And who write some cracking tunes, in a traditional way.
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Bluetooth Shower Speaker Don't sing your own tunes in the shower.
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The CD player is playing soft, sexy tunes in the background.
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Though Coleman himself owns a $600 scanner, he mostly tunes in online.
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How do you feel about this song and holiday tunes in general?
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The retro-designed bleeps and tunes in the game are exactly right.
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And no, you probably shouldn't expect any Belinda Carlisle tunes in this episode.
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It's like willingly bugging your own home and hoping no one tunes in.
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Visit our City Pop thread and put some groovin' tunes in your ears!
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But he's also turning out American Songbook-style tunes in a folk-rock age.
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The video also features some pretty wild and loud tunes in Metz's signature style.
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Her rabid fan base tunes in for her beauty product reviews, hauls, and tutorials.
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We recommended just muting the video and playing your own tunes in the background instead.
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They're not kissin' cousins, but they caterwaul some of the same tunes in different keys.
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This is why an entire nation literally tunes in to see how this all ends.
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General-election debates are like the Super Bowl: Everyone tunes in with a set preference.
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With a DJ spinning tunes in the background, the spring looks were sprinkled throughout the shop.
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The crowd that comes to the game or tunes in via the media, is 'my crowd'.
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He is also a songwriter, releasing a CD of his own acoustics-heavy tunes in 2016.
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So do circus calliope tunes, in the film's clearest indication that there's something wicked at play.
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The wax earplugs make everything silent, which makes the tunes in her head even more obvious.
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They just want a million tunes in their pocket and want to pay as little as possible.
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And naturally within minutes of the car ride, Corden cranked the tunes in true carpool karaoke style.
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It wouldn't be "Star Wars" without some gorgeous tunes in the background, and "Jedi: Fallen Order" delivers.
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In a nutshell, he tunes in to Fox News and sides with my 213-year-old father.
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These songs are then synced in real-time when your friend tunes in to listen along with you.
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"Been playing these tunes in my sets for a while now," said Wiwek in an email to THUMP.
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She told Cena that she's become so obsessed that she even tunes in when Kazee, 43, isn't around.
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Juvenile – Tha Block Is Hot, 1999 Who ever said that people just started putting the tunes in rap tunes?
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There's a wistful prettiness to their tunes—in the vein of Kings of Convenience or even early Fleet Foxes.
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This one, for ages 3 through 8, will feature nature tunes in honor of Sukkot, the Jewish harvest holiday.
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We liked the simple act of listening to a DJ playing tunes in an environment built for playing them.
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The boys are still belting out tunes in their birthday suits in the accurately titled long-running musical revue.
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Mr. Urban will perform many of those tunes in concert, along with old favorites from his 3533-year career.
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Movie Munchies put together this compilation of Disney princesses belting out their tunes in Danish, Chinese, Norwegian, Arabic and German.
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Inside, dozens of couples move to upbeat tunes in the intimate space, their bodies twisting together in this sensual dance.
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Kidman is no stranger to the microphone — she famously belted out show tunes in the film version of Moulin Rouge.
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According to Giuliana, 43, her husband Bill, 46, always tunes in to watch her red carpet coverage during award shows.
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We must name people's tunes in one note, even when they were about to play you their entire composition anyway.
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At night, the family watches movies with the veterans, and when the Colts are playing, everyone tunes in together to cheer.
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TRELAB uses its signature Sound2.0 technology with aptX and active noise-cancellation to keep your tunes in — and external noises out.
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The entire world tunes in to watch the Olympics every year — but the only spectator that really matters is your mom.
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You can use your iPhone as a mic while belting out tunes in Singstar, or select answers in competitive trivia games.
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From that point on, track lists kept growing, reaching 28 tunes in FIFA 2004, and including almost every genre in circulation.
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But Felix knows that in her country, at least, the public tunes in to track and field only every four years.
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That's when a broader and more diverse electorate tunes in and press scrutiny becomes tougher, especially on big, important policy questions.
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On stage, she belts arias and show tunes in poufy dresses, her beard an ostensible contrast to her high, delicate voice.
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No one tunes in for the tedious expressions of gratitude, the losers' brave game faces or the designer label name checks.
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His wife now tunes in to WFAN, the radio station to which Mets fans often call to vent about management's decisions.
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He jokes constantly throughout the game, hums tunes in the middle of battle, and never misses a chance to take a selfie.
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But I press on, the twang of some uplifting folk tunes in my ears, and eventually stumble across a seemingly abandoned farmhouse.
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Driving home one August when Amy was 10, we were singing show tunes in the car when we heard an alarming noise.
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"Listening to NPR radio literally saved my life," says Ravitsky of Westerville, Ohio, who regularly tunes in to station WOSU while driving.
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He plays everything from Tin Pan Alley ballads to Stevie Wonder tunes, in a stride jazz piano style and a bluesy baritone.
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He thinks about the tasks awaiting him, loses himself watching a hawk or seagull soar above, and tunes in to the radio.
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In Harlem, mourners gathered outside the Apollo Theatre to dance along to Prince's most iconic tunes in celebration of his life and music.
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Five impish insects snuggled into an overgrown backyard learn life lessons with the help of Beatles tunes in this new animated children's series.
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Canada politely waited—as we do—for our hunk Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, to drop a list of his favourite tunes in response.
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Regardless of preferences, we all deserve to enjoy our tunes in a way that's more immersive than the EarPods that come with iPhones.
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Pirro's Saturday night show, "Justice with Judge Jeanine," is a favorite of Trump's, and he tunes in or records the program every week.
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" Forward Bailey Bram added, "Everyone knows when Canada has a tournament, whether world juniors or our team or the men's, everyone tunes in.
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Check out the festival photos to see the stars who soaked up the sun and took in the tunes in the desert. #Coachella
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Instead of just playing your records as run-of-the-mill players do, it lets you enjoy your tunes in an entirely new way.
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Because, fun fact -- Barnes didn't get to sing any catchy tunes in 'Little Mermaid' ... and says he's the only Disney prince with that distinction.
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The square itself is also decorated in lights, as the Mesilla Singers Choir sing Christmas tunes in front of the Basilica of San Albino.
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Would Maurice, who tunes in to Joe's condition early, really make an insensitive remark to the boy's parents like "At least you've got Rebecca"?
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The original Space Jam followed Jordan teaming up with the Looney Tunes in a desperate attempt to win a basketball match and earn their freedom.
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But, but, but: The Washington Post reports that some in The West Wing thinks he still tunes in for the top of Morning Joe's program.
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MARIAH CAREY We are not exaggerating when we say that Mimi blasted her very own tunes in the most extra place possible: the delivery room.
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But if you need more tunes in your life, you can seamlessly stream music from your phone through bluetooth and it'll still sound amazingly clear.
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Other designers (most notably Jeremy Scott) have similarly begun appropriating fondly remembered childhood throwbacks such as Barbie, Mario Brothers and Looney Tunes in their collections.
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TL: Well yeah, I mean the skating ... I mean obviously the public always tunes in for the Olympic Games, but there is a skating season.
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It doesn't come out until Christmas 2018, so I think the hard part for me will be not humming these tunes in public for two years.
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Mr. Olafsson has also been playing John Adams's concerto "Must the Devil Have All the Good Tunes?" in Europe, with stops planned for the United States.
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Their low-end, bass is bold—but not overwhelming—and joins a hyper-detailed middle and high range, painting your favorite tunes in vibrant musical color.
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Hochman runs hospitals in Seattle, one of the hardest-hit regions, and says his hospital staff tunes in to meetings every morning at 7:30 a.m.
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Trump regularly tunes in to Fox & Friends, the morning cable show on the Fox News Channel co-hosted by Steve Doocy, Brian Kilmeade, and Ainsley Earhardt.
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She also released a cover album of Waitress tunes in 2015 — including the ballad "She Used to Be Mine," which was tapped as the compilation's lead single.
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Everyone tunes in to see the dynamic unfold between Chicklet, the boyish and optimistic Puerto Rican who gets repeatedly owned by his razor-sharp girlfriend, Maleni Cruz.
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He performed and wrote tunes in several genres -- including country, rock, blues and R&B -- but scored his biggest hit for himself with 'Polk Salad' in 1969.
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The characters on Riverdale just so happen to make pretty sweet tunes in between sleuthing for clues about the death of golden boy Jason Blossom (Trevor Stines).
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When Silicon Valley tunes in to the Golden State Warriors game on Saturday, Cyan Banister hopes they notice some Mandarin among the blue and gold team merch.
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To find out if it could work for us now, we decided to taste-test a few flavored condoms—blindfolded, with some relaxing tunes in the background.
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Allison will play some of Nichols's angular, mazelike tunes in an expert quartet featuring the saxophonist Michael Blake, the guitarist Steve Cardenas and the drummer Allan Mednard.
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It tunes in to business evidence on a disastrous Brexit no deal, but tunes out from the economic damage of draconian blocks on access to vital overseas workers.
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Other business owners in the area are joining in too -- including the bar American Whiskey, which is offering free tequila shots and blaring tunes in Spanish all night.
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Mr Banks would spend hours preparing for a set, learning the break-points of records, counting bars and arranging the tunes in his box by their musical keys.
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But by simply putting an electro beat behind traditional tunes in the hopes of preserving authenticity, is he merely capitalising on the current interest in the Arab world?
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I was just at a wedding and decided to pack a Google Home Mini with me to see if I could play some tunes in the hotel room.
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Some celebrities are going the distraction route, with people like Chris Martin hopping on Instagram Live to perform music for anyone who tunes in — he even took requests!
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Ondaatje loves people who are incorrigible, who know how to live slightly outside the law and who have, in Lester Bangs's phrase, some Looney Tunes in their souls.
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Mr. Laguna, who originally made his name on bubble-gum tunes in the '60s, helped her form the Blackhearts, after his wife, Meryl, encouraged them to work together.
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Yesterday, Hamilton-creator Lin-Manuel Miranda went to Capitol Hill to convince lawmakers to preserve funding for federal arts and humanities, and sang a few show tunes in between.
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With a $5 monthly subscription, creators can stream these tunes in the background of their content across YouTube, Twitch, and Mixer, while keeping all of the revenue for themselves.
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A master of both classic jazz and Afro-Cuban styles, he released an album this year featuring ankle-breaking arrangements of Dizzy Gillespie tunes in a Latin-jazz mode.
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So unified has this band become that they recorded the entire record — an impressive document, featuring nine complex, splendidly woven tunes — in a single day at the recording studio.
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You have to understand, when I was making tunes in the 90s it could take three days to finish a track because of how they had to be recorded.
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The first full-length trailer for the Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody goes behind-the-scenes on some of Queen's most classic tunes in an emotional romp through Queen history.
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If Twitter is a faulty platform for rational conversation because of the length constraints, Twitch is the same when a crowd tunes in because there's no way to keep up.
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Some passengers on a Saturday Delta flight had time to contemplate this reality as Kenny G. roamed the cabin with his saxophone, blowing some tunes in the name of charity.
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Some of Travis Barker's former rides are hitting the auction block ... and you can bump his tunes in a vintage Caddy or Chevy ... if you're ready to break the bank!!!
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Bruno Mars is belting out his hit single "24K Magic" on Carpool Karaoke Tuesday night with James Corden, along with other recognizable tunes in what could be the best carpool yet.
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While few details of the sequel are available, the original followed Jordan teaming up with the Looney Tunes in a desperate attempt to win a basketball match and earn their freedom.
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As mentioned above, if your destination service doesn't have these tunes in its catalog, then you're going to need to import them as local files—that is, if you're able to.
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Of course, a great mix can just be a series of great tunes in a great order, but as Objekt's finest moment to date proves, it can also be a science.
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While Gloria Trevi is known as the Mexican Madonna, rocking the charts with tunes in the 80s, she also embraced sexual liberation and explored socio-political issues through her playful centerfolds.
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For one thing, they were frustrated that some record shops were filing the Nigerian guitarist King Sunny Adé, famous for his sparkly, ecstatic West African juju tunes, in the reggae section.
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As the nation tunes in to Super Bowl LII on Sunday, the link between repeated blows to the head and the neurodegeneration of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, has never been stronger.
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It is where he tunes in to see how his latest tweet is going down with his supporters, and to hear that they love him, even if 55% of Americans do not.
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In recent years, Coldplay have been able to outlast the many other British artists who produced similar tunes in the early 2000s (see chart), largely thanks to their incorporation of electronic elements.
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And he's effectively coined his own subgenre of jazz-fusion waltzes: His tunes in that vein are coyly swinging, often with a spritz of country flavor, and plenty of lazy, drawling drag.
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She ventures into the garage, where she fires up an abandoned sports car and tunes in to Radio Free America, on which we hear Oprah Winfrey introduce a song by Bruce Springsteen.
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On Sports For the casual, uninitiated baseball fan who tunes in every once in a while, this season's home-run calls must sound as baffling as a Pentecostal sermon to an unbeliever.
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In Abu Dhabi, everyone who tunes in will experience a new reality -- a movement for inclusion led by people with intellectual disabilities, and an opportunity for the world to follow this lead.
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The iconic "Hallelujah" chorus that ends the second part of this three-part masterpiece has long been one of the very few universally recognized hit tunes in the history of classical music.
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One day Alice is horrified to discover that Lola is broadcasting on her own: She tunes in and watches her exact double perform a show for an audience that is none the wiser.
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As the whole world tunes in on television to watch the Olympic Games in Rio, many fans are noticing a lack of fans who are actually at the games — and they are right.
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Although he previously revealed that "Turn the Lights Down Low" by MAX will be their wedding song, it seems the couple might have a few other tunes in store for their romantic moment.
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The video springs to life on the outer wall of the club hosting the party, and, for a few minutes, everyone tunes in, some Meerkatting the experience live via their Google Glass headsets.
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In the corner, a disc jockey who appeared to be in his 60s spun tunes in a Hawaiian shirt and red-tinted glasses, while women wearing bright red dresses passed out hors d'oeuvres.
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Department heads, masthead editors and the occasional famous guest then gather in a glass-enclosed space in the newsroom for the day's biggest news meeting, to which the Washington bureau tunes in virtually.
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These are great for taking out with you while you're hiking, or simply for when you're travelling away for the weekend and you still want to listen to your tunes in the hotel room.
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The centerpiece of the Canadian rock duo's third LP is a creative departure, sure, but it conjures sweat-soaked rock 'n' roll catharsis as well as any of the simpler tunes in their catalog.
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In the docs, Kathy admits she's had several issues with Mezger over the last year -- including him allegedly throwing garbage in her yard, and blaring Johnny Cash tunes in the direction of Kathy's home.
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These are great for taking out with you while you're hiking, or simply for when you're traveling away for the weekend and you still want to listen to your tunes in the hotel room.
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The format will be a bit different from the original segment; instead of merely singing tunes in a car with James Corden, at the wheel, celebrities will be paired up and spend the day together.
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If you like to listen to tunes in the morning, then Kohler has just the over-the-top product for you: a portable smart speaker with built-in Alexa that slots right into your showerhead.
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"Let's Be Friends," inspired by "the little lie we all share to soften the blow of a breakup," is a breezy, guitar-driven pop number that's one of the singer's most danceable tunes in recent memory.
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Those unflattering impressions are not likely to be improved if Trump, ever the showman himself, tunes in on cable television to watch Comey starring in a hearing that keeps the rest of the country on tenterhooks.
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There's also the added benefit of sharing your music choices with even more people through a public playlist, and the sense of accomplishment with each person that tunes in, if you like that sort of thing.
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Something else that's inspired his new tunes: In 2013, he and his wife Katy – who was pregnant with their first child, son Oliver, at the time – were in a debilitating car crash that shattered his right wrist.
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On his earliest recordings, in the mid-21926s for the Riverside label, Mr. Weston almost fit the profile of a standard bebop musician: He recorded jazz standards and galloping original tunes in a typical small-group format.
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Limbaugh's remarks are part of why his base tunes in to his show, and have not always drawn bipartisan criticism, but his most recent attacks on Buttigieg did just that, with both Republicans and Democrats censuring him.
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Companies such as Google and Amazon have encroached on Sonos' market by selling smart speakers that are also easy for consumers to link up to play the same song, or different tunes, in rooms around their homes.
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" After spending five seasons on The Walking Dead, which is currently in it's eighth season, and appearing on the show's soundtrack with "The Parting Glass," Kinney says she tunes in to the show's new episodes "once in awhile.
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The Tele-Tune, produced by Interconnect Telephone of Canada around 1981, focused its ringtones on the caller, not the recipient; it used chips to play up to eight tunes in place of the ringing you might expect otherwise.
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TaoTronics Wireless Bluetooth Headphones – $228 See Details Background distractions don't stand a chance against the Cowin E21s, a pair of stylish headphones that employ noise-canceling technologies so you can listen to your favorite tunes in impressive clarity.
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And he kept returning to watching coverage on CNN, the cable outlet he derides as biased against him but still tunes in to most often, and becoming more upset as he saw Republican officials condemn him one by one.
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They've already gained support from the likes of Tim Sweeney and Caribou who have dropped their tunes in DJ sets, and Australian electronica heroes Cut Copy, who released Ara Koufax's track "Brenda" on their Oceans Apart mix and compilation.
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ANNALEIGH ASHFORD AND SETH SIKES Known for paying ebullient homage to timeless luminaries including Judy, Liza and Bernadette, Sikes will hail the new decade with nearly century-old tunes in "Twenty '71853s Songs for 71843," set for 71833 p.m.
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The King of Pop might have produced some perfectly crafted tunes in his lifetime, but let's face it: nobody wants to live in a house in which a macabre, disembodied mannequin of the late MJ occupies a whole room.
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The Prince: Chris Pine Pine proved his aptitude for both bringing the charm and belting out tunes in 2014's Into the Woods, and he has plenty of blockbuster experience thanks to the Star Trek franchise and next year's Wonder Woman.
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The "too violent for the screen" argument is becoming harder to support in Blood Meridian's case, as America eagerly tunes in to HBO every year to watch the nightly parade of decapitations, eviscerations, torture, and rape on Game Of Thrones.
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Bush hasn't released new tunes in two years, but the Gavin Rossdale-fronted rock act banded together to record a track in honor of World Refugee Day – and PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at the music video for the song.
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These days, he keeps long-distance tabs on Breanna, who is playing professionally in China after her rookie W.N.B.A. season in Seattle, but he still routinely tunes in to watch the Huskies, as he did for the previous four seasons.
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In an announcement on Twitter, they said: If you check into the band's Facebook page at 4pm EST, you'll be able to watch the show, and everyone who tunes in is encouraged to donate on Facebook, or via text, for its duration.
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Showing fighters to the smallest portion of a niche audience and then wondering why no one tunes in for Demetrious Johnson against guy-who-has-never-been-televised seems to be the entire thought process of the UFC regarding the flyweight division.
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The speech then dropping into the JK Flesh slo mo tech track "In Your Pit" forthcoming on Pressure (a label from The Bug/Kevin Martin), I love the other artists tunes in the mix more than my own, but I love that drop!
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Led by the songwriter Brian Barrentine and his cast, who here portray a construction crew on a mission, young audience members — the recommended ages are 2 to 10 — will explore zydeco in New Orleans, jazz in Paris and Motown tunes in Detroit.
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While usually one thinks of Google Home as a smart assistant ready to take commands and help manage your household, the Google Home can also serve as a humble smart speaker, cranking out tunes in surprisingly good quality for such a compact device.
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Marie's Crisis: Marie's Crisis is a legendary historic gay West Village haunt and the greatest piano bar in NYC where you can get tipsy enough to belt out some show tunes in the presence of people that are much more talented than you.
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Both the Labour and Conservative conferences saw activists and their sensibilities extensively indulged: Jeremy Corbyn reeling out favourite left-wing tunes in Liverpool and Theresa May delighting her party by committing to a hard Brexit, and a crackdown on immigration, in Birmingham last week.
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When it comes to wearability, these buds get high marks thanks to their anatomically-structured silicone ear tips, which also isolate external noise so you can enjoy the rich bass and stirring treble of your favorite tunes in high fidelity, even when deep underwater.
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Disney has announced that in addition to this Grande/Legend collaboration, the soundtrack will also include Celine Dion singing a new song, "How Does A Moment Last Forever," as well as other original tunes, in addition to the classics from the 1991 animated film.
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Oratory and the legacy of German electronic music, there is an association between dance music and perversion, but the kind of sexual activity that might be associated with techno these days was going on to orchestral disco in the 70s and show tunes in the 40s.
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Photo: SonosOur smart speakers continue to get smarter over time, and one of the features recently added to the kit made by Amazon and Google is support for multi-room audio—in other words, the option to play the same tunes in multiple rooms at once.
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DT posted a well-produced dramatic video on his Twitter feed Tuesday afternoon that hyped up his MAGA slogan and was basically fodder for his base -- but it also used one of the orchestral tunes in "The Dark Knight Rises" ... ya know, one of the epic ones.
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After spending a good chunk of the afternoon with Apple's new Siri-controlled speaker, listening to tunes in the company's tony Tribeca apartment meeting space, I'm more convinced than ever that Apple has built an aural triumph in its initial entry to the "smart speaker" space.
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A week later I had to call H. P. to tell him that we needed to get her in the band, and then she learned about 40 tunes in a month, all tabbed out and rehearsed so we could play two sets and a wedding at Halloween.
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The doc gives plenty of screen time to the magnetic Yaw, who dances through the streets of Kumasi and sings and raps his oddball tunes, in a way that makes it hard to believe that he's never spent time in front of a camera or onstage.
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Almost a quarter-century since the Ultimate Fighting Championship began as a Gracie Jiu-Jitsu infomercial and grew into something way bigger, a sad reality remains: the average bloated, remote-flipping, Coors-drinking butt scratcher who tunes in still doesn't know a goddamn thing about grappling.
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"La La Land" opens with a chorus music scene set during a morning traffic jam on a Los Angeles motorway, where drivers jamming away to tunes in their empty cars suddenly jump out of their vehicles and dance on the roofs, all to the beats of a big band.
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O.K., so frisky is perhaps not a word you want to see anywhere near Mr. Lloyd Webber's name, especially if you're among those who were allergic to the felines who purred T. S. Eliot verses to swoony tunes in "Cats," which occupied the Winter Garden for nearly 18 years.
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Yet they feel compelled to share their experience, even if they think the outside world only tunes in after the ghastliest horrors, like the April 7 attack that witnesses and medical workers say used chemical weapons to kill scores of Syrians in Douma, a town in Eastern Ghouta.
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"I guess people like to read about what they want most and experience least," Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) says in the third episode episode, winking at the audience that tunes in each week to watch spectacular violence, adventure, and romance from the lazy comfort of their couches or beds.
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In the kitchen, the children make volcano cakes or create chemical explosions; somewhere in the upper regions of the house, a singing teacher leads the older ones in hollering out show tunes; in the corridors, there is always a multitude of friends and pets and hangers-on milling around.
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Even though it's a Scandinavian country that stretches far into the arctic circle, with a climate that is the polar opposite of the warm and wispy Spanish islands that give Balearic music it's name, Norway has become a surprisingly reliable home for genre's breeziest tunes in recent years.
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Although still laced with glib pop culture references (wow, a skinny latte) and scored with Elton John tunes in a way that plays like a concession to adults, it has occasional fun ideas, such as rendering the inner workings of Holmes's mind in hand-drawn black and white.
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We are in an illusory age of elective politics — a fantasy world in which candidates make wild promises and give new definition to the word "bombast"; a world in which the electorate tunes in with a complicit understanding that none of it has anything to do with governing.
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Although "Cure" seems quite distinct from the more amiable and upbeat folk tunes in his album, "Songs from the Lion," its hermetic room with its isolated inmate raises issues that Mr. Scheuer addressed with the photographer Riya Lerner in their book, "Between Two Spaces," namely the alienating landscapes of treatment.
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He has been lax, he said, about staying in touch with those in Britain, though he tunes in to BBC Radio, and over the course of a photo shoot on a frigid Sunday morning politely requested a "builder's tea": English slang for tea, of no particularly elevated type, served strong, sweet and milky.
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A space opens that doesn't exist until a listener tunes in and hears your voice, a sudden space that may disappear the very next instant but changes that instant, too, no doubt, and it doesn't matter that the previous moment and the ones before remain whatever they were and lock a person down with unforgiving, unalterable rules and possibilities.
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PARELES Dawn Richard, who used to be in Danity Kane, was born in New Orleans, and her "Jealousy" video starts with a minute-long homage to the only-in-New-Orleans culture of Mardi Gras Indians, who work for a year to make their beaded costumes and sing traditional tunes in the streets at carnival time.
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While most of the world tunes in to the Oscars the night of the ceremony — or at least that rarefied part of the world that gives a fig — the race for many of us began this past summer and early fall with three crucial film festivals — Venice, Telluride and Toronto — all of which are considered launching pads for awards movies.
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Check out Noisey's lineup below, and clear your calendars for some sweet tunes in the name of Independence Day: Sunday, July 3 on the Noisey Stage on Fulton Street from 1 PM to 9 PM: Wild NothingPorchesYumi ZoumaPublic Access TV Monday, July 4 on the Noisey Stage on Fulton Street from 1 PM to 9 PM: Lee Fields & The ExpressionsD.
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Maybe it's naivety, perhaps it's the memories evoked by certain songs, but though music seemed to lack the bite, impact or statement necessary of tunes in today's era (see: Beyonce's Lemonade, Solange's A Seat At The Table, Frank Ocean's Blonde—surely three of the best records of all time, if not the streaming generation) it was still creative and capable of creating meaning.
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Just as it's hard to fault coaches for taking advantage of a strategy that works, it's easy to see why the NBA wants it gone: nobody buys tickets or tunes in to watch otherwise dominant players like Drummond and Los Angeles Clippers center DeAndre Jordan be fouled 25 feet from the basket, only to be subsequently humiliated at the free throw line.
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Holly Gibney of the Finders Keepers detective agency is working on the case of a missing dog - and on her own need to be more assertive - when she sees the footage on TV. But when she tunes in again, to the late-night report, she realises there is something not quite right about the correspondent who was first on the scene.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Wednesday renewed his criticism of Fox News anchor Shepard Smith, arguing that "Fake News CNN is better" and saying that he now tunes in to the conservative news outlet One America News Network whenever he gets the chance.
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When Mac sings Civil War battle songs in a hoop skirt made to look like yards of sausage tied together and punctuated by the occasional hot dog bun — or when judy performs Stephen Foster's minstrel tunes in a skirt made of empty potato chip bags, aluminum foil, and gay porn — the extreme counterpoint serves to highlight the subjective nature of the version of history judy presents, as well as to reinforce the authority of judy's unique perspective.
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Glenn Close shared a corner booth with the producer Jordan Roth and the Tony nominee Danny DeVito, Darren Criss took a turn belting out tunes in the piano lounge, and Jennifer Ehle, a nominee for "Oslo" (which won for best play) and Ms. Nixon engaged in a lively conversation that started in a doorway and ended with the two of them sitting on a staircase, their evening gowns (by Alice Temperley and Rosie Assoulin, respectively) gathered around them.
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And SoulCycle has figured out and tapped into the connection between music, emotion, and sweat — so much so that artists like Lady Gaga and Britney Spears have signed off on album release rides with the company, labels have premiered songs like Ariana Grande, Jessie J, and Nicki Minaj's "Bang Bang" at classes, and some musicians have even participated in rides themselves: Instructors are listening to exponentially more music than an average listener, and they're analyzing (scrutinizing, even) tunes in a way that most people don't.
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