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Yeah. It has a lot of juicy tidbits in it.
But there are some revealing tidbits of information as well.
Keep reading for a handful of the most memorable tidbits.
There are tons of other juicy tidbits in the indictment.
There are a few new tidbits included in the documents.
Serves 1 ¼ cup pineapple tidbits packed in juice (not drained)
But the survey turned up some other interesting tidbits, too.
How can you encapsulate yourself in tiny tidbits of information?
Breaking it down by country also shows some fun tidbits.
Obscene presents all these various tidbits as badges of honor.
The docs include some interesting tidbits about who gets what.
This book is a feast of tidbits about French history.
He's not shy about revealing new tidbits about the movies.
Which isn't to say this episode doesn't bring us delicious tidbits.
For fans of "Medicare for All," there are some encouraging tidbits.
There are a few interesting aspects and tidbits worth noting, though.
Lots of news and interesting tidbits to wrap up the week.
There's more interesting tidbits about the empire in the video below.
Watch the video above to score more sweet Lucy Hale tidbits.
That's where, sometimes, she shares little tidbits about her songwriting process.
Watch below for even more interesting tidbits about the film's backstory.
However, Electrek has learned a few tidbits about the new product.
Get ready for insider tidbits on the ground from the convention.
Very few of those tidbits, however, shed light on lesbian history.
The actress also shared some other throwback tidbits from her past.
These tidbits will then be combined to make full gelato flavors.
But it's fascinating, in part because of scattered tidbits like that.
Many are fading away along with tidbits of the city's history.
She stares at the bowls of tidbits on the coffee table.
Listeners of "Katie Couric," Ms. Couric's podcast, already know these tidbits.
Tinder's year in review included other, non-political tidbits as well.
This yielded some interesting tidbits of speculation from our readers this week.
As the season progressed, Discovery learned new tidbits about the Red Angel.
"Famous" rapper Kanye West has always shared thoughtful tidbits on social media.
Ahead, some of the casual wisdom and fun tidbits she shared. 216.
The teardown also revealed a few other interesting tidbits about the device.
But some Santas would share a few general tidbits about their experiences.
The Guardian's profile reveals some interesting tidbits about Pichai's outlook, including that:
" But so too are Trump's plans to reduce the agency to "tidbits.
Variety and Deadline jotted down the best tidbits, and here they are.
Follow them for historical tidbits daily on Twitter, Instagram and the web.
Other tidbits include three motors, 10,0003 nm torque and a removable roof.
He'd had enough of what people said, tips and tales, theories, tidbits.
When baseball tidbits go into my brain, they usually don't come out.
Tidbits on Netflix viewing habits are "fascinating to people," Mr. Friedland said.
Ellison's commencement speech was filled with quotable tidbits and words of wisdom.
And what makes those tidbits of story so special is their viewpoint.
There are a few tidbits of plot details sprinkled throughout the EW story.
Two other interesting tidbits from the conversation: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
I'll release a DVD boxset with all the interesting tidbits from the shoot.
Playbook 2.0 includes photos and graphics, while the news and gossipy tidbits remain.
"Almost immediately, I'd get parents emailing me little tidbits" of news, Hopkins says.
She hawks her book during the conversation, but drops some pretty salacious tidbits.
Going in, I knew I'd miss invitations to parties and small social tidbits.
Here are some of the other tidbits the Guardian pulled from the book:
Some of the more titillating tidbits of the book are in the footnotes.
Earlier in the day, The Times reported new tidbits from Mr. Bolton's book.
She began to share her observations and tidbits, adding a dash of sarcasm.
Here are some fun tidbits about pi and its day of celebration, i.e.
There were other tidbits in this puzzle, of course, to make it enjoyable.
However, Teigen did share some new tidbits, and one in particular is super relatable.
But occasionally, tidbits of information do leak out in court cases and news stories.
Those two tidbits sent Facebook stock down almost 9 percent in after-hours trading.
They also fed tidbits from the comments back to reporters for potential story fodder.
The new Gamescom trailer doesn't feature any new gameplay reveals or major story tidbits.
A couple other tidbits we learned about Conrad, besides her luxurious taste in toothbrushes?
Some AirPod tidbits: The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are the best iPhones ever.
Cizoo lets you record tidbits of songs on top of a looping music background.
LG: You can probably slip in some tidbits that you heard from your sources.
Kingston revealed some tidbits about her time on set at Florida SuperCon last week.
We traded tidbits about how the Society was structured and we investigated its mysteries.
Adele also shared new tidbits about her music during her car ride with Corden.
Mostly, smut letters are written as a group, with everyone pitching in juicy tidbits.
" (Same.) Along with tidbits of his highly-entertaining, mercurial wisdom—"truth is my goal.
ICYMI: Here are eight interesting tidbits from Trump's wide-ranging New York Times interview.
But now, instead of a passing mention, these tiny tidbits are scrutinized and debated.
You've been taunting us with tantalizing tidbits and cagey comments for a while now.
Hurd also tells customers little tidbits of what it's like to run the company.
The eatery has accrued several noteworthy tidbits during its 60-plus years in operation.
If she had stayed, she would have heard one of Trinkets' more interesting tidbits.
There are still more questions than answers, but two interesting tidbits did come out.
One of the more interesting tidbits here: The proprietary Surface port is still here.
Oh, and there are a couple of other amazing little tidbits about the word.
Mainstream journalists have been tweeting out tidbits — look, John Podesta's advice on cooking risotto!
But his remarks were more notable for the tidbits he disclosed about Israel's adversaries.
You're out looking for news tidbits, you're sorting and winnowing what's important, what's not.
They are her Greek chorus, there to enlighten with well-placed tidbits of information.
The medical tidbits, however awkwardly presented, are the most distinctive aspects of the script.
Naturally that means Netflix has steadily been dropping new tidbits of information for months.
When tidbits of information do emerge, he does nothing to address the questions raised.
But now it's flirting with the release of tidbits about its more popular programs.
That's one of the most shocking tidbits in a story by ProPublica on Wednesday.
But they did disclose a few tidbits about what to expect from the broadcast.
Embroidered lines of text reveal tidbits of chat, gathered from her personal social media conversations.
Palantir had kept close tabs on Home Depot, even discussing juicy tidbits about its leadership.
Or at the very least share some juicy new tidbits about the two influential men.
Read on for more interesting tidbits about the superstar kid that landed his dream job.
Are there little tidbits like this throughout the movie for Debbie Gibson fans to spot?
He was "quite weak," but was able to eat some tidbits of food, Law said.
It says it's still digging through the firmware so may have more tidbits to detail.
Tidbits about the tent scene were passed around in hush tones in high school corridors.
If you're already coupled up, however, the survey has some fun tidbits for you, too.
Photo: Eric Limer (Gizmodo)This glorious Monday comes with two interesting tidbits for gadget lovers.
I'm happy to share all the tidbits of knowledge that I've accumulated over the years.
Leo and ­Cedar lead tourists through the landmarks of her life, reciting juicy biographical tidbits.
I headed to my nearest IKEA and walked around to overhear tidbits of couples' arguments.
I learned little tidbits, like that my dad had been an election monitor in Saigon.
A debriefing after you finish your time locked in the room yields some fascinating tidbits.
Remember those neat tidbits about Gauguin's personal life I told you in the last room?
Here are five interesting tidbits about the real story of Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Here are just a few of the most interesting tidbits we learned from her AMA. 1.
Amir often shares with her more than 11,000 followers interesting tidbits about her work and studies.
Though the two are typically private about their home life, they sometimes share tidbits on Instagram.
Directed by Alexis Bloom and Fisher Stevens, the documentary was filled with amazing tidbits and treats.
Whereas the Amazon Echo and Google Home just start reading the latest news headlines and tidbits.
Beyond this, there are a few more tidbits that have come out since Bethesda's E3 presentation.
That may mean we're in luck for more tidbits of information sooner than we might expect.
It's silly to think that you can judge based on a few tidbits from Page Six.
The interview revealed a handful of additional tidbits about what to expect from the TV service.
Throughout the evening, Cyrus also scattered tidbits about her new music and stories behind the songs.
"Trace Decay" revealed a few new tidbits, but as viewers we remain as confused as ever.
As a result, Trick is stuffed full of strange tidbits that can seem like big risks.
This goes deeper than we expected and we're still finding out new tidbits all the time.
These tidbits are just a brief overview of the shameless creativity that thrives in C-137cest.
Reddit has already taken a look under the hood, and uncovered some of the best tidbits.
Investors/savers are now scrappin' like mongrel dogs for tidbits of return at the zero bound.
Among a wide-ranging behind-the-scenes dive into Netflix's global expansion are some interesting tidbits.
Dry the pad of a finger, and use it to dab up any precious metal tidbits.
Interspersed if not quite threaded throughout these wonderful tidbits are Pittman's own Florida memories and pronouncements.
It features a ton of footage of actual concerts, but also some backstage and rehearsal tidbits.
So we reached out to the folks at LinkNYC for a few tidbits about our city.
But there are a few tidbits I found particularly interesting: It's pretty interesting to look at.
Google searches quickly unearth sources for many tidbits in the book but not all of them.
They share tidbits of information in the dugout and capitalize on mistakes until the opponent breaks.
As fans, we generally welcome these tidbits on the people we admire or enjoy as performers.
An interesting alternative is the Tropical Tidbits website by Levi Cowan, a graduate student in meteorology.
He fashioned those and other tidbits into Trader Joe's, opening the first store in Pasadena, Calif.
But there are also plenty of juicy tidbits from that story, too, if you&aposre interested.
Alcohol is very dehydrating, as are many of the salty tidbits often served to munch on.
When we see each other we smile and tell jokes and share tidbits of our lives.
His aptitude for processing those tidbits and applying them on the field has preserved his livelihood.
In describing her removal, Yovanovitch mentioned a few tidbits that could shed light on Pompeo's actions.
He also wrote historical tidbits and practical advice on travel for Insight Guides, a London publisher.
Tidbits of information about the child, whom some began to identify as "Frida Sofia," trickled out.
The article has plenty of behind-the-scenes Gossip Girl details, including tidbits about the show's stars.
In the pop culture realm, it would be sources like Perez Hilton, rooting out gossip-worthy tidbits.
Now we know a few more tidbits (tribbles?) about the forthcoming series—and its seemingly perfect captain.
MACCALLUM: So what do you make of these inklings and tidbits that we are picking up here?
The tidbits of conversation I overhear during the Champagne cocktail hour are exactly what I had imagined.
In a short interview, Plaza managed to reveal a decent amount of surprising tidbits and personal anecdotes.
Kardashian Snapchatted some hilarious tidbits of a conversation she had with a small boy apparently named Sid.
I'll weave some technical tidbits I learned into this article, but a theme emerged that struck me.
Once there, Key & Peele regaled reporters and felines alike with some behind-the-scenes tidbits on Keanu.
The Little People, Big World star also updated her followers with some humorous tidbits about the infant.
Notes, tidbits and stats for Saturdays game between the Wisconsin Badgers and Indiana Hoosiers in Bloomington, Ind.
There are little tidbits in the OS suggesting upcoming iPhone will have a 3x screen at 1125x2436.
Among the tidbits drifting north: "Bang Bang Bang," a song by K-pop chart toppers Big Bang.
Harrelson has been happy to oblige fans with a few tidbits, whether or not Disney likes it.
I strolled through the evening streets much as before, accepting the offered tidbits only here and there.
Ahead of Chernobyl's June 3 finale, we've compiled some interesting behind-the-scenes tidbits to dig into.
Particularly in the long passages about his playing career, there are plenty of tidbits about his personality.
More often they are simply misleading or biased, tidbits of real reporting repackaged to serve Russian goals.
There are a few handy tidbits to know before you start drunk texting your friends this weekend.
Even these tidbits received a level of online speculation and enthusiasm worthy of a major political event.
Here are a few of our favorite Tuesday tidbits straight from Cleveland and beyond the camera lens.
An Atlas Obscura calendar full of daily photos and tidbits about the world's strangest and coolest places
Some have been more revealing, however, with tidbits of information about diplomatic engagements and other government activities.
His page is a stream of resplendent images paired with tidbits of wisdom, generally quotes from Diesel.
It also has cool little tidbits that typically aren't found on cheap phones, such as liquid cooling.
Other tidbits gleaned from the video: She will appear in two of the four 90-minute episodes.
The name of the restaurant means plum, and Japanese preserved plums figure in several of the tidbits.
Along the way Atkinson provides a steady flow of factual tidbits of the "did you know?" sort.
" She eventually tired of hiding her affairs, so she began bringing up tidbits to "gauge their warmth.
Here are a couple of interesting tidbits for those manufacturing geeks out there: We hear a lot.
In a blog post, SRLabs shares some interesting tidbits about how they got the hacks to work.
People could actually use the products in-store and store associates could offer useful tidbits about devices.
He alleges Democrats are leaking tidbits of information every day to drive news cycle favorable to them.
For future political historians, they may offer a few meaningful tidbits of insight into the Clinton campaign.
Among the other tidbits he gathered is that she writes to her fans every day on Facebook.
Because no fan should keep fun talk-show tidbits about Jake Gyllenhaal and Ryan Reynolds' bromance to herself.
If you've got any nerdy tidbits included in any of these updates that you like, please do share.
Fortunately, BuzzFeed writer Ryan Schocket was watching Swift's Tumblr for clues, and he found some pretty interesting tidbits.
As it often does with such tidbits, ESPN posted a photo of James alongside his quote on Instagram.
On a smaller scale, they spit out drabbles, text posts, GIF sets, headcanons, and so many more tidbits.
Notes, tidbits and stats for Saturdays game between the Wisconsin Badgers and Illinois Fighting Illini in Champaign, Ill.
Later on Tuesday, we got some tantalizing new tidbits about one of the Mueller investigation's most intriguing mysteries.
Tidbits like these make it clear that society doesn't care about female pleasure, and it has to stop.
People's behind-the-scenes issue, which features more tidbits from the show's set, comes out Friday, Jan. 8.
And along with these snow-filled photos came a few new tidbits about our favorite royal foursome . . . 1.
GoPro also shared a few other tidbits about the Fusion camera it previously kept close to its chest.
As a writer, you hear tidbits like that and you think 'Oh, three guys, single mom, that's interesting.
So we're just picking up little tidbits here and there but not really focusing on it too hardcore.
Today the mag compiled the juicier tidbits from the Gene Simmons interview that didn't make the oral history.
The Barefoot Contessa recently shared her grocery list with Bon Appétit, and it included a few relatable tidbits.
The business also acquired a media startup to launch Robinhood Snacks, which provides short tidbits of financial news.
This is not to say that there are not plenty of entertaining tidbits and stories along the way.
Deckard then gets the burden of explaining, in cryptic tidbits, what may have happened in the intervening years.
As soon as the searchable database of emails appeared on WikiLeaks, journalists began scouring them for juicy tidbits.
The tidbits released by the police and the Shin Bet read like something from a classic spy novel.
To whet your appetite, we're offering you a few tidbits about what you can expect from the revival.
So continuing to do blap chat, more workshops, kits and cool one off tidbits for the producer community.
And we would share — as a private company, you share less — but we would share tidbits of information.
Rather than a balanced scale, it more closely resembles a salad bowl of professional pushes and personal tidbits.
But he also became a master of the leak, parceling out choice tidbits to reporters at strategic moments.
As the podcast goes on, however, she and Kinsey end up revealing a bunch of other fascinating tidbits.
Scientists use the tidbits of flesh at the quill's tip to extract the bird's DNA; don't touch this.
To the Editor: I commend Teresa M. Bejan for bringing some interesting historical tidbits to the Times readership.
The endnotes, which are not pitched at the 4-to-8 set, provide historical context and fascinating tidbits.
Indeed, dozens of interesting tidbits have also emerged that allow us to see inside the Clinton campaign's infrastructure.
It's not only for adults; teens like using it to share tidbits and keep up with news and celebrities.
And, if that's enough enough, we have a whole video of Ellen/Portia tidbits that will make you swoon.
During their hilarious talk, Aniston gave so many open and honest tidbits that we had to compile them below.
"She loves dressing up," Willow's mom Gina Lee previously told PEOPLE, adding tidbits about the toddler's viral Halloween pics.
For the curious, the program also allows users to click through to find other interesting tidbits from nearby locales.
Here are the easter eggs, historical tidbits, and strange convergences that the newly formed Rocketman fandom needs to know.
A few of the tidbits we learn about Goldblum during his visit with Colbert: Anyway, back to The Mountain.
If your parent may be more interested in learning small tidbits about their health, 23andMe is a better test.
On the premiere of Ellen DeGeneres' new YouTube show, Ellen's Show Me More, Kardashian revealed a few juicy tidbits.
Usually public records form the base of these profiles and then tidbits from collection and personal encounters are added.
But with an impersonal collection, the company (and Mr. Simons) offered only this least personal of tidbits: no comment.
Some of the tidbits are fascinating: Wow, the security: Air Force One was diverted to Barksdale Air Force Base.
An Atlas Obscura calendar full of daily photos and tidbits about the world's strangest and coolest places or festivals
Information like an employee's salary, a client's contract price, or other potentially confidential tidbits shouldn't be sent over text.
We pulled out the most shocking and interesting tidbits from the long profile, spelling them out for you below.
A couple of sneak peeks have been released early, they contain some juicy and hilarious tidbits about Mr. West.
A couple of new tidbits, however, are fueling speculation that things might be a little different this time around.
You'll get everything from impactful news to inspiring tidbits and major pop-culture moments — in less than two minutes.
Biden has been dropping hints, and members of his inner circle have leaked tidbits about his decision-making process.
Among the book's most surprising tidbits: It's illegal to wear a postal uniform if you're not a postal worker.
He captures the visual tidbits that one sees in an ordinary day — animals, a lamp, a window, a pear.
Advice on Living the Dream From Digital Nomads Who Make Over Six Figures: Good tidbits on going (very) remote.
Ariana Grande is genuinely good at Instagram, sharing short tidbits of her life alongside your typical celeb glamour shots.
According to popular myth, Hoover achieved this astonishingly long tenure by blackmailing politicians with tidbits from his secret files.
If you tune into the podcast, here are some of the enlightening tidbits that you can expect to hear.
If this piques your interest, visit that site for all kinds of interviews and historical tidbits about puzzle people.
Interesting tidbits for 2020 include the arrival of several iPhones, arriving in 5.4, 6.1 (x2) and 6.7-inch varieties.
Many of the most interesting tidbits relate to bin Laden's increasing paranoia in the final years of his life.
A humble mix of grated cheese, butter and flour, they're among the thriftiest tidbits on the hors d'oeuvres circuit.
Winslet, who's gracing the most recent cover of Glamour UK, revealed several interesting tidbits about herself in the accompanying interview.
After Twitter hints, tidbits, and whining about LA traffic, the serial entrepreneur and budding mole man is digging a tunnel.
With Suicide Squad's premiere date just weeks away, fans are practically foaming at the mouth for any last-minute tidbits.
So, now, we commemorate those viral tidbits in the best way we know how: by turning them into Halloween costumes.
Below, I'll summarize some of the most noteworthy tidbits from Noclip's investigation, though the documentary is worth watching in full.
There are a lot more fascinating tidbits on how the B-2 works in the video by Real Engineering below.
This week's Entertainment Weekly cover features Sam Heughan in all his Highland glory and provides a few more precious tidbits.
There are a fair number of extra plot tidbits along the way — 143 minutes is quite the space to fill.
So here's a quick roundup of some news and tidbits that could impact you in the not-too-distant future.
Mills' story periodically drops in tidbits of biographical background about each character, which adds to its sense of nostalgic authenticity.
The great news is we all have three-plus months to tear our hair out over these utterly inconclusive tidbits.
It's hard to be sure because this movie keeps tossing off intriguing tidbits and then just ... letting them hang there.
He's been working for the same people who put her through an unspeakable trauma, of which we only hear tidbits.
There were also some interesting tidbits on just how close the state of Wisconsin came to shutting down production entirely.
He named the indigenous shrubs, manzanita and ceanothus; told us about the red soil; and shared tidbits of Western history.
Among the wildest tidbits: Ahead of demonstrations, staff were told to place food that was grown elsewhere into the device.
It includes tidbits about the Trump White House's key players, including the deal between Trump's elder daughter and her husband.
Should this happen, however, the ethics group may offer certain tidbits of advice that the DeepMind/Google overlords won't appreciate.
In the AMA itself, Gates shared some interesting tidbits about his life, as well as his thoughts on various topics.
Those dumps included, among a few other tidbits, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, physical addresses, and victim's full names.
Many of the pastry-wrapped tidbits and dips, like smoky sweet potato hummus, take their inspiration from the Middle East.
At times, these shows are giddy and fizzy and dorky, and I learned a few historical tidbits along the way.
But to some officials in China, the bloggers that report those tidbits play another role: a threat to public order.
At dinner tables and in coffee shops, friends and strangers trade the latest gossip and tidbits about their astrological profiles.
So many good and interesting details and tidbits in there folks are picking up minute by minute throughout the day.
They do a nice job, though, of slipping in explanatory tidbits to help along those unfamiliar with the lowrider world.
Lohan dropped some juicy tidbits about her life overseas and her plans for 2020, and stopped another rumor from starting.
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell apparently has picked up tidbits from economic debates on Twitter that he has an interest in.
Rating system Democratic presidential candidate John Hickenlooper revealed he's a mama's boy, sharing tidbits of his childhood in a memoir.
A figment of her ex-husband, Mr. Peanutbutter (Paul F. Tomkins), appears in her mental chaos, offering tidbits of insight.
Taylor has also revealed humanizing tidbits about her partner, such as that his favorite dinner is Shake 'n Bake chicken.
That's only one of many breathtaking tidbits that you'll learn about celebrity and wellness at her In Goop Health conference.
This is the kind of book that makes you want to share tidbits you just learned with anyone standing nearby.
You may remember these tidbits from Game Change (the book and the movie, featuring Oscar winner Julianne Moore as Palin).
There's talk of new heroes and maps, of course, but plenty of other tidbits that should delight the game's ardent fans.
Other interesting tidbits from the teardown include the battery capacity being 2,800mAh — lower than the 3,000mAh battery in the LG G4.
Little has been known about the SpaceX Starlink system, aside from tidbits gleaned from public filings and employees leaving the program.
There are dozens of fact skills available, offering enlightening tidbits on topics including cats, dogs, lipstick, frogs, Korea, apples, and Belfast.
The two also revealed a few other tidbits: Lindsay will be changing her last name to Abasolo when the two wed.
Having only watched tidbits of season 2, it looks (dare I say) even more interesting than Naz's intense trials and tribulations.
That article and subsequent pieces describing the Justice Department's briefing of the White House, among other tidbits, were based on leaks.
In a number of interviews, the 36-year-old has shared tidbits about how he's getting to know his new lady.
Although the sneak peek offers fans lots of fun tidbits for Westworld round 2, it doesn't tell us everything to come.
Below are just some of the major foreign policy and national security tidbits from the newly released excerpts of Woodward's book.
Also, check back here for my weekly recaps, insider info, and juicy behind-the-scenes tidbits only I can give you.
It's due October 13, and as the profiles keep on coming, so do the fun tidbits about Annie Clark's new project.
One of the more interesting news tidbits from yesterday's Unpacked event got a bit drowned out in all of the noise.
The actress answered pressing questions from fans about sex for Dazed Magazine and revealed a few tidbits about her own life.
Uncovering the story of their deaths does not happen chronologically, and the tidbits you get come in a jumbled freeze-frame.
As hours to the season premiere tick down, Cox has continued to drop tidbits of information about what viewers can expect.
As you move around, all of the labels and pop-up video-esque tidbits move around in real-time as well.
After that, we learned a few more tidbits that prove incontrovertibly that Aziz Ansari is by no means a Food Bozo.
But various tidbits have leaked out suggesting Mueller believes the pair had some inside information about the Podesta emails and WikiLeaks.
Other interesting tidbits from Senate filings: candidates with deep pockets are still willing to bankroll their campaigns in the final stretch.
EFF's FOIA request on the FBI's ties to Best Buy came out, revealing a few new tidbits about Geek Squad informants.
There are artists who make their mark by educating their audiences, forcing them to take tidbits of information and dig deeper.
Now, a stream of selectively curated tidbits has swelled into a full-blown, all-you-can-eat buffet of Harry Potter.
Co-workers at BuzzFeed and CNN have seen Mr. Kaczynski at his desk, headphones on, mining forgotten interviews for newsworthy tidbits.
Due to the aforementioned bathtub gin (which surprisingly didn't kill any of us), I am left only with some mere tidbits.
It will continue with Undercote, a sultry little basement den promising Korean tidbits and drinks, from the Norwegian bartender Sondre Kasin.
The difference was that Trump pushed the story, calling his allies in the media with new tidbits or lines of defense.
But for reporters, they're vital stuff, because each person fills in different tidbits — or pieces of color, as we call them.
As new information is revealed, the hypnotist reviews these key tidbits with the client and reinforces them in their next session.
Art dealer Bendor Grosvenor took issue with the museum's decision, citing inaccuracies and a focus on unimportant tidbits in multiple biographies.
Other fake news is generated by partisan bloggers taking news tidbits out of context and drawing totally wrong conclusions from them.
As a result, a plethora of articles keeps revealing new tidbits about what Stone-related topic Mueller is apparently interested in.
Still, if branded tidbits like this are all the gloopy Rick and Morty goodness we're getting for now, we'll take it.
Read on for a rundown of the highlights and trivia tidbits from their talk and the extended Q&A session that followed.
A few more tidbits about pi and Pi Day: -- Pi is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter.
While information is still thin, Musk says he plans to drop more tidbits about the spacesuit sometime in the next few days.
Tidbits throughout the premiere suggest Marcus burned the facility down and the police believe he also massacred many of his fellow wards.
Nick tends to find some really intriguing tidbits relating to each week's chain restaurant, especially considering how manufactured their public images are.
In honor of the 20th anniversary of the release of "Scream," movie site IMDB has gathered a few tidbits about the film.
Hearing there are more tidbits about me in your book which were easily fact checked and you fact checked...none of them.
Director Andrés Muschietti brought a few clips of IT to SXSW 2017, as well as a few tidbits about what to expect.
In some cases, he also uncovered tidbits of news that were published in mainstream media outlets including CNN and the Washington Post.
Even more fascinating, pardon the expression, are the tidbits about "Trek's" backstage politics, including Nimoy's lawsuit against Paramount for exploiting his likeness.
There was comfort in knowing that she cared about the fans enough to share these tidbits along with her thoughts and feelings.
Will Smith also offered some tidbits of advice for his family friend ahead of Woods sharing her story on Red Table Talk.
The disengagement data isn't too helpful, but the reports do reveal a serious spike in would-be AV testing, among other tidbits.
Despite the fact that we hardly ever see contestants eating on the show there are still some interesting tidbits to unpack here.
Here, I am overly aware of being fed entertaining communal tidbits to be dispersed across the varying outlets my peers work for.
Each day, you'll wake up to eight new stories that range from impactful news to inspiring tidbits and major pop-culture moments.
Here's everything you need to know about the annual fall classic, plus a few tidbits to sound baseball-smart with your friends.
The tidbits about each movie provided in the captions are fun as well, and provide even more context to the filmmaking process.
Discerning, days later, which tidbits came from the CIA and which were from The New York Times can be a maddening process.
For a while, Secret grew like a weed, as people swapped gossip and other tidbits on the service without revealing their identities.
The film, this channel's first foray into made-for-TV movies, has tidbits of Presley trivia that hard-core fans will recognize.
Even more interesting, while most VC firms don't talk about returns on investment, Alven Capital shared two tidbits about the firm's performance.
Other tidbits: The group, which has been beset by leaks and media reports of infighting, ran team-building exercises on large notepads.
Some interesting tidbits from that model: The government was able to attract some big health system names into the Next Generation program.
"She tended to glamorize the story of her life, adding choice tidbits and details, putting a shine on past events," he wrote.
Before receiving those two tidbits, Cole answers a knock on his door from Albert and has a dazed vision of Laura Palmer.
Below, are some of the sources that helped us the most, and other tidbits we weren't able to fit into the video.
"I love those tidbits of history in these personal things," she says, smiling, running her hand along the neck of the instrument.
In the margins of the dialogue she intersperses tidbits about herself, the biographical details and movements that make up a heroine's journey.
Each floor's hallway was decorated with artsy black and white photos of famous Manhattan parks, with informational plaques providing tidbits of history.
The interview is packed with juicy tidbits, but the comment with the broadest policy implications is receiving the least amount of attention.
A panel appointed by Mr. Ban found in 2015 that enough new tidbits of information had surfaced to warrant a new investigation.
A few other tidbits from Facebook's year in review: Here's Facebook's official 2016 video that Mark Zuckerberg shared on his page today.
They rely on caricatures and selective historical tidbits in a way that, indeed, just about anyone can be compared to anyone else.
And there you have them: the five tidbits you need to navigate this year's BRITs, which, inexplicably, will be hosted by Michael Bublé.
It can also function as an Alexa- or Google Home-type device, reciting facts and tidbits about the latest weather patterns when prompted.
Per Jenkins, the official Wonder Woman 1984 buildup begins in December, though we're hopeful for more tidbits like this in the coming months.
And given Wolff's weakness for gossip and the questions raised about some of his juicy tidbits so far, a skeptical eye seems warranted.
But even diehard fans are still learning new tidbits about the Oscar-winning gangster epic four-and-a-half decades after its release.
We've rounded up plenty of tidbits to tide you over between seeing Fantastic Beasts 2 and when Fantastic Beasts 3 finally hits theaters.
As the tabloid media fell into a frenzy of reporting, Ivana Trump fed less-than-flattering tidbits about her husband to favored reporters.
From Space Mountain's backward architecture to Tinker Bell's secrets of flying, there are plenty of insider-y tidbits to know about Disney's parks.
The stars of Mary Poppins Returns are on the hot seat — and they're revealing behind-the-scenes tidbits from the just-released sequel!
Apple's new iPhone X is making its way out into the world this week, and so are several new tidbits about the device.
In a new interview with Thrillist, Fieri reveals the secret behind the sauce – as well as few other surprising tidbits about his personality.
The surprisingly thoughtful, humane episode broke down the entire long-awaited detente, and even revealed some tidbits that paparazzi didn't catch this winter.
Even from these these quick tidbits of information, it makes total sense why each one of them would need a few extra bucks.
Though fans will find all the tidbits interesting, the beginning line about which fast food chain she indulges in left us overwhelmingly curious.
The Oscars 2016 red carpet not only gave us serious style envy, but also a slew of fascinating tidbits about this year's nominees.
The show impacted so many people in the decades that it aired, delivering innumerable tidbits of wisdom until its final episode in 2001.
Finn's Fate Boyega was next to drop some tidbits, giving the audience some clues as to where his character Finn will end up.
There are other tidbits in the brief interview, like the time Facebook's entire management team lost confidence in the company and walked out.
What is disheartening is how otherwise intelligent people have let themselves fall prey to interpreting factual tidbits to support their own ideological conclusions.
We've been drip-fed info and tidbits about Mura Masa's upcoming debut album for weeks now, but we're getting to the good stuff.
In July, the restoration will join the Criterion collection on Blu-Ray, gussied up with a Geoff Dyer interview and various other tidbits.
Still, though, there are very interesting tidbits throughout the WSJ piece that layout just how far Oath takes the email data mining practice.
There's a lot of good tidbits, including how someone like her ended up on a reality show, but these are our favorite moments.
The internet lived on these small tidbits about how much the two didn't get along but were forced to smile for the camera.
He dives into the old places and brings relics back with him; useful pieces of history, power cells, weapons, tidbits of arcane knowledge.
His ability to dig up the most obscure, personal tidbits about his subjects is awe-inspiring and the envy of all music journalists.
In philanthropic circles, the annual Gates letter is read as avidly for tidbits about giving trends as Mr. Buffett's letter is by investors.
I simply think that there are so many juicy, interpersonal tidbits about celebrities' personal lives that get lost in the sands of time.
You can read the rest of the Vulture interview here, which also includes tidbits about Newman doesn't hate the Eagles among other things.
His biographical sketches of the life and times of the authors he addresses are excellent, concretely informative while also marbled with interesting tidbits.
This week's news has been dominated by politics, but there have been a few interesting tidbits to come from the world of entertainment.
That's to say nothing of the tidbits dispersed between the spin-offs and novels, as if Assassin's Creed's mythology deserved that much backstory.
Uncovering new articles and tidbits felt like prying into the intimate spaces of a world and people we only knew after the fact.
So she collected mental notes as strange tidbits started to pile up, such as the blue light shining in the back of the house.
However, there are some notable changes and tidbits of new info about the Pixel 3 Lite in this video, including a possible release window.
A few other tidbits from Facebook's year in review: The U.S. presidential election was the most talked about event on Facebook this year. Shocker.
Luckily, we're being treated to some new fashion-centric tidbits about the inspiring first lady during her last couple months in the White House.
Pitch Perfect's most aca-dorable couple is sharing some interesting tidbits about the threequel, including some dream cameos they'd like to see come true.
These factual tidbits comprise the most fascinating portions of 100 Midcentury Chairs, particularly for the average reader who isn't a collector of midcentury furniture.
It focuses on the core areas of fashion, beauty and fitness, but also offers plenty of personal recommendations and tidbits like recipes and workouts.
There are a few tidbits that recall earlier episodes of Black Mirror, suggesting that the whole series takes place in a shared universe. Fun.
He starts out with tidbits about his recent wedding — "a huge Indian wedding," he explains — mostly to rib the white guests who were there.
Some other interesting tidbits from the report include US AI research papers, which, despite being lower in volume, outpace China and Europe in citations.
Among the tidbits in the committee transcripts: --Donald Trump Jr. said he did not discuss the meeting with his father, either before or afterward.
We have learned an awful lot about the brain in the past few decades through fMRIs, including tidbits about traumatic brain injuries, or TBI.
Often laughing, patting each other on the back and sharing tidbits of the script's writing process, the long-time friends reprised their roles perfectly.
Collins released the preliminary results of his survey this week, in a Google spreadsheet here, and the study is already full of juicy tidbits.
Whether through interviews, Twitter or Pottermore, Rowling has been releasing tidbits of information not included in the books since the last one came out.
The four cruise around the city, and each passenger shares tidbits of information to make Diana's transition into the driving world easy and painless.
Before I even had a copy of the book, I was intent on only reading through it for the juicy tidbits about Keke's life.
If you lived anywhere other than the US or Central Europe, that would've meant gluing yourself to your Twitter feed and hoping for tidbits.
These are real, 100-percent authentic tidbits about what audiences can expect when they see the biggest Marvel movie yet in theaters this weekend.
In reverse engineering Final Fantasy XV, for example, I came across countless interesting little tidbits, a couple of which I took care to document.
" — JIMMY FALLON "But one of the more interesting personal tidbits in the book is the defense of accusations that his father is a racist.
There also were some tidbits in the interview about the Russia investigation, a topic in which an FBI lawyer limited what Comey could discuss.
Viertel could have treated us to more such tidbits, since he has presumably been privy to a number of creative clashes over the years.
Judge Kavanaugh's chances of confirmation seemed to fall and rise depending on the hour, as political reporters relayed tidbits from President Trump's inner circle.
These accounts are chock-full of interesting tidbits that make them ideal for playing with mixed media, color, texture and layering in a collage.
" He added, "Of such tidbits are the warp and woof of espionage thrillers manufactured, and Wise supplies exactly the most satisfying amount of them.
Prosecutors also described how Stone tried to create a back channel with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and funneled helpful tidbits back to Trump's orbit.
From a position at the front of the minibus, she interspersed helpful Jane-related information with tidbits from her vast supply of situational trivia.
Some tidbits involving the Trump administration: It's been exactly one year since Robert Mueller was appointed as the special counsel for the Russia inquiry.
Kylie continued with the parenting tidbits, saying that the best part of being pregnant for her was feeling Stormi "move and grow" inside her.
Of the several dozen quiz-takers who wrote to us, William Chittam and Patrick Kavanagh correctly identified all four tidbits tied to German history.
All of the rest of us are just trying to piece together the tidbits, but Mueller sees something much closer to the full picture.
The YouGov poll jibes with a 2018 survey that painted millennials as "the worst tippers in the U.S." Among the tidbits in that CreditCards.
There are a lot of tidbits in the seven-page section of the report on Nowrouzzadeh's case, but there are four points worth noting.
Tidbits from the trial could filter their way into future scripts for "Narcos: Mexico," which has not yet begun production on its next season.
Kakutani draws out descriptive tidbits about Hitler that are reminiscent of Trump, while leaving out everything about Hitler that is not reminiscent of Trump.
The first episode just launched and included so many fantastic tidbits about her "girl cave" that we broke down the top three takeaways below. 1.
In the nearly hour-long Freakonomics interview, she shared interesting tidbits about fighting activist investors and working 20 hours a day, seven days a week.
That code revealed the iPhone 8 / 8S / X naming scheme in advance of the event as well as giving away a few other choice tidbits.
The indictment contained several juicy tidbits about Manafort's alleged transgressions, but perhaps the most ridiculous addition to the hubristic tale was to be found elsewhere.
A few other interesting tidbits from the interview -- Alice says she had no idea who Kim was before getting a ton of help from her.
So he's turning a blind-eye as much as he can, but tidbits of information seep in through in social interactions and through his Facebook.
After months of Disney CEO Bob Iger doling out tidbits of information, investors will finally get their first look at Disney's streaming service on Thursday.
There's a pervasive uneasiness to her imagery—think shadowy sets, uncanny movements, and striking costumes—an ongoing exploration of the unseemly tidbits of our psyches.
And you know, there were some tidbits like Donald Trump Jr. saying he had not told his father about the meeting even before or afterwards.
Lawmakers in the upper chamber have clamped down on any tidbits of information that could add to a narrative journalists and activists can latch onto.
One of the the overlooked tidbits in amongst the flurry of Note 9 news was Samsung's plan to offer an S Pen SDK for developers.
That's not the only tie to the wider X-Men universe in the trailer — here are some other X-tidbits you should pay attention to.
In honor of the 25th anniversary of "I Touch Myself" being heard around the world, we've collected five tidbits that fans might want to know.
The wait is pretty painful, but these teasing tidbits do help a little, so here's hoping Momoa pays another visit to the set sometime soon. 
We're with you: Apple has given us tidbits of information about the upcoming retirement of its desktop media player, but several key details remained unclear.
Other tidbits from Macotakara's story include a nod to previously reported rumors such as two-way wireless charging and the addition of triple rear cams.
There's an educational aspect behind it as well, thus allowing viewers to pick up photos that reveal tidbits of history when users flip them over.
It will touch on the Fab Five's main areas of expertise but also branch out beyond that with behind-the-scenes tidbits and personal anecdotes.
Kirshenbaum's peek behind the Iron Curtain was heavily stage-managed, but his account is sprinkled with interesting tidbits about the GDR's pursuit of sporting excellence.
Among the spooky tidbits fueling a culture of obsession around the case is an audio recording German apparently captured on her phone before she died.
The piece is full of interesting tidbits that reveal the inner dynamics of the administration, which haven't changed much over the last 100 days—i.e.
Most share revealing tidbits from their day-to-day lives like working out, hanging with non-famous friends, and behind-the-scenes action at work.
He scoured tech blogs for tidbits, signed up for the company's newsletter and followed along as executives posted updates from China about their production process.
We sometimes see those two at work — there are some delicious tidbits of backstage comedy, in both New York and Los Angeles — but rarely onstage.
The special also featured tidbits of information from producers, who revealed that Mason is "the biggest ham" of all the kids in the famous family.
Obviously, he can't spoil any major plot points ahead of the fall premiere, but he does offer the smallest of tidbits to hold over fans.
Rowling used it to shut down wild rumors, shoutout her favorite fan sites, and drop tidbits about the upcoming novels, often with riddles or games.
If you haven't noticed, Jennifer Lawrence is on a press tour, which means we get treated with quirky tidbits from the queen of relatable content.
A few more camera tidbits for those interested: Symbiotic with the camera is a wide color gamut screen that displays colors in the P3 space.
In the latest installment of The VICE Interview, we handed T-Pain his favorite things, and got a few tidbits from his life in exchange.
It's an app that condenses the most noteworthy nonfiction books into 12-minute tidbits, allowing you to pick up new information and accelerate your learning.
Reporters, economists and policy wonks race to post charts; call out interesting tidbits; and, inevitably, argue about how to interpret the latest batch of data.
In honor of the day, some tidbits about sinistrality: About that name Sinistrality is the formal name for left-handedness and carries quite a history.
Yakitori — grilled, skewered chicken tidbits — is the Japanese food of the moment in New York, with new places like Nonono opening at a steady clip.
Among other tidbits from the sober life, John reveals that he is Eminem's A.A. sponsor and reveals the obscenity Eminem uses by way of greeting.
The book comes out next week, but their paper (unsurprisingly) got an advance copy and published some of the more eye-popping tidbits on Wednesday.
Yes, we have some Emmys news, but there are also a few tidbits about Frozen 2 and some high fashion coming to League of Legends.
Essentially, you have two options: receive tidbits of information on this person based solely on conversation via the dating app, or do some digging yourself.
At first run entirely by David and Barbara Mikkelson, it developed a reputation as an authority on declaring simply whether such tidbits could be believed.
That musing about the Mississippi River and other hilarious tidbits have emerged from #TrumpNarratesPlanetEarth, perhaps the only funny thing after his victory at the polls.
Scorsese and his longtime editor Thelma Schoonmaker still make asides with snappy cutaways and move the action along propulsively, but they're imparting middle-management tidbits.
Throughout (and after) the presentation, SpaceX stayed active on Twitter, sharing out various tidbits of info on Starship and looks at photos, videos, and mockups.
Some have been scouring Twitter for tidbits on shifting weather patterns and rumors of grain exports, but say it is difficult to replace the USDA.
Clarke has been doing the rounds to promote her role in Solo, but here are the GoT-relevant tidbits we could glean from this article: 1.
Before heading to South Korea, Couric teamed up with theSkimm to cover little-known Olympic tidbits, such as how gold medals are primarily made of silver!
It takes a very long time for Keenan to drop to the ground and nail her most painful tidbits, and it's not always a rewarding hunt.
Other important tidbits become general rules: The level of armor that you have equates roughly to the number of additional hits you can take from guns.
All week, McCarthy has been teasing tidbits of what to expect when she tackles the hosting gig -- and unsurprisingly there will be a lot of Spicer.
In one of the more interesting tidbits announced during an otherwise fairly lackluster early morning press conference, LG announced ProActive Customer Care, a new ThinQ offering.
Instead, they could sequence only little tidbits of DNA at a time, and most scientists viewed cancers as the fruit of just a few genetic mutations.
CBS Films dropped four tiny promotional tidbits for the film, which is being produced and developed by Guillermo del Toro and directed by Trollhunter's André Øvredal.
All along the trail you'll come across speakers that reel off facts and historical tidbits about the Himalayas, as if you were on a walking tour.
Some of those tidbits: There is "highly sensitive" evidence of "direct complicity" by the Russian president Vladimir Putin in the hacking of the 2016 presidential election.
It also provided tidbits from the set, such as a reported competition between Hamill and Fisher to see who could reach a million Twitter followers first.
JUICY TIDBITS "Her whole life, her parents had helped her avoid sauce, calling friends before going to their houses for dinner," they wrote of one girl.
But as is usual with flagship product releases in this info-overloaded age, a few tidbits of intel have leaked out ahead of the official reveal.
As Gamasutra notes, Brevik's talk at the Diablo postmortem was full of other great tidbits about its later development, such as how the entirety of Battle.
This is the latest in a string of oops-did-I-just tidbits of the new season that actors have been slipping, whether intentionally or not.
Bzdelik will filter the information he receives from Rogers, Brase and Vanya, while Gunning will process the tidbits that Blair feeds him from the back row.
Headlines, predictions, sightings and tidbits that months and years later are recognized as the flash point for much larger shifts and trends can often get overlooked.
Along the way, she includes tidbits from her interviews with actors and directors, helpful questions to keep in mind when watching films and recommended viewing lists.
Tidbits of evidence in the documents frequently had to be supplemented by a lot of outside reporting, some of it building on our own proprietary reporting.
But Twitter's rise coincided with a vogue for "tipsheet journalism," in Mr. Hamby's phrase: the who's-up-who's-down reporting that prizes tidbits over deeper dives.
Meanwhile, Andrew Dunn has been keeping his eye on biotech earnings this week, looking for interesting tidbits among the remarks from executives and questions from analysts.
There's huge fun in watching Watkins work out the mother-and-son pas de deux, filling the pages with loopy tidbits and an exhilarating final surprise.
Rooney claims that the information leaked wasn't even true — just bait to see if Vardy was the person betraying her by sending tidbits to The Sun.
Interesting tidbits include women in frigid Alaska searching "party" more than any other state, and the women of Oklahoma getting their rocks off to tattooed women.
Not only are these fun trivia tidbits (which, in some cases, they definitely are), but they're also good facts to keep in mind when inspecting a handbag.
Two decades after Kaczynski's capture, here are five interesting tidbits about the Unabomber – who is now 73-years-old – you may have forgotten after all these years.
We asked our friends and colleagues what tidbits of inspiration they'd expect to hear from K-12 kids making a commencement address to the classes of 2016.
One of the most interesting little tidbits about these Russian social media trolls is what they were planning to do in the event of a Clinton victory.
These intriguing tidbits don't get nearly as much attention as Bundy's narrative about himself — which, to be fair, is what the documentary promised with its "conversations" framework.
Musk still isn't talking, but documents the Boring Company provided to the city of Hawthorne, and comments employees made to the city council, provide a few tidbits.
The cashier handed me what felt like 4,000 pounds of juices, smoothies, salads, and other healthy tidbits that would tide me over for the next three days.
Fans are still mostly in the dark about season 2 of 13 Reasons Why, with the cast and creators only teasing small tidbits about what to expect.
Here are a few more tidbits about the S24 and S2360 Plus: For all the specs, check out our breakdown of the new Galaxy S2129 phones here.
Dave Zatz over at Zatz Not Funny has been tracking the on-again, off-again AirTV Player for some time now, and there are some interesting tidbits.
A whole new treasure trove of juicy details and tidbits about the behind-the-scenes drama of the show have been unearthed by People upon rereading it.
Later, Vayner reedits it into smaller tidbits to run as clips or stills on other sites, which is how Bilyeu winds up with those gauzy Instagram posts.
It seemed like every few weeks there'd be a new public filing in the case that would blare out more juicy tidbits about Uber's horrible corporate culture.
During our conversation with Bravo's breakout star, we learned so many fascinating fashion tidbits like this, that we're sharing all the secrets to her stellar style, below.
And though the interview contains some big confessions about her relationship (including a declaration of love!), it's also full of fun facts and tidbits about Markle. 1.
Of course, there's some great tidbits of Overwatch history in there to help flesh out the game's universe in lieu of a single-player or story mode.
The guides are also great resources for types of outdoor gear you should carry, cool parks and hikes around the world, and other tidbits of outdoors knowledge. 
The most juicy details won't be known until the so-called "chairman's mark" is released in the coming weeks, but the subcommittees offered a few interesting tidbits.
Here's a brief update of what you missed during the morning, what's on tap for the rest of the day and some tidbits from the campaign trail.
Earlier today, Bloomberg dropped a truly impressive load of juicy tidbits about what we can expect to see from iOS 13, macOS 10.15, and even watchOS 6.
Taylor Swift shares a lot of tidbits about her life through her music — and she's never been afraid to add her two-cents to a Twitter battle.
As we're pointing out the variety of edible tidbits throughout the garden that most people think are weeds, we're struggling to identify something she doesn't already know.
Seeing as how the artwork, album title and tracklist are still under wraps, the only other tidbits of information we've got are about the contributors (thanks, Reddit!).
The reductions have accelerated under President Trump, who campaigned on a promise to dramatically scale back the E.P.A., leaving only what he called "little tidbits" in place.
A third file also identifies Rodriguez Tamayo as the head of the anti-Castro Training Camp at Pontchartrain, La. No doubt there are thousands of tantalizing tidbits.
Mr. Fallon directed his criticism at less consequential tidbits, like gossipy quips captured in the email exchanges of Mr. Podesta and the prominent Clinton supporter Neera Tanden.
Josh also pointed out Carnegie Hall across the street, mentioning tidbits such as its conception in 1898 and current use as a concert and school graduation hall.
Although a few tidbits have begun to trickle out about the parameters of the investigation, the leaks do not immediately appear to have originated from Mueller's team.
This is another popular speculation: that all of these distractions we face are deliberate ploys, attention-grabbing tidbits meant to draw focus from even shadier goings-on.
The report contains a number of eyebrow-raising tidbits, including that Fox had the opportunity to publish a story about one of Trump's alleged affairs but didn't.
The game was non-violent but just challenging enough to hook players into steering the Pac-Man for hours through its mazes on the hunt for ghostly tidbits.
Between Thrones and the book series it is inspired by, George R.R. Martin's A Song Of Ice And Fire series, we get a few tidbits on their identity.
Situations like this are when I, along with millions of other online shoppers, rely on Amazon customer reviews—those tidbits of feedback of wildly varying degrees of quality.
The type of delightfully random creation that can only exist on Twitter, it periodically posts flashback stories, facts and tidbits that put the team's current success in perspective.
The article, which documents President Trump's shut-in lifestyle in his first few days at the White House, is filled with juicy tidbits about our leader's household preferences.
It even bought a briefly popular teen messaging app tbh, to power a new "Did You Know" social questionnaire which outright asked Facebook users to share personal tidbits.
In addition to being a blast of a book (Press includes behind-the-scenes tidbits so juicy they feel like gossip), Stealing the Show delivers an important narrative.
Harry Potter creator J.K. Rowling has a habit of declaring extra tidbits about her characters that can't be explicitly found anywhere in her novels, like Dumbledore being gay.
Unsurprisingly, given the steady stream of information constantly pummeling the human brain, the tidbits that actually stick in your memory long-term aren't always what they should be.
"They give them tidbits to send them in wrong directions," he said, even questioning if HBO purposely leaked the first episodes of last season to get people talking.
The fans revealed some of the meeting's most interesting tidbits with Time, including that LaBeouf told the table his father was a circus clown who juggled trained chickens.
Other tidbits from the survey results: the majority of those surveyed, college-educated or not, said that Thomas Jefferson is the father of the Constitution, not James Madison.
"There's a real disconnect in some cases between what was stated on the campaign trail, and the various tidbits of information we've gotten across the board," Egan said.
The rest of the Entertainment Weekly interview has lots of fun tidbits about how the Split scene came to be — but no hard promises of an Unbreakable sequel.
We're more likely to hear some additional tidbits on Miitomo, the company's first smartphone game launching in March with the help of DeNA (which reports earnings on Friday).
One of the most interesting tidbits to come out of last month's L'Officiel interview with Lana Del Rey was the revelation that she has begun writing a musical.
Among the tidbits that Crest, owned by Procter & Gamble, learned from its recent monthlong quest for selfies: There's a huge spike in brushing from 4 to 6 p.m.
This week, we're shoving as much transportation news, tidbits and insights in here as possible in hopes that it will satiate you through the end of the month.
The contextual information, meanwhile, contains tidbits such as: The new feature comes as Garmin looks to expand its wearables' appeal by offering additional smaller sizes of its devices.
The search giant has also already revealed some tidbits about the Pixel 4, such as what it will look like and some of the features it will include.
Long before Mr. Trump posed as his own spokesman, passing self-serving tidbits to gossip columnists, Mr. Cohn was known to call in stories about himself to reporters.
Yet between songs, returning to a thick accent and blurting out all sorts of candid tidbits, Adele remains a North London "working mother," as she put it onstage.
That means denouncing the "dossier"— which was paid for by a firm called Fusion GPS that was working for the Democrats and is full of rather sensational tidbits.
No further details on the device's internals or its software are provided online, but a brief FAQ on the AirTV website provides a few more tidbits of information.
Among the more interesting tidbits to be found in Fitbit's disappointing new financial filing is the fact that it apparently picked up Pebble's assets for a relative song.
There's lots more tidbits about Chance's favourite Kanye album and what it was like for him to see his kid being born, so watch the whole interview below.
They regaled me with both frivolous and revealing tidbits about Mr. Trump and their routine at the golf club, leaving no doubt that they knew the place well.
The poster debuted on Facebook with the intriguing hashtag "#StrangerThursdays," which may mean more revamped movie posters or other equally tantalizing tidbits leading up to the October release.
The story is filled with tidbits collectively conveying the overall impression that the trip was awkward, and not altogether well-coordinated for a diplomatic event of such stature.
Other interesting tidbits from the contract include: Hacking Team helped the DEA install the surveillance software at its "overseas location," which isn't specified but we know it's in Colombia.
Now, as he left, he held celebrity friends like Roddy McDowall and Angie Dickinson at rapt attention as he shared the latest juicy tidbits from inside Judge Ito's courtroom.
These were the two key tidbits that Millie Bobby Brown (Eleven) and David Harbour (Chief Hopper) revealed during the Stranger Things New York Comic Con panel on Friday morning.
She's revealing tidbits of the surrounding atmosphere that I was completely oblivious to — including the fact that the young man sitting near me looking pained has to urgently pee.
Herbert provides some tidbits about the officer's past: He was born and raised Catholic in the Chicago suburb of Darien and played football, basketball and baseball in grade school.
Frank guided me to another part of the room, then took me on a tour of the apartment, while continuing to give me tidbits about the culture of Oman.
With the release of the trailer and Taylor Swift and Zayn's new song for the film, "I Don't Wanna Live Forever," fans are being teased with tons of tidbits.
So far, these few-and-far between tidbits tell us one thing: Outlander's third season is going to be dynamic and just as tense as seasons 1 and 2.
While the plot for the highly-anticipated sequel remains largely under wraps, Cameron gave a few tidbits about what to expect in a new interview with Empire in February.
More than ever, rap songs are treated as disposable tidbits for social media feeds, meant to be cued up for a couple weeks of viral videos before they're forgotten.
One of the tidbits I reported during the week was that Apple moved the Accessibility menu (on iOS 13 and iPadOS) to the top level of the Settings hierarchy.
The ad is of course littered with shots of Samsung products, but also heartfelt tidbits about the point guard's life — like how much getting back to his roots matters.
Other geeky tidbits, like support for faster LPDDR4x 2,133MHz memory configurable up to 23GB and ultra-fast NVMe SSD storage read/write speeds, will surely sate PC power users.
You can watch the full video of his interview right here: But if you're short on time, here's a cheat sheet to some of the new tidbits he shared.
Tidbits on the Russia probe Much of the interview covered territory Comey has previously discussed either in past congressional testimony, his memoir, or news interviews over the past year.
In a new interview with Vogue, Hilton reveals a few interesting tidbits about the resurgence of garments once thought long-gone, including the status of her Juicy Couture wardrobe.
The chef Joe Tarasco's menu is long on fried tidbits, mostly vegetables, plus a fritto misto, marinated vegetables and a few sandwiches: 2180 East 225th Street, no phone, vinifritti.com.
Seemingly no topic is too obscure or out-of-reach for Mr. Proops, who unpacks trivia and historical tidbits as deftly as he delivers personal anecdotes and political diatribes.
There is all the usual advice about prioritizing debt and scissoring credit cards, but even for those of us who are not compulsive spenders, there are some helpful tidbits.
Here's a list of tidbits compiled by CNN's Marshall Cohen and Katelyn Polantz, including that the 10% of the report the Justice Department redacted includes some very important material.
Back in the early 90s, New Order actually performed on Baywatch: And for the past year or so, Hasselhoff has been releasing tidbits of himself working on the record.
You can drop that factoid when the cheese-dip conversation hits a lull, or any of the other business and tech tidbits you're about to devour in this email.
Along with great details about frontier life (people used buffalo to make shoes, coats, and almost everything else), it includes tidbits about the short-lived, but famous, Pony Express.
Of all the tidbits in Bob Woodward's shocking new exposé on the Trump White House, there's this eyebrow-raiser on page 174: Donald and Melania Trump sincerely like each other.
Other historical tidbits are folded in, chief among them Winston Churchill's role in creating the country of Iraq in the 1920s out of groups whose animosities remain a geopolitical problem.
With that in mind, I put together a diary documenting my experience, with all the nitty, very gritty, and sometimes TMI tidbits that everyone thinking about Accutane should absolutely know.
And that's why when we started the show, we kept a lot of these quirky little tidbits because we wanted reporters to be real, we wanted me to be real.
In addition to dropping tidbits about her humble beginnings, Markle and Prince Harry also spoke to the teenagers about equality, with the Duchess opening up more about her own childhood.
But considering the number of leaks we got about the Pixel 3 last year, it's probably best these tidbits come directly from Google instead of potentially questionable sources from overseas.
We're still months away from the seventh season of Game of Thrones, but that doesn't mean we're not analyzing every interview with the cast members for potential spoiler-y tidbits.
From Game of Thrones to Star Wars to Black Mirror to Rick and Morty, fans all over are happily plucking out tidbits for endless analysis and interpretation on social media.
Facebook's CTO Mike Schroepfer was unable — or unwilling — to provide clear answers, instead choosing to deflect questions by reiterating the tidbits of data that Facebook has decided it will provide.
Let Trump Be Trump is the first book to have been published by Trump campaign insiders, and early coverage has fixated on its gossipy tidbits, of which there are many.
The puzzle is from the first of his two eponymous book-form compilations of closet tidbits, which I happened to pull off the bookshelf recently and completely derail an evening.
Mr. Stocks, a genial man who sprinkles historical tidbits about the statue into his conversation, recalled reading about the monument in history books while growing up, in Alabama and Florida.
The actor and comedian released a new memoir Tuesday titled I Can't Make This Up: Life Lessons that is full of outrageous confessions and brutally honest tidbits about his life.
But while Samsung has been happy to scatter suggestive tidbits about its folding phone plans over the years, the date for a potential commercial release has never been firmed up.
MARK JOSEPHSON The hors d'oeuvre tidbits called pintxos, the seafood and the saline nature of the cooking and wines of Spain's Basque region won me over on my first trip.
The purpose of this arrangement was to create an ever-ready "brain trust made up of senior terrorists" who could be questioned about photos or other intelligence tidbits, he said.
The industry revolves around companies exchanging the tidbits of information collected — much of which can be collected through free software and services, including anything from antivirus software to social media.
Amazon shared a few tidbits about its holiday season — enough to boost shares more than 4%, driving the Nasdaq composite above the 9,000 threshold for the first time in history.
If you've read Trevor Noah's autobiography, Born A Crime, or recall him spilling tidbits about his childhood on The Daily Show, then you already know Noah's mother is an impressive woman.
Donald, Melania, and Ted provided plenty of fodder for this week's conversations at the water cooler—so show your coworkers you've done your homework by bringing in tidbits from outside sources.
That was just one of several interesting tidbits revealed during a once-in-a-lifetime screening of Michael Mann's 1995 crime classic on Wednesday night at the Academy's Samuel Goldwyn Theater.
When you are a first-time mom, it's best to just take everything suggested into account and try to access what tidbits sounded useful if you have no other immediate explanation.
China's Chang'e-4 mission, which is currently operating in the SPA basin, is mostly limited to surface observations, but even that data could yield some useful tidbits about the sublunar anomaly.
Ben Lee, a real estate broker who owns Ben Lee Properties, which is affiliated with Coldwell Banker, puts out a monthly newsletter with community news and tidbits from his own family.
But the real meat is the story and the near-constant talking, whether it's quick banter between the two friends, overheard tidbits, or choice-driven conversations that push the story forward.
The researchers found lots of interesting tidbits about the porpoise parts: the average vaginal length was 21 centimeters in their specimens, though the length scaled with the size of the animal.
For one, it regularly posts solid behind-the-scenes tidbits from Game of Thrones, and for another, everything on it is purely fantasy and totally unrelated to the world around you.
They've updated and corrected the numbers on several players, giving us new tidbits like Wayne Gretzky now joining Bobby Orr and Larry Robinson as the only +100 players in league history.
The reality star took to her website and app on Tuesday to reveal a few tidbits about herself that even diehard Keeping Up with the Kardashians loyalists may not have known.
The book's few enlightening tidbits are a thin harvest from all those hours of unfettered access to one of the more enigmatic figures in the sport, lost in a flawed book.
Asked for biographical information, they offered up tidbits on one another like "Cameron was born in a tree," from Mr. Gleeson, and "Jack was a profoundly lonely child," from Mr. Macaulay.
Buying third-party means you&aposd be missing out on the Apple-only features like seamless pairing, Find AirPods, Siri integration, and other little tidbits that make the Apple ecosystem great.
For the obsessive viewer, "Slayers & Vampires" is a new primary text to pore over, with plenty of behind-the-scenes tidbits about who hated whom and how TV shows are made.
We don't have hard data for most streaming shows; we only have the tidbits Netflix and Hulu (and some cable networks with streaming platforms, like HBO and Showtime) care to share.
His tidbits from literature, the history of science, politics and his own life experiences create an absorbing narrative about the ways in which humans can open their minds to new insights.
Here's an antacid: a literate, perpetually curious, good-humored and prolific chronicler of scientific wonders, astonishing optical illusions, space-exploration tidbits and just about anything else that tickles one's intellectual fancy.
This is the curse of the sports writer, the leaden cross we have to bear; writing amusing Premier League tidbits so that you, the entitled bloody reader, can procrastinate at work.
The media covered the health care bill less in the past few weeks than it did when the bill was in the House and generating tidbits of news throughout the process.
Other tidbits: Trump says if he wins, the RNC chair may need to look for a job ... He confuses 9/11 with 7-Eleven ... And Hillz calls him 'donkey of the decade.
But, as much as she loves posting tidbits of her life with her fans on the photo-sharing platform, she can't help but struggle with how Instagram impacts millennials emotionally and mentally.
American Horror Story has traded in its super secretive ways and is dropping lots of tidbits about the upcoming seventh season of the series from at Comic-Con International in San Diego.
Other precious tidbits about Juniper include her love of eating socks, morning cuddles, hiding snacks in case of emergencies, and her adoration of boyfriend Moose, a very handsome Australian shepherd/Malamute mix.
If you watch 'The Crown' on Netflix -- or just love behind-the-scenes tidbits: Via Vogue's Elise Taylor, here's how the makers of 'The Crown' built 28503 (!) detailed sets for the show.
The hearing did, however, yield some new tidbits relevant to probes into links between Trump and Moscow and the possibility his campaign coordinated with the Kremlin to meddle in the 2016 election.
Demand for protein-rich foods, combined with ethical concerns about consuming animal products, has, for a number of years, led investors to startups offering meaty tasting tidbits sourced from the plant world.
The success she has through Twitter is fueled by the engagement she offers her fans as she shares tidbits about a new vibrator she just picked up or posts a throwback photo.
While the original documents were written in 25 different languages, most of the communication on the forum took place in English, with reporters actively sharing interesting tidbits with the relevant specialized teams.
Based on those tidbits, we calculate that Neumann could lose billions immediately and perhaps millions of dollars more if he fails to earn certain equity tranches that were contingent on soaring valuations.
Black and white photographs and apothecary bottles from a time capsule found at the building site were displayed neatly alongside historical tidbits in order to give context to the neighborhood's rich history.
When Disney has lackluster earnings, it usually drops newsy tidbits to keep Wall Street focused on better days ahead, and Disney could give more details Thursday about its planned ESPN streaming service.
White-collar crime is often quite different, resembling more a thousand-piece puzzle than a whodunit as prosecutors try to put together tidbits of information that can add up to a conviction.
Check back here for daily updates from the campaign trail in the first-in-the-nation primary State and insider tidbits for understanding how the state works and how its voters think.
On Sunday, Sabah, a Turkish newspaper, released tidbits from the trial that no one else has, naming the five men who face execution if found guilty and giving details about their testimony.
Users professed to expose damaging, but made-up, tidbits to be used in a hit piece about him, such as liking Nickelback or the time he ordered a "large coffee" at Starbucks.
Watch the full video for more fun fashion tidbits about his wardrobe (he organizes his closet by color!) and his favorite pocket square choice (can't go wrong with a simple white) and more.
The letter asked imams deployed abroad to send "detailed reports" about the Gulen movement – its members, their schools, connections to NGOS, associations, cultural activities, human resources and any other relevant tidbits of information.
Here are seven more surprising tidbits: Despite the countless insults he's directed at women and that infamous Access Hollywood tape in which he bragged about groping them, Trump isn't sexist, according to Ivana.
Met with four candidates As Washington scoured for tidbits of information in the last week that would shed light on whom Trump would pick, the president played coy, and helped build the suspense.
Trump's allies are bemoaning what they say is a lack of due process in the Democratic impeachment investigation -- but they often seem unable to effectively parry the damaging tidbits leaking out of depositions.
" Ahead, we highlight the most concerning tidbits from Mayer's piece: "When the conversation turned to gay rights, Trump motioned toward Pence and joked, 'Don't ask that guy — he wants to hang them all!
In the days that followed the birth announcement Teigen continued to share tidbits about her pregnancy and childbirth, even going so far as to hint that giving birth was easier this time around.
The full report has other tidbits that are reportedly on the way, including a redesigned section for managing your Apple ID. Oh, and iMessage's visual effects will also be coming to the Mac.
I think there were few tidbits in this 290,21998 pages of transcripts that were released but I don&apost know that they merit the newsworthiness that some of the news media have given.
If you want to read more fascinating tidbits on how far Apple has gone, and will go, to protect its intellectual property, you should check out the full report over at The Information.
Named after the editor's cat, the page ultimately outgrew the original hoax, as other editors got in on the joke by adding fun "facts" and other fictional tidbits about the made-up program.
The scene begins with Gilly (Hannah Murray) reciting a list of seemingly inconsequential factoids to Samwell (John Bradley) while he tried to study, tidbits recorded by the apparently super diligent High Septon Maynard.
If you have too many complications—those little tidbits of data on a watch face, like the weather and your current heart rate—you can actually program different watch faces with different complicates.
A new NYT article, "Ivanka Trump's West Wing Agenda," reveals some fascinating tidbits about what the First Daughter is really like behind closed doors, especially when her father's reputation is on the line.
Thomas Carper also asked Pruitt about Trump's assertion during the campaign that his administration would "get rid" of the EPA "in almost every form," and that only "tidbits" of the agency would survive.
Some choice tidbits… Summing up the Mercers' worldview: They want to destroy the GOP establishment — and have a particular distaste for John McCain, who once accused Robert's firm of avoiding billions in taxes.
There are some juicy tidbits in The Information story around the bigger news that Amazon is eyeing up a streamed gaming service that point to some of the challenges it might be facing.
Because yes, of course we all find ourselves peckish for pop cultural tidbits and sometimes salacious sound bites, but the true hunger should be for information that feeds the brain and the soul.
Levi Cowan's Tropical Tidbits website This is the website to turn to to find out what the Hurricane Hunter aircraft are finding in the storm, live, as the planes are in the air.
Bernie: Some of your research has a yield of some interesting...interesting little tidbits, little...little nuggets I mean in APAC...in Asia Pacific, Singapore and Hong Kong still do reign don't they.
By sifting through all of these, the player comes into contact with "Datachunks," little tidbits of information that you feed into Orwell (and to your handler) in order to move the plot along.
But some bureau officials suspected that the F.B.I. agent had fallen into the classic informant's trap, with Mr. Orlando feeding him tidbits of information while using his protected status to carry out crimes.
However there have been (surprisingly few) clues: Huawei took out a trademark on "Huawei 7P" earlier this year and Tech Times summarized some other tidbits here — including some "hazy" speculation on possible specs.
A Dutch immigrant — the movie shares tantalizing tidbits about his past in the underground in World War II — Mr. deLeyer tells of hiding Jews in the cellars of family barns in the Netherlands.
The interview did not contain any major revelations, but there were interesting tidbits shedding light on the tumultuous period of the FBI and Department of Justice that stretches back to the 2016 campaign.
It may have been better for the White House to maintain total silence if it was truly so unwilling to mete out the colorful tidbits about the speechwriting process that the public enjoys.
These historical tidbits, I suspect, in the hands of another organization's marketing team, might be widely advertised to bait potential visitors to the Block Museum's current exhibition Caravans of Gold, Fragments in Time.
While anecdotes about Jonny Greenwood's mythical "Paranoid Android" organ solos during Radiohead's opening tour with Alanis Morissette have been the stuff of rock lore for a while, there are a few new tidbits.
"Each time you tell a story, you change the memory," maybe dropping in new details, weaving in tidbits you really heard from somebody else, or forging new, and possibly inaccurate or misleading, connections.
Since no fight is ever really about mattress toppers, I took four tidbits to Dr. Suky Macpherson, chartered psychologist and associate fellow of the British Psychological Society, who specializes in working with couples.
In my top ten games of 2016, I not only didn't rank my picks, but I threw in a load of other titles, too, rattling about the main selections like little bonus tidbits.
This and other interesting tidbits came to light as a result of a request from media organizations that sought to unseal these warrants; the judge in Cohen's case ordered them unsealed this week.
There's tidbits about his wealth and how he wants Divide to be this generation's O by Damien Rice, meaning he'll want it to be featured in whatever this generation's Lost is (Westworld, maybe?).
I'm Cate Martel, on the campaign trail in New Hampshire, with a quick update of what you've missed, what's going on for the rest of the day and insider tidbits on the trail.
Bird's article, "How to Get a Man's Pay," is filled with tidbits like this, as well as lots of advice for women looking to climb the corporate ladder without sacrificing their feminine charms.
The latter is used for both types of books: to mark factual tidbits to incorporate into future books or to note passages of prose that do something unique or are exceptionally well done.
The pages contain a few previously-unknown tidbits — including the revelation that Clinton at one point had a Gmail account, used so an unnamed aide could send her articles of interest to read.
A few provocative tidbits have emerged about the mysterious 1961 death of United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold, just months before the world body may forever close the book on the unsolved case.
As we wait for things to ramp up to ridiculous levels of excitement, here are some little tidbits of news and new information to keep your eyes trained on the galaxy far, far away.
Just as Trump was able to supply gossip to Pecker, Trump might have been able to provide interesting tidbits on Russian oligarchs outside of Russia, particularly given their affinity for investing in Trump properties.
On a recent appearance on Stephen Colbert to talk about the new season of Insecure, Issa Rae shared a few tidbits of the show, including Solange's role as the music director for the show.
Both sites offered liveblogs of their iPhone 7 (and 7 Plus) teardowns and spotted some interesting tidbits in the process, discovering a handset that looks a lot more different on the inside than out.
In it, he divulged that Tesla would build a commercial vehicle called 'Tesla Semi,' along with a few other intriguing tidbits — including the fact that autonomous Teslas might compete with Uber in the future.
As Rick and Morty fans are left still wondering when Season 3 of the animated series will be released, the folks at Adult Swim are hoping to placate them with tidbits of internet content.
The discussion also included a few other tidbits about YouTube partners' future plans, including GoPro's soon-to-launch "casual" spherical capture camera which it believes will help bring more 360-degree content to YouTube.
It looks pretty cool, and Martin let some pretty interesting tidbits about the thing fly—but the real story here is that, apparently, he wants to make yet another Game of Thrones spinoff series.
Harris, 42, cannot stop saying, "Wow" as historian and host Henry Louis Gates Jr. delivers each new tidbits about one of Harris' ancestors and his death-defying journey from England to the New World.
I'm Cate Martel, on the campaign trail in New Hampshire with a quick update of what you've missed, what's going on for the rest of the day and insider tidbits from the Granite State.
His first year budget calls for a cut of 31 percent to the agency, a step toward the goal he has stated of virtually eliminating the agency altogether, leaving only "little tidbits" in place.
There are other unsavory tidbits missing, such as a speech Holbrooke once gave about press freedom, as NATO bombs dropped on the headquarters of Radio Television of Serbia, but one book can't include everything.
But those features have been more about providing one-off tidbits information, whereas this new podcast support actually works more like an audio streaming app you can use right from your search results page.
But sometimes, she admitted, it got complicated: She would make a mental note of tidbits he mentioned offhand, or gossip with him about Capitol Hill, or throw out a fact and gauge his reply.
He's tracked down these arcane tidbits and disparate artists, connected the dots, and then deliberately rearranged them to form a deconstructed movie of their own (with soundtrack, camera, actors, scripts, production designs, set photos).
Thatcher, housed at the Churchill Archives Center in Cambridge, have previously revealed or confirmed such tidbits as: • Her ancestry: Her father, Alfred Roberts, was Welsh on his father's side and Irish on his mother's.
He included some new tidbits that are not in the book — a vivid anecdote about Mr. Bowers, Lana Turner, Ava Gardner and Frank Sinatra, for instance — but left out dozens of other boldfaced names.
"The Big Goodbye," with a title referring in part to the Brigadoon-like Hollywood that would vanish after "Chinatown" was made, is full of wild tidbits about where parts of the film came from.
Among the more interesting tidbits, Nielsen told lawmakers on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee that she pressed her polling place on voting machine security when she voted in Virginia this week.
By fixating on what juicy tidbits Donald Trump's tax returns might reveal, we all have missed why it is rational for Trump to incur the heavy political cost of not publishing his tax returns.
The Swedish activist told an audience at the UN climate conference this week that people are focusing too much on quotable tidbits from her speeches and not enough on real action to reduce emissions.
In his early pedicab days, he would invent facts about the park's history to entertain his riders, but he eventually delved into the archives and now spouts tidbits about Frederick Law Olmsted's Manhattan masterpiece.
Reza Aslan's new project, "God: A Human History," is aimed at the analytically minded spiritual seeker, the type who hopes to answer deep questions on the divine with study data and tidbits about evolution.
But there are a few interesting factual tidbits, that stuck out from the video, too: There's lots of other interesting stuff, including a fascinating discussion of how the Romans thought about architecture and beauty.
Note: As you'll undoubtedly notice below, there are few details and images about the movies slated for release near the end of the year, but there are still enough interesting tidbits whet the appetite.
Google likely knows most places you've physically been since you started using its services, what you search for day in and day out, and your entire digital network (among plenty of other personally revealing tidbits).
If the Trudeau connection doesn't sell you on Renzi's cool factor, here are a few more tidbits: the prime minister is also known for his Twitter savvy, his signature leather jackets and his soccer knowledge.
Though it's usually wrapped in humor, whether talking about her weight, her first period, or her fear of flying, the comedian delivers unvarnished tidbits about her life in her standup and on her television show.
While the article is filled with tidbits any die-hard fan would find fascinating, nothing quite trumps Pratt's admission that "[The Hills getting canceled] was our 9/11," a statement he has since apologized for.
While the plot for the highly-anticipated sequel to the record-breaking 2009 blockbuster remains largely under wraps, director and writer James Cameron gave a few tidbits about what to expect in a new interview.
Screenshot: GoogleUsers will also be able to create profiles so that they can share some tidbits about themselves, learn about others in their "crews," and make it easier to organize and plan for upcoming events.
The juggernaut blockbuster is available for digital download and will arrive on DVD on April 5, bringing with it a Death Star-size bounty of nuggets, tidbits, factoids and revelations to indulge geekdom's inner Jedi.
When Eric was still in grammar school his father helped fuel a sex scandal that ended his marriage to Ivana Trump by leaking tidbits to reporters, who made the tawdry details of an affair public.
And yet two years after the arrest, Dr. Karcher is back and very, very busy, sharing health advice, favorite beauty products and tidbits from her once-again robust social life on her lively Facebook page.
These tidbits were especially tantalizing given the role of both men in Donald Trump's election campaign: Manafort, who is on trial on tax and bank fraud charges, was Trump's campaign chairman, and Gates his deputy.
Its granular coverage of everything from ministerial summit meetings to regulatory committee hearings is leavened with tidbits from errant emails and restaurant recommendations, as well as revealing anecdotes about the biggest power brokers in Brussels.
The efforts to imbue an extraterrestrial-boogeyman scenario with tidbits about genetics and climate change (and even a hint of "Star Wars," to which the incidental scoring owes a lot) tend to squelch the menace.
At the Pierre, part of the India-based Taj Hotels, an elegant three-tiered copper tiffin comes filled with a bountiful assortment of savory and sweet tidbits, including samosas, shami kebabs and mango crème brûlée.
We watched "The Pride of the Yankees" and I learned about Gehrig's interesting, too-short life; I read up on colorful tidbits about the game; and for a time I was a big baseball nerd.
But with a thorough reading, the book is just as memorable for the whimsical, breezy tidbits that add texture to some of well-known characters he has known in a long, honorable career in baseball.
The story offers plenty of fascinating tidbits about the entire Wright saga, but fails to answer a question that's fundamental to the story: How did a man so obsessed with security get hacked so damn badly?
Since joining the platform one year ago last week, the actress has taken to Instagram like a fish to water, posting memes, selfies and TBTs like an old pro, as well as plenty of TMI tidbits.
Today's Q&A session was heavy on engineering and API discussion; it was really intended to revolve around the inner workings of Android, but the team revealed some tidbits that everyday users might also find interesting.
Bryant continued on and shouted out McClain's resume, stacked with impressive tidbits like her time as a helicopter pilot, the 216 combat missions she did in the U.S. Army and the two master's degrees she holds.
And since you could fill novels — not to mention movies, and an entire TV show — about these women's lives, I've chosen some of the juiciest biographical tidbits for you to trot out over your next brunch.
"I couldn't eat while I was working there," Dr. Franco said in describing the work at garbage dumps where storks flocked down as each truckload of garbage arrived offering rotting fish, animal offal and other tidbits.
The episode was quite a departure for the series, which usually spends its hour giving us a few more tidbits about Jane Doe's back story while the F.B.I. team averts a calamity in pulse-pounding fashion.
Ms. Altman was a consultant on "Altman," a 2014 documentary directed by Ron Mann in which she was also one of the narrators, sharing tidbits about her long love affair with one of America's great filmmakers.
Pattinson wasn't even being grilled about his fashion aspirations when he shared the above tidbits about moonlighting as a designer; the interview had actually asked if the actor had considered directing or writing down the line.
They have a vigorous outreach program which has only really sprung up since Rountree came in: a website updated multiple times a day with news tidbits, active Facebook accounts for their games, and a Twitch stream.
Consultants have been gathering once-confidential details about how their opponents are organizing their side of the fight, in an attempt to find embarrassing tidbits that might undermine their arguments, at least in the public's eye.
Though the book is studded with fascinating tidbits — like how a sardine decides to join its school and determine its position there — it's crammed with so much information that it can be curiously dense and plodding.
The text is also peppered with occasional dashes of gossipy Hollywood history, seething rage over the way women are still treated in the industry, moviemaker tidbits and thoughtful observations on the cultural importance of horror films.
The major benefit of this direct access, from a reporter's perspective, is in developing new sources, solidifying old ones and learning tidbits of information that could turn into stories later — all in a relatively short time.
The video's also full of interesting tidbits about why we cough in the first place, when to see a doctor, and what old-timey cough syrup used to be made of before modern-day medicine came along.
The always hotly anticipated iFixit teardown of the iPhone 8 has arrived, and while it doesn't harbor much in the way of surprises, there are a few tidbits you may want to know about hiding in there.
In the cover story, "When Priyanka Met Nick: A Love Story," the fashion bible details the couple's journey to the altar, beginning with the first person to text (it was Jonas), and full of fashion-related tidbits.
Being a San Francisco tech company, Vuori said they take the 10-second tidbits, use talk-to-speech software, and plug in the comments into a Slack channel so the small 13-member team can read everything.
The biggest difference from traditional dating apps beyond the monsters (which, let's be real — is not so different!) is that the app will give you little knowledge tidbits about how your swipes might predict your future outcomes.
The series goes all the way back to the roots of the American space program in the 1940s to trace the story of the space race chronologically, uncovering many fascinating lost nuggets and tidbits along the way.
Images that are supposedly of the Note 10 Plus and a few additional tidbits of information showed up on the site WinFuture on Tuesday as well, and its screen looks every bit as massive as it sounds.
The latter is one of the more surprising tidbits of the leaked memo, as an anonymous employee told the paper it was an order she hadn't gotten before in all the years she's been at the company.
The interview reveals no major new facts about the case, but does include some illuminating tidbits about both the lawsuit and Kalanick himself, who apparently watched YouTube videos to pass the time during breaks in the questioning.
Here are infrastructure buckets; the numbers refer to the amount lost or forgone: (This is easier to read in the full report, which also contains lots of info on the methodology involved.) A few interesting tidbits here.
It was a thoroughly reported, well-sourced deep dive into the motivations behind the move, and it produced a number of fascinating tidbits behind the struggles MTV News faced covering the subjects it was often otherwise promoting.
So if you're on the hunt for handmade wedding tidbits — a Scrabble-tile cake topper, customized mirror seating charts, hand-painted globes, Gatsby headpieces, and the rest — you now have one more rabbit hole to go down.
The director himself, as well as the agency's never-ending cadre of "unnamed sources," will be forced to let out tidbits of information that will seek to overcome concerns over whether the fourth-quarter transparency was necessary.
In the nearly two years since leaving the White House, the former first lady has revealed other tidbits about her mood that day in January 2017, including that she "stopped even trying to smile" during Trump's inauguration.
As a New York developer, he was widely reported to be an inveterate leaker, shamelessly inflating his reputation (as a businessman and lady's man) with a multi-decade stream of anonymously sourced tidbits planted in Gotham's tabloids.
This negative manual, with tidbits like "Women unashamedly baring huge arms that need to be covered continually confront us," could not be further from my latest style bible, "The Art of Dressing Curves," by stylist Susan Moses.
Right now, the account is tweeting the last year she was alive in real time with Diana-related news and updates; paparazzi photos, archived news reports, and tidbits of information from the various inquests into Diana's death.
Similar to today's bullet points, each individual got a short blurb noting their age, location, source of wealth, and in some cases, tidbits such as "in continual pain 50 years from back injury" and "principal hobby: sailing."
Tidbits included that he is a father of two, that he has been married for 25 years after meeting his wife when they were both pre-med students, and that he eats McDonald's ice cream every day.
This dishy account from Queen Elizabeth's longtime dresser "turns out to be a surprisingly subversive sort of memoir, one flirting with the form of a tell-all: about clothes, sure, and little gossipy tidbits," Vanessa Friedman wrote.
The hand-bound, leather-covered book "The Gentleman's Guide to Cocktails" gives cocktail recipes for basic drinks as well as unusual ones and also has information about necessary extras like gear, etiquette and some pop-culture tidbits.
There are a few minor tidbits worth mentioning: The microphones were moved closer to the selfie cam, and the battery has the same capacity as on the previous model (though it looks to be a different model).
Not much strenuous acting is required, but the performers inhabit their roles with vivacity, seemingly unaware of the hoodie wearers in their midst or the audience members whose eyes are trained on them, seeking tidbits of drama.
Still, a few small tidbits were shared; newcomer Naomi Ackie, a British actress whose previous credits are mostly in theater, revealed that her character is named Jannah, who looks pretty cool: First look at Naomi Ackie's Jannah.
Some tidbits look so delicious you can't wait to devour them, and some feel like lackluster items you maybe should have left behind, giving you more room for that tasty looking mac and cheese (or fascinating plot point).
For other tidbits from Cohen's shower — which took place at the Palm Restaurant in Beverly Hills — tune into the Andy's Baby Shower special on Friday (at 5:00 pm ET and PT) on SiriusXM's Radio Andy (Ch. 102).
So we waded through it all and pulled out seven favorite hacks, easter eggs, and tidbits of the season that exemplify the show's impressive commitment to hackery verisimilitude, ranked by our highly subjective taste in nerd-cred references.
Republicans, who are angry that Democrats have yet to allow a full floor vote on initiating impeachment procedures, picked up the President's complaint, arguing that tidbits of testimony were being leaked by Democrats for their own political advantage.
While she regularly signs NDAs (and thus couldn't reveal which celebrity once requested a specific brand of margarine), Schaffer shared behind-the-scenes tidbits about over-the-top events, funny moments, and, yes, she even named some names.
"Hillary Clinton accepted $58,000 in jewelry from the government of Brunei when she was Secretary of State – plus millions more for her foundation," Trump recited, reading from a TelePrompTer loaded with tidbits from the vast anti-Clinton blogosphere.
The app's "feed," with information about insurance, driving classes, and other tidbits of market-specific information that Uber sends to drivers, has been repurposed as an inbox, so drivers can revisit certain items without fear of losing them.
Fans were as thrilled with the singing and driving as they were with her tidbits about how she can write songs in 10 minutes and how she owns about 400 of the late Michael Jackson's items of clothing.
It's a thin volume, but the conflict between the Fox family and three greedy farmers is rich in detail, layered with tidbits covering everything from Farmer Bean's addiction to alcoholic cider to the elaborate dinner party courses Mrs.
Be smart: While Bannon's ouster has earned the lion's share of the hubbub on cable and online, there's a treasure trove of important tidbits in Wolff's reporting that have nothing to do with the president's ex-chief strategist.
Read MoreMarvel green lights 'Ant Man 2000' Deadpool has gone from zero to hero in no small part due to a steady stream of social media tidbits that have kept the character's fan base chomping at the bit.
Filing from the warm pretzel bar (!!) at the Facebook brunch, I'm Cate Martel with a quick recap of what you missed this morning, what events are coming up, who's speaking where and fun insider tidbits along the way.
Congress had learned the hard way on previous omnibus occasions that embarrassing tidbits would later come to light --member goodies tucked deep inside like golden needles in a giant hay stack threatening institutional sepsis by a thousand pricks.
She expunged "term-paper pomposity" from her reviews, distancing herself from aloof "gentleman critics" by balancing her encyclopedic film knowledge with proudly subjective opinions, autobiographical tidbits, dirty jokes and remarks she overheard from other patrons in the cinema.
She confirmed some already well-known tidbits, like that fact that she has been a long-time lover of red lipstick in the summer and that she was recently the maid of honor in her best friend's wedding.
And a lot of the double standards of what it means to be backed by one of the crazy billionaires — again, these are little tidbits of ... We have a kind of a combo of some of these guys.
Donald Trump is expected to turn serious questions about his health into a TV performance on The Dr. Oz Show tomorrow, revealing tidbits about his penchant for fast food and his exercise regimen — instead of detailed medical records.
It's best to dial it down, Sag, as the only people who actually care about these tidbits of knowledge are the degenerates in the club too doped up to even know what you're yapping in their ears about.
The "Controversy" section is by far the largest part, and yet in the movie, the controversy around his work is relegated to a single scene with protesters in the background and some tidbits in the obligatory ending intertitles.
But there were a few more little tidbits revealed in Sunday's Bethesda panel with game director Todd Howard, development director Chris Mayer, and project lead Jeff Gardiner chatting to associate director, global content Gary Steinman in a Q&A.
In a profile in the New York Times, Porchon-Lynch, who has been practicing yoga for more than 70 years and teaching for more than 45, reveals among other tidbits that she only drinks tea and wine — not water.
In the interview, she shares a few Game of Thrones tidbits, the one beauty tip she learned from her future sister-in-law, Priyanka Chopra, and a hair color horror story that'll have you running towards the deep conditioner.
While much of the biography excerpt focuses on Kramer vs Kramer's journey from book to screen, tidbits about Streep's personal life at the time are also divulged, including how she met her husband of nearly 38 years, Don Gummer.
Other tidbits of note: The battery in the case is exactly the same as last year's model, with a 398mAh capacity, and it's sealed to the case in such a way that you can forget about replacing it, ever.
The earnings call also offered up a few interesting tidbits: Inside the US, the company is continuing to expand its retail initiatives like Today at Apple, the free learning sessions that Apple offers to customers who visit its stores.
We learned a couple of new tidbits about the reality show's leading lady ("JoJo is short for JoJosephina," for one) before Wiig, 42, launched into her explanation of what apparently really happens behind closed doors in the Fantasy Suites.
We learned some other tidbits as well, like the fact that her real name is Jelena Noura Hadid, or that she does want to have kids some day — but I don't think that will be happening any time soon.
He also spends time on many fascinating historical tidbits, from early "free love" experiments in the 1840s to the surprising popularity of socialism in Oklahoma in 1914 to the US Communist Party's key role in defending the Scottsboro Boys.
Still, low-stakes friends have a lot to offer, and uncovering surprising tidbits about the regular players in one's life — discovering that your neighbor is an accomplished dancer, for instance — can add a bit of texture to your day.
Bader-Wechseler was familiar to me from his years at the once-hot "anonym-ish" social network Secret, which let you post spicy tidbits to your friends and friends-of-friends without having your name attached to the post.
The actress has been sharing tidbits from the revival on her Instagram for fans, and even teased Lizzie lovers with a photo of herself and former costar Adam Lamberg, who played her BFF Gordo, from set just last week.
While Ms. Kondo relies on found boxes like empty jewelry boxes or shoe boxes for organizing small items, at Wirecutter we've found that the right tool for the job works even better to maximize space and keep tidbits organized.
Charmingly rehearsed interview tidbits are what give us the sense that we know them; that celebrities are just like us, only more so; that they are suitable vehicles for all the fears and fantasies and anxieties we project onto them.
The "Goodies" songstress' appearance on the app comes as she launches Real Talk, going "off the record" to share details with her fans including never-before-seen performance tidbits, dance content and her strategies in balancing work and family life.
As a home improvement show, it's perfectly watchable and occasionally inspiring, especially in the sequences in which Kondo offers useful tidbits of advice directly to the camera (even if I have a fundamental disagreement with her approach to fitted sheets).
The update doesn't sound earth shattering at this (very) early stage, but among the surprising tidbits is just how much work Android partners are putting in to help improve the overall OS. The standout, according to Google, is Sony Mobile.
So, let's get into all the juicy tidbits we learned about Biel and her life (no one really asked about the show, sorry USA, but it is good!) starting with: Q: Did she listen to *NSYNC or Backstreet Boys more?
In a profile for November's issue of Vanity Fair, Warren Beatty spoke about his six decades in movies, his return to directing after a long hiatus, and his storied love life before Annette Bening — tidbits you'd expect from the Hollywood legend.
Sure, it's not likely to become anyone's default method of expressions for Microsoft's various iPhone Office apps, but when it comes to doing things like highlighting tidbits and adding notes on the fly, it could prove a useful tool for some.
The company's also giddily leaking out various tidbits through social media, teasing a "big" announcement in quotes, and titling the event, "Adventure Unfolds," which could well be a reference to the backpack-friendly nature of the last two big announcements.
The comic adaptation of The Last Jedi includes other tidbits, details, and internal monologues that the movie did not provide, adding to the depth of the story and even adding a bit more meaning to scenes like the one above.
At the moment, we only have a few tidbits of concrete information on the killer — it's a white man with green eyes — but knowing this town, so many different people could be under that hood, or behind the murders indirectly.
According to "confidential company data," by the middle of 2015, the company observed a 21 percent drop year over year in "original broadcast sharing"—personal announcements about weddings, babies, new jobs, deaths in the family, vacations and other random tidbits.
WATCH: You'll Have This Chocolate Pecan Macaroon Recipe Memorized After Making It Once While there are no clips of actual competition in the trailer, some rumors and tidbits about the Channel 4 incarnation of the series have been slowly leaking out.
On the Basis of Sex is more than just an upcoming biopic from Mimi Leder about Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, played by Felicity Jones—it's also an endless well of tidbits about Armie Hammer, who plays Martin "Marty" Ginsberg.
More than anything, the Rosé Mansion consists of buckets of paint used to doll up former employee bathrooms and plaster slogans—ROSÉ & SLAY—and informative tidbits—HISTORICALLY SPEAKING… SWEET WINES ARE LIKE A REALLY BIG DEAL—all over the walls.
As Game Of Thrones continues to unfurl secrets and tidbits that pre-date the show's storylines that still have a mighty impact on our favorite characters who haven't been horribly killed yet, sometimes a little history can go a long way.
The show also cleverly builds on prior seasons, while throwing in tantalizing tidbits like introducing El Chapo -- a small-time soldier destined for bigger, more infamous things -- whose trial in New York is a reminder how current this all is.
Insider's Kim Renfro describes 9 interesting tidbits she learned while covering the show, including a subtle music cue in the pilot episode that provided clues about one of the first big mysteries, and how Kit Harington almost turned into a kite.
We were still collecting tidbits about the victims of the Islamic State's suicide bombings at the Brussels airport and subway station on March 22 when the same extremist group hit a soccer stadium in Iraq on March 25, killing 36.
The App Info screen also shows other tidbits about the program, like how much data it has used, what kind of notifications it can display on your device, and how much storage and memory it takes up on your tablet.
Like any good pop science book, along the way Zapped offers an endless series of tidbits, from how GPS works to how a software glitch led to the worst incident of radiation poisoning from a medical device (the notorious Therac-25).
And as many cultural critics have noted, ratings-hungry media outlets have grown so addicted to scandalous tidbits and gossip that they were ready to eat up a story like this, which is both genuinely newsworthy and filled with juicy details.
The show is at its most darkly humorous when she's on her own, though, introducing taped segments, telling personal stories, and feigning excitement over tidbits of pop-culture news curated to appeal to the nebulous demographic of women ages 25-54.
Variety reports that show creator I. Marlene King joined cast members, including Lucy Hale and Troian Bellisario, at a Freeform panel at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery on Wednesday night — where King teased some tidbits about the next chapter of PLL.
When that one came out, Deb Amlen interviewed Mr. Gascoigne and gleaned tidbits of knowledge like his day job (marketing strategist) and his cryptic nom de plume (Gila, a river and a poisonous lizard, and also Ali G in reverse).
He had incorporated similar historical tidbits into his previous books, like "716 North Palm Drive," which reprinted a 1934 issue of Motion Picture magazine with interior photos of the house in Beverly Hills, then owned by the actress Adrienne Ames.
There are a few interesting tidbits to the Annie origin story: 30A: This particular definition for CLEAVE hasn't been used in the Times puzzle since the early '50s, but it's perfectly valid — cleave can mean to split from or stick to.
And if you love your widgets, that customizable side panel where you can add the weather, see the latest top stories from Apple News and gain access to other tidbits of information from apps, no need to learn a new gesture.
All the cook needs to do is add a few tidbits of something pungent or savory for complexity, and something crunchy or nubby to break up its unrelenting silkiness, for a warming, comforting meal that's not at all hard to make.
There are salacious details in this book — many of which Trump's critics will want to eat up — though with so many unnamed sources, Trump's compulsion for hyperbole and Wolff's own journalistic record, it's hard to know which tidbits to trust.
The filing was packed with interesting tidbits, including that the company, which manufacturers internet-connected stationary bikes and sells an affiliated subscription to its growing library of on-demand fitness content, is raking in more than $900 million in annual revenue.
These figures lack Q's mystique (and are far, far better connected with reality), but they share Q's vulnerability: Their influence depends on producing a nonstop stream of portentous tidbits, little pellets of encouragement to keep followers hitting the retweet button.
He had two daughters, Patricia Knatchbull, who died in 2017, and Lady Pamela Hicks who, at 90-years-old, does a podcast with her daughter India Hicks in which she continues to drop tidbits about the Mountbatten family's royal life.
The Story of Emoji also features an interview with him that expands on his groundbreaking conceit and also offers some fun tidbits — like the fact that he did create a poop emoji but chose to not include it in his final character set.
As soon as JDS considers acquiring a property, she heads to the archives at the Municipal Building, the Avery Architectural & Fine Arts Library at Columbia or wherever else she might turn up tidbits, to start developing a case for or against the project.
As TidBits reports, it used to be the case that if you took an old Mac in for repair, or purchased a new Mac and wanted the files from your old one transferring over, Apple would charge $99 to do it for you.
On Sunday, the New York Times published a story on Evgeniy M. Bogachev, described as "the most wanted cybercriminal in the world," full of details about the hacker's crimes, plots, some incredible tidbits and a photo to end all amazing FBI photos.
Clinton's lawyers were desperate to get an early heads up on just what independent counsel Ken Starr's investigation had turned up — both to help them better prepare their response, and perhaps to selectively leak tidbits in a way that helped them look better.
Other tidbits from the GQ piece include the fact that Prince was, apparently, perpetually lavender-scented ("you never saw Prince [first], you smelled him") and that he wanted Barack Obama to cancel Christmas presents and birthdays upon the president's election in 2008.
Transcripts of phone calls and in-person meetings newly released by the Clinton Presidential Library show the two leaders slogging through high-stakes diplomacy and interspersing tidbits about their lives in the gilded cages of the White House and 10 Downing Street.
While there's some pleasure to be derived from watching a series exhibit the audacity to spoon out tidbits on its own "Twin Peaks"-like terms, the project's appeal likely depends on one's tolerance for near-incoherence when arresting pictures are the tradeoff.
This revealed a few more tidbits — that the subpoena was "served on a US office of a foreign corporation," that the company has "considerable business" in the US, and that the company faces a financial penalty of $50,000 a day for not complying.
Since Michael Wolff's new book Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House arrived like a bombshell last week, reporters, pundits, and readers have been poring over it for juicy tidbits about the president's tumultuous administration — and the book has certainly delivered.
Chock full of sage and sometimes trite self-help tidbits—"You can learn more from a critique than from a compliment!" and "Never complain without offering a solution"—it's a reminder that we should take West's tweets with a grain of salt.
For attorneys and legal educators like myself, one of the most shocking tidbits is the involvement of the former co-chair of a major international law firm who allegedly paid college exam proctors $75,85033 to change his daughter's answers on the test.
Here are a few of the tidbits we learned: Naked in Kris Jenner's closet Kardashian West recalled what happened when Lawrence, admittedly "obsessed" with the Kardashian-Jenner clan for more than a decade, came over for dinner recently at mom Kris Jenner's house.
The tidbits about her life — the way she played with her younger cousin before work, the stuffed animal she kept on her bed, and her job at a "boot-scooting bar" — are a harsh juxtaposition to the grisly details of her murder.
Whether you eat them hot as cocktail tidbits or put them on a bun, make sure you have something spicy to go with them (the spicier the better), whether it's his pickled carrots, a hot green chutney or a dab of Tunisian harissa.
You should want (and probably need) to know who's investing, why they're investing, who they are, how they made their money, what else they're up to, what they're like to work with, what's their temperament and risk appetite and other such useful tidbits.
President Donald Trump, who pledged as a candidate to reduce EPA down to "little tidbits," asked for around 30% cuts to the agency this spring — deeper than any other agency and enough to cut its funding to 1970s levels in real dollars.
The project — a combination of photographs from The Associated Press, historical tidbits and cultural content — is being showcased on thousands of LinkNYC kiosks across the boroughs to remind passers-by, commuters and tourists of the boundless diversity that makes up our city.
Clinton; he was wrong to announce so close to Election Day that the Clinton email investigation was being reopened, and, in one of the richer fresh tidbits to emerge, he was wrong to conduct official business via his own private email account.
Other tidbits from our conversation: • Ms. Warren suggested that Gary Cohn, President Trump's former top economic adviser, had been "pre-bribed" by his former employer, Goldman Sachs, which made him more likely to push for a tax overhaul that benefits the company.
How we covered it: For those unfamiliar with the comic-book history of the main characters, we offered this explainer, with tidbits on the complicated back story of Huntress, the long history of Black Canary and the trained assassin skills of Cassandra Cain.
Published to coincide with the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in 2012, Sally Bedell Smith's biography taps a host of public sources, plus friends and former courtiers who dish up intimate tidbits "all too often about horses and corgis," wrote our reviewer, Alan Riding.
Among other Lakefront tidbits imparted to us on the tour: The brewery was the first to produce an organic and gluten-free beer approved by the federal government; indeed, a surprising 27 percent of Lakefront's sales come from their gluten-free beer.
The safety video for the Douglas DC-8 — the same plane that in previous years flew over the poles to track glacier activity — included such helpful tidbits as the fact that most of the traditional security exits were covered with scientific research equipment.
Last month, Endgame stole the title of highest-grossing film from Avatar—which held the record for a decade—with the help of a theatrical re-release that included a single deleted scene and other tidbits for the MCU's many adoring fans.
But the food goes beyond those tidbits to include assorted tinned seafood preparations, platters of cured meats and cheeses, pressed sandwiches and stews like white beans with pork jowl and chorizo, and meatballs in tomato sauce, enough to construct as three-course meal.
Photo: Andrew Harnik (AP)Facebook is looking to gobble up users' financial information, including such tidbits as "card transactions and checking-account balances," as part of its relentless effort to swallow up yet more of the web, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
In the runup to the presidential election, whenever Russia's intermediates released stolen emails, reporters eagerly mined the dumps of hacked communication for salacious tidbits that created an aura of political scandal but at the same time did not add meaningfully to the public discourse.
According to author William Poundstone's new book, Head in the Cloud: Why Knowing Things Still Matters When Facts Are so Easy to Look Up (out now via Little, Brown), possession of seemingly random tidbits of knowledge is correlated with increased income and even happiness.
He may have been having what he called a "conversation with 4,000 of my closest friends" who know every twist and turn of the Star Wars franchise, but Mark Hamill was still not going to pass on the tidbits of the next year's eighth movie.
But if Definers was also sending out this stuff (and indeed worse things than we were pitched) more widely, to content seeders and fencers that trade on framed outrage to drive online clicks, their tasty-sounding tidbits would not have been so critically parsed.
PEOPLE has the exclusive video to prove it – one which features never-before-seen tidbits from McCarthy, Falcone and cast mates Kristen Bell, Kathy Bates and Game of Thrones star Peter Dinklage discussing the fun on-set environment created by the husband-and-wife team.
Juul Is Staring Down Yet Another Investigation Into Whether It Marketed to KidsE-cigarette giant Juul is looking at a fresh investigation into whether the company "actively"…Read more ReadThe other teen, 16-year-old Philip Fuhrman, related some more disturbing tidbits from the encounter.
" The code is full of inside jokes and funny tidbits, such as several mentions of the world "memes," and even a YouTube link that turns out to point to Rick Astley video "Never Gonna Give You Up"—the once-ubiquitous internet meme known as "Rickrolling.
In a podcast interview with Todd VanDerWerff's on Vox's podcast, "I Think You're Interesting," the director, producer, and writer gave away a few new tidbits about one of an upcoming election season of American Crime Story (yes — that's the award-winning O.J. Simpson one).
In a modern setting dominated by a bright mural, the food combines uptown standards like chopped chicken salad and pizza margherita with new dishes, including avocado toast, ceviche, rigatoni with brisket ragù, and late-afternoon cocktail tidbits: 2265 Seventh Avenue (220th Street), 2212-2741-22398.
If translation alone wasn't enough, Evie has kept up a comprehensive record of her progress on her Tumblr Project Mizzurna, which serves as much as a repository for walkthrough materials, thematic discussions and other notable tidbits as it did at the time for project milestones.
The report has other juicy tidbits, like how Apple embeds part of its security team into product teams to try to prevent leaks, and how Apple searched for a mole within its campus for 3 years before finding out who was spilling the beans.
Interesting historical tidbits — William Makepeace Thackeray (Miles Jupp) appears as a periodic irritant for the protagonist — share screen time with a fair amount of whimsical nonsense that explains away Dickens's imagination, prose style and gift for names with what Orson Welles called "dollar-book Freud."
One of my favorite tidbits about the Melvins is that, while they released this album and have generally served as messy spiritual forefathers to all manner of sluggish, ugly, difficult, druggy heavy music, band mouthpiece and chief hair farmer King Buzzo doesn't even smoke weed.
Throughout his tenure in Washington, he's amassed a reputation as a political fixer who has an affinity for playing dirty — think ultra combative political lobbying and a recent association with Wikileaks — and dredging up tidbits on opponents that slander and smear their entire campaigns.
Still, where the original "Law & Order" speeds up the judicial process -- ripped-from-the-headlines investigation, trial, verdict all in an hour -- the "True Crime" format has the advantage of slowing it down, fleshing out these characters and some of the more salacious tidbits.
DEBATE TIDBITS AND COMMENTARY: Here are some interesting context and observations you won't read in the takeaway pieces, told from the people who cover the candidates daily: The Daily Beast's Jackie Kucinich (referring to Cruz and Trump's "bromance")OH GOD they are breaking up!
That wasn't all — Mr. Fowler also correlated coarse hair with "coarseness in the fibers of the brain, together with coarse, harsh feelings" — but it was enough to disabuse me of any notion that phrenology was going to add some amusing historical tidbits to my review.
The store will also have Bistro Verde, a restaurant with a broad menu that is already a fixture in some Nordstrom stores; Broadway Bar, a two-level lounge with small plates; and Shoe Bar, for cocktails, coffee and tidbits in the lower-level shoe department.
But the stories told at the Bush-Holley House, a saltbox dating back to 1728 and a museum since 1958, reveal tidbits of the village's place in American history — including roles in the Revolutionary War, the practice of slavery and the American Impressionist movement.
Historical tidbits: The second American performance of Handel's oratorio is said to have taken place in October 1770 at Trinity, with the first held the previous January, just a few blocks away at a tavern, to raise money for a bankrupt former church employee.
Brillo Box (3¢ off) does hold its fair share of fascinating historical tidbits, like that Warhol was criticized for appropriating the soap company's packaging design by supporters of James Harvey, the Abstract Expressionist artist who created it at his day job as a graphic designer.
When Justin Timberlake hinted that he may perform with a hologram of Prince at last year's Super Bowl, Prince fans furiously circulated gossipy tidbits about how much Prince hated Timberlake, and wouldn't have wanted to share a stage with him, even from the grave.
The quote is just one of several amusing tidbits from Matt Labash's profile in The Weekly Standard of Mike Murphy and the last days of Right to Rise, which infamously squandered an enormous war chest in its futile attempt to lift its candidate to the Republican nomination.
So much of Q Da Fool's music—which regularly jumps from conversational ("Fell In Love") to frantic ("Turnt Up") to heartfelt ("Tell")—resonates because of his ability to fit tidbits of his personal journey into songs that would otherwise require nothing more than unconscious head knocking.
The interview has unearthed a lot of tidbits we never knew (for instance, that Pitt was the one who convinced her to have their three biological children) and facts about their relationship that are pretty surprising (Jolie doesn't know anything about decorating, that was always "Brad's thing").
From the tidbits of information gleaned at a hearing on Thursday in Federal District Court in Manhattan, it appeared that prosecutors had argued last fall — in a closed hearing and in sealed court papers — to be able to use certain evidence against Mr. Silver at trial.
The team behind the hit Netflix series Stranger Things has been taking us a step closer to that dark future lately, with a series of short Twitter "spoiler" videos aimed at calling out prominent individual fans of the show, and giving them tidbits about the next season.
When it comes to faking an intimate knowledge of a TV show or movie without ever having watched it, the best that official sites have to offer are usually behind-the-scenes clips—you can often pick up useful tidbits of info or insights into filming here.
The greater availability of content controls is as just as important as the tidbits users will learn about what pops up on their News Feed since most Facebook users still don't know how their information is being used by the company, according to a survey by Pew.
Here are some more royal wedding tidbits: The props department failed to give us a better glimpse of the cake Francatelli works on for six weeks to perfect, so go here if you'd like to see illustrations of the real thing, which reportedly weighed 300 lbs.
Earlier this year, he explained to me the thinking—and the challenge—behind that remaster series: Besides the tidbits about the MPC for the gear nerds in there, this story is striking because it points to the devotion that a song like this inspires to this day.
More tidbits from the CNN report: Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort is reportedly at the center of the investigation's collusion aspect as investigators have found communications from Russian spies about their attempts to work with Manafort and other Trump associates regarding damaging information about Hillary Clinton.
Like most kids in his class, Chris would exaggerate the tidbits he'd picked up from his parents, to the point where his friends all believed he'd been born in Boston, like his mother, and identified as American, even though he had never actually visited the country.
Since her election, the freshman lawmaker-elect has remained active on social media where she has garnered a significant follower base, posting updates about her congressional orientation and other tidbits including a post this week showing the plaque displaying her name outside her new congressional office.
The piece also offers a few tidbits about how Young Thug has the perfect foot size for sample pairs at 8.5, and about the trial of Roscoe, who was accused of shooting up Lil Wayne's tour bus (Thug's former road manager was convicted for the incident).
As such the play is stocked with juicy historical tidbits on how the political machine worked, including $5 bills stuffed in residents' mailboxes on Election Day; tax increases on Republicans; and strong-arm district leaders who leaned verrrrry close to voters as they cast their ballots.
I only last month discovered the journals which, apart from very moving material about his life, offers tons of delicious tidbits, from entire scenes (a hilarious lunch with Edith Sitwell, who was his champion) to small moments when the writing itself stops you in your tracks.
But a sneak peek at his collection showed that, even as he forayed into a new discipline, the artist retained familiar elements both of his folk-industrial aesthetic and the autobiographical nature of a wide-ranging artistic practice informed by some of the tidbits listed below: 0323.
Amble along with one of the Historical Society's guides, though, and experience that history unlocked — tales and tidbits about the city's founding, architectural and even landscaping details, Hollywood stars' lives, and photos of stunning interiors and pools, pools, pools (a Palm Springs passion) hidden by demure facades.
The candidate will not only ride roller coasters, but also sample and rate food and drink options, rate parades and shows, rate souvenir quality, take photo-ops with characters, and gather other need-to-know tidbits for guests who are looking for a theme park vacation.
Alphabet has been a black boxIf some financial analysts seemed enchanted by the new tidbits of info — one longtime analyst on the conference call praised Google's management for "the best ... Alphabet call I've been on since I've covered the company" — it's not difficult to understand why.
But the three-week trial could offer juicy tidbits about the Trump campaign — revealing details about staffers' intense desire to see the public dump of Democratic emails, for instance — showcase a parade of colorful Trumpworld figures like Steve Bannon and even feature a few "Godfather" references.
By the second mile they'd begun to sync, and she'd offered him a few tidbits about her life since college, the most important being, she said, that she still wrote poetry, but that it was bad poetry, and her boyfriend had made fun of her for it.
Some other interesting tidbits from Venmo's emoji data: According to Rodriguez, the most used emojis on Venmo this year were the pizza slice and beer mug, and the five US cities of that used emojis the most this past year were: San Francisco, Washington D.C., Atlanta, Boston, and Miami.
From the moment word got out about the disappearance of the self-exiled Saudi journalist and Washington Post columnist, unnamed Turkish officials gradually raised the tenor and temperature of the story with tidbits of information first delivered to sympathetic local outlets and then radiating outward to Western media.
The Fixer Upper star is revealing her messy storage space on Tuesday's episode, sharing a peek into the seasonal décor, old family photos and random tidbits — like the antique corbels she plans to use in her current project — that occupy the top floor of her Waco, Texas, farmhouse.
Although the New York Times called the book "a bloated, tedious and... ill-considered book that is in desperate need of editing, and way more exhausting than exhaustive," it has at least a few interesting tidbits, including a young Obama's thoughtful analysis of the American psyche's Trumpian desires.
Among the better tidbits: The effort by staffers to make McDonald's runs — "two Filet-O-Fish, two Big Macs, and if we had a really good day what we call malteds [or milkshakes]" — and have the food back on Trump's plane by the time a rally was over.
Filing from Facebook's brunch, with a Bloody Mary bar staring at me, I'm Cate Martel, bringing you behind the scene at the Republican National Convention, with the events to watch and fun insider tidbits along the way (and where to find free to find free food and alcohol).
I kind of knew some tidbits just from talking with Julie [Plec] before, but I just thought it was a beautiful ending to eight years of twists and turns and characters and love interests and heartbreaks and triangles and ships and death and life and all that's in between.
Wolf's debacle raises a challenge to that perspective, though, posing the question: When is a writer erudite, a renaissance person, a polymath—and when are they merely trespassing superficially into areas of knowledge they haven't mastered, imposing their own prejudices or yanking cherry-picked tidbits out of context?
A bevy of outlets well-sourced in the financial world have come up only with small tidbits that might help explain the precise source of Epstein's wealth besides that he long enjoyed the favor of Leslie Wexner, the man behind L Brands, the public company that includes Victoria's Secret.
However, the show has sparked a public fervor that's positively radioactive (six million cumulative viewers is, itself, explosive), and the show's creator himself, Craig Mazin, is sharing useful tidbits and resource material on Twitter for fans who want to dive even deeper into the real-life 1986 disaster.
She gave me a long lecture about how pads are great and tampons are an abomination and threw some tidbits in about how it's wrong to insert things inside yourself, how virginity is important before marriage, and how some people nowadays shouldn't really wear white at their weddings.
Though she doesn't deny it as something that affected her process, she also rightly pointed out the connotations this has when you're a woman: So rather than offer up the gossipy tidbits that tabloids might want, she spoke about being in the final stages of finalising the album.
One of the more amazing tidbits about Iceland's CrossFit dominance is that there wasn't a single CrossFit gym in all of Iceland until 250, when a man named Evert Víglundsson traveled to the United States to get his coaching license and then opened a gym in his Reykjavik garage.
We would go to wine trainings, but we'd only half listen, and we'd hear these tidbits about the wines, their personalized stories, something about some chateau in France or in Italy, but then we'd just use an embellished, romanticized version of that story to sell a different wine.
To mark the occasion, he sat down with Jeffrey Seller, the lead producer of "Hamilton," to discuss his career, and the resulting three-hour interview, "The Hal Prince Talks," is being released in parts starting today on Sirius XM. Here are six tidbits that caught our ears: 1.
Mr. Fletcher drew further details about the hacker out through emails, including tidbits about his identity, his internet hosting provider, the location of his computer and proof that he deleted his copy of Uber's downloaded data by looking at a virtual copy of his system provided by his host.
This is an op-ed argument between two Harvard professors, if that tells you how technical it is -- but Trump, master of seizing on technicalities and tidbits to call something into question (remember President Barack Obama's birth certificate) was pushing the idea at a rally over the weekend.
As Ms. Pressley pointed out, the demands of Congress, and the size of the House, are such that new members sometimes get to know each other the same way the public does: through social media tidbits and news bites that do not capture the complexity of who people are.
In a segment titled "Melissa Explains It All," the now-41-year-old revealed some behind-the-scenes tidbits about her projects, like the fact that Sam's ladder in Clarissa Explains It All was actually just a couple feet tall, and that he was really just crawling up from the floor.
" Other tidbits fans learn throughout the interview is that Lopez's first crush was on a boy with a "big nose" in third grade; that she appreciates Max's sense of humor, "incredible vocabulary" and big heart; and she loves the fact that Emme is artistic, a great singer and "always happy.
Along with the virtual look at Google's humble beginnings, the company is also celebrating its birthday with other fun features like a new animated Google Doodle on its homepage and an interactive graphic showing some of the most popular Google searches of the past 20 years and other interesting tidbits.
The third season of Westworld won't debut until next year, but Evan Rachel Wood, Aaron Paul, Thandie Newton and Tessa Thompson were just a few of the cast members who dropped tidbits of information at Comic-Con for the (newly) expanded universe created by Jonathan Nolan and his wife Lisa Joy.
Or else you could just enjoy the rest of the app's features — such as virtual art tours, info about nearby museums and cultural events, and an art recognizer feature that uses computer vision so you can point your phone at an artwork and be served tidbits of info about it.
We're still just over a month away from season 7's September 5 premiere, and while we have tidbits of what to expect — like, say, an appearance by Lena Dunham and the most Evan Peters-heavy season yet — it's the new poster that is making us ask all the questions.
Pumped out by email every morning, it is where the most influential political operatives in the United States send tidbits or bigger news scoops that they hope will give them the edge in the D.C. skirmish of the week, month or year (and sure, maybe settle a score or two).
We're left to scour patent filings and email leaks to scrape tidbits of information about the device, all the while Sony and Microsoft are jumping up and down to get us to part with our cash for new machines that play games our existing PS4s and Xbox Ones can already play.
Filing from an adult-sized White House moon bounce (can't make these things up), where actress Connie Britton is about to stop by, I'm Cate Martel with a quick recap of what you missed this morning, what events are coming up, who's speaking where and fun insider tidbits along the way.
The report also looks more deeply into other habits of this younger demographic, even noting odd tidbits like how they'll delete apps with bad logos, how they tend to organize apps into folders, and how they position apps on their device for easy access with their thumb, among other things.
Westhoff's mission was to not only summarize in detail how Compton artists like Ice Cube and Dr. Dre became the successful media moguls we know them as today, but to also dig into the juicy tidbits that made the genre so fascinating to its listeners—and deadly to its artists.
And in the new Natalie Portman movie Lucy in the Sky—which is based on the story of an astronaut named Lisa Nowak who drove nearly 1,000 miles to allegedly kidnap and murder a fellow astronaut's lover—there are endless juicy tidbits that almost beg for the big screen treatment.
The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) LAUNCESTON, Australia, Sept 23 (Reuters) - One of the fascinating tidbits to come to light in the wake of the attacks on Saudi Arabia's crude facilities was China's disclosure that it has enough oil inventories to last 80 days.
All of this side plot was originally intended to make its way into the movie adaptation of Crazy Rich Asians: There are two juicy blink-and-you'll-miss-it Charlie/Astrid tidbits that appear in each of the movie trailers, featuring them dancing, which does not happen in the final film.
"President Trump promised to reduce EPA to little tidbits during his campaign, so it should be no surprise to see enforcement of environmental laws he's never liked decline on his watch," Eric Schaeffer, executive director of the Environmental Integrity Project and a former director of civil enforcement at the EPA.
There's something particularly heartwarming about imagining Chance and his boys deciding to make their own "Optimistic" video while sat around in someone's living room, and though we're inches from the jaws of darkness, it's tidbits like this – grown men dancing with reckless abandon and impressive rhythm – that might just save us all.
Some interesting tidbits from the pre-movie briefing I had, and from the movie itself: This documentary looks at how people all over the world are using technology and, in turn, creating, collecting and communicating data that, in most cases, goes to the cloud and can be used for all types of purposes.
Upon hearing about Wonder Woman, Elizabeth also tells Marston that "Nobody will ever publish this," just one of the amusing tidbits sprinkled throughout a film framed by Marston's attempts to explain his creation to a decency board alarmed by the sexuality and "kink," as his publisher puts it, woven into the comics.
But the flow of Owen's journey also sometimes bogs down in distracting asides, from lodging recommendations to incompletely explored tidbits of provocative history like the mass-killing Anglo-Irish hunter Sir St. George Gore, for whom one canyon Owen visited is named, or the effort to frack free natural gas with nuclear bombs.
While you could read the stats over and over and still learn something new each time, one of the more interesting tidbits is tucked into the section about women: Female users may still only make up 26% of Pornhub's worldwide visitors, but what they search for is wildly different than what men search for.
A widely circulated dossier compiled by a former British intelligence officer at the behest of anti-Trump groups in the US contained some ridiculous tidbits, like the idea that Trump was filmed in a golden-showers situation with Russian prostitutes, but less controversial elements of that dossier have since been confirmed by other investigators.
It's certainly not unusual for a major company to keep a detailed description of a reporter—and some of the tidbits look to have come directly from Sullivan's own bio—but these things are never supposed to see the light of day, and they're certainly not supposed to land in the inbox of another reporter.
One of the most creatively exciting parts of working on a prequel to a story as iconic as J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series is being able to explore hitherto uncharted waters, especially since Rowling has a knack for dropping fun facts and tidbits about characters and places that didn't make it into the original text.
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All the while, the ever-amiable Psutka is acting as tour guide, offering up little tidbits of knowledge as we approach parts of the park like Grenadier Pond — which is "so named because some Grenadiers fell through the ice and drowned during an American attack on Toronto" — or the zoo—which is "pretty shit".
Snodgrass's book is full of astonishing tidbits, like Trump's profane reaction to a mission to provide aid to Afghanistan and his affinity for visual information, as well at Mattis's strained relationship with former national security advisor H.R. McMaster — what he calls a "first-person account" of what it was really like behind the scenes.
Filing from various coffee shops around the city, where getting into the arena has been a logistical nightmare (but should be better once we have all the passes), I'm Cate Martel bringing you the behind-the-scenes look at the Republican National Convention, the events to watch and fun insider tidbits along the way.
The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Sept 23 (Reuters) - One of the fascinating tidbits to come to light in the wake of the attacks on Saudi Arabia's crude facilities was China's disclosure that it has enough oil inventories to last 80 days.
The film includes only incidental tidbits about the students' lives outside the classroom or before their arrival in the Netherlands, although in a charged moment late in the film, Miss Kiet asks Jorj about his life in Syria, where he played football inside the house to avoid what he calls the "bang, bang" outside.
It also includes gossipy tidbits about how the list was made, how it evolved to reflect the society it chronicled, and a relatively convincing case for why, though it has been debated and dismissed and decried almost since its inception (in 1999 The New York Times called the list "absurdly quaint"), it is still going.
The whole dreary spectacle produced only a few fresh tidbits — such as Mr. Cohen's claim that Mr. Trump, a year into his term, explicitly directed him to lie about the president's involvement in the hush-money scheme — none of which seem likely to alter the competing narratives being pushed by the president's critics and allies.
But as NBC's experiment with Symphony has shown (to say nothing of the way CBS has occasionally tossed out tidbits it claims to know regarding Netflix viewership), there are deep-pocketed companies that want to puncture the Netflix bubble just a little bit by revealing how deep (or shallow) its cultural penetration really is.
The emails provided an eye-opening, behind-the-curtain look at a major presidential campaign, but beyond the aforementioned evaporated concerns about potential ethical conflicts at the Clinton Foundation, they mostly revealed tidbits about Clinton making nice with Wall Street bankers, campaign strategies and procedures, politicians throwing shade at one another, and recipes — supernatural or otherwise.
Nintendo Switch is the fastest-selling video game console ever in the U.S. Other tidbits from the release (figures are U.S. only): For a company that's footing was being seriously called into question just a few years ago, Nintendo seems to be in awfully good shape and they don't seem to mind reminding people of that fact.
Trump entered office promising he would be the "most transparent president in history" and he has, in a weird way, kept that promise: His administration has been defined by an endless torrent of leaks that reveal both critical information (such as his phone calls with foreign leaders) and juicy tidbits about the president's mental and emotional state.
Over a Hollywood career that spanned 21985 years — from 21983 to 333 — and yielded 1984 feature films, the music superstar (who turns 22017 this week) inspired headlines like "Madonna and The Art Of Bad Acting," and "Truly Awful Films Are An Art Madonna Can Only Aspire To." Google "Madonna acting", and the search will yield some pretty vicious tidbits.
The car-gawking public will get a closer look at the LeSEE (pronounced, fittingly, similarly to "lessee") at the upcoming Beijing Auto Show — though the company did offer up some interesting tidbits about the autonomous concept vehicle, including a top speed of 130 MPH, an exterior display on the front of the car and a foldaway steering wheel.
In our age of spoiler-obsessed TV (and the added scrutiny it places on our favorite shows), red carpets and other interview opportunities have become tightrope acts for actors, who are expected to offer previews of their new projects without risking the wrath of their bosses (or weary publicists) who weren't ready for certain tidbits to be made public.
It would stand to reason that the weeks following Star Wars Celebration would be light on Star Wars news, considering those five days gave the fans a movie title, a new trailer, lots of details about the Mandalorian TV show and the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge theme park attraction, and all kinds of other smaller tidbits.
Other tidbits about this alleged dual-screen Surface—which last year was reported to be in development under the code name "Centaurus"—include the use of a new Intel Lakefield system-on-a-chip, always-on connectivity (via 4G LTE or possibly 5G), and an expected launch data as early as Q1 or Q143 of next year.
The touching portrait of the curmudgeonly comedian who could fire off insults better than any other also contains some surprising tidbits — find out how Rickles gave Clint Eastwood the idea to register in hotels under the name "Larry Dickman" — and pays great tribute to one of the most iconic faces of comedy for more than six decades.
So I guess I'm pretty one-dimensional, but an ideal candidate for taking on a book like The Bag I'm In. Also, I figured it would be cool to share some of the sartorial tidbits I've gathered over the last 21960 or so years for the next generation of "yoof culture" historians, and before my brain evaporates into jelly.
Through whispers, momentum, and a few confirmable tidbits (like Cody and Brandi Rhodes appearing in Khan's owner's box at a Jags game the other week), it became clear that it wasn't just nonsense; Rhodes and the Bucks were up to something, there was real money involved, and the Jericho/Ross connection may not be made up.
The story of Chris Voss' remarkable career as a hostage negotiator provides helpful tidbits on how to connect with people, particularly by means of listening, in a way that allows you to validate someone else's emotions to create enough trust and safety for a real conversation to begin and continue without any sort of abrupt stop.
As Mr. Bone conducted his Ask Me Anything session on Reddit, reporters at Gizmodo — a site literally hours ahead of anyone else in revealing the supposed badness of Mr. Bone — and their counterparts at The Daily Dot and The Daily Beast soon ferreted out Mr. Bone's past Reddit history, finding tidbits that were sure to provoke somebody.
Meanwhile Stormy Daniels's attorney has virtually taken up residence in television studios, getting as much attention as Clark Gable playing Rhett Butler in "Gone With The Wind," dangling tidbits of dirt to wangle more invitations to appear, pollinating the airwaves with tales from the swamp, suggesting the president's former fixer will soon cop a plea deal with the feds.
So picture in your mind the Wikileaks email dump, but instead of the secret chatter of Democratic elites it's the deeply personal files of political activists, and instead of the New York Times and other establishment media outlets sifting through the data and publishing newsworthy excerpts, it's the alt-right media machine blasting the most lurid tidbits across Reddit.
In adding the second part, my intention, audience, and tone evolved a bit, but fundamentally stayed the same: provide a concise summary of all the tidbits I've picked up over the years of reading too many (mostly bad) articles on management and career advice and deliver it to some of my female colleagues in a fun way.
Mr. Oakes, a viticulturist who has an undergraduate degree in agriculture from the University of California, Davis, and a master's in agriculture from Fresno State University, leads half- and full-day excursions through the Valley in his 2201-passenger white Dodge van; the highlight is when he stops at a field to share interesting tidbits about what's in it.
Filing from The Hill's hotel, which doubles as an indoor water park complete with a lazy river and Tiki bar (can't make this up), I'm Cate Martel, back and ready for week two with a quick recap of what you missed this morning, what events are coming up, who's speaking where, and fun insider tidbits along the way.
As they proceed along "our cemetery tour of Florida," motormouth Serge dispenses arcane, often horrific tidbits of local history, including the information that many African-Americans, victims of the Big Wind of 1928 (as the Seminoles referred to that year's devastating hurricane), were unceremoniously buried in a mass grave — and some of them had been murdered.
Goldsmith does manage to pry a few fresh tidbits from his reticent subject: how a re-election-hungry Richard Nixon drafted an airtight agreement to spring Hoffa from prison early in exchange for $1 million in cash and how O'Brien suspects that the New York Mafia boss Anthony Provenzano had a lot to do with Hoffa's disappearance.
At the foot of a copy of Michelangelo's "David" — given as a diplomatic gift to Queen Victoria, who was allegedly so scandalized by the statue's nudity that the museum was forced to add a fig leaf — our guide regales us with tidbits from Renaissance art history that would undoubtedly have shocked the museum's famously prudish namesake.
Screenshot: Google+In its post announcing the shutdown, Google France was inundated with all sorts of comments (and at the time of writing, 46 +1's) ranging from little educational tidbits—such as pointing out that somehow Madonna has more than 10,000,000 followers on Google+—to people wondering if the post is fake news or possibly caused by a virus or hack.
One of the most interesting tidbits of news to come out of Microsoft's Build developer conference earlier this week was the company's upcoming Your Phone app, which attempts to bridge the gap between mobile and desktop messaging by letting you send and receive texts (along with some more advanced screen sharing and file transferring features) from your phone on your Windows 10 computer.
And today we've rounded up some of our favorite tidbits from a recent Ellevate panel that featured Ann Shoket, author of The Big Life , Alexandra Dickinson, founder of Ask For It, and Jaime Petkanics, founder of The Prepary, talking about the three most common hang-ups they see holding women back — and how to catch yourself before you fall for those traps.
There are a lot of tidbits in Hidalgo's posts about originality and breaking new ground that are quite amusing when read in the context of The Force Awakens' nostalgia love affair, but given the style guide's date of August 1994 — just three months before George Lucas began writing Episode I: The Phantom Menace — another alternative version of history comes to mind.
We also learned a few other tidbits about his tenure today:   Regulator calls on Congress to clear Dodd-Frank rollback bill: Comptroller of the Currency Joseph Otting called on Congress to pass a bipartisan rollback of strict banking rules passed after the 21625 financial crisis, but wouldn't take sides in a power struggle over the bill between the House and Senate.
Froot Loops launched in 1963 with kids in mind, but Kellogg's officials say the colorful round tidbits have generational staying power Millennials "eat Froot Loops and they eat it when they want to and we are here to embrace that and tell them that that's great and that it's an awesome snack," said Chris Stolsky, the Kellogg's associate director who handles Froot Loops.
The president suggested that Rusk's top Vietnam aide, William P. Bundy, disclose titillating tidbits on a Sunday TV talk show, while McNamara, afraid "the Canadians, the Italians and the Poles have 'spilled their guts'" to them, proposed to "torpedo" their impending reports by leaking a more favorable version, including the "Marigold" code name, to a friendly reporter, The Washington Post's Chalmers M. Roberts.
This is the largest exhibit the museum has ever devoted to a single brand — it spans seven designers and 70 years — and it is historically fascinating as well as visually sumptuous, packed full of notable tidbits (Dior was a gallerist before he was a designer, but the war made him change his career plans) as well as extraordinary clothes. 2.
The final trailer for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald was teeming with Harry Potter clues and tidbits, but one in particular has fans – how do we put this – losing their shit this morning: The reveal that Nagini, who we know was Voldemort's final horcrux and erstwhile pet snake, is alive and well in the Beasts era, and she's actually a human woman (Claudia Kim).
The magazine catches readers up with the Obamas, post-White House, with tidbits on how Michelle exercises (SoulCycle), whether she buys lunch each day or brings it in a bag (bag, often times it's turkey chili) and if she still has access to Secret Service vehicles (yes, but just one SUV that her entire staff piles into, according to an aide.) Also of note in the feature?
Tequila-fueled staff meetings and investor pitches, pot smoking on board Gulfstream jets, and wild-eyed declarations of the ability to change the world (and to live forever) may have found ready media outlets seeking to present salacious tidbits regarding the behavior of Adam Neumann, the cofounder, chairman, and now former CEO of sometime-before-yesterday's momentum darling, The We Company, and its better-known subsidiary, WeWork.
One day after leaked tidbits from Bob Woodward's forthcoming book about the Trump administration painted the White House as a toxic work environment full of people who hate Donald Trump and ignore or else actively undermine his orders, an anonymous New York Times op-ed from a "senior official" in the administration emphasized just how fucked things have gotten at the most important address in the world.
This is perhaps the best approach for looking for jobs on Facebook, and it's worth following companies even if you've found a role advertised on a different site: Their Pages will give you a good idea of the firm's philosophy and values, and could give you a few tidbits of knowledge that are useful to take into an interview (like a recent marketing campaign or a newly unveiled headquarters).
There's a couple other weird, discomfiting tidbits from the story, including that Gargac prefers the bar crowd for being more entertaining—read: drunk—for viewers to watch, that he installed a plugin to show an image of a rooster over boarding passengers' groins after his cameras caught an upskirt shot of a female rider, and Gargac's viewers seem to routinely leave creepy, sexist, or judgmental comments about the riders.
Originally written for Nellie Forbush to sing in "South Pacific," it was titled "Suddenly Lovely," then renamed "Suddenly Lucky," before it was dropped and later equipped with new lyrics for "The King and I." Such tidbits dear to the hearts of theater historians enlivened Saturday evening's opening season show, "A Funny Thing Happened: Songs From the Road to Broadway," of the 92nd Street Y's Lyrics and Lyricists series.
Pretty much what the Pittsburgh Public Theater provides: classics, moderns, musicals, Shakespeare and one-person shows; a certain intimacy (not too big); an annual Shakespeare monologue contest for middle through high school students; periodic mailings and emails with information on what's coming, casting notes and behind-the-scenes tidbits; easy, reasonably-priced parking right next door; Sunday night showtimes that get you home just a little earlier than on other nights.

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