LESLIE PICKER: Now, I want to ask you about artificial intelligence, a huge topic of conversation today and a huge topic of conversation in Washington this week.
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The eternal topic of conversation in decent company . . .
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The topic of conversation shifts to something touchy — say, politics?
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The "best apple variety" topic of conversation comes up again.
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Pruitt's industry ties were another frequent topic of conversation. Sen.
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This was actually a topic of conversation on my team.
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Immigration is a frequent topic of conversation at Prime Cuts.
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I wish that this wasn't a topic of conversation, right.
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Sure. Did that merit being a major topic of conversation?
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Even with Netflix gone, it remains a topic of conversation.
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"We're starting to change the topic of conversation," Povolny said.
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Inflation was a popular topic of conversation during the meeting.
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It's also a natural segue into a thornier topic of conversation.
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"That's the main topic of conversation at the moment," he says.
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Another topic of conversation she and Ellen DeGeneres couldn't help addressing?
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There's no question that politics are a sensitive topic of conversation.
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She's become the key topic of conversation for Fox News commentators.
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CHIP has also become a topic of conversation in popular culture.
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Senator Rubio, ISIS is a big topic of conversation on Facebook.
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Each has something to contribute to this fascinating topic of conversation.
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Everywhere I went, the fires were the main topic of conversation.
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Another major topic of conversation in North America -- houseplants and succulents.
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However, rationalization has increasingly been a topic of conversation by executives.
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An extended handshake becomes the topic of conversation versus their meeting.
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It's only natural that Chrissy Metz's body is a topic of conversation.
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It will be a topic of conversation for the next several days.
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"The man literally has one topic of conversation: Black holes," Redmayne says.
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Political openness at work has long been a contentious topic of conversation.
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Money is still a pretty taboo topic of conversation in many circles.
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Foreign aid is not a regular topic of conversation for most Americans.
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If you're an avid runner too, that's a great topic of conversation.
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Only until you've responded do they dive into the topic of conversation.
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He was the safe topic of conversation at a tense dinner table.
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"Money is a taboo topic of conversation," Johansson told the Hollywood Reporter.
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I don't really think it's a topic of conversation at this level.
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This became a nightly topic of conversation, until it became an argument.
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"In Old Delhi, this was the only topic of conversation," he said.
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Every Netflix series aims to be a topic of conversation, to generate buzz.
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Each beat organically interrupts and changes the flow and the topic of conversation.
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Instead, it just seems like he's embarrassed by the constant topic of conversation.
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Even if Mary couldn't communicate freely, she was certainly a topic of conversation.
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So Waze may very likely be a topic of conversation during tomorrow's keynote.
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Among House Democrats, this is a constant topic of conversation — and of concern.
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This makes Midge and Joel's post-affair split a leading topic of conversation.
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Let your friends know that person is no longer a topic of conversation.
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Thomas says money has never been a topic of conversation between the two.
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Sexual trauma often eventually emerges as a topic of conversation in both settings.
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The wildfires have since evolved into a worldwide topic of conversation, with Sen.
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PTSD was an open topic of conversation among the veterans in Sanderson's camp.
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Kemba Walker was a breakout topic of conversation during the season's first week.
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But part of me wanted my new lips to be a topic of conversation.
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"It's all depressing news, not a great topic of conversation over drinks," he said.
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The show was also a topic of conversation because of its novel release strategy.
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During that week, I felt like my body was the only topic of conversation.
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Butts: We all have them, and lately they've become a hot topic of conversation.
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Kaspersky has also become a frequent topic of conversation at Senate Intelligence Committee meetings.
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"It's the number one topic of conversation at the festival this week," said Miller.
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The chosen topic of conversation, according to a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter: Net neutrality.
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The issue of reparations has become a notable topic of conversation among 2020 Democrats.
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Go deeper: Gun violence became the No. 1 topic of conversation online last week
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And it was a real topic of conversation in the press, on cable, etc.
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The system has already become a topic of conversation in the 2020 election. Sen.
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"It is a topic of conversation that comes up with increasing frequency," Wallace said.
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Next up, her "saggy boobies," which were a topic of conversation for body-shamers before.
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For instance, UploadVR employee [name redacted]'s sex life was a frequent topic of conversation.
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Maybe it's not surprising that height increase is a frequent topic of conversation among incels.
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Not just by the day's work, but also the topic of conversation gripping his city.
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Finances weren't really a topic of conversation when Bacon was growing up with her parents.
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Cromartie has long been a topic of conversation among NFL fans for his personal life.
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"For years, she became the topic of conversation between me and her cousin," he said.
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"Should it happen again, I think that will be a topic of conversation," Connolly said.
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Her boyfriend is rarely a topic of conversation in interviews, no matter how interviewers try.
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Diversity in the fashion industry is one topic of conversation that is often brought up.
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Gov Ball's handling of inclement weather has been a topic of conversation over the years.
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But by the end of the following weekend, it was a hot topic of conversation.
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The Electoral College has already become a topic of conversation in the 2020 election. Sen.
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The next morning, it was the topic of conversation among the translators I work with.
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FL Religion wasn't a topic of conversation in the '50s the way it is now.
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Again, when we started five years ago, this just was not a topic of conversation.
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The vote is not the main topic of conversation in the media nor in crowded cafés.
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Chris Murphy, D-Connecticut, for an interview, and the topic of conversation moved to Betsy DeVos.
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"For the last three years I let MY BODY become a topic of conversation," she said.
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Molly Price, who runs it, says the floods at least provide a lively topic of conversation.
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Ever since Beyoncé debuted the video for "Formation," her hair has been a topic of conversation.
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The news comes at a time when Netflix is already a big topic of conversation Cannes.
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It's a topic of conversation inside board rooms, at newsroom happy hours and in media columns.
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Why is money such a compelling topic of conversation no matter the time, place, or culture?
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Did you expect racial identity to be such a big topic of conversation on the show?
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The lack of women having their work performed has become a topic of conversation in London.
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It's certainly becoming a topic of conversation for many more who have the option to relocate.
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Trust in tech firms (or lack of it) is a big topic of conversation these days.
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Now, it's become a daily topic of conversation between him and other friends stuck at home.
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JB: Queen Elizabeth didn't express any view on Brexit scenario when it was topic of conversation.
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Exactly how minority dynamics should feature in RG's mission and practice is a topic of conversation.
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And of course, the biggest, greenest T. rex of all was the only topic of conversation.
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Not surprisingly, everywhere you go in the city, there is just one topic of conversation: water.
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BOB BAKISH: So, that was definitely a topic of conversation with me, with investors as well.
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His AR-15 and other guns were a frequent topic of conversation in the group chat.
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The spread of propaganda aimed at misleading voters on Twitter has long been a topic of conversation.
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Would only a passing mention about this ubiquitous topic of conversation be considered contact "about" the election?
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This photo is the key to the trial, and has thus been the main topic of conversation.
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In London in 2012, Douglas' hair was a huge topic of conversation, despite her history-making performance.
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From that utterance on, Max's virginity is a regular topic of conversation — and ridicule — in the movie.
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Food -- where it's bought, how it's prepared and how it's eaten -- is a favorite topic of conversation.
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The standard topic of conversation in Portland's cracked and wrinkled streets, is to wonder what is next.
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Sometimes crunch gets brought up then if it's happening, but it's not a general topic of conversation.
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They started seeing 'Rio hopeful,' so then it kind of had to become a topic of conversation.
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Reichert's office said that the trade agenda in the upcoming Congress was also a topic of conversation.
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Keemstar hosts YouTube's most prominent gossip channel DramaAlert, where Paytas has been a common topic of conversation.
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LOS ANGELES — The need for more diversity in Hollywood is a popular topic of conversation these days.
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In Chicago, Trump's feud was the main topic of conversation at the South Loop Club sports bar.
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Just a week ago, debates around dehumanizing speech were not the main topic of conversation at Twitter.
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A source familiar with the dinner said that Mr. Bannon's future was not a topic of conversation.
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I am inspired because just one year ago, congressional staff diversity was barely a topic of conversation.
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Child care has always been a fraught topic of conversation, especially within the context of big business.
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A commonwealth with not a lot of wealth and not quite nation, $70 billion topic of conversation.
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However infrastructure wasn't the only topic of conversation: According to a source in the room, Trump asked Sen.
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But also here, the topic of conversation quickly turns to the pall of black smoke hovering over town.
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Farrah Abraham may not be on Teen Mom OG anymore, but she's certainly still a topic of conversation.
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The National Lampoon's Vacation actor wasn't the only topic of conversation during Davidson's time on Stern's talk show.
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When she spoke with the infected man last, she added, the coronavirus wasn't even a topic of conversation.
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The main topic of conversation, as on all South Florida Spanish-language stations, is the situation in Venezuela.
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I'VE NOW BEEN TO A NUMBER OF DINNERS WHERE YOUR LETTER HAS ALREADY BEEN THE TOPIC OF CONVERSATION.
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Qasem Soleimani is expected to be a major topic of conversation, with candidates touting their foreign policy credentials.
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Now that I know she has dogs, they have become a frequent topic of conversation during our visits.
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He could put any work into the show and it would more than satisfy the topic of conversation.
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I too, had a grandmother in a facility years ago when this was definitely not a topic of conversation.
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The question on aid that arose later eventually became a major topic of conversation among Sondland, Volker and others.
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Marriage had been a regular topic of conversation for some time, but these family jewels made it more real.
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Tesla is an easy, even common, topic of conversation at Reno restaurants, hotels, or even the Walmart parking lot.
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Ivanka Trump Collection has arguably become a bigger topic of conversation since Ivanka Trump left the company in January.
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He has quirky hobbies and can be a bit argumentative when the topic of conversation turns to certain subjects.
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It's been a hot topic of conversation among analysts because investors tend to value the predictability of recurring revenue.
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The third season of "Transparent" remains my current favorite topic of conversation, but OWN's "Queen Sugar" is close behind.
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If it is meant to be a topic of conversation, it is the complete and polar opposite of that.
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He never asked me an open-ended question or left it to me to choose a topic of conversation.
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The bust has become a topic of conversation around Madison and has generated attention in newspapers around New Jersey.
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But Amazon, and the incentives it will receive, are a first topic of conversation in many circles in Queens.
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He added that homosexuality, a taboo issue in traditional families, could now become a dinner table topic of conversation.
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Wealth disparity has been a big topic of conversation during the recent presidential debates — there is a reason Sen.
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He's the school's religion teacher who only has one lung left and that's a topic of conversation a lot.
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One way brands try to become the topic of conversation is to create a cool and interesting product collaboration.
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"That's been the topic of conversation for a couple of weeks now," the Tigers sophomore guard Myles Stephens said.
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" He said the offensive nature of some of Fox's talk shows was "a constant topic of conversation for us.
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"It is the topic of conversation in every Latino household," said Luis Alvarado, a Los Angeles-based Republican strategist.
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"On the streets and elsewhere Lindbergh was the one topic of conversation the whole day long," The Times reported.
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Taco Bell and McDonalds were often a topic of conversation at our dinner table towards the end of the mission.
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Nonetheless, this was a topic of conversation in my home growing up that never left the psyche of my mind.
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And one of the things that has been a topic of conversation is what happens when you de-platform people.
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Even as more of us step up to support our families financially, it's not really a popular topic of conversation.
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Does she think of her experience any differently now than she did before it became a national topic of conversation?
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Of course, Andi's book was a big topic of conversation, both at the house and on Josh and Amanda's date.
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Catz testified that Google's use of Java in Android became a topic of conversation at Oracle soon after the acquisition.
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While the album is undeniably iconic, its behind-the-scenes drama has been a topic of conversation for two decades.
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Wealth inequality is a hot topic of conversation, with billionaires Warren Buffett and Bill Gates weighing in on the subject.
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The latter is made the more difficult, Merkin writes, by the fact that depression is a boring topic of conversation.
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While Snap itself doesn't have an official presence at the event, it's certainly a big topic of conversation among presenters.
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Watching this back, I could see that Bekah M.'s age was becoming the topic of conversation in the house.
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It's the first topic of conversation that's applied to me anywhere outside of my closest circles who now know better.
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When women have to navigate male-dominated industries, the way we dress is going to become a topic of conversation.
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Among the hobby farmers at the auction on Sunday, the trade war with China was not a topic of conversation.
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The development quickly became the topic of conversation for virtually everyone working in media with a modestly active Twitter account.
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Hell, before most of them went on hiatus, it was a steady topic of conversation on late-night talk shows.
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But in an aging society with fewer children, the difficulty of the task has become a daily topic of conversation.
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The new North American trade pact, negotiated with the U.S. president, has suddenly emerged as a hot topic of conversation.
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As the day wore on, Ms. Bosman found that her tweets themselves were becoming a topic of conversation in Bolingbrook.
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As the 2018 midterms approach, Russian election interference will be an important topic of conversation at their meeting, Trump said.
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This gender gap is also a topic of conversation on the Republican side, with Donald Trump polling poorly with women.
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I was wondering if you had any thoughts on that because that's definitely a big topic of conversation after Gunn's firing.
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In both cases, he was able to successfully change the main topic of conversation associated with him online, the company said.
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Gold spiked over $1,300 for the first time in two years, and suddenly it's a topic of conversation on trading desks.
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FOR something so private and covert, the selective abortion of female fetuses is an oddly common topic of conversation in India.
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After premiering on June 20, The Bold Type, a new Freeform series, became a major topic of conversation among its viewers.
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The flood of stories arrived at the the precise right time to become a constant topic of conversation during awards season.
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Ariana Grande's ponytail has been a topic of conversation for about as long as we've recognized the 25-year-old's name.
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An administration official involved in the tax reform effort said there's no point even including it as a topic of conversation.
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It said the projects had been a topic of conversation during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Berlin in May.
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Equipment setups have become a popular topic of conversation on Zwift forums, with members swapping photos of their "pain caves," i.e.
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Those little snippets and peeks into the company can be an awesome and highly relevant topic of conversation with your interviewer.
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He's been a topic of conversation since he's been in the major leagues, so I'm never surprised by anything he does.
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But in 20 years, it'll be a significant topic of conversation, and a majority of vehicles might be using this technology.
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The lack of positive train control on American railroads often becomes a topic of conversation after train accidents make national news.
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Email was a frequent topic of conversation, in addition to less banal activities like skimming academic papers and brainstorming with colleagues.
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If the topic of conversation really only centered on foreign policy, that surely could have waited a week and a half.
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"When we talk to them, this will probably be a topic of conversation," another publishing exec said of Apple and Google.
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Bolton sought to assuage American allies by saying Russia's election interference would likely be a topic of conversation during the summit.
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For the other young immigrants, the universal topic of conversation for a group brought together by soccer was, not surprisingly, soccer.
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The discussion around the employee's identity has been a hot topic of conversation among various McDonald's insiders, according to multiple sources.
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After this discussion of sovereignty, Trump turned to North Korea, the perpetual pariah state and longtime United Nations topic of conversation.
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How much drivers can make working for Lyft and Uber has long been a topic of conversation and third-party studies.
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Before cancer became an everyday topic of conversation in their California home, the pair were just two kids with big dreams.
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Once taboo, mental health has in recent years become a more acceptable and even welcome topic of conversation in public forums.
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It has been viewed millions of times, and has become a major topic of conversation on cable news and social media.
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Instead, a visibly upset de Lesseps felt paranoid that her relationship was the topic of conversation, and fled after sparring with Frankel.
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This isn't the first time that Styles' facial hair — or, more accurately, his lack thereof — has been a hot topic of conversation.
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Intellectual property law isn't a popular topic of conversation, but it quietly remains one of the essential features of the American economy.
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Andrew Ng, 55, said parking woes were a common topic of conversation for him and fellow members of the Classic Car Club.
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A source at Today previously told PEOPLE that Bush was a hot topic of conversation in the wake of the tape's release.
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A source at the show tells PEOPLE that Bush is a hot topic of conversation in the wake of the tape's release.
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The reason was simple: The topic of conversation was his brother, and he didn't want anyone to see a television crew around.
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Omar, said one Jewish Minneapolis resident, had become an impossible topic of conversation for many Jews who were also opposed to Trump.
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"Diversity in TV" has become a ubiquitous topic of conversation recently, to the point where that phrase has practically lost all meaning.
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Over the course of three days, HBO's Westworld attraction — dubbed the "Live Without Limits Weekend" — was the topic of conversation at SXSW.
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The topic of conversation quickly turns to Ravenel when newcomer Eliza Limehouse openly calls him "family," prompting Dennis to leave the room.
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As the U.S. government moves forward with its antitrust inquiry into Silicon Valley giants, Libra will be a big topic of conversation.
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The fact that this is even a topic of conversation reflects Trump anxiety among many former national-security officials, including some Republicans.
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The issue is a topic of conversation at the meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in Washington this week.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's hair was a topic of conversation on social media as the tech CEO testified before Congress on Wednesday.
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Ratings woes have also been a major topic of conversation within CBS, although those difficulties are nothing new for the network's newscasts.
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More than 20 years after O.J. Simpson was declared "not guilty," his murder case is once again a hot topic of conversation.
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Chaffetz talks Bears Ears with Trump: One simmering public lands fight was a topic of conversation during a meeting between Utah Rep.
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In and around the university, the coronavirus was the major topic of conversation, with many students saying that anxiety had steadily risen.
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But migration stories, which can be sources of both pride and pain, are not always a comfortable topic of conversation within families.
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But a diversity of beliefs has been a topic of conversation at Deerfield Elementary School recently, Principal Caroline Knadler told the paper.
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I spent a good part of my summer in Europe for my research, and a big topic of conversation was Donald Trump.
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Some of them have long been a topic of conversation among people concerned about the city's representations of history in public space.
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Imagine a world in which a woman's weight is no longer a topic of conversation or a plot point — wouldn't that be nice?
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"It will be a topic of conversation," Stephen told TMZ Sports ... acknowledging Floyd's recent videos from inside an MMA cage are VERY interesting.
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They include: The problem is that original content only moves the needle if it's unique, must-see, and and the topic of conversation.
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"As a young gay man growing up in Ireland, sex and in particular gay sex was not a topic of conversation," he said.
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Although Lisa Vanderpump wasn't present at the reunion, she certainly was the topic of conversation, specifically in regards to her friendship with Grammer.
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Excessive force is a national topic of conversation, and Ramsey said that the President should be more careful about his messaging to cops.
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On Facebook, the leading topic of conversation was around Trump and moderator Chris Wallace disagreeing on the Republican presidential candidate's statements about Aleppo.
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But the 53-year-old former Countess sure is the topic of conversation among the ladies in a clip PEOPLE can premiere exclusively.
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It gives them a common topic of conversation and causes some annoyances—higher heating bills, cancelled flights, closed schools and more perilous roads.
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Comparing prices on property websites has become a hobby for many Germans and real estate is a frequent topic of conversation at parties.
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Former Bachelorette Andi Dorfman isn't a contestant on season 3 of Bachelor in Paradise, but her name sure is a topic of conversation.
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And the actress' icy blonde hue quickly became been a topic of conversation she couldn't get away from, for better or for worse.
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Anxiety brought about by the Trump presidency has been a frequent topic of conversation in therapist offices around the country since November 9.
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An online student forum for a course from Oxford University showed that the main topic of conversation was cryptocurrency bedfellows bitcoin and ether.
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Even the writers chose Sansa's rape as the topic of conversation for her reunion with Bran, cementing it as her biggest character milestone.
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In Daibu Township, a sprawling mountainous locale that encompasses Yema, the killings were the main topic of conversation at the markets, residents said.
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The burkini ban has gotten a range of reactions from Chinese on social media, but it is not a big topic of conversation.
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"The topic of conversation was a stunned realization that the [bond] market wasn't doing anything," said Tom Simons, money market economist at Jefferies.
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The bottom line: Closing the digital divide is going to be an ongoing topic of conversation, especially as Pai has made it priority.
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The steady din inside Arthur Ashe Stadium has been a frequent topic of conversation in the early days of the United States Open.
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Hockey tends to be a common topic of conversation, of course, and they usually attend the other team's games when their schedules allow.
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" As the debate moderators turned the topic of conversation to candidates and their health, Sanders noted that he is "healthy" and "feeling great.
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What they're saying: The trend was a hot topic of conversation at last week's National League of Cities City Summit in San Antonio.
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Ms. Walton's discussion group has more than 2,000 Indonesian and expatriate members, and stories of street harassment are a regular topic of conversation.
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A hot topic of conversation the past 48 hours among sources close to President Trump: Corey Lewandowski's decision not to register as a lobbyist.
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Biden's apparent lack of boundaries has been a topic of conversation before, but they're being explored in the new light of the #MeToo era.
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In the NFL's rhetorical universe, where Kaepernick is concerned, that instinct has amounted to an increasingly panicked attempt to change the topic of conversation.
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And what that could mean for neighborhoods like Brownsville and nearby Canarsie was the topic of conversation here at the Heritage House on Wednesday.
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MTV hasn't had a big, topic-of-conversation hit in years — not on TV, not in terms of artist access, and certainly not online.
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Why it matters: Like her first book "Lean In," her new book is sure to be the topic of conversation in Silicon Valley circles.
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A large number of leading Parnellites are assembled at the National League offices, their only topic of conversation being the death of their leader.
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It will more than likely be a topic of conversation at the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) conference, which rounds out Trump's trip.
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Cultural appropriation became a widespread topic of conversation in 2015 during the Yale Halloween costume controversy — 10 years after I published Who Owns Culture?
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Our initial topic of conversation was not about the fan dubs, but about Nintendo's very own attempt to put voice acting into a Zelda.
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The role of delegates to the Democratic and Republican National Conventions has become a hot topic of conversation throughout the increasingly dramatic presidential contests.
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How the company will handle severance has been a hot topic of conversation, and employees are particularly concerned about the WeWork shares they hold.
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Trump is also scheduled to speak to German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday and Russia is expected to be the main topic of conversation.
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My father's blood-cholesterol level—not to mention that of his siblings and friends—became a regular topic of conversation at the dinner table.
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Issues about buying, selling, or investing in a home come up, or money will come up as a topic of conversation for your family.
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North Korea was also a topic of conversation between Trump and Indonesian President Joko Widodo, in addition to trade deals with the island nation.
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Trump is set to meet with Senate Republicans on Tuesday in the Capitol, where tax reform is sure to be a topic of conversation.
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The dynamics of the House GOP conference -- and how to try and bring it together -- have been a repeated topic of conversation, sources tell CNN.
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By March 21997, word about Engelbart's work was becoming a topic of conversation around Stanford and the nascent and still small West Coast computer industry.
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When he did eventually respond, he denied that any of the comments were said by McMaster and claimed the topic of conversation centered on China.
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For example, sex while under the influence of alcohol is a gigantic topic of conversation when discussing sexual harassment and assault as well as consent.
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Deeply interested in Democratic politics, a frequent supper table topic of conversation, the elder Mr. Bumpers served one term in the Arkansas House of Representatives.
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AMONG a group of young men gathered in a tin-roofed telephone-repair shop in Havana, the topic of conversation is how to leave Cuba.
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So why are adoptions of Russian children by US parents, which are currently banned, such a hot topic of conversation for Russian officials and representatives?
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When Maffucci didn't see people talking about spiralizing, she tapped into a community of healthy bloggers on Instagram to make it a topic of conversation.
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There are billions of possibilities here, but one thing's for sure — you can see why Musk banned this topic of conversation in his hot tubs.
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Bannon, who was recently removed from the National Security Council, became a topic of conversation during an interview between Penn and Death and Taxes magazine.
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Discussion of who will take on the role of Fed Chair in early 2018 will also remain a key topic of conversation among investors Thursday.
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Thallium is a regular topic of conversation among elements collectors, who try to obtain samples of as many elements in the periodic table as possible.
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"We are very mindful of Turkey's concerns and it is something that will continue to be a topic of conversation," a second U.S. official said.
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And when the topic of conversation is the nearly $650 billion in annual trade in goods and services between our two countries, every word matters.
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The U.S. has the highest rate of incarceration of any country in the world, making criminal justice a favorite topic of conversation in the media.
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The 6900-year-old has become a frequent topic of conversation for Fox News commentators ever since she gained national attention for defeating longtime Rep.
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With home sales regularly in the multimillions, the suggestion of higher taxes on expensive real estate in the city became a pressing topic of conversation.
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"Brexit has very much been the topic of conversation," said Eilidh Smith, the spokeswoman for Face Place at the Rosewood Hotel here in High Holborn.
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" Citing numerous other reports, the authors write that "redirecting the topic of conversation to oneself, bragging, boasting or dominating the conversation, tend to decrease liking.
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It was a topic of conversation on the lips of all the players on Thursday, as the Champagne dripped from their pennant-celebration T-shirts.
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Strechay's gig on See has been a topic of conversation in the entertainment press, and the consultant also worked with Charlie Cox on Netflix's Daredevil.
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Such violence violates longstanding political norms in the US, and many Americans find any political violence deplorable — but it's now a topic of conversation nonetheless.
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Indeed, on a recent episode of the Equity podcast discussing the supergiant round phenomenon, Chinese startups' position in the market was a hot topic of conversation.
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"One of the most exciting things was knowing I would be making bands that may have been forgotten suddenly be a topic of conversation," Gunn says.
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Burnham clears up that they technically abided by their social media detox: "I know our social media 'break' has been a topic of conversation," she explains.
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Then Apocalypse had to go and bring back all those complicated feelings, and in a world where #MeToo is a constant topic of conversation no less.
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It was a topic of conversation over the weekend at the Munich Security Conference, where Grenell discussed it with a visiting congressional delegation that included Sen.
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My closest friends of course saw it and it was a big topic of conversation and they thought it was hilarious and got really into it.
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"If there's a topic of conversation in the office around the espresso machine, it's this," says Marc Cenedella, CEO of Ladders, a career and recruiting site.
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But just because sex is suddenly being treated as a more mainstream topic of conversation, that doesn't mean we're actually getting better about talking about it.
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The topic of Tuesday's hearing was on the prospects of a federal control board for Puerto Rico, but bankruptcy remained a major topic of conversation. Rep.
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The issue of how much to tax the rich has been a major topic of conversation in the early days of the 2020 presidential contest. Sen.
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The scope of the Tenth Amendment, which holds that powers not delegated to the federal government are reserved to the states, was another topic of conversation.
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Greg Rubin, an owner of the wine shop, said the construction is a frequent topic of conversation among customers, who wonder how the neighborhood might change.
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For Andrew Selee and others gathered in El Salvador at an annual conference on Central America, the so-called caravan was a key topic of conversation.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android Hillary Clinton's health has become a major topic of conversation after her campaign announced that she has pneumonia.
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Again, Taurus occupies the sector of your chart that rules material goods and cash, so expect this to be a topic of conversation during Mercury retrograde.
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Yet many right-wing media outlets seized on this freshly dredged-up fact, and it became a central topic of conversation all night on Fox News.
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The fact that the gunman has been identified as a Nevada resident is likely to make state gun regulations, or lack thereof, a topic of conversation.
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OK. In 2018, Larry Fink wrote a letter — I've now been to a number of dinners where your letter has already been the topic of conversation.
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Second, impeachment never became a topic of conversation among rank-and-file Democrats, let alone independents and Republicans, so it was easily defeated in the Senate.
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A major topic of conversation is expected to be US military options for beginning a drawdown of US troops in advance of a full peace agreement.
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Kaitlyn -- Mama June's 4-year-old granddaughter -- was born while the show was still on-air ... and her extra digit became a big topic of conversation.
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Republicans have for years held Clinton up as a villain, and even after her 2016 defeat, she's still a huge topic of conversation on the right.
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" And the pair doesn't fear an adjustment period with their kids and Gus, as the difference in their skin tones hasn't "ever been a topic of conversation.
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While it's possible the group is actually planning their attack against the Night King (Vladimir Furdik) someone's behavior hints Jaime may be the topic of conversation: Tyrion.
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Arthur is part of a new trend in the death industry that favors pre-planning, personalization, and, ultimately, the normalization of death as a topic of conversation.
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Comment moderation has been a topic of conversation since it came out last week that some YouTube videos showing children had predatory messages in the comment section.
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Elizabeth Warren's (D-MA) pledge to break up Amazon, Apple, Google, and Facebook becoming a topic of conversation in almost every high-profile, tech-focused panel here.
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The question of whether Facebook is a monopoly that should be broken up has become an increasingly frequent topic of conversation, especially on the 2020 campaign trail.
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Even though Swift was not in attendance, she was still a topic of conversation due to all the conspiracy theories surrounding her relationship with the British actor.
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In November 2015, in the midst of the presidential election, Donald Trump made Hillary Clinton's hair a topic of conversation while appearing on Mark Levin's radio show.
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Hicks wrote up the statement and ran it by Trump Jr. The statement that emerged was also misleading in the way it characterized the topic of conversation.
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Bottom line: They should definitely be a topic of conversation between patients and health care providers, especially if a pregnant person has a history of disordered eating.
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As a little girl, I had hair so long I could sit on it, and it was often the topic of conversation when I met someone new.
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Over NBA All-Star weekend, Irving's comments became a hot topic of conversation, and even resulted in some gentle ribbing from fellow Cleveland Cavaliers player LeBron James.
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The King of Pop was a topic of conversation at CNN's town-hall event on Thursday, when moderator Anderson Cooper asked Trump about his taste in music.
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The main topic of conversation among the film's culturally sophisticated, economically privileged characters is the impact of digital technology on media and the arts, literature in particular.
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Family separation among migrants has been a front-and-center campaign issue for the Democratic candidates and a hot topic of conversation, at the debates and elsewhere.
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Former President Obama became a topic of conversation during the July debates, with health care being one of the issues many candidates openly differed with him on.
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Carbon was a regular topic of conversation among other oil companies attending the CERAWeek conference, but perhaps none were as vocal on the topic as Shell's CEO.
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"Over the last few days my reshoot fee for 'All the Money in the World' has become an important topic of conversation," Wahlberg said in a statement.
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Far from being an unobjectionable snack, string cheese makes for a highly volatile topic of conversation, likely to explode at the suggestion of an alternative mode of consumption.
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Looking ahead The prospect of voting on an impeachment inquiry will be a key topic of conversation next week when House Democrats return from Congress' two-week recess.
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In fact, your story became a way for us to communicate very openly about death, something many doctors and nurses struggle to introduce as a topic of conversation.
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WHILE Emmanuel Macron's conflict with the strikers may be the hottest topic of conversation in French cities, la France profonde is exercised about another aspect of presidential authority.
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It could highlight how the conversations that happen there, while not as universally appealing as baby pictures on Facebook, often set the topic of conversation across the internet.
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Shared financial resources, especially complicated financial issues like taxes, loans, debts, and even inheritances, will also be a topic of conversation while the Sun spends time in Cancer.
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The prospect of war was now the main topic of conversation in workplaces, taxis and buses, Nima Abdollahzade, a legal consultant at an Iranian startup company, told Reuters.
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A frequent topic of conversation is whether the Fed could actually push interest rates into negative territory, a move the bank explored in a recently released 2010 memo.
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A key topic of conversation was said to be Facebook's recent decision to exempt political ads from its fact-checking process, a decision that has been heavily criticized.
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How far to the left the Democrats are going has been a major topic of conversation in the first months of the contest for their party's presidential nomination.
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An equally pressing topic of conversation — evinced in films like Michael Lees's Uncivilized — included climate change, which has brought increasingly deadly hurricanes to Miami and the wider Caribbean.
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The divide between the criminal justice system and much of the public has become an urgent topic of conversation in recent years, with voices rising from all sides.
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"We'll be talking about what really is the topic of conversation across the country, and that's the debate over school safety and guns," Brennan previewed for The Hill.
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"Over the last few days my reshoot fee for 'All the Money in the World' has become an important topic of conversation," Mr. Wahlberg said in a statement.
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In "hindsight"—a word that's often spoken when Yankee Hotel Foxtrot is the topic of conversation—things probably worked out better for the album because of its redirection.
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During both the 2012 and 2016 games, the couple has been the topic of conversation for their intense reactions while watching their daughter take the floor, beam, or bars.
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You can build amazing relationships (new and old) with people because you know that enjoy doing the same things as you and that can be a topic of conversation.
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OJ Simpson, it was probably that recent history, drenched in issues that critics love engaging with, was an easy way to become the topic of conversation every single week.
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"I heard my body is a topic of conversation so I wanted to say, I'm proud of my body and you should be proud of yours too," Gaga wrote.
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There's a lot more to be done, and that was the topic of conversation during Refinery29's Every Beautiful Body symposium that took place yesterday in New York City.
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"I heard my body is a topic of conversation so I wanted to say, I'm proud of my body and you should be proud of yours too," she wrote.
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The expanding war in Vietnam was a frequent topic of conversation among the elite students, who spoke of the war—echoing earlier generations—in terms of duty and service.
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Over the past year, Hollywood sexism and issues of race representation, both on and off screen, have been a huge topic of conversation among people in the movie business.
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The movie as a whole, however, feels somewhat disjointed, despite attempts to contextualize it with clips from news and latenight programs, where Madoff was a hot topic of conversation.
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The main topic of conversation was whether they were more concerned about passing the bar exam, which Valparaiso graduates have struggled to do in recent years, or finding employment.
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The legality of firing Mueller has been a topic of conversation inside the White House since the indictments of Paul Manafort and Rick Gates last fall, the source said.
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Cleanup efforts have become a topic of conversation around Agra, where some people said that the extra scaffolding, which forms a black web around the marble, may deter visitors.
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One hot topic of conversation: Edelman's latest "Trust Barometer: Expectations for C.E.O.s," an online survey of over 2003,2200 people in 26.3 markets about what people want from business leaders.
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The resumption of night service has become a major topic of conversation online in China, with many asking whether the gender restrictions will do anything to make passengers safer.
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The question of Warren's commitment to capitalism has become a topic of conversation among politically minded businesspeople, who have watched with discomfort as young people have flocked toward socialism.
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A Republican pollster predicted Wednesday that abolishing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will not be a major topic of conversation and media attention once the midterm elections arrive.
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Since then, more activists have tried to turn it into a topic of conversation by challenging celebrities and government officials to share the names of their wives and mothers.
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"It's the main topic of conversation among my friends," said Palak Gera, 21, who is applying to graduate programs in pharmaceutical science in North Carolina, Illinois and North Dakota.
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The convo was interesting in part because hardly any of it had to do with advertising, which has been the topic of conversation for most other panels at Cannes.
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It was a fiery speech for a popular Hispanic politician who has recently been a topic of conversation as a potential vice presidential pick for presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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"Over the last few days my reshoot fee for All the Money in the World has become an important topic of conversation," Wahlberg said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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But, the intensity around the name-calling began to hit critical mass with season 7, as Kristen Doute became fixated on making James' alleged cheating a leading topic of conversation.
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Booty callsPhoto: AppleiOS 12 spells the end of everyone's favorite topic of conversation at two in the morning on a Saturday thanks to its re-imagining of Do Not Disturb.
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In many cultures death is a banned topic of conversation—too difficult, too morbid—kept out of sight and mind until it comes rearing its head of its own accord.
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But he was keen to bestow his hospitality, despite the topic of conversation, doling out tastes of sticky baklava or syrupy semolina cake on nearly every one of my visits.
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But Jordan's undie status had been such a topic of conversation at the last cocktail party that I figured he could use a pair that was fitting to his style!
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Building those relationships at work is a whole lot harder when who you are as a person feels like an off-limits topic of conversation, something many LGBTQ workers face.
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"Over the last few days my reshoot fee for All The Money In The World has become an important topic of conversation," he said in a statement obtained by Deadline.
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"For God's sake, 'Animals are awesome' is the only safe topic of conversation most American families have left," Bee said before an award-worthy comparison of Trump Tower to Isengard.
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And Lena Dunham, whose body became a hot topic of conversation every time she appeared nude on Girls, is one woman who never really knew how to answer that question.
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Climate change and its repercussions have been a global topic of conversation recently following a series of United Nations reports urging for dramatic government intervention worldwide to slow rising temperatures.
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We know that Lorelai and Rory are affected by their fights because they stop bantering together so well, because after every fight, they make another topic of conversation off-limits.
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As head of Exxon Mobil, Tillerson traveled all over the globe and spent a lot of time talking with world leaders, but there was only one topic of conversation: business.
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Brexit was not a topic of conversation among the business elite at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, and it's virtually taboo in Brussels, heart of the European Union.
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" When told during his AM to DM interview that the Derulo penis censorship in Cats had been a "huge topic" of conversation in the BuzzFeed office, Davidson joked, "Huge topic?
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Last year, around this time, there was one big topic of conversation around the league: Could the Golden State Warriors break the 1995-113 Chicago Bulls' regular-season win record?
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Richard Liu, the Chinese technology executive arrested in the United States on suspicion of criminal sexual conduct, has returned to China — where he is the No. 1 topic of conversation.
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In a year in which inclusivity became a central topic of conversation, the release that had the most impact may have been the debut of a makeup line by Rihanna.
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With a $130 billion net worth, he now has quite a lead on Bill Gates, and what to do with all that money has become a more frequent topic of conversation.
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"I heard my body is a topic of conversation so I wanted to say, I'm proud of my body and you should be proud of yours too," she says on Instagram.
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Maggie Pan, a junior at the University of California Los Angeles, said "Swipe Night" has been a topic of conversation on her campus and has inspired some students to download Tinder.
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While you'd gladly debate politics or discuss your job with your with them, when the topic of conversation is your own grandparent, it puts you in the middle of their drama.
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At the Golden Globes, a night where Time's Up and #MeToo were basically the only accepted topic of conversation, he seemed hesitant to bring up the issue more than absolutely necessary.
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Hollywood's long history of sexual harassment and assault has recently been the topic of conversation after dozens of women came forward with allegations that Harvey Weinstein sexually harassed and assaulted them.
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Hyperfocus is not a common topic of conversation among researchers, including Caye and his counterparts at King's College London, but it is among those with ADHD and their therapists and coaches.
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While it was a major topic of conversation at the recent G-20 summit in Germany, there was no mention of the rogue dictatorship in the final communique from the summit.
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"I heard my body is a topic of conversation so I wanted to say, I'm proud of my body and you should be proud of yours too," she wrote on Instagram.
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Trader Joe's bananas, priced at 19 cents each, are famous for being one of the best deals at the retailer and have even been the topic of conversation on Reddit threads.
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He recommended designating a point in the day to "give your mind a rest" and distract the family by shifting the focus to a more pleasant topic of conversation or activity.
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At a recent meeting of major industry players in New York on the subject of ad-supported pirated content, TeaTV was one topic of conversation, according to a person in attendance.
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No doubt she would comment on how he was graying—for the past few years, this had been a regular topic of conversation—and then tell him how distinguished he looked.
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Kristine Berzina, an analyst at thinktank The German Marshall Fund of the United States, told CNBC Friday that Nordstream 2 would be the "prickliest" topic of conversation between Putin and Merkel.
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While the inauguration is sure to be a huge topic of conversation in ticket lines and at cocktail parties, though, it's not the only thing that's remarkable about Sundance in 2017.
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Meghan's former high school hosted a celebration in her honor on Tuesday, and the topic of conversation quickly turned to Meghan's dad, Thomas Markle, who was once a fixture at the school.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Trump over the phone on Tuesday night, but the Prime Minister's Office says Trump's upcoming visit to the region was the only topic of conversation.
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"I heard my body is a topic of conversation so I wanted to say, I'm proud of my body and you should be proud of yours too," Gaga wrote to her followers.
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"And also, if I was, it's kind of sad that people felt the need to make my weight a topic of conversation, but it's just the world we live in," she said.
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Whether you were a fan of Starbucks' Unicorn Frappuccino or couldn't wait for it to go away, there was no denying how quickly it became a topic of conversation everywhere you went.
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"We are amazed by how much Milo's teeth resemble vampire fangs - they have certainly become a topic of conversation with staff and visitors," Angela Wetherall, the rehoming centre's manager said to Mashable.
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The issue is a topic of conversation on Capitol Hill this week because the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties held a hearing Wednesday morning on reparations.
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She gave birth to her second child — a son named Jacob — in January, and she kicked off her Cry Pretty Tour 360 last month, making her a popular topic of conversation lately.
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Your relationships won't be all that's on your mind during this full moon: Your professional goals and reputation will also be a topic of conversation; you will be pushed to make choices.
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LONDON, March 16 (Reuters) - Usually, a large portion of the Monday morning topic of conversation in Britain's workplaces and playgrounds is taken up by the weekend's Premier League and Football League action.
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"Since this week coincidentally is the beginning of the NFL league calendar and free agency, we've built our schedules with an eye toward that being a major topic of conversation," Magnus said.
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The tiny, all-electric Honda E city car caught everyone&aposs eye long before mass production was a topic of conversation, with its puzzling combination of retro styling and new-wave technology.
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Scott Walker, the heads of the Republican Governors Association, convened fellow governors for an unusual conference call to discuss how the primary was unfolding — and Trump was a central topic of conversation.
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The issue of North Korea's growing nuclear weapons program loomed over the summit, and was a topic of conversation between Trump and the leaders of countries in close proximity to the regime.
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A likely topic of conversation is the "outside-in" approach to a two-state solution: building relationships with Arab countries worried about Iran and getting them to press the Palestinians in negotiations.
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The screen will likely be the biggest topic of conversation, given that it will stretch almost to the edges of the device, matching a recent trend from Samsung, LG, Xiaomi, and more.
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ESPN did not make anyone available for comment, but a partnership with the network improves U.F.C.'s chances of becoming a topic of conversation on ESPN programs like SportsCenter and First Take.
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Money is Conor McGregor's favorite topic of conversation, of course, his idée fixe, his obsession, because for him it's the quickest and most effective way to determine the value of a human life.
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Whether it's about what I spend from my personal bank account or what I spend from our joint one, money seems to be a constant topic of conversation between me and my husband.
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How to measure the impact of effective care was a significant topic of conversation, as well as the fundamentally integrated nature of health across dental care, reproductive care, mental health services, and more.
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The main topic of conversation will presumably be the mascot — an area Kanye has experience — but perhaps West will also take the time to pitch billionaire Ballmer on some of his business ideas.
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His latest chat was with Montreality, where JAY-Z's much-praised 4:44 came up as a topic of conversation, and he said he feels like he was an inspiration for the album.
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Miyamoto didn't feel like VR was a big story at E3 Miyamoto added that after attending the E3 gaming conference last month, he didn't feel like VR was a big topic of conversation.
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Social media is certainly the best, speediest way for the general public to access runway images; and access (read: inclusivity) is a huge topic of conversation in the fashion industry in recent seasons.
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TROON, Scotland — The recent withdrawals by several top players from the 2016 Rio Olympics golf competition continued to be a frequent topic of conversation Wednesday on the eve of the 2016 British Open.
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Jay-Z had been an outward supporter of Kaepernick&aposs protests when they were a hot topic of conversation, having worn a Kaepernick jersey during a performance on "Saturday Night Live" in 2017.
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For the evening portion of their date, JoJo came over to Robby's hotel room and Robby went on about how much he loved her, which appears to be their main topic of conversation.
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The New New World Richard Liu, the Chinese technology executive arrested in the United States on suspicion of sexual misconduct, has returned to China — where he is the No. 1 topic of conversation.
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The honesty of the story is refreshing, as is the ease with which it passes the Bechdel Test: No male characters appear in the film, nor are any ever the topic of conversation.
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MOSCOW, March 26 (Reuters) - The Kremlin said oil markets will not be discussed at an upcoming G20 video-summit on Thursday as the spread of coronavirus is the main topic of conversation planned.
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"Lev Parnas is not a topic of conversation at Davos," said Ian Bremmer, the president and founder of Eurasia Group, a political research and consulting firm, referring to a possible Senate trial witness.
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Ever since the Business Roundtable issued a Statement on the Purpose of a Corporation last summer recommending a shift to a stakeholder capitalism business model, it has become a popular topic of conversation.
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Last year, he pointed out, Iranian cookbooks were a big topic of conversation, and now Palestinian food is at the fore, mirroring news coverage of international affairs but without engaging with them directly.
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What was once an occasional topic of conversation five years ago when I first dated Mike, now my husband, has become a full-blown speculative crisis since we tied the knot in April.
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And on a recent morning, with a client in the chair and Otis, her Shih Tzu, sprawled on the floor, she could confirm that the coming movie was one such topic of conversation.
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In November 1991, I saw him with Tin Machine at the Citadel in Washington, D.C. That concert was the first topic of conversation with a guy I met in a class I was taking.
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Ray tracing has been a major topic of conversation at both GDC and GTC so it seems fitting that that the overlapping conventions would both kick off with an announcement that touches both industries.
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Dr. Becker recommends saying something like, "I prefer not talk about the size or shape of my body or the bodies of other people," and then you can just change the topic of conversation.
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Among larger donors, Ms. Harris has virtually disappeared as a topic of conversation, as they have increasingly looked at Mr. Buttigieg as the most viable alternative to Mr. Biden among the center-left candidates.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As a lifelong resident of the South who often has cause to talk to people from elsewhere, I find that my accent is a recurring topic of conversation.
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Aside from the drama she's stirred up with James, Kristen (and just about everyone else on the cast at some point) her style has been a topic of conversation on more than one occasion.
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With the additional cameras however, both body cams and drones have become the topic of conversation among local advocacy groups who caution that not enough is being done to safeguard individuals' rights to privacy.
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And while it's bound to be a major topic of conversation and hot item this holiday season, analysts say it's unlikely to be a particularly big driver of new console sales for the company.
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Longo says that in her conversations Timm Rosenbach, head coach for Adams State (and a former NFL quarterback) and other Adams State coaching and recruiting staff, her gender was never a topic of conversation.
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The exchange of "Margaret stories" — including the time she reportedly vetted Condoleezza Rice's request for a phone conversation with Tillerson — has become a frequent topic of conversation among administration officials who've dealt with her.
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Instead, we might ask how and why our political communication systems have evolved such that misinformation has become a central and divisive topic of conversation for some and what can we learn from it.
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That was, hands down, the most prevalent topic of conversation on Facebook's second-quarter earnings call today, despite efforts from executives to downplay the importance of messaging in the company's near-term business growth.
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It's been a week since Beyoncé and her dancers made a powerful statement with "Formation" in the middle of the Coldplay-headlined Super Bowl Halftime show — and it's still a hot topic of conversation.
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These commodity prices are often a topic of conversation between visitors to my office, and more often than not, these Kansans have personally felt – or know someone who has – the strain of this recession.
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Read this: SoftBank is reportedly paying WeWork founder Adam Neumann $1.7 billion to step off the boardAs reports of imminent layoffs have swirled, severance packages have been a hot topic of conversation inside WeWork.
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And while resistance to integrated schools remains strong, it was not even a topic of conversation, as I recall, when African-American students showed up at my elementary school (I was in second grade).
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The purported topic of conversation was to be Libya, a country where ISIS has taken root and an uncontrolled flow of refugees threatens to destabilize neighboring states and undermine the security of Europe. Plausible.
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But campaign promises made by Jair Bolsonaro that could weaken protection for the Amazon rainforest are a hot topic of conversation among visitors, said Caio Henrique Scarmocin, one of three hosts on the stand.
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Meghan's accessory choices aren't the only thing that has caught fans eyes since kicking off the South Africa tour — her recycled dresses from last year's royal tour have also been a topic of conversation.
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Granted, it's understandable that right now – the time of year when particular attention is drawn to the calibre of recent films – is when diversity and representation circles back around as the hot topic of conversation.
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They were a part of our social lives with other kids, always a topic of conversation, not to mention a perfect pre-phone social distraction for surly preteens not wishing to engage with their surroundings.
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"The rebooting of USA Gymnastics is going to take a very long time," he added, saying it will likely be a major topic of conversation until at least the Summer Games in Tokyo in 2020.
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My mom was telling me—she works at Safeway—she said that all of a sudden in her break room, everyone's talking about weed when that would never be a topic of conversation before legalization.
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"Why I left BuzzFeed" has emerged over the last nine-ish months as a topic of conversation among video creators on YouTube, with videos from popular personalities amassing millions of views and sparking some debate.
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"I heard my body is a topic of conversation so I wanted to say, I'm proud of my body and you should be proud of yours too," Gaga, an eating disorder survivor, wrote on Instagram.
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Avery Bradley, who finished the game with 43 points (a personal playoff high) while holding John Wall to an inefficient 21 points and four assists on the other end, was, deservedly, a topic of conversation.
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Earlier this month, world number one Jason Day expressed doubts for the first time over whether he would compete and the virus was a hot topic of conversation among golfers at last week's U.S. Open.
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It gives me daily anxiety to try and formulate my side of the argument before it happens, and I breathe a slight sigh of relief if it doesn't end up being a topic of conversation.
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Even if 80 percent of the locals support Trump, you never know how somebody will react if you mention his name — they might call you a racist — so it's not a safe topic of conversation.
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The political mess has been "a topic of conversation and a source of anxiety in nearly every clinical case that I have worked with since the presidential election," said Robert Duff, a psychologist in California.
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The search for the sport's next star is a perennial topic of conversation in men's tennis, with the so-called "Big Three" - Novak Djokovic, Nadal and Federer - maintaining their long-held stranglehold on the throne.
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It has been a frequent topic of conversation for the Senate Intelligence Committee and the Senate version of the National Defense Authorization Act bans the use of Kaspersky Lab products by the Department of Defense.
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The hurdles to municipal adoption of these technologies — often referred to generally as the "internet of things" (IoT) — were a topic of conversation at the Internet of Things Consortium conference in New York on Tuesday.
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Of particular interest this election cycle is the generational divide, something that's been a topic of conversation already in Democratic circles given the swell of young voters who backed Bernie Sanders bid for his party's nomination.
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Asked shortly after the premiere of "Blue Planet II" if looming regulations preoccupy plastics companies, a senior European lobbyist for the industry confessed to Schumpeter that they were not really a topic of conversation in boardrooms.
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Yes, she is still a central conversation point as her album finishes its second full week of being out, but the topic of conversation is her, and not what Queen has to offer musically or lyrically.
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With more than 29,303 subscribers and 230 million views, Turner's achieved some internet fame, and "Living Luxuriously for Less" has become a topic of conversation with coworkers and even work performance reviews — not by her choice.
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With more than 22019,000 subscribers and 6.8 million views, Turner's achieved some internet fame, and "Living Luxuriously for Less" has become a topic of conversation with coworkers and even work performance reviews — not by her choice.
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During an appearance on last Friday's Graham Norton Show, Nicole Kidman's old modelling photos — taken for a 1983 issue of Australia's Dolly magazine, when Kidman was in her mid teens — were a big topic of conversation.
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The nature of the circuit means that Geisenberger finds herself in the company of the 34-year-old Huefner and her room-mate Dajana Eitberger but she says luge is no longer a topic of conversation.
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The 52-year-old Empire actress sat down with Wendy Williams on Tuesday and the topic of conversation eventually turned to her ex-boyfriend, rapper 50 Cent, who she recently ran into at a Knicks game.
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The U.K. may not be in the room but it'll still be the biggest topic of conversation when other European Union (EU) heads of state and government gather in the Slovakian capital of Bratislava on Friday.
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"The MUFG news didn't have an real effect at all on today's trading, but of course it's a big topic of conversation," said a fixed income fund manager at a European asset management firm in Tokyo.
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The legality of firing Mueller has been a topic of conversation inside the White House since the indictments of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his deputy, Rick Gates, last fall, a source told CNN.
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International trade, like climate change and security, was a major topic of conversation at the G-20 table, and closely linked to that for American consumers is the recent controversy of tainted meat imported from Brazil.
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On Tuesday, the momentum for witnesses among Republicans had slowed, but it was still a hot topic of conversation as they wrestled over the issue at a lunch meeting and then again at a 3 p.m.
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Stanley Tucci was on British morning show Lorraine on Wednesday when the topic of conversation turned to his upcoming movie, The Children Act, with Emma Thompson and his excitement to work with her for the first time.
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But it is already clear that the issue of people carrying firearms in checked luggage will become a heated topic of conversation among security officials, as well as those on both sides of the gun control debate.
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If the zombie apocalypse is a hot topic of conversation at your family's dinner table or if your friend group schedules an annual Dawn of the Dead viewing party, these slippers are sure to be a hit.
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The popularity of genital procedures has been boosted by celebrities, including U.S. television personality Khloe Kardashian, who said lasering to tighten the vagina was a hot topic of conversation for her sisters Kim and Kourtney after childbirth.
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But the prominent topic of conversation in panels featuring former N.H.L. players like Luc Robitaille, Guy Carbonneau and Bobby Smith was a potential crisis looming large over the province: Where have all the Québécois N.H.L. players gone?
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If the Metro is not a first-order topic of conversation, it is certainly a ubiquitous one, Ms. Rogers said, from "game-time analysis" of schedules at the office to venting sessions over happy hour with friends.
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Mr. Sebright said that he expected Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan, the effective ruler of the Emirates, to visit the United States in the coming weeks, and that aluminum would be a topic of conversation.
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A poll released last week by the Pew Research Center found that: As was the case in late 2016, Trump is a more frequent topic of conversation for liberal Democrats than for other Democrats or among Republicans.
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With regard to Marie, costuming becomes even a topic of conversation, with Julien promising to buy her a new robe as soon as the blackmail money comes in; he later gives it to her as a present.
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"I heard my body is a topic of conversation so I wanted to say, I'm proud of my body and you should be proud of yours too," Gaga begins, with a photo of herself from the halftime show.
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"Certainly in the last 10 years, when the question of diversity not only entered the spotlight but became a sustained topic of conversation, there's been undeniable progress," The Washington Post fashion critic Robin Givhan told The Fashion Spot.
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While no major speeches by the U.S. Federal Reserve are scheduled to take place Tuesday, talk of who will take on the role of Fed Chair in early 2018 will remain a key topic of conversation among investors.
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While no major speeches by the U.S. Federal Reserve are scheduled to take place Wednesday, talk of who will take on the role of Fed chair in early 2018 will remain a key topic of conversation amongst investors.
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Nothing is sacred in this series: An overweight cheerleader is a nonstop fat joke; sex is often the main topic of conversation; private parts are talked about and exposed; teachers curse like sailors, outside the classroom and in.
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But also look at how to take ordinary activities such as meals, brushing teeth or hair, bath time, bedtime or cleaning up and add a layer of fun, such as a game, a topic of conversation or reading.
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Your second favorite topic of conversation is success (your favorite is yourself), and now that communication planet Mercury is in hardworking Earth sign Taurus, you can bet plenty of talk about fame and fortune will come your way.
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A hot topic of conversation among Republican foreign policy staffers on Capitol Hill today is this piece by Washington Post columnist Josh Rogin about how Trump's national security adviser Michael Flynn is filling his team with war-fighters.
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" Around her the party was in full swing, and the recurring topic of conversation was Ms. Midler's return to Broadway in a musical more than 40 years after appearing in the original production of "Fiddler on the Roof.
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Congressional aides say Trump's tariffs will be the hot topic of conversation at party caucus meetings this week, even as they wonder what leverage they can exert on a president who vowed to put his stamp on trade.
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Zombie slippers If the zombie apocalypse is a hot topic of conversation at your family's dinner table or if your friend group schedules an annual Dawn of the Dead viewing party, these slippers are sure to be a hit.
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The rising cost of healthcare was a brief topic of conversation at Sunday night's presidential debate, with Donald Trump bemoaning the high cost of premiums under Obamacare and Hillary Clinton talking about how to fix what we already have.
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" Wahlberg announced that he would donate his salary for the reshoots in January, saying in a statement, "Over the last few days my reshoot fee for All the Money in the World has become an important topic of conversation.
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Even if Facebook showed related Trends in past weeks, or was trying to suppress the spread of the check-in story since police may not be doing surveillance on protesters with geotargeting, it's still a huge topic of conversation.
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"I heard my body is a topic of conversation so I wanted to say, I'm proud of my body and you should be proud of yours too," the "Born This Way" singer wrote on her Instagram page on Tuesday.
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The contents of this note will almost certainly be a topic of conversation between Trump and Abe, and it is important that the two leaders emerge from their meetings with a common understanding of how to approach North Korea.
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"But he does not predict a return to the heady price inflation that was once the favorite topic of conversation at London dinner parties: "Normally, once people start buying, a recovery follows and then a period of frothy prices.
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Pam and Brandon broke bread at Craig's in WeHo, and the topic of conversation -- at least for us -- was the criminal investigation triggered by the brutal knockout of Tommy Lee at the hands of his 21-year-old son.
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"I heard my body is a topic of conversation so I wanted to say, I'm proud of my body and you should be proud of yours too," she wrote on Instagram in the caption of a photo of her performing.
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With the release of Netflix's new docuseries Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes and the Netflix premiere of the controversial Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile on May 3, Ted Bundy is once again a dominating topic of conversation.
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If those forces had given me a different lunch period, or if the tablemates who helped author my fate had chosen a different topic of conversation that September day, I would've met a different end — or at least a different middle.
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Although Underwood's lack of intercourse experience will likely be a forced topic of conversation during his intro package, many of his dates, and countless confessional interviews, it will likely come the most into play during The Bachelor's fantasy suite dates.
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The loving moment between the couple, which was caught by cameras, became a topic of conversation for many fans on social media, as many commenters on Twitter expressed their confusion and surprise upon finding out Woods has a new flame.
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But before you go out for the evening, brush up on some of the stories you might've missed this week — this way, you'll be ready to change the topic of conversation when your friends start getting in obnoxious political arguments.
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While diversity in beauty ads aimed at women is a continuous topic of conversation, the diversity in men's grooming ads, as France saw himself growing up, could definitely use some work, and now France has a chance to shake things up.
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"When the government of a country puts the responsibility for spreading a disease and stopping that disease in the laps of pregnant women and women who aspire to one day be pregnant, that's a big topic of conversation," she said.
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The FSB said if Libra takes off, a different kind of regulatory response would be needed, but it does not expect Facebook's plans to be a concrete topic of conversation at the G20 meeting in Japan on Friday and Saturday.
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"I must have been living in an alternate reality because as soon as people really got wind that this was a topic of conversation, and something that was seriously being considered, the anti-choice folks started speaking out," Burkhart said.
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Ballage, a senior, departed last Saturday's loss to San Diego State with an unspecified injury but described it as "bumps and bruises" during an interview session in which his epic outing against the Red Raiders was the main topic of conversation.
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But despite its disappointing box office and abysmal Rotten Tomatoes critic score of 40%, "Justice League" is still a hot topic of conversation two years later, and it still has its loyal fans — just not of the version seen in theaters.
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If the zombie apocalypse or The Walking Dead is a hot topic of conversation at your family's dinner table or if your friend group schedules an annual Dawn of the Dead viewing party, these slippers are sure to be a hit.
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Because the video and a follow-up that was also removed were allowed to get so many views, the YouTuber's pivot to far-right content has become a topic of conversation among other far-right YouTubers, who are praising him.
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At a regional meeting of obstetricians and gynecologists in Orlando last week, Zika was the main topic of conversation, said Dr. Karen Harris, an obstetrician-gynecologist in Gainesville who heads the Florida arm of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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Though Brittany, whom they fire as their nanny in the play's first scene, is frequently a topic of conversation for them, they seem no more aware of her efforts on their behalf than if she were a beast of burden.
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ET, TNT, FSN Ohio (Cleveland) ABOUT THE PACERS: The last possession of Game 1 was a hot topic of conversation after the contest, with George wondering why he didn't get the ball back after passing out of a double team.
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The Democratic operative wrote an op-ed published in The Washington Post on Friday afternoon where he bristled at Trump's tweet from earlier in the day that claimed Podesta was a major topic of conversation during the summit in Europe.
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Vladimir Putin, a popular topic of conversation here, has taken advantage of a system that concentrates wealth and power in the hands of a few Russian oligarchs; Republicans appear to be doing the same thing through health care "reform" and tax cuts.
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HJNTIY and its many aphorisms (like, "Don't waste the pretty," shorthand for the notion that you're too special to squander time on someone who doesn't see that) were a frequent topic of conversation during our four-hour shifts at Victoria's Secret that summer.
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ALLISON WILLIAMS: NOT REALLY Since Allison Williams took the plunge and debuted her freshly dyed platinum blonde hair on the cover of Allure in February, it has been the topic of conversation she can't get away from, for better or for worse.
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The 35-year-old mom of two appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Monday, to promote her new movie, which hits theaters before Christmas, and the main topic of conversation was the actress' singing for the titular character, originally portrayed by Julie Andrews.
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Though crabs have likely been a topic of conversation (and humor) as long as humans have had sex, some suspect our focus on them may have been artificially inflated in the 70s on, thanks to a series of profile-boosting medical case studies.
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And after the press briefing is over, the main topic of conversation is almost never anything having to do with policy or of interest to the public but, instead, highlights/lowlights of Acosta trading volleys with the press secretary or the president.
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LOS ANGELES — In the sleepy past of, say, four or five years ago, elections to the governing board of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences were not a hot topic of conversation here — even on a slow afternoon at the Palm.
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Zombie Slippers If the zombie apocalypse or The Walking Dead is a hot topic of conversation at your family's dinner table or if your friend group schedules an annual Dawn of the Dead viewing party, these slippers are sure to be a hit.
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The senior adviser said the president has been warned of "how challenging the midterm elections can be for the party in power," something that this person says has been a topic of conversation in the last few days at the White House.
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His Ecuadorian girlfriend said that she did not recall Bini ever expressing strong support for Assange despite the fact that the WikiLeaks founder has deep ties in Sweden and would have been an obvious topic of conversation in the small Ecuadorian programming circles.
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Real estate is a favorite topic of conversation for the couple; a friend visiting from San Francisco once overheard them discussing price amendments in the kitchen and remarked wistfully that he'd like to find a partner who worked in the same industry.
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Morton leads Astros past A's HOUSTON — Barring catastrophic injury or an unforeseen turn of events, the Houston Astros' lineup depth will be a topic of conversation for most of this season, with performances like the one delivered Friday night illustrating precisely why.
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"While the decision may ruffle a few feathers, gender neutrality in humans has only recently become a widespread topic of conversation, however, it is completely natural for penguins to develop genderless identities as they grow into mature adults," said General Manager Graham McGrath.
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Francesca Altunyay, from Wilmington, N.C., was angry at how the U.S. has responded: Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma were headliners the weeks that they hit - you couldn't listen to the news without hearing about it, and it was a common topic of conversation.
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During the owners' meetings in New York earlier this June, Manfred announced that the Dominican Republic would host spring training games in 2020, and the revelation was a hot topic of conversation on sports talk radio in the country the next morning.
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Carroll's account has been a topic of conversation since it was published: An analysis by Vox's Alvin Chang shows that CNN, MSNBC, and even Fox News devoted about 10 percent of their airtime to the allegations — a share that indicates significant attention.
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Like this video from YouTube user xLetalis, in which he explains that the awkward animations have actually been a topic of conversation since a few months ago: You can see for yourself with the game's early access, or wait for its release on March 21.
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If space becomes a major topic of conversation or attracts heavyweight political interest, even the smallest bits of regulatory reform will be seized by angry people — along with their well-paid professional antagonists — looking for an excuse to raise a ruckus over every damn thing.
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Sexual harassment and discrimination is an inescapable topic of conversation in the tech world following bombshell allegations about Uber's corporate culture in the wake of a blog post by a female engineer who quit the company and claimed numerous incidents of sexual harassment while there.
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" The couple's marriage has been the topic of conversation since the reality star's Paris robbery and the Grammy winner's recent hospitalization for exhaustion, but a source close to the couple revealed to PEOPLE last week that "splitting is not even a point of discussion.
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At a time when inclusivity is a buzzing topic of conversation in the beauty industry, and brands are feeling the pressure of the 40-shade phenomenon started by Fenty Beauty last year, why do South Korean products only offer coverage in the lightest shades?
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Scientists did not point to climate change as the reason behind this event but, nevertheless, climate change was back as a topic of conversation, especially as President Donald Trump made his way to Paris to celebrate Bastille Day with French Prime Minister Emmanuel Macron.
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Less than six weeks after the historic women's marches in Washington, New York City, Chicago and elsewhere, our most recent milestone for women in American history remain top of mind and a topic of conversation from cocktail parties to classrooms all across the country.
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Wisconsin's potential human resource shortage has been a topic of conversation even before Foxconn's 2017 announcement that it would open the plant; it certainly seemed to be on Walker's mind in 2015, when he attempted to change the University of Wisconsin system's mission statement.
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ONE OTHER BIG TOPIC OF CONVERSATION HERE AT THE IMF MEETINGS, DO THE CENTRAL BANKERS HAVE THE TOOLS GLOBALLY THAT THEY NEED IN CASE WE ENTER ANOTHER DOWNTURN FISCHER: WELL, I MEAN, THE THEORY THAT THE CENTRAL BANKERS HAVE TO DO EVERYTHING IS NOT RIGHT.
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Still, the question of what caused the crash of the two 737s and whether Boeing engineers bear any responsibility has been a near-constant topic of conversation — along with questions about a company that has changed significantly since many old-timers around town worked there.
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"We feel like we are definitely standing on the shoulders of the people of Occupy who started the conversation about this critique on Wall Street, this critique on capitalism, this critique of the economy, and really made it a topic of conversation," Cunningham said.
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The suspension was a major topic of conversation at the food court in the basement of the student union, where three different groups of young men were overheard complaining about the cancellation of parties this weekend, though they declined to speak with a reporter.
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Colonel Vindman said as much to Representative Chris Stewart, Republican of Utah, who first put the uniform on the table as a topic of conversation (followed quickly by President Trump, who told reporters, "I understand now he wears his uniform when he goes in.").
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Mr. Wiant said he was encouraged that stories about his son's death, including a six-part investigative series and a podcast by the The Columbus Dispatch documenting the fallout, had made hazing a topic of conversation between parents and children in cars and living rooms.
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On the way to work early Wednesday morning, the main topic of conversation was the fact that the Dow futures were down less than 123 points, a surprise given the announcement of tariffs on an additional $200 billion of China exports the previous evening.
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After working on the routine tasks of choosing venues for the 2018 world under-20 (Tampere, Finland) and half-marathon (Valencia, Spain) championships on Thursday, the Council members retired for dinner where the main topic of conversation was expected to be Friday's Russia report.
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Rosenstein's future was a major topic of conversation among senior White House staff over the weekend, but a person close to the President told CNN he was more focused on the controversy surrounding his Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, over the last 48 hours.
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The singer and actress's skin first became a topic of conversation after she told the Los Angeles Times that, during a 2016 screen test for A Star Is Born, her director and co-star Bradley Cooper requested she remove her makeup — no concealer, no mascara, nothing.
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His famous sibling was a topic of conversation throughout the season, all the way into the last minutes of After the Final Rose, when Harrison continued to ask if Fletcher had met Rodgers' brother, how it felt that she hadn't, and if he'd come to the wedding.
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Photo: Hudson Hongo (Gizmodo)When discussing a big-screen TV, size is bound to be the primary topic of conversation, but with Hisense's 100-inch Ultra HD Laser TV, bigness approaches a thought-terminating cliche—one I have been happy to let take over my puny mind.
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The reality of period poverty, combined with the social stigma attached to having a period, like whispering for a tampon in the middle of class or the perception that periods are strictly prohibited as a topic of conversation, has long-lasting implications on a student's life.
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It was just a few days before September's Polaris Prize gala, and, as members of his crew rolled joints and indulged in catered Popeyes in an adjacent lounge, the topic of conversation had turned to his odds of taking home Canada's biggest artistic merit-based award.
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Some of the most powerful people in the technology industry met with Republican senators, party officials, and assorted billionaires on a private island last weekend, the Huffington Post reports, with the main topic of conversation being the rise of Donald Trump, and how best to stop him.
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Hillary Clinton's responsibility for the deaths of Americans in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012 has been a regular topic of conversation among Republicans, and on Tuesday Al Baldasaro, a delegate for Mr. Trump from New Hampshire who advises him on veterans issues, suggested that she had committed treason.
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How best to eat the beloved staple became an immediate topic of conversation, with many reacting in what can only be described as horror that someone would choose to use a knife and fork to eat a meat pie, which is more commonly handled with one's hands.
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The backtrack comes after swarms of YouTube creators complained about the policy barring ads on videos with anything more than "a passing mention" of the coronavirus, which they said unfairly kept money out of their hands as the disease becomes an increasingly pressing topic of conversation.
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The backtrack comes after swarms of YouTube creators complained about the policy barring ads on videos with anything more than "a passing mention" of the coronavirus, which they said unfairly kept money out of their hands as the disease becomes an increasingly pressing topic of conversation.
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The yips that have been a topic of conversation throughout the playoffs were in play as Lester barely looked at second before throwing underhand to first to get one out on a play that would have gotten two with almost any other pitcher on the mound.
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"After the conversation took place about the upgrading classification, at the end of that, there was a kind of, 'Oh, by the way, hey, we're looking at how we want more slots" in Iraq, Toner said, calling it a "clear pivot" in the topic of conversation.
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Before there was A Song of Ice and Fire (the books), before there was Game of Thrones (the TV show), before the go-to water cooler topic of conversation was, "Did you see what happened with the dragons on Sunday night," before all that — there was Dragonlance.
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As a refresher, the Bechdel test—named after cartoonist Alison Bechdel—challenges a movie to pass three rules: One, it has to have at least two women in it; two, they have to speak to each other; three, their topic of conversation has to be anything other than men.
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Retirement savings plans are never the most exhilarating topic of conversation — especially for a generation that's spent most of its time in the post-recession era just looking to create or land a good job, rather than starting to plan for a future where they won't need to work.
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Several months ago, standing around a table of food at an event and chatting with a dear college friend and a professor I respected and hadn't seen in years, the topic of conversation turned to the state of the internet and its mess of clickbait, polarization, and outrage.
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Taylor Kaar, for example, teaches at an all girls school in Ohio, where Fortnite is the topic of conversation, both in terms of their own experiences playing the game and, unsurprisingly, wider complaints about how the game has utterly taken over the lives of every single boy they know.
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What made her essay — which itself became a hot topic of conversation, ripe for reactionary thought pieces — actually matter is how she leveraged the media moment, universalizing her experience into a timely, hard-hitting statement about our inherently sexist expectations of women and the tabloid culture that propels them.
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But when the topic of conversation turned toward Viall, Jones found herself just as receptive to the idea of dating him, saying, "Nick's pretty cute…" In November 2017, the actress again opened up on Corden's show about Viall, revealing that he had reached out to her via her team.
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That same day, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus met with Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) at a meeting where Puerto Rico was a top topic of conversation.
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While it's not yet clear whether we'll be talking about it -- or its reverberations -- in November, there's no doubt that Trump's decision and its impact on the broader Middle East will be a major topic of conversation in the run-up to the Iowa caucuses early next month.
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"While the decision may ruffle a few feathers, gender neutrality in humans has only recently become a widespread topic of conversation, however, it is completely natural for penguins to develop genderless identities as they grow into mature adults," General Manager Graham McGrath said in a statement CNN obtained.
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Although mortality isn't the most common topic of conversation when celebrities hit the late night talk show circuit, the weighty subject matter came up when Reeves, 54, was discussing the third installment of the Bill and Ted franchise during an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last week.
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From there, Deina touches on every topic of conversation you'll find in women's only WhatsApp or Instagram groups—truly the sewing circles of the social media age—from breakups to miscarriages to vibrators, creating a tapestry of female experience and friendship that comes together as something both comforting and sexy.
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" On the day he become commissioner in January 2015, Manfred said, "I&aposm cognizant in the drop in offense over the last five years, and it&aposs become a topic of conversation in the game, and it&aposs something that we&aposre going to have to continue to monitor and study.
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On Wednesday's premiere of the ninth season of The Real Housewives of New York City, the hot topic of conversation was — yet again — Luann (de Lesseps) D'Agostino's relationship with now-husband Tom D'Agostino, Jr. — a controversial pairing that fueled much of the fighting during the hit Bravo franchise's last outing.
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Despite that Aaliyah remains a topic of conversation among the who's who of hip-hop and R&B—a cultural force whose legacy continues to impact even today's foremost contenders, like SZA and Drake— young people today have no bridge to a pop starlet whose early oeuvre is loved by millions.
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ABOUT THE KNICKS (0-1): The triangle offense and how much it will be employed by Hornacek and how comfortable Rose will be running it has been a constant topic of conversation over the summer, but Hornacek and Rose downplayed the idea that the triangle was holding the team back.
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Add another victim to the list of people smitten by Tom Brady's gorgeous eyes and granite cheekbones, because it's pretty obvious Charles Barkley has a man crush on the G.O.A.T. Barkley was on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Tuesday when his friendship with Patriots coach Bill Belichick became a topic of conversation.
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Trump's absence from the dinner became a topic of conversation early in the event when White House Correspondents' Association President Jeff Mason received a standing ovation after professing that the press is not the enemy of the American people -- a reference to an attack line Trump delivered early in his presidency.
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With sustainability being the central topic of conversation in fashion right now (and rightly so) and the coronavirus outbreak stopping emerging talent like ASAI from showing on schedule (the Fashion East graduate's factory was forcibly shut down by the Chinese government), it's a strange time for the British fashion industry.
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The inclination (now shared between the blogsophere and traditional media) to turn every single joke or online event into a topic of conversation for days or months at a time, cannonballing head-first from a 30-foot diving board into a four-inch-deep puddle of substance, is making me want to die.
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The Guardian notes that while little is known about the timing and availability of the collection, the issue is currently a particularly hot topic of conversation in the designers' home base, Italy, where politicians are set to vote on a bill that may recognize same-sex civil unions and permit legal adoption.
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"Commenting on the decision to raise the chick genderless, McGrath said in a statement: "While the decision may ruffle a few feathers, gender neutrality in humans has only recently become a widespread topic of conversation, however, it is completely natural for penguins to develop genderless identities as they grow into mature adults.
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The simplicity of the concept belies the depth of emotion involved, the almost hypnotic tone (again augmented by Nicholas Britell's musical score), or the sobering idea that the unequal justice regarding poor minority youth that Baldwin -- the author and civil-rights activist -- addressed in the '70s remains a heated topic of conversation today.
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Twenty-two months after he first raised the question, Mr. Frum did not seem at all surprised that it has been the topic of conversation within the administration: "Here the people on the inside are recognizing this guy can't do the job — 'I can't get his attention and it's getting worse every week.'"
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And so hopefully, good therapists find a way of referencing any kind of difference in the room between them and their clients, and just bringing it up as a topic of conversation that, you know, I notice I'm taller than you or you know, I'm younger than you and you're older than me.
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With more coaches sitting players in recent weeks as they prepare their teams for the long haul of the postseason, much to the chagrin of fans and the N.B.A.'s broadcast partners, the issue was a main topic of conversation among the league's owners at their annual meetings in New York this week.
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Hopefully with the tip about the dual meaning of the title, they will be able to recognize out the hidden messages in Us. There will certainly be plenty of theories as Us is bound to be a huge topic of conversation as audiences start to see it en masse, sparking the conversations Peele hoped for.
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Music was very much a part of his childhood, but world politics were a near constant topic of conversation at the dinner table due to the fact that his Argentinian mother and his English father spent six months in an Argentine jail when the military came to power in '76 because they'd harbored Chilean refugees.
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These casting choices come at a time when whitewashing has become a major topic of conversation within Hollywood circles and as the industry has been taken to task by actors and audiences of color frustrated with the lack of opportunities for actors of color, even when characters onscreen are written as people of color.
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Chuck Todd asked a question that I believe will become a frequent topic of conversation among Democrats in the weeks ahead: Do you believe the party should nominate the candidate who arrives at the July convention with the most delegates, even if no one has the 1,991 delegates required for a first-ballot victory?
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Read more: People say they're being charged $50 a month for memberships to Rihanna's lingerie brand after making a single purchaseWhile it's unclear how long Sleep & Glow has been selling the bra, it has become a topic of conversation on social media after The Daily Beast correspondent Olivia Messer shared a photo of the bra on Twitter.
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I was recently speaking to a mate of mine about shitting in nightclubs—which just in case my mum is reading, is a perfectly normal topic of conversation when you make a living from writing about the intricacies of club etiquette, honestly—and he confessed that he's used the men's in every single club he's ever been to.
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What I suppose is intriguing about the duo is that Mosley and Duran were once the topic of conversation in the mythical matchups between boxing eras since the two dominated their respective divisions during the primes of the career, and it could prove interesting to see the two work with one another in the real world.
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Our data tells us that news which once would have been considered 'domestic' or 'local,' now has global appeal, as the world is getting smaller; Brexit is a topic of conversation in Birmingham, Alabama, as well as Birmingham in the UK. We are addressing that opportunity through strategic partnerships with the news agencies that fuel our industry.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Wednesday, the art world's current inescapable and divisive topic of conversation crossed over into daytime television as Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, and the other co-hosts of The View weighed in on the controversy surrounding Dana Schutz's painting of Emmett Till in the 2017 Whitney Biennial, "Open Casket" (2016).
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Yes, so we work with Pixel, so we're a big Pixel company, but I think the real drive to make the camera on the phone better, and like anyone in that space, to really just keep making sure the camera gets better and better and better because that always is the topic of conversation whenever a new phone is released.
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On Sunday's episode of Teen Mom OG, Teresa unexpectedly called Catelynn to let her know that they no longer want to be a topic of conversation during filming hours and asked if their relationship could remain off TV. Although Catelynn obliged and told Teresa that she would never choose MTV over her family, Tyler, 24, was livid and picked the latter.
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At the same time, as awareness of environmental degradation, pollution and air quality has become a growing topic of conversation, masks took on a different role: as air filters in urban centers and harbingers of the climate crisis — not just in such cities as Mumbai, Beijing, Tokyo and Mexico City, but also, more recently, during the bush fires in Australia.
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At the same time, as awareness of environmental degradation, pollution and air quality has become a growing topic of conversation, masks took on a different role: as air filters in urban centers and harbingers of the climate crisis — not just in such cities as Mumbai, Beijing, Tokyo and Mexico City, but also, more recently, during the bush fires in Australia.
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Although she's never really talked about her ink before (save for the one time she told Refinery29 she got an unidentified tattoo with a best friend in 2016) the elusive designs are likely to become a topic of conversation for Roberts moving forward — and not because they reveal anything about her non-relationship with Triple Frontier actor Garrett Hedlund, but because they're simply our ideal tat inspo.
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Maybe it's not surprising that height increase is a frequent topic of conversation among incels, or involuntary celibates, a loosely affiliated community of mostly young men who rage against the women who don't want them, touting statistics around looks and height as proof that society is biased against them—and sometimes concluding that the only way to find companionship is to somehow get taller.
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Even without my persistent nagging, the unsupported space between DoD and VA is now a topic of conversation at the highest levels inside DoD and VA. But as we look for new ways to support transitioning families in DoD and VA, or commit to any more studies of the issues, let's look at what we already have in place that is working and is affordable.
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But one official said it did preoccupy Mr. Trump's top advisers, noting that it was a big topic of conversation over the weekend at the president's golf club in Bedminster, N.J. The fact that the secretary of state and the ambassador to the United Nations had to deny taking part in a plot to remove the president, in a week when they are meeting with dozens of foreign officials, illustrated the unique challenges of serving this president.
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With China targeting 6.5 percent in domestic growth for the second year in a row, losing market share from the world's largest buyer of soybeans is a topic of conversation in many coffee shops where President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's constituency — farmers — gather.
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The Facebook data scandal, including CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE's recent appearance on Capitol Hill, was a hot topic of conversation among some of those gathered at the ambassador of Ireland's residence in Washington, D.C., for the fifth annual Bytes and Bylines mixer.
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