy day," Morrison said on Channel 7's Sunrise television program.
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ACTION AND ADVENTURE My guilty pleasure television program is "Live PD." It's mind-numbing and perfect for a solo Sunday evening.
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Conservative news outlets — including The New York Post and Fox's "Fox & Friends," Mr. Trump's favorite television program — picked up on it.
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"They now watch their favorite television program together, and have dinner at the same table," a journalist with Grozny TV said.
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They are entertainment, and you certainly wouldn't want to watch the same episode of a television program every night, would you?
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"It is just simply wrong for ABC to have a television program that expresses that kind of religious intolerance," Pence said.
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On the same television program, Mr. Nash said that he believed that the majority of banned weapons had been handed in.
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Have you heard rumors that your favorite actress Drew Barrymore is starring in a mysterious new television program called Santa Clarita Diet?
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These include battery-operated toys, television program jingles, and the perky sing-song nonsense that you listen to in car rides now.
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NOTICE OF FILMING AND RECORDINGFilming of an internet/television program, "BOOTY QUEENS," is taking place beyond this sign and in this area.
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The Morning Show stars Reese Witherspoon, Steve Carrell, and Jennifer Aniston as cast members of a Today Show–style morning television program.
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Now he's a celebrity for the Twitch community after the platform kicked off the Creative channel with streams of his television program.
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"Our beloved Captain, Mr. Ken Berry passed away tonight," Storch wrote on Saturday, referencing the character Berry played on the television program.
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Goldberg went on to wish Pirro the best with her new book, which Pirro had come on the television program to promote.
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I am happy to report on James F's behalf that he recently played a reporter on the now-canceled television program Nashville.
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" Further, the judge wrote, "one would expect to find a boardroom … in any television program that is set in a corporate environment.
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"I never have a Mr. Minogue, that is the beginning and the end," she told Australian breakfast television program Sunrise in November.
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In 1985, Mayor Edward I. Koch refused to be interviewed by Mr. Payne on a television program after pronouncing his writing racist.
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A popular television program, "Le Iene," championed his cause, producing several segments about Mr. Antoniani before and after his death in February.
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"Series finale?" does not refer to the last episode of a television program or podcast, but to the ending of a list.
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Sanders faced criticism from Florida Democrats for comments about Castro in an interview with the television program "60 Minutes" broadcast on Sunday.
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On the popular Russian television program "Vesti Nedeli," the host, Dmitry Kiselyov, questioned how Syria could have been responsible for the attack.
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During the 2011 protests against President Mubarak, a television program broadcast phone conversations of well-known activists in order to shame them.
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Those teams release ratings numbers, which provide a snapshot into how many people are watching any given television program at any given time.
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Rossiya 1 did not respond to BuzzFeed News' requests for comment and a request for the original photo used on the television program.
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Rae scored a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress in a Television Program - Comedy this morning for Insecure and yes, she's appropriately psyched.
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Facebook's director of development, Ricky Van Veen, made the announcement today at the National Association of Television Program Executives (NATPE) conference, Deadline reports.
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Actress Mayim Bialik, from the television program "Big Bang Theory," arrives at the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, September 23, 2012.
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"Africa won the World Cup," Noah, host of The Daily Show, said in a segment on the late-night television program this week.
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The former NBCUniversal CEO helped launch Trump's highly successful reality television program, "The Apprentice," which still credits the president as an executive producer.
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The nonprofit behind children's television program "Sesame Street" is launching a series of projects in the Middle East aimed at helping refugee children.
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The group's research director, Chris Farrell, referred last week to the "Soros-occupied State Department" on Lou Dobbs's television program on Fox Business.
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The last time NBC aired the Super Bowl, in 2015, it was the most-watched U.S. television program ever with 733 million viewers.
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It would be nice to see a one-night stand that never came back to haunt someone, but this is a television program.
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He also attended a reception and met scholars who have taken part in BAFTA's "Prince William Scholarships in Film, Games and Television" program.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Netherlands foreign ministry confirmed on Tuesday that two employees of the television program "Spoorloos", or "Missing", have been kidnapped in Colombia.
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I just want a hot drink to read while I watch a mature, adult television program such as a Ken Burns documentary or HGTV.
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Earlier this year, Ramsay spoke to a U.K. television program about the debatable topping, "You don't put f***ing pineapple on pizza," he said.
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"Bitcoin is to me very much like gold," Grant Spencer, acting governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, told a local television program.
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Nassar's attorneys, Matt Newburg and Shannon Smith, have each said that due to a gag order they had no comment on the television program.
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"He's just as likely to appoint Judge Judy as anyone on that list," he added, referring to the star of a reality television program.
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"It's just not in our culture, not like football," said Fadi Mustafa, a leading sports broadcaster who produces Israel's only Arabic soccer television program.
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A similar report also appeared in Nieuwsuur, a Dutch current affairs television program, both resulting from a joint investigation by the two news outlets.
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Pavard grew emotional Sunday when he saw a video made for him by his parents that was played on the French television program Téléfoot.
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He claimed some comments they made about his guilt on Facebook, and what Ms. Singh said on her television program, were false and malicious.
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As a ninth grader, she wrote to Kidsworld, a syndicated Saturday morning children's television program, to become a news anchor but was turned down.
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And there at our foldable camp table was Anthony Bourdain, giving us a platform to discuss our research on a highly rated television program.
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Her production company also co-produces the other top legal television program: "Hot Bench," a three-judge joint deliberation, which Sheindlin created in 2014.
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Amateur Night started in 1934 and eventually gave rise to the syndicated television program "Showtime at the Apollo," which ran from 1987 to 2008.
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That means that when a studio with a popular television program is negotiating with an online streaming service, the studio has all the leverage.
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Shortly after that first debate, I joked in the writers' room of my now defunct television program, "The Nightly Show," that Trump could win.
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Maybe you would enjoy a bottle from a better producer, or with different food, or with a more interesting television program in the background.
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The Super Bowl is regularly the most watched single television program in any given year; last year's game drew 98.2 million viewers on CBS.
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The National Football League's championship game is annually the most-watched television program in the United States, with last year's game commanding 453 million viewers.
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This is the realest argument I have ever seen on this television program — Rachel and Peter, ironically, have never seemed more like a real couple.
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Mark Cuban of the hit television program Shark Tank has more advice for you if you'd like to know what a billionaire thinks of #powerballmania.
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You have to take pride in it, but at the end of the day, it's a half-hour television program geared towards making people laugh.
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Nadal, who filed the lawsuit in a Paris court last Monday, had been angered by comments Bachelot made on a French television program in March.
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Onstage was Hanna Goor, a singer known for her appearance on "A Star Is Born," a long-running Israeli reality television program featuring new vocalists.
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The book made him famous in literary circles, earning him appearances on a famous literary television program, Apostrophes, and a regular column in Le Monde.
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It's hard to come to terms with death, even if said death is the end of a television program that loomed large in your imagination.
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He received his choreographic education every Friday night through the public-access television program "Flex N Brooklyn," which showcased competitions between the neighborhood's best dancers.
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It wasn't just talk radio spreading "false flag" memes about the mail pipe bombs — it was a host of a prominent Fox News television program.
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Or have you heard a less complete rumor that your favorite actress Drew Barrymore is starring in a new television program and blood is somehow involved?
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A film, a book, a television program, an album or a painting is, at root, a static artifact that has been created wholly outside its beholder.
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NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill was asked during an interview with a local television program if he believed that Blake was attempting to plant evidence on Santana.
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Jason Spencer – who had already been defeated in his bid for renomination – appeared literally with his pants down on entertainer Sasha Baron Cohen's new television program.
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HBO makes a television program called Game of Thrones, which is increasingly loosely based on a series of books called A Song of Ice and Fire.
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Having heard about the testing on a morning television program, he was searching for the three sons he relinquished for adoption more than 40 years ago.
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In February, Turkey's television watchdog suspended a television program hosted by Oktar that blended theological discussion and dancing, saying it violated gender equality and women's rights.
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The police said his radicalization began when he watched a television program, based on real events, about Pakistani men sexually exploiting young women in northern England.
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It had served for many years as the backdrop of the "Hour of Power," which was once the most popular religious television program in the nation.
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High school senior and winner of the 2016 National August Wilson Monologue Competition FIRST EXPOSURE/PERFORMANCE I encountered August Wilson through a television program about him.
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No one was bellowing "Ruuuuun" when, as a frequent guest on liberal Bill Moyers' public television program, Sanders mused a bit more freely about the prospect.
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Since the nineteen-sixties, football has been the most popular American sport, and the Super Bowl is the most highly rated television program of the year.
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The rare disclosure of his finances pre-empted a highly anticipated reveal of his tax forms from that year on a television program on Tuesday night.
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The guests all seem to intern at "a Condé Nast Publication or a television program or the U.N." The windows are open; the night gusts in.
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This latest play centers on a 1970s children's television program, with Phillip James Brannon, Brad Heberlee, Carmen M. Herlihy and January LaVoy joining Mad Ones regulars.
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Prior art can come in the form of existing patents, a previous illustration from a book or even an image from a television program which aired previously.
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" While Gomez was quick to add that there were many "different" Barneys throughout the course of the children's television program, "the one we got was pretty great.
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"Over all these years, I have never had a hit movie, never had a hit television program and never had a hit record," he told The Guardian.
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After his television program ended, Schultz was hired by RT, a television service formerly known as Russia Today which is funded by the national government of Russia.
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After college Ms. Kauders worked in radio and produced and moderated a television program, "Under Billy Penn's Hat," before going to work for the city of Philadelphia.
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While Vince, his promoters, and his wrestlers raked in the money, critics lined up to take shots at his television program and its impact on American culture.
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Greta Brandler, 102, who was 2 when the first voting act was passed, reminded listeners on a BBC television program how much more needed to be done.
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His popular BBC television program, "Doctor in the House," featured him visiting overweight and chronically ill people in their homes and transforming their diets, exercise and relationships.
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On the television program "Men of Ideas," broadcast in the late 1970s, he interviewed prominent philosophers of his time, including Isaiah Berlin, Iris Murdoch and Noam Chomsky.
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"In 1974, we struck over that: 'no freedom, no football,'" Mr. Garvey said in 2010 during an interview on "I Remember," a public television program in Milwaukee.
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To follow a sport is essentially to tune in to a television program that airs three times a week for a six-month season, every single year.
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To wit, Don Jr. took some time during a Thursday appearance on his father's favorite television program, "Fox and Friends," to wish Dad a happy 72nd birthday.
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If you are not familiar with this wonderful television program from the mid-'80s, it was essentially a college-level introductory physics class presented by Cal Tech University.
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On Tuesday, NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill was asked during an interview with a local television program if he believed that Blake was attempting to plant evidence on Santana.
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Rose: At the end of five years, we are celebrating not only the success of a television program but the joy of friendship and the joy of respect.
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His first talk show, The RuPaul Show, debuted on VH1 in 1996, making Charles the first openly gay host of a national television program in the United States.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Information on numerous international investigations into terrorism groups compiled by Europol was accidentally left online, unguarded by any password, a Dutch television program reported on Wednesday.
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Speaking on the "Fox News Sunday" television program, he added that leaders were working to address concerns that had been raised by rank-and-fileRepublicans to the legislation.
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Speaking on the "Fox News Sunday" television program, he said leaders were working to address concerns that had been raised by rank-and-file Republicans to the legislation.
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Cover image: Acting Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Thomas Homan is interviewed on the "Fox and Friends" television program, in New York Thursday, May 24, 2018.
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Speaking on the "60 Minutes" television program, Raisman said she wanted to educate young gymnasts that it was sometimes difficult to understand the warning signs of sexual abuse.
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Then he remembered a television program he had seen, about a company called Family Romance , one of a number of agencies in Japan that rent out replacement relatives.
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Argentine police have said that Jorge Delhon, formerly a lawyer for Argentina's government-run Futbol Para Todos (Soccer for All) television program, jumped in front of a train.
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Thirty minutes into the television program that Trump promoted on Wednesday, attorney Joseph DiGenova -- who nearly joined Trump's legal team before withdrawing because of conflicts -- barked his instructions.
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She has run a shoeshine corner inside Fiumicino airport, and another in a Roman club; had a 12-minute national television program; and held entrepreneurship courses for women.
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On Saturday, he made an afternoon decision to phone into the Fox News television program of his personal friend Jeanine Pirro, who questioned him about the FBI's investigation.
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"The hole in social security, it's also [due to] all the diseases caught by people who are too fat," he said on a French television program in 2013.
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So now I've written to the producers of a state television program, which helps to reunite people with lost family members, and I'm waiting to hear from them.
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Yet for that woman, Yvette Horner, accompanying Boy George on "Summertime" in 19803 on the French television program "Taratata" was just one moment in a deliciously eclectic career.
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Mr. Trump rejected the measure after his ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki R. Haley, said on a Sunday television program that the administration would be enforcing them.
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She pointed to Sonia Kruger, the co-host of a popular morning television program who, on air last July, suggested a total ban on Muslim immigration into Australia.
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Every Saturday, Kerney slips into the anchor's chair of a very different kind of television program: a sports betting show from a makeshift studio at the Meadowlands Racetrack.
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"Going to the White House is considered a great honor for a championship team," the president wrote that month, shortly after the television program Fox & Friends covered Curry's comments.
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She portrayed her son as a compassionate, child-like man who enjoyed watching "Peppa Pig", a British children's television program, and who was bewildered and frightened by his incarceration.
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"We found high levels of bacteria in the ice," she told the television program, adding that the bacteria increased the risk of anyone who consumed the ice becoming ill.
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I know within microseconds what an article is going to say, what a television program is going to be like and what most music is going to be like.
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He's actually been on many a reality television program, including Celebrity Wife Swap, a guest judge on American Idol and host of not one but TWO Pussycat Dolls shows.
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When she finally emerged, her roommates — who had dismissed a baby's faint cries as part of a television program they'd been watching on teen mothers — noticed she was bleeding.
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American film director Kevin Smith, best known for the movies "Chasing Amy" and "Clerks" and the television program "Comic Book Men", hosted the tribute at the TCL Chinese Theater.
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After dinner, we pile into the living room to watch CCTV's New Year Gala—the most-watched television program in the world with a viewership of over 700 million.
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Scott Baio is an actor best known for the role of Chachi on the late 1970s to early 1980s television program Happy Days and its spinoff Joanie Loves Chachi.
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In a television program broadcast earlier this year, Seehofer showed off an elaborate train-set at his home which features a figurine of Merkel standing at the main station.
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"It's unbelievable how if I say something on a television program, or if the president says something, the reaction is so disconnected from what was just said," she said.
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After being hypnotized by Bob Ross' instructional television program in the 80s—it taught him how to use different brushes—he made his first oil painting in sixth grade.
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The 60-day plan's fine print will be announced on Thursday, said Maduro during the television program, which included music, dancing and giant pictures of late leader Hugo Chávez.
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"This being a military town, this is where honor, civility and integrity are among the biggest things," said Valerie Jones, senior producer for The American Law Journal television program.
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I am allowed to go to work at Corriere della Sera, in Milan's central Via Solferino, but an invitation to a television program in the same city was canceled.
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Preschoolers are the primary audience for "Sesame Street," an educational television program where young children watching Julia's interactions with her peers can learn by example to support autism acceptance.
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After a series of advertisers suspended their ads from his radio and television program, and NOW called for his ouster, NBCUniversal canceled the simulcast of his show on MSNBC.
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The "Let It Be" album and film were released in May 1970, after The Beatles broke up, and the unseen footage had originally be planned for a television program.
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The show — named in honor of MTV's 1990s Liquid Television program of experimental animation shorts — features all New York artists: Leah Beeferman, Melissa Brown, Erica Magrey, and Adam Shecter.
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Australian actor Brenna Harding was flung into the spotlight at a young age when she appeared on a segment of popular television program Play School with her two mothers.
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"If discussions on this subject become necessary, they will be made by the finance ministers of both countries," Motegi said in a television program, in response to Mnuchin's remark.
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At this point, we can only assume George R.R. Martin and company want to make us go mad — not, like, Mad King mad, but definitely frustrated with this television program.
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After winning a talent contest as a high school student, she was briefly given her own local television program before heading out on the road to sing with big bands.
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"Our administration has worked on fiscal reform more than any other administration," Abe told a television program as his ruling bloc headed for a big win in Sunday's general election.
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The "Blue Planet II" series, which focused on life under water, was the most watched television program in Britain of 2017, according to the BBC, reaching about 14 million people.
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"Right now I have a biological age of 23," the five-times world player of the year said in an interview with Spanish television program El Chiringuito broadcast on Wednesday.
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Anyway, what I really want is for no one to use any of Grey Worm or Missandei's come-on tactics for personal use, or ever again on a television program.
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I have no idea how to process actual tragedy and heartbreak in the context of this garbage television program, so I'll just say this: Nick gives her a rose, obviously.
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Jon Snow comes back as a blue-eyed zombie monster and this becomes the kind of television program in which zombie subplots just seriously won't stop happening and being boring.
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The upcoming performance is a rare chance to binge-listen to this work, whose duration is also approximately that of a full season of a 230-minute network television program.
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In his comments on the television program the day before the coup attempt, Mehmet Altan referred to "another structure" within the Turkish state which he said was closely watching developments.
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If none of this makes any sense at all to you, congratulations on avoiding a fanbase and television program that has grown highly insufferable as it has grown in popularity.
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And in 1993, Hot Topic hosted its first-ever in-store appearance with Riki Rachtman, the host of MTV's headbanger ball, a television program featuring heavy metal and hard rock.
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Despite Jin's television program, "The Jin Xing Show," commanding an audience of 150 million viewers, the former military dancer said she has not bought any apartments or houses in China.
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Heikal kept a low profile abroad until the 2000s, when he returned to Egypt and became a regular commentator, hosting his own television program and resuming his well-known columns.
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"I have to find out what happened ... and we're probably getting closer than you might think," President Trump said in an interview on the Fox News "Fox & Friends" television program.
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Last year, the English actor Stephen Fry was reported to the Irish police for blasphemy after he made comments disparaging God in an interview on a religious affairs television program.
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"The line of investigation ... is that there were deficiencies in the security protocol," Mexico City Security Minister Jesus Orta told local television program Foro TV in an interview aired on Wednesday.
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During a lengthy sit-down on the Australian television program Sunday Night, Newton-John said she first discovered a lump on her right shoulder following a minor traffic accident in 2013.
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"There is the potential of a deal, but so far, we've still got some fundamental disagreements about the nature of our future relationship with Europe," he told ITV's Peston television program.
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Archaeologists are accusing Britain's Channel 5 of encouraging "grave-robbing" with the planned reality television program Battlefield Recovery, which follows amateur diggers excavating war graves and battle sites in eastern Europe.
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Following a lackluster performance in the individual event during the Olympic games, Nagasu said the one thing she was looking forward to was the chance to appear on the television program.
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"From tomorrow, for at least two weeks, we are going to have Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays as non-working days for the public sector," Maduro said on his weekly television program.
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His audiobook is easy to listen to, especially if you grew up with the children's television program "Bill Nye the Science Guy," in which case his voice will be downright familiar.
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It was on that television program — as well as its predecessor, "The Apprentice" — that Trump developed his signature catchphrase, "You're fired," which he said to every contender before sending them home.
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She ended up landing an audition on a talent search television program, Digicel Rising Stars, and in 2007, was able to lay her vocals on a track as a feature artist.
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In the television program Achter het Nieuws (Behind the News), the war veteran Joop Hueting revealed that Dutch soldiers had committed war crimes during the Indonesian National Revolution two decades earlier.
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I feel like there's maybe something about this whole glorious and storied culture being defined by a reality television program that seems a little cheap or, as Madonna would say, reductive.
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Netflix delivered such an experience with The Circle, an American remake of the UK reality television program of same name—and an unexpectedly delightful diversion in the nascent days of 2020.
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"All we knew was the code name 816," said Li Tingyong, a local resident and later head of the Fuling tourism bureau, in a 2010 television program about the 816 plant.
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The company, which already owns the Playskool brand, bought kids' television program maker Entertainment One, the producer of the popular Peppa Pig and PJ Masks cartoons, for $3.8 billion last year.
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Cover: In this Friday, March 29, 2013, file photo, Matt Lauer, co-host of the NBC "Today" television program, appears during a segment of the show in New York's Rockefeller Center.
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So employees not-so-quietly thrust their opinions on their colleagues, perhaps talking about a funny portrayal of a disliked candidate on a television program instead of directly attacking the person.
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" On his television program Thursday night, Hannity told Trump that Cohen told him "at least a dozen times" that "he made the decision on the payments -- and he didn't tell you.
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JERUSALEM – A former Mossad chief has told an Israeli television program that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave the order in 2011 for the military to prepare to attack Iran within 15 days.
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In the Post column, Brzezinski and Scarborough lambasted Trump as mentally unstable, saying he had an "unhealthy obsession" with their television program, and cited what they called his continued mistreatment of women.
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Next, Mr. Trump called in to the television program "Fox & Friends" and tried to minimize the legal work that Mr. Cohen had performed for him — "a tiny, tiny little fraction," he said.
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But in 2014, a Dutch television program tried to use experimental imaging technologies to age-morph the image believed to be of Vincent at 13 into the image of Vincent at 19.
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The company that owns the rights to 'Fresh Prince' filed a few trademark applications seeking to lock down rights to "Fresh Princess" for a television program and virtually every other media platform.
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The Bachelor, a television program in which one man dates anywhere from 20 to 30 women in hopes of marrying one at the end of two months, is now in its 21st season.
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During a taping of ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" television program, the late-night host asked the President if his response to the Republican during the presidential debates was to let out a chuckle.
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Considering it's primarily aimed at children, Tartakovsky's work has just as much durability as your average standalone episode of ER, The X-Files, or any other iconic television program aimed at adult audiences.
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It's conceivable, then, that we might see Kim Hyok Chol and the other officials again soon, their images clearly visible on a contemporary North Korean television program to prove they're still walking about.
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The quality of women's wrestling in America is the best it's ever been, and it's no longer unusual to see women main-eventing a weekly television program or even a pay-per-view.
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Harry Styles first crossed paths with James Corden early in his career, thanks to his bandmate Louis Tomlinson, whose mom had worked on a British television program Corden starred in during the 2000s.
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"Going to the White House is considered a great honor for a championship team," the 20173-year-old former Celebrity Apprentice host said, shortly after the television program Fox & Friends covered Curry's comments.
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Outgoing Socialist President Francois Hollande told a French television program broadcast on Sunday that he would personally feel "guilty" if Le Pen became president, bringing a far right party to power in France.
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"However, due to the inappropriate statements of Tucker Carlson that have recently come to light, SHEEX has made the decision to cease advertising on his television program, Tucker Carlson Tonight," the company added.
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But on Sunday, months after her Instagram account had been shut down, she wore a pious black scarf and matching gloves as she was questioned by two prosecutors during a live television program.
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Signorelli von Braunhut met her husband in the late 1960s, when she happened to be in the audience for a taping of a television program he was producing for the magician Joseph Dunninger.
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In the midst of the civil rights movement in the 1960s, founders Joan Ganz Cooney and Lloyd Morris asked themselves: How can we help disadvantaged youth prepare for school through a television program?
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Indeed, Mr. Ramadan himself accused me in 2011 of "betraying the community" (code for disagreeing with him) when we argued about the French ban on the face veil on a BBC television program.
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SUNDAY STYLES The Encounters column last Sunday, about Pete Holmes, the star of the HBO show "Crashing," misstated the title of a television program on which Mr. Holmes made an appearance in 2698.
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When Rolton was interviewed in September by the television program "Today Tonight Adelaide," she was asked about the 1996 Olympics — and the familiar story of riding Freddy after their falls and her injuries.
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Satire was best known in a television program called "Fifty Fifty," with a talented group of comedic actors who made smart commentary on social and political issues while daringly dodging the state censors.
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Sanders initially announced his endorsement for Uygur on Thursday, noting that he hosts a television program that supports a litany of progressive priorities, including implementing "Medicare for All," Sanders's signature health care proposal.
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Today's puzzle by Jim Peredo is just that: a SNORT-worthy crossword that is Monday-easy on the surface, but that yields wonderful memories of the cheesiest television program ever to be aired.
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In Britain, almost 12 million people tuned in to watch England's 2-1 defeat by the United States last week, making it the most watched television program of the year so far in Britain.
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"What I said on a television program — and I didn't say it well — is that sometimes the base of an organization looks at the world a little bit differently than the leadership," Sanders said.
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For some background, that's a film about a man who doesn't know his entire life and world is just a facade constructed for the purpose of a popular 24-hour live stream television program.
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An author and editor of books and magazines on gardening, Balint also became a regular contributor to a popular Hungarian TV show between 1981 and 2009 and editor of another television program on farming.
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With Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent making known investments in these specific industries, it would not be a far reach to see both hardware and software integration within a television program for individual home consumption.
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Former Manchester City youth team player Jason Dunford was one of four former players who waived their anonymity to appear in a BBC television program on Friday to say they were abused by Bennell.
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The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald newspapers and the "60 Minutes" television program reported that Crown hired tour operators with ties to drug traffickers to bring wealthy Chinese gamblers into its Australian casinos.
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A Swedish television program said it had uncovered documents indicating at least 40 billion Swedish crowns ($4.30 billion) had been transferred between accounts at Swedbank and Danske in the Baltics between 2007 and 2015.
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Critic score: 3%Not to be confused with the great American children's television program of the same name, "Zoom" is an action-comedy about a group of kids who are training to become superheroes.
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A Swedish television program said it had uncovered documents indicating at least 40 billion Swedish crowns ($13 billion) had been transferred between accounts at Swedbank and Danske in the Baltics between 2007 and 2015.
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More than 10 women have accused Donald Trump of sexual misconduct before he was president, and Trump, while filming a segment of the television program "Access Hollywood," said he has kissed and groped women.
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But after Pearce spoke on a television program about the cognitive struggles of former players, Paul McCrory, a neurologist who was once closely aligned with the league, told him he had crossed a line.
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White Collar Watch In October 1986, the top-rated television program was "The Cosby Show," Janet Jackson's "When I Think of You" headed the pop music charts and "Crocodile Dundee" dominated the box office.
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The actor got violent during an interview with journalist Paco Fuentes from the Spanish-language television program EL Gordo y La Flaca (Univision) on the red carpet of an event held Tuesday in Los Angeles.
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Saudi officials refused to provide Iranian pilgrims with consular support or guarantee the security of pilgrims, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Hossein Jaberi Ansari said in an interview with the Channel 3 television program in Iran.
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Last year's Super Bowl, for example, was a ratings bonanza for NBC, with some 114.5 million viewers -- climbing to 503 million during the final minutes -- making it the most viewed television program in U.S. history.
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There is a reality-television program called American Pickers, and what happens on it is this: A junkman drives around in a van and offers to buy other people's junk, sometimes haggling over the price.
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Authorities were tipped about the case by foreign officials, who identified Germany as the likely location of the crime since a German television program could be heard in the background of one of the videos.
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It soon captured the imagination of aspiring horticulturists, introduced a bountiful harvest of vegetables into diets around the world, and inspired a public television program and a book that sold an estimated 2.5 million copies.
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"What I said on a television program, and I did not say it well, is that sometimes the base of an organization looks at the world a little bit differently than the leadership," Sanders said.
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The former host of France's most famous literary television program struggled to explain why he and other guests — except, tellingly, the only non-French invitee — laughed with good humor at Mr. Matzneff's preferences for minors.
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A young woman achieves her show business dreams by getting hired as a wardrobe assistant on a television program, only to become the target of repeated and unrelenting sexual harassment by one of the stars.
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One of my favorite videos in the collection isn't a work of art, per se, but rather a recording of an interview between Martha Wilson and the unnamed host of a Queens College television program.
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In It's Time for Shows to Start Saying No To Season Two, Angela Watercutter argues that a gripping and masterful first season of a television program like HBO's The Night Of is all you really need.
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In It's Time for Shows to Start Saying No To Season Two, Angela Watercutter argues that a gripping and masterful first season of a television program like HBO's The Night Of is all you really need.
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Jorge Delhon, an Argentine lawyer who formerly worked for the government-run soccer television program Futbol Para Todos (Soccer for All), committed suicide late Tuesday, hours after Burzaco testified that he took bribes, Argentine police said.
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The youth vote was boosted by an extraordinary event on election day: a 16-year-old pop star, Chou Tzu-yu, posted a video apologising for waving the Taiwanese flag on a South Korean television program.
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Have you ever paused a game of Candy Crush, perhaps while passing time on the toilet or the subway, and thought, "This game is fun, but what I really want is an hour-long television program"?
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"Yulieski is one of the most beloved we have here, from the people to the government," Ismael Sene, a baseball historian who hosts a weekly television program in Havana, said after the brothers defected in February.
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"Expedition: Robinson," a Swedish reality-television program, premièred in the summer of 1997, with a tantalizing premise: sixteen strangers are deposited on a small island off the coast of Malaysia and forced to fend for themselves.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez flew to Majorca on Wednesday to visit the disaster area, which has gained some measure of fame because it was used as the location for "Love Island," a British reality television program.
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The case, which was featured last year on a television program called "Posh Neighbors at War," became a litmus test of sorts for British tolerance of creativity and eccentricity, as well as a proxy class war.
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MBC Masr channel broadcast an interview last Saturday with Barcelona's Messi on the television program 'Yes I am Famous', but the announcement that the Argentina forward would auction his boots for charity provoked an unexpected response.
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On his television program, Mr. O'Reilly says the foundation, which is overseen by three directors, including himself and his longtime friend Edgar Royce, is largely funded by sales of his books made through his personal website.
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By late Wednesday — after the editor of Channel 4 News, the British television program that had incorrectly named Mr. Izzadeen as the attacker, issued an apology — the Wikipedia entry was eventually scrubbed of the false allegations.
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The family has had altercations with Perez in the past, including a lawsuit filed against him last year by Selena's father, Abraham Quintanilla, Jr., to stop production of a Perez-produced television program based on their relationship.
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I sort of wonder if this man has heard of the television program football, which is discussed fervently and consistently by five times as many people (though dropping) and rarely with the same level of self-awareness.
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The average of 111.9 million viewers made Super Bowl 50 the third-most-watched television program in United States history, behind the 114.4 million for the Super Bowl last year and 112.2 million for the 2014 game.
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The 33-year-old "Swish Swish" singer was welcomed onto the program Japanese television program Sukkiri with an assortment of fried bites in a variety of flavors — including cheese and spicy — presented in chicken-themed cardboard containers.
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The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald newspapers and the "60 Minutes" television program reported that Crown hired tour operators with ties to drug traffickers to bring wealthy Chinese gamblers into its Australian casinos, among other things.
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The candidate gave a rare interview over the weekend to a local television program, "The Voice of Alabama Politics," jabbing at Mr. Jones as a "liberal Democrat" and casting himself as the truer avatar of Alabama values.
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Interviewed that year on the BBC television program "Newsnight," he claimed to have "lost everything six or seven times in my life" and suggested that the motivation for his return to music was more financial than artistic.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's state broadcaster issued an apology on Sunday after parents complained that a compulsory television program targeted at millions of school children was preceded by almost a quarter of an hour of non-stop advertising.
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The Gaetzes lived in a picturesque suburban house that was used as a set in The Truman Show, the 1998 Jim Carrey flick about a man who has spent his entire life, unknowingly, in a television program.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump called on Friday for comedian Samantha Bee to be fired after she made a vulgar comment about his daughter and White House adviser Ivanka Trump on her cable television program.
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"They say they intend to do this again, so we take that very seriously, and we are trying to draw lessons from what happened on that terrible night in Paris," McDonough told the Fox News Sunday television program.
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Later this year, Jolie— inspired by her children: Maddox, 17, Pax, 15, Zahara, 14, Shiloh, 12, and Knox and Vivienne, 10— partners with BBC to produce a children's English language television program that will focus on current affairs.
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Bukhari was on her way to record a television program late on Tuesday in the eastern city of Lahore when her vehicle was intercepted and she was taken away by unidentified men, her husband and media colleagues said.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Catalonia will apply a referendum law, which calls for a declaration of independence if a referendum shows a majority in favor, Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont says in a television program to be broadcast later on Sunday.
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During his Sunday television program, Maduro flashed a painting by Venezuelan painter Armando Reveron and pictures of luxury goods, including bottles from an alleged 300,000-euro wine cellar and a gold chess set, he said belonged to Salazar.
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On Thursday night, María Del Cerro, a contestant in "Bailando por un Sueño" ("Dancing for a Dream"), a dance competition show that is part of the television program "Showmatch," said she had been abused when she was 11.
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To that, I'd say we are not mourning the loss of beauty tips from Kim Kardashian, which we will continue to receive for free on her extremely active Instagram and Twitter accounts and on her forever-running television program.
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Propaganda is anything from a pamphlet to a television program that attempts to make an argument for a particular political stance, whether on the right, left, or center — but much of it can be heavy-handed, simplistic, or misleading.
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Rini, after confessing he was not Pitzen, told federal agents he heard about the boy's case on the ABC television program "20/20" and claimed to be Pitzen to distance himself from his own family, according to court documents.
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The paper on Saturday issued a clarification on its website: "El Nacional published on Friday as Donald Trump a picture of actor Alec Baldwin, who imitates on a television program the president of the United States," the publication wrote.
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Nick hops on the back of her ATV and they go mudding, a fun-looking activity that—as a person from Northern New Jersey—I am only aware of because of the television program Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.
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Fantastico said the studies did not include sensor data from areas critical to the integrity of recent enlargements to the dam, a sign of scant regard for the sensor data, according to a prosecutor interviewed by the television program.
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Lawyers for De Mol, the businessman who created the "Big Brother" reality television program, told an Amsterdam District Court judge that the company had failed to prevent the ads and had not responded in a timely fashion to complaints.
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Forget unhappy blue collar heartlanders; forget white nationalists and birthers: The core Trump demographic might just have been Republicans who watched "The Apprentice," who bought the fake news that his television program and its network sponsors gladly sold them.
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Franken, a former comedian who rose to national prominence as a cast member on the long-running television program "Saturday Night Live," had been considered a rising star in the Democratic party since he was first elected in 2008.
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Mnuchin, speaking in an interview on the "Fox News Sunday" television program, said the additional liquidity measures for the U.S. central bank aims to help a broad base of U.S. businesses to get through next 90 to 120 days.
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After confessing that he was not Pitzen, Rini told federal agents he had heard about the missing boy's case on the ABC television program 20/20 and wanted to get away from his own family, according to court documents.
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