I'm the first person to admit that I'm a workaholic.
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Don't be the workaholic astrologers always accuse you of being!
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She is a workaholic who routinely writes through the night.
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I don't think being a workaholic is a bad thing.
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In America's workaholic culture, instant messaging is the 3 a.m.
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Clinton's unpopularity is akin to the unpopularity of a workaholic.
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Does being an actor require you to be a workaholic?
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They are deeply credentialed, polyglot, workaholic and respectful before Congress.
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But, of course, you're feeling like a workaholic today, as usual.
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Ardley is a workaholic manager driven by the spirit of Lazarus.
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I've asked him to coffee but he's kind of a workaholic.
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And associates said his workaholic ways continued at a breathtaking pace.
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In the meantime, the lifelong workaholic is stuck on the sidelines.
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He was a workaholic, a perfectionist and, yes, often a bully.
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Sean Sherk is the obsessive workaholic you'd expect to win belts.
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Hardly. She is known for being a driven workaholic who demands perfection.
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But this devotion to duty and workaholic nature had a dark side.
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I know you're a workaholic, but today you need to chill out.
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Trump is a workaholic, and his passion for hard work is legendary.
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I called a friend, a recently retired workaholic who's had pneumonia twice.
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Today, Lemonis sees both the "pluses and minuses" of his workaholic childhood.
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If you've been a workaholic your whole life, you can't enjoy retirement.
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Stern could be an autocratic workaholic who did not suffer fools lightly.
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Bolton was a workaholic who would routinely rise at 3:30 a.m.
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I'm a shopaholic, but also a workaholic, so I think it levels out.
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For this workaholic, bad news for someone else is great news for her.
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Or should she become some kind of junior workaholic at 10 years old?
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My husband says I have a staring problem—I say I'm a workaholic.
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I'm tightly wound in work – I have a bit of a workaholic thing.
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It's like, 'Tom is a workaholic with a lisp and a tortured childhood.
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Like a lot of other people in this industry, I am a workaholic.
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Bill Gates built a workaholic culture that he has since characterized as intense.
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Smarter Living: Where's the line between being a hard worker and a workaholic?
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He is a workaholic, accessible on the phone to investors around the clock.
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Mr. Kaczynski, a workaholic who rarely ventures out, lives alone in northern Warsaw.
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LOOKING BACK ON MAKING THE HOLIDAY CLASSIC "My dad was a workaholic," he said.
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But this frame of change as arising out of my own individualist workaholic perfectionism?
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Holmes's rationale for her unusual diet was also driven by her utilitarian, workaholic tendencies.
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Even though I'm a self-diagnosed workaholic, this might not always be my reality.
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For the workaholic craving balance, a few of our favorite stress-relieving ideas, ahead.
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" Now, Franco said he realizes that "being a workaholic means you're addicted to something.
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V., 42, was a total workaholic for her entire career and it paid off.
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But he is also a workaholic, which can cause its own set of challenges.
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You could call me a workaholic in that way, but it's also a pleasure.
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Before this kid became a serious workaholic in Hollywood, it almost actually never happened.
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Even after resigning as commissioner, Mr. Stern could not detach from his workaholic tendencies.
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In Mr. D'Andrea, the director has found a workaholic to be his Iran sentinel.
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But fathers who do so are violating both the workaholic culture and traditional gender norms.
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Unfortunately, I don't have a good work and family balance because I am a workaholic.
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Certain stories turned her into a workaholic monster, working all night and never switching off.
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You're the workaholic of the zodiac, Capricorn, but now it's time for you to chill.
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Stern compared his workaholic tendencies to Trump, saying that neither can say no to things.
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No one intends to do that, no matter how much of a workaholic they are.
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I am a workaholic, when I am not in too bad of a psychological condition.
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You'd rather come across as a workaholic — in fact, you're quite proud of that title.
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"I've got all of those addict sort of behaviors," he said, including being a workaholic.
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I would have to be more of a workaholic to afford to be a shopaholic.
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A notorious workaholic, Musk doesn&apost spend his money on lavish vacations or expensive hobbies.
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He is a workaholic, so he wakes up early and works out of the residence.
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Photo: GettyIt looks like Tesla founder and tortured workaholic Elon Musk has deleted his Instagram account.
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A journal is hard to keep when you're an obsessive workaholic with a lot of anxiety.
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Sarah (Rachel Griffiths), the "mom" of the group, is the workaholic trying to have it all.
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You're ready for a vacation—which is rare for you, Capricorn, since you're a total workaholic.
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A workaholic race to succeed, involving all-nighters and meals at desks, is commonplace in banking.
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You're the workaholic of the zodiac, but the Moon in Sagittarius wants you to slow down.
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Let's stop glorifying toxic workaholic traits It's time for the music to come to a halt.
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Croatia similarly looked just fine, but then was outlasted by the seemingly workaholic perseverance of Portugal.
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BROADLY: You play a character who suffers from the New York workaholic burnout, is that right?
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Most of us buy into a workaholic ethos that leaves us with little time for community.
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" Billy, 24 "You refuse to settle down, you're a workaholic and you have too many tattoos.
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Sir Anthony Hopkins is admitting that he's a complete workaholic — and that's not a bad thing.
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Much like being a workaholic, it's a problem we eagerly adopt as a badge of honor.
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"Ezra has gotten me to slow down some and stop being such a workaholic," she said.
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The word "workaholic," though, suggests someone with an addiction, and addictions, by definition, involve irrational behavior.
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McKinnon's Conway has transformed since the election from a put-upon workaholic to a spotlight obsessed maniac.
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At that point the workaholic is in a state of complete uncertainty about future patterns of behavior.
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The workaholic who sacrifices her own life to her career may also be sacrificing her family's lives.
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From the start, workaholic though he is, he understands patients' needs better than most young doctors do.
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Allen, a depressed workaholic, falls in love with a mermaid named Madison after she saves his life.
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And yet having done all that, she's now this dreary, uncool workaholic who should play more golf.
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Fortunately, it is possible to indicate that you are simultaneously a team player and not a workaholic.
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The downside of Day's adopting his mother's workaholic ways is he is too busy to visit Australia.
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He had casually dated but was a constant student and workaholic who hid from a personal life.
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In "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot," Tina Fey transports her nerdy workaholic screen persona to the war in Afghanistan.
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"Answers like 'I'm a perfectionist' or 'I'm a workaholic' are the red flags of phoniness," Welch says.
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He's always been a workaholic, and Fortune reports that he begins sending emails at 4:30 a.m.
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"Giving her lots to do took her mind off her anxieties," Wegman writes of Fay, the workaholic.
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Meanwhile, Italian news reports of infighting and maneuvering among ministers, including its workaholic interior minister, continue apace.
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UNTIL RECENTLY the image of an entrepreneur was of a thrifty workaholic toiling away in a garage.
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If Ghani is the workaholic technocrat, Khalilzad is the wheeler dealer looking to work out an arrangement.
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You're a workaholic, but that doesn't mean you always know how to best manage your time or responsibilities.
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Switching off is difficult – as a natural workaholic, my evenings and weekends are frequently filled with more work.
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And it has genuine stakes in what amounts to a battle for Bob's workaholic soul and Gwen's career.
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Having a workaholic boss can mean working long hours and sacrificing personal time to meet all the demands.
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You might be the workaholic of the zodiac, but this November, you will certainly make time to socialize.
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FCA disclosed earlier this month that Marchionne, a renowned dealmaker and workaholic, was recovering from a shoulder operation.
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Nedved, Raiola says, is an "extremist" — a soccer-playing workaholic who lives to train harder than his peers.
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I'm kind of a workaholic, so it's tough for me to kind of like separate work and play.
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"Everyone in Manhattan thinks I'm being a slacker, and everyone here thinks I'm being a workaholic," he said.
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The move sets a strong example for other fathers in Japan's workaholic culture, The New York Times reports.
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As a self-proclaimed recovering workaholic, he said the content and approach in "Tools of Titans" were refreshing.
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It can often feel like you have to be a stressed-out workaholic in order to be successful.
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The frenetic "Workaholic Paranoid Bitch" fires out drum hits with the speed and devastation of a gatling gun.
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Another flavor is the obsessed workaholic; the person who can never relax and enjoy the fruits of their labor.
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I would but alarm bells would ring, because I know how workaholic and slightly crazy I am over work.
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Orcel said the workaholic culture needs to change and highlighted Copenhagen, where bank offices are empty at 5 p.m.
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In other words, if your 10th house is actually home to several planets, you may have some workaholic tendencies.
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"If it hadn't been for Paul, we would've made a lot less records because he's the workaholic," Starr says.
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Today is very busy: Things are shifting at home, and the Moon in workaholic Virgo is also calling you.
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CNN recently published an article about how to handle a workaholic boss and more than 100 readers weighed in.
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Diem was a workaholic who could hold forth for hours before journalists and other visitors to the Presidential Palace.
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Musk is famous for his workaholic tendencies, famously eschewing vacations and sleeping on the floor of his Tesla factory.
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Hong Kong's chief executive is known for being a workaholic and for practically never backing down in a fight.
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This week, you're living out the most popular Capricorn workaholic stereotype, but you're tapped into something really psychic as well.
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The problem is individualist workaholic perfectionism I mean, at first I liked these books, their peppy exhortations to try harder.
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Steve probably has parents and maybe siblings, but this workaholic seems to be all about his business and nothing else.
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For the workaholic (or the miser, or the strict dieter), there is no guilt, but there is also no pleasure.
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The workaholic Lenin imposed strict Bolshevik discipline, including a sleep rota and two classes of tickets for the only lavatory.
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Flirting about physics Ostadhassan is laid-back and fit, a workaholic who feels antsy when he doesn't hit the gym.
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Elsewhere in the season, Catania struggles with empty nest syndrome, which is partly due to her distracted workaholic boyfriend David.
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That's longer even than their typically workaholic American brethren: New Yorkers outwork employees in the next 29 largest US cities.
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Or maybe the victim was a workaholic who unknowingly neglected their partner, leading the cheater to look for fulfillment elsewhere.
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WPP CEO Sir Martin Sorrell is a legendary workaholic whose employees can expect emails at any hour of the night.
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And as a self-admitted workaholic, Greenwood struggles to effectively balance his work life with the rest of his life.
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Carlos Nazario, a stylist and the fashion director of Fantastic Man who works closely with Dolan, emphasizes this workaholic tendency.
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Having a workaholic as a boss often means working long hours and sacrificing personal time to meet all the demands.
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Shinjiro Koizumi, the son of a popular ex-prime minister, was praised for setting an example for Japan's workaholic fathers.
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I'd be completely out of reach from workaholic bosses or temperamental editors and oblivious to breaking news on the ground.
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"She is a workaholic, through and through," her brother-in-law Lee Gaskill told the New York Times in 2010.
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"He's a workaholic, Tony," said the neighbor, a physician, who asked to be identified by only his first name, Abid.
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"She is very demanding of her staff, expects perfection," he added, using the term "workaholic" repeatedly to describe her. Mrs.
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I can be a workaholic so I've been trying to learn how to balance that part of my life as well.
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Patton, who is notorious for his prolific output and workaholic nature, kept chugging along after Faith No More dissolved in 1998.
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A workaholic, he hardly ever took time off, designing around 14 collections a year ranging from couture to high-street fashions.
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So the reason Hillary is so unpopular is that she's a workaholic and doesn't seem to have any fun outside work.
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As her business grew, everything else in her life was overcome with work and her passion ultimately led to workaholic tendencies.
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Jill's boss, Selby Rothberg, is a woman, too—a workaholic woman, granted, with no private life and an abusive management style.
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"Now I've got to figure out all these neurotic anxious patterns that result in this perfectionism and workaholic tendencies," he continues.
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Speak to him honestly about what you are willing to toast: his transition from workaholic to more attentive husband and father.
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A prominent journalist and columnist at The New York Times, he is, by his own description, a workaholic and insecure overachiever.
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Inga Beale 453, chief executive, Lloyd's of London In my 30s, I went through a period of being a complete workaholic.
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I've read what feels like dozens of articles recently that shine a light on the workaholic culture of the millennial generation.
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Or that a workaholic colleague, Massimo, was trying not to take his holiday, and required a push in the right direction.
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Work is a constant theme on the record, from the title of the album to "Work It" and "Workaholic Paranoid Bitch".
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Before this gridiron guy became a Hollywood workaholic, he was just another lounging lad rootin' for his home team in Northern California.
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A workaholic is killed in a car accident and brought back as some kind of retriever, drops by his family home Mrs.
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Despite stepping down as chief executive in 13, the self-confessed workaholic continued to work seven-day weeks and twelve-hour days.
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I guess you could call it being a workaholic, but I generally work on music every day as long as I can.
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As time went by and her workaholic father did well financially, the Kirschenbaums got rid of their Pontiac and bought a Cadillac.
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In those days, the only 'reputation' Roger had was as a workaholic TV guy who managed to make Richard Nixon seem likeable.
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The prince is known to be a "workaholic" who spends 18 hours of the day in his office, according to The Guardian.
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Retiring Laurie Scherrer was a workaholic sales executive when she began forgetting customers and losing her ability to perform simple math calculations.
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Maybe this is a superficial little Rorschach test — did you put "workaholic" for "one who always has time to spend?" or SHOPAHOLIC?
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Her workaholic madness is a pre-emptive strike against "Mindy" withdrawal, Ms. Kaling, 38, admitted during a phone call from Los Angeles.
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He is also approvingly seen as a fellow workaholic by the president (whose only known hobbies are golf and hate-watching CNN).
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In fact, debt was the biggest relationship killer after dating a workaholic, (which is apparently worse than having no career prospects at all).
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And Nathaniel (Scott Michael Foster) reminds her a bit too much of the workaholic lifestyle she sought to leave behind in New York.
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The storyline follows a workaholic bird and a spirited teenage girl who work together to bring a newborn baby to its rightful home.
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An intellectually brilliant, multilingual, workaholic bastion of the CDU's liberal wing, many consider the chancellery director the most powerful man in the city.
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" For example, he said, "Every interview I gave, people would tell me, 'You're known for doing all these things, are you a workaholic?
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On her last birthday, despite being on deadline, Maura, a self-confessed workaholic, took the afternoon off to take a paper flower class.
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As you guys have probably noticed, I tend to be a workaholic and I don't know how to separate work from leisure time.
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Before this serious little star became a workaholic, she was just another dancing doll ready to take center stage in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Like Father (NETFLIX FILM): After she's left at the altar, a workaholic executive ends up on her honeymoon cruise with her estranged father.
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The hedonistic, workaholic sea goat of the zodiac might have a very cold vibe; however, that doesn't mean Capricorn doesn't know emotional pain.
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Terrace Martin is a multi-instrumental jazz wizard, a Grammy-winning rap producer, an inspiration to Barack Obama, and, apparently, an unstoppable workaholic.
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A canny observer can read them like text; these visuals tell a wordless story of a girl, her workaholic father and absent mother.
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As a workaholic, Capricorn, this can be a tense time for you; however, some powerful transformations could go down today around these themes.
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Now, this single-serve unit comes in kitschy hues like this Oasis blue, and it's our pick for the workaholic on your list.
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DeHaan plays Lockhart, a workaholic Wall Streeter (are there any other kind in movies?) whose bosses catch him pulling some ethical sleight-of-hand.
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Brooks's larger point, however, isn't that he can't Google to find out what Clinton's hobbies are — it's that she's too much of a workaholic.
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Not talking about work would have left Souder with little to say, as he seemed to be a bit of a workaholic, Butler said.
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Remember, Microsoft was a company founded and run by a brilliant but notoriously hard-driving software programmer, Bill Gates, who built a workaholic culture.
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" Joel Butler, a physicist at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, who leads another CERN detector team, calls her a "workaholic, no doubt about it.
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It's a Big Deal: Shinjiro Koizumi, the son of a popular ex-prime minister, was praised for setting an example for Japan's workaholic fathers.
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But A Beautiful Day follows Lloyd Vogel (Matthew Rhys), a jaded, workaholic journalist assigned to profile Rogers, who is convincingly embodied by Tom Hanks.
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Organizing a wedding seemed like a daunting time commitment to Ms. Shull, who everyone describes as a workaholic, but getting married made perfect sense.
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If your bookkeeper never takes a vacation, it could simply mean he or she is extremely conscientious, or even a bit of a workaholic.
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He didn't speak much English, but he was known as a restless workaholic who moved around the country starting new driving and trucking businesses.
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Spending money in the here and now is difficult, and you're such a workaholic (gotta get that next promotion!) that your spare time is limited.
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Long after the President's official day has ended, his workaholic tendencies have him hosting a rotating supper club at the most coveted address in Washington.
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The new Netflix movie, which debuted on August 3, stars Kristen Bell as Rachel, an ambitious workaholic who gets stood up on her wedding day.
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It's funny that Simon makes these comics about wastoid slackers because he's a turbo-powered workaholic who pours all of his time into making comics.
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For the famously workaholic Donald Trump, raising children during his business' construction boom in the 1980s required a challenging balance of work and family life.
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There are questions about what Kobe means, and whether the perception of him as an unyielding workaholic control freak is a net positive or negative.
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Even in Silicon Valley, where workaholic habits are celebrated, most dedicated techies will admit lack of sleep can lead to burnout and poor decision-making.
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Before this cozy kid was heating up Hollywood as a well-known workaholic, he was just another young man embracing sweater weather in Evanston, Illinois.
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If I'm a workaholic, it's only because I hate work so much that I'm trying to finish it, all of it, once and for all.
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Neumann himself was the perfect embodiment of the WeWork ethos, mixing a workaholic drive with a sense of purpose and a larger-than-life persona.
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If you say a "weakness" that actually makes you look good — like "I'm a workaholic" or "I care too much" — they'll just think you're phony.
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For the first time in his career, Bzdelik was more than an anonymous workaholic who found himself in the right place at the right time.
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But he was better known as a workaholic who arrived at his Midtown Manhattan office before dawn and sometimes convened staff meetings at 6 a.m.
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But although he is certainly a "master," Mr. Leslie is a workaholic who could also be shown at the contemporary-focused sibling fair, Frieze London.
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Mr. Ohlmeyer was known as a workaholic who used NFL Films footage as inspiration, seeking low angles and tight close-ups that revealed players' emotions.
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The idea of a solo workaholic auteur creates these expectations that you have to be a depressive loner or a misanthrope to make good music.
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Far from a dystopian workaholic state, I see in China a sense of optimism, feeling of upward mobility, and pace of improvement that is extraordinary.
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He's an aimless So-Cal bro, while she's a Manhattan workaholic, and the two dated for about two minutes at summer camp, but so what.
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"I was just in a real season of kind of being a workaholic a bit and just not knowing how to slow down," she said.
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Mary Jane (Elizabeth Stanley) is a brittle tiger mom suppressing secret trauma; she and her workaholic husband, Steve (Sean Allan Krill), have grown peevishly distant.
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"I had no idea that the movie would do as well [as it did]," Taye Diggs, who plays workaholic businessman Rick in the film, tells PEOPLE.
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But after suffering six miscarriages, the self-described "workaholic" found herself deeply depressed — and in need of a change, and a breath of fresh farm air.
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Di Fara Pizza was opened in 1965 by Domenico DeMarco, an Italian immigrant and known workaholic who's barely taken a day off in over 50 years.
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Mr. Cameron valued her workaholic talents, naming her Home Office secretary, one of the four senior cabinet posts, only the second woman to hold the job.
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If your boss is a workaholic, you'll likely turn into one too and if your fellow students mostly hang out with one another, so will you.
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A self-described workaholic with a dedication to working 24/7, this New Yorker struck out on his own and started his first business in 2008.
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But Glamour was once the cash cow of Condé Nast, the 80-year-old workaholic women's magazine that powered the shiny town cars at the curb.
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Rupert, a workaholic, sided with Mr. Ailes in a turf war and was also annoyed that his eldest son enjoyed lengthy sailing and mountain climbing vacations.
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Not only is Trump a literacy-lite, conspiracy-chasing, compulsively lying bigot, he is also a narcissistic workaholic who now wields the power of the presidency.
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As a workaholic reporter in Washington covering the White House, I would push her on a swing and read a research paper at the same time.
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When Axel was born, I stepped back from my former life as an achievement-obsessed workaholic and encouraged my wife to embrace her busy law career.
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CreditCreditVincent Yu/Associated Press HONG KONG — Carrie Lam, the embattled chief executive of Hong Kong, is a workaholic who sleeps three to five hours a night.
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Their approach, they say, will not only combat climate change, but free us from a workaholic culture in which so many struggle to make ends meet.
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But it's also frustrating to watch them make impassioned cases for time off for "pet parents" and workaholic women without making any connections to the wider world.
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Life as a woman, we are given to believe, is a walk on the razor's edge between prude and slut, workaholic and feminist failure, bitch and bimbo.
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Kimmel asked whether or not Kanye would consider himself a "workaholic," given that he'd just produced and released six studio albums, including his own, over one summer.
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"(Re)Connect " - To be announcedIn this reality show, families struggling with issues — like workaholic parents and competitive siblings — address their problems with the help of specialized experts.
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If you're a workaholic, I don't think you can completely turn off—but you can find ways to channel your energy into a more productive, healthy relationship.
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Well, I'm a workaholic, and lately I'm thinking I'm going to retire, but sort of in that Eminem/Jay-Z way where you don't really do it.
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Associates, including several people interviewed over the past week inside Tesla, his electric car company, portray him as a workaholic who zeros in on the smallest details.
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But in the attempt to balance the "law" and "order" halves of this series, she's underdeveloped, with a only few flicks at rounding out her workaholic character.
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A notorious workaholic, Musk doesn&apost spend his money on lavish vacations or expensive hobbies; he even planned to spend his 48th birthday improving Tesla&aposs logistics.
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When I get into a situation when I'm being a workaholic and not taking care of myself, then I'm not obeying the vow of my self-marriage.
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Jacqueline, the hyper-ambitious, glamorous workaholic, and Angela, the graceful, down-to-earth artist, felt like women we were in the process of becoming, or could be.
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People who know him say an unflappable demeanor denotes an attention to detail, a workaholic who came in as an outsider to win the party leadership in 2016.
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"My whole childhood, my dad was a workaholic," says 29-year-old King, who once even had a small role in his 1999 movie Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo.
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He's a notorious workaholic, so balancing both that work — which is extremely important to him — and the rigors of the tour every night, it really wore him out.
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He's a notorious workaholic, so balancing both that work – which is extremely important to him – and the rigors of the tour every night, it really wore him out.
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In the past few decades, when pensions in most rich countries were reasonably generous and early retirement was positively encouraged, only the most workaholic (or improvident) continued working.
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He's a notorious workaholic, so balancing both that work — which is extremely important to him — and the rigors of the tour every night, it really wore him out.
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In Hook, released in 1991, Robin Williams plays a workaholic dad who's forgotten how to have fun, a reversal of the classic Peter Pan who won't grow up.
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"He's a notorious workaholic, so balancing both that work – which is extremely important to him – and the rigors of the tour every night, it really wore him out."
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Evelyn and Madeline leave him behind in their London flat, resigned in their confirmation that he really is a workaholic (and to think: this was work before email!).
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He's a notorious workaholic, so balancing both that work – which is extremely important to him – and the rigors of the tour every night, it really wore him out.
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Ellen DeGeneres made one thing clear and another thing unclear ... Ryan Seacrest is a workaholic who may or may not become the host of the "American Idol" reboot.
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Cubii Pro Seated Under-Desk Elliptical, $349, available at AmazonThis little elliptical machine fits under their desks so even the biggest workaholic won't have an excuse this year.
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Ellis Grey from "Grey's Anatomy" was an overbearing and cutthroat workaholic who was responsible for most of the emotional baggage that Meredith should be dealing with in therapy.
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He's a notorious workaholic, so balancing both that work — which is extremely important to him – and the rigors of the tour every night, it really wore him out.
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That's not entirely unexpected, because Kim is played by Tina Fey, an old hand at portraying the self-deprecating, nerdy workaholic getting a handle on her personal life.
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He's a good agent, committed to his job and to the ideals it represents — enough to have rendered him a workaholic and driven him apart from his wife.
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In 2001, HBO's immensely popular Sex and the City dealt with the issue when workaholic Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) becomes pregnant after a one-night stand with her ex.
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Capricorn is associated with the Devil card in the tarot, and while Capricorn has a big reputation for being a workaholic, it's really just a lusty old goat.
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Ms. Bell's Rachel is a workaholic advertising exec who's still setting up meetings on her cellphone on the day of her wedding, at Central Park's scenic Bethesda Fountain.
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He was known to be a workaholic and something of a political chameleon: over the years, he had found a place for himself regardless of the ruling order.
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Tesla's Cybertruck fiasco cost Elon Musk $768 million in a single day — here's how the notorious workaholic and father of 5 makes and spends his $23.6 billion fortune
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Their repartée together is so energetic, it could power a workaholic CEO's office, or at least the lemon battery science project that Charlie is completing for Rick's son.
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He had a reputation as a shrewd, combative businessman, a brilliant scientist and a consummate workaholic who, at 75, still logged long hours in the office most days.
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As biographers Michael Kranish and Marc Fisher describe him in their book, Trump Revealed, the president's father, Fred Trump, was also a disciplinarian, a workaholic, and a skinflint.
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Zahedi is a workaholic who has a constitutional aversion to small talk and rarely does anything resembling hanging out; working, many people told me, is how he hangs out.
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The documentary film RBG, in theaters May 803, portrays Ruth Bader Ginsburg as a hard-nosed workaholic with more than a few wins for women's rights under her jabot.
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Now the sixth seed wants to make sure all his hard work does not unravel in the final as he faces a rival who he called tennis's "premier workaholic".
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He described his father as a tireless workaholic who created music from the moment he woke up until he slept, only to it all over again the following day.
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The Moon enters fellow earth sign Capricorn this morning, and while the sign is known for being the workaholic of the zodiac, it evokes your inner-hedonist right now.
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Orcel said the workaholic culture needs to change and highlighted Copenhagen, where bank offices are empty at 5pm as staff collect children from school but then work from home.
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Sorrell is "a workaholic" who knows all his numbers and subsidiaries, said Sawiris, who owns a telecom company in North Korea and also has business interests in gold mining.
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Ministers and royals I've talked to describe MBS as a workaholic, consuming spreadsheets late in the night, calling ministers to his office and to account way after their bedtime.
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Julian Elfer does fine work as a workaholic diplomat who has neglected his personal life, and Katie Firth is equally strong as the one who got away (28663:245).
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Julian Elfer does fine work as a workaholic diplomat who has neglected his personal life, and Katie Firth is equally strong as the one who got away (4523:4513).
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Julian Elfer does fine work as a workaholic diplomat who has neglected his personal life, and Katie Firth is equally strong as the one who got away (2:50).
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Julian Elfer does fine work as a workaholic diplomat who has neglected his personal life, and Katie Firth is equally strong as the one who got away (2352:23866).
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Critic score: 46%Audience score: 46%Netflix description: "After she's left at the altar, a workaholic advertising executive ends up on her Caribbean honeymoon cruise with her estranged father."
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People wouldn't realize this about you because you're such a workaholic, but building a solid, stable home (in a fancy big mansion, of course) is super important to you.
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You're the workaholic of the zodiac, Capricorn, but now that warrior Mars is in Sagittarius, activating the sector of your chart that rules sleep, it's time for a break.
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Julian Elfer does fine work as a workaholic diplomat who has neglected his personal life, and Katie Firth is equally strong as the one who got away (2239:26200).
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Julian Elfer does fine work as a workaholic diplomat who has neglected his personal life, and Katie Firth is equally strong as the one who got away (3743:27923).
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Julian Elfer does fine work as a workaholic diplomat who has neglected his personal life, and Katie Firth is equally strong as the one who got away (4203:23727).
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Julian Elfer does fine work as a workaholic diplomat who has neglected his personal life, and Katie Firth is equally strong as the one who got away (4193:4183).
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Julian Elfer does fine work as a workaholic diplomat who has neglected his personal life, and Katie Firth is equally strong as the one who got away (230:2210).
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I don't underestimate him, but from how I watched him treat other people, I think he is really just a workaholic, but very disorganized, very last minute, very overextended.
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In this version, the woman is a tactless workaholic who needs to connect with her feelings; just don't expect those to entail an even greater appreciation for her job.
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As a character to behold, a face of the sport, Pitino was undeniably compelling and endearing, an avowed workaholic who could coax the comatose into a trap-press frenzy.
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Libra is the sign of balance: You're famous for being a workaholic, Cap, so take a tip from Libra and try to be more balanced about how often you work!
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"It is a very mom-and-pop kind of operation where nothing happens without the two of them," said a former Jet employee, who describes the founder as a workaholic.
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Astrologers call you the workaholic of the zodiac, but you're ruled by the Devil card in the tarot; don't let anyone tell you that you don't know how to party.
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Growing my net worth by anywhere from $212,000 to $70,000 a year for three years straight might make you assume I'm sort sort of a workaholic or mega-earning businessman.
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A combination of workaholic strain and grief over my mother's recent death had plunged me into a spiral of self-neglect as I veered between pigging out and going hungry.
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A self-described workaholic, the filmmaker, former art gallery owner and president of the nonprofit Active Citizen Project seems to dive into projects with two feet and not look back.
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Evicted by a landlord who distrusts unmarried renters, the workaholic Kaira retreats to her seaside hometown in Goa and her affluent parents, who fret over her lack of matrimonial prospects.
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"Now the people are asking since you said he is guilty of this, why aren't you doing anything," said Mahathir, a self-proclaimed workaholic whose desk was strewn with documents.
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Even in Japan, the government is encouraging companies to allow Monday mornings off, although other schemes in the workaholic country to persuade employees to take it easy have had little effect.
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The "bad" movie father is usually presented in one of three ways: violent and abusive, indifferent to the point of neglectful, or the detached workaholic in need of an enlightening journey.
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Recruitment companies also said investment banking was rebounding as a desirable profession partly because of banks' concerted effort to end their workaholic culture, such as introducing more balanced work-life structures.
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Despite her Britishness, she is a classic New York workaholic: it's not that she adores being in the grind of labor; it's that she is devoured by anxiety when she's not.
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I am a recovering workaholic who used to put in 15 hour days seven days a week, always thinking there was something else that I could do to be more effective.
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Now read: Elon Musk is worth about $23 billion and has never taken a paycheck from Tesla — here's how the notorious workaholic and father of 5 makes and spends his fortune
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Critic score: 92%Audience score: 69%Netflix description: "In desperate need of a break from the office, two beleaguered assistants team up to trick their workaholic bosses into falling in love."
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He had a reputation as a brilliant scientist, renowned workaholic and shrewd and combative businessman who filed hundreds of lawsuits aimed at opening the market to his generic versions of drugs.
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I'm a Workaholic – If regular scheduled walks and feedings sound like too much for you, an aquarium can be pretty much self-sufficient, but it takes a few months of preparation.
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He has become known for surprise inspection "raids" of hospitals or schools, even in Punjab's smaller towns, and his aides describe him as a workaholic with a taste for 7 a.m.
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There is a lot to be explored, about their powers, their friendship and their home life (Wes is largely alone thanks to his workaholic father; Sadie's parents are struggling with finances).
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CareerUranus has made you a workaholic over the past seven years, but your creative juices will start to flow once he changes houses and moves into your house of friendship in March!
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His color and erratic whimsy provide a stark contrast to her own dreary, micromanaged life, organized by her hyper-vigilant workaholic mother, voiced with a good deal of empathy by Rachel McAdams.
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A known workaholic, Marchionne ran Fiat for 14 years, turning around a company that lost $7 billion in 2003 into one that pulled in $1.2 billion in the first quarter of 2018.
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Yet despite that frequency, some founders (and PR folks) are extraordinarily good at pitching and find great success, while others seem to never get the attention of even the most workaholic writers.
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Callie's lawyer was particularly harsh at times, painting Arizona to be a workaholic, partying mother who frequently abandoned her duties to do last-minute surgeries or go to trivia nights with Webber.
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It's not surprising that nearly everyone speaks about Leonard in glowing terms, but Adam also appears on-camera to talk about his often difficult relationship with his workaholic and sometimes distant father.
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In late career, he was still a workaholic, overbooking on commissions, pacifying popes, writing poetry, and cooking up designs for other artists (Sebastiano del Piombo, Daniele da Volterra) to turn into paintings.
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"She's very assertive, she's strong-willed, she's a workaholic, she's determined, she's smart, witty and for her to become missing is very puzzling to me, because she's a fighter," said Ms. Ross.
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What no one expected was that Netflix (which declined to make a representative available to speak for this story) would yes-and the team into a two-year-long workaholic fever dream.
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Racked by guilt and driven by the need to shoulder Jimmy's financial burdens, Kim became a total workaholic, triple-checking every document and taking on more clients than she could possibly handle.
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Although Goldberg acknowledges that she is a workaholic who spends much of her time thinking about men who cause women "irreparable misery," she maintains the bright, squiggly demeanor of a screwball heroine.
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In the film, Jennifer Lopez plays Mary Fiore (yes, Jennifer Lopez is supposed to be Italian—we'll get to that later), a perpetually single, perfectionist workaholic who plans weddings for a living.
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Born in Mexico City in 1904, Covarrubias was a member of Kahlo's inner circle — a highly sociable workaholic, painter, anthropologist, teacher, writer and sometime curator — who had a chameleonic talent for drawing.
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That's mitigated a bit by the fact that Eastwood, famously a workaholic, didn't just cast himself in the film, but cast his own daughter, too, to play Earl's neglected and hurt daughter.
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A source close to the "Gold Digger" singer denied West was having some kind of breakdown, telling celebrity outlets People and Us Weekly that West was a workaholic who was simply worn out.
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Mr Lee says the "workaholic mentality" is an "old-fashioned perception from the development era" that followed the Korean war, when workers were encouraged to toil long hours to make the nation rich.
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While that might sound like the schedule of a workaholic (or maybe a farmer, or U.S. president) the people in the article swear it's not necessarily an insane workload that inspires the schedule.
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Now I'm at a point that I do want something that will force me to kind of calm down—not calm down, but to give me a break because I'm such a workaholic.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A rare snowstorm hit Tokyo on Monday, snarling train services, forcing the cancellation of scores of flights and prompting hordes of workaholic Japanese to heed official advice to head home early.
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He is on the job around the clock, and expects those on his payroll to be the same way, but also resists a rigid schedule—he is, in other words, an unstructured workaholic.
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Adam, alone at first, is a clueless workaholic; Eve, created by God to help Adam get his act together, has better people skills and can multitask, even though Adam thinks she's a nag.
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He's a workaholic, though on this eventful visit home he comes to realize that all that effort has made little difference in solving the problems of the day or in advancing his career.
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On a day when the rest of the world is nursing hangovers, watching bowl games or simply kicking back and chilling out, these workaholic characters are preparing for the fight of their lives.
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I eventually realized that being a workaholic was a choice, not a necessity, and the best way to manage is to surround yourself with the best people you can find and empower them.
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Because I'm such a workaholic, the only way I could legitimize going back to one was to make it into a project, thinking this is a public health issue that I'm writing about.
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And, to meet the expectations of our workaholic culture, those whose employers do offer paid vacation don't take it all (or take work along), virtually gifting their earned time off back to the job.
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The father was also incredibly workaholic, so this is a man who got up before the family rose in the morning and got home just in time for dinner and worked into the night.
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Since the album's first side establishes Byrne as a shrill workaholic, the five songs on the second side are doubly startling — especially the sex sequence, which may hardly be a sex sequence at all.
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" • Another club member and longtime friend, Robin Bernstein, says Trump is a "workaholic deep thinker He asks many people around him the same questions because he wants to hear all sides of an issue.
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This self-proclaimed workaholic who is known as the co-host of 2 Dope Queens, a podcast turned HBO special, also just released a new book of hilarious essays, Everything's Trash, But It's Okay.
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Their small daughter Nika, brilliantly played by Bronislawa Zamachowska in her film debut, is devoted to her workaholic father—but decides she would feel more at home in an orphanage than living with him.
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The workaholic Canadian, who has spent just two and a half weeks at home since Christmas, announced herself on the international stage by capturing a first major victory at the LPGA Championship in June.
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The number of appearances - 4.23 times that of the Federal Reserve chair and seven times that of the Bank of England governor - could drain even a workaholic like Kuroda, who is in good health.
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RENATA KOBETTS MILLER Bronxville, N.Y. To the Editor: David Brooks does not focus on the most important point in his criticism of Hillary Clinton's purported "workaholic" persona: the fact that she is a woman.
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Raghav's father, Anirudh (Sushant Singh Rajput, with a bad fake beard and grayed hair in the present-day sequences), a workaholic businessman of some unspecified sort, is the very picture of modern Indian success.
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With his champion whiskers and voluble temper, Stanton could resemble Mr. Spottletoe in "Martin Chuzzlewit," but in many ways he more closely resembled Dickens himself: a difficult, self-made, emotional workaholic of prodigious achievement.
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One of the show's best episodes is shot from the perspective of a dog, left at home all day in his Queens apartment by his depressive, workaholic (and, it is implied, Trump-voting) owner.
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By the end of the government's case, jurors had heard stories about Mr. Guzmán's temper, grace under pressure, bottomless libido, workaholic nature, love of the limelight and obsession with spying on everyone around him.
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While for years I had been a workaholic obsessively focused on writing about subjects outside of myself, suddenly, I was interested in me, and figuring out what had led me to feeling so numb.
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I don't think the "workaholic woman" story always has to end with the woman choosing romance and/or a family; there are plenty of other ways for a woman's life to be rich and fulfilling.
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Donald Trump junior said in the run-up to the Utah caucuses that his dad's values are the same as Utah's because he is a teetotal non-smoking workaholic with a strong sense of family.
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As an editor on a small alt-weekly staff (and self-identified workaholic), I actually can't unplug for too long at a time, lest I miss a crucial email or a bit of breaking news.
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I don't miss the high costs of higher education and healthcare that I experienced in the US. I also don't miss the workaholic culture that's prevalent in the US. Visit Insider's homepage for more stories.
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Because of the intense workaholic culture that's prevalent in the US, I often felt like I was never doing enough when I lived there, even if I hustled for 60 to 70 hours per week.
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A well-known workaholic, while in Costa Rica he was immersed in editing his next movie, "At Eternity's Gate," about Vincent van Gogh in Arles, France, starring Willem Dafoe with Oscar Isaac as Paul Gauguin.
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Like any other hopeless workaholic — me, her, many of us — I'm back at my desk, coughing away, to the mild consternation of my colleagues, who stand an extra few feet off when asking how I am.
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Directed by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, the episodic film plays like a more serious extension of Ms. Fey's best-known persona as a nerdy workaholic, on more treacherous terrain and with an Afghan culture clash.
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An Italian-born Canadian, Mr. Marchionne had a reputation as a chain-smoking workaholic, one who forged his career as a tax consultant before moving on to a metals-trading firm and a trade services company.
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A set of more personal interviewees, including his sister, ex-fiancé, and current partner, fill in a matching psychological profile of someone who is an insecure workaholic prone to dissimulating his existential angst behind witty provocations.
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Capricorn is a grounded, stable Earth sign; while it's not thought of as being one of the sexiest signs in the zodiac due to its reputation for being a workaholic, Capricorn is actually sexy as hell.
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Married and a father of four, Mr. Dahlan describes himself as a workaholic who never vacations; he showed me the backyard garden, where he says he never spends time except to show it off to guests.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A workaholic keen swimmer with an extensive knowledge of foreign literature — China's state news agency Xinhua on Friday cracked open the door to President Xi Jinping's private life in an unusual and glowing profile.
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But no comic can anticipate the news cycle, even one as savvy about gender and politics as Ms. Wolf, a workaholic who appears on "The Daily Show" and in seemingly every comedy room in New York.
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Researching a book for Barbie's 60th anniversary, I was thrilled to discover that Ruth Handler, a fellow Jewish workaholic from a big clan with lots of brothers, created Barbara Millicent Roberts, the world's most famous blonde WASP.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - From the "Rocky" theme to cash handouts and early "Premium Friday" finishes, a small but growing number of companies in workaholic Japan are getting creative with the ways they're getting employees out the door early.
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The fish-out-of-water narrative is predictable, although Olivia aggressively (and sometimes tiresomely) resists the romantic-heroine mold: She's a hard-drinking, banjo-playing workaholic whose culinary spirit animal seems more Anthony Bourdain than Ina Garten.
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Jessie: About two years ago I came to the realization that I was living to work, & not because I was a workaholic or because I was scrambling for my next material possession, but because I had to.
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Ever the workaholic, he's made 211 features and short films over the course of this decade, three of which premiered this year at major festivals: Victory Day in Berlin, Donbass at Cannes, and The Trial in Venice.
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Stars: Jing Boran, Zhou Dongyu and Zhuangzhuang Tian Relationship status with Netflix: Currently streaming "Like Father" Plot: After she's left at the altar, a workaholic advertising executive ends up on her Caribbean honeymoon cruise with her estranged father.
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" Becoming a fiction writer is the latest career move for someone who, with his talk show, TV specials, hosting gig for the Eurovision contest and even an "agony uncle" advice column in The Telegraph, exemplifies the word "workaholic.
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Charney is a workaholic, a provocateur, and a hard-driving businessman who turned a t-shirt into a brand that was at one point estimated to be worth $1 billion, only to be dumped by the company's board.
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Shahbaz has served as chief of Punjab since 2008, delivering big wins for PML-N and forging a reputation as a competent administrator whose workaholic habits have contributed to timely completion of infrastructure mega projects popular with voters.
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Benioff declined to talk to me at first, but eventually he relented, and he had me over to his very nice house in San Francisco to talk about his journey from workaholic salesman at Oracle to public company CEO.
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Mr Sechin, a workaholic who rises at 5am and involves himself in all areas of the company's operations, attributes this resilience to "a team that is distinguished by high professionalism, decency, and patriotism in the sense of company patriotism".
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IVF is not a lifestyle choice for rich, working women Another common fallacy is that IVF is a rich person's disease, the inevitable fate of a successful workaholic who put off having a family until it was too late.
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"'Whiskey Tango Foxtrot' suggests a serious extension of Ms. Fey's best-known comedic persona" — that of the self-deprecating, nerdy workaholic — "on more treacherous terrain and with an Afghan culture clash," Nicolas Rapold wrote in The New York Times.
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Lisa returned to SUR for the first time in over a month; the self-professed workaholic had been taking time to mourn her brother Mark Vanderpump, who died of a suspected overdose on April 30 at his home in England.
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A workaholic who does not play golf or drink much - making him a rare breed among Japanese policy elites - Kuroda has proved to be a safe hand for the government with his unwavering commitment to keep the money spigot wide open.
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"I went to go meet him one day and his office was dark and he wasn't there and he was a workaholic, so it was completely unusual for that to be the case," Taylor said in audio obtained by The Blast.
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At one point, he hid in a closet in his apartment to check his BlackBerry so his long-suffering wife wouldn't see him reading his messages for the millionth time, a scene that any workaholic will recognize with a dry chuckle.
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She's on vacation with her husband, director, playwright, and screenwriter Kenneth Lonergan, with who she often talks about the show — but like Gerri and her workaholic ways — made herself available to chat about the Emmy-nominated and recently renewed HBO series.
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When seed-stage valuations began soaring to levels that gave them both pause, they hit the brakes, and Banister, a self-described workaholic, headed over to AngelList as an "ev-angel-list" to help recruit people like herself to its platform.
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But I really do love what I do and I think that sometimes I can teeter on the line of being a workaholic, especially since not having a safety net can make you nervous about not doing anything for three full months.
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But take away Batman and the Lego, and you're left with an extremely familiar, paper-thin story about a workaholic who cares more for his job than his loved ones, and who eventually learns the value of having friends (or enemies) and family.
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You get insecure, so you overcompensate in the marriage by letting the husband have a say... and on top of that I get insecure as being seen as an ice-cold workaholic mom, so I'm the main caregiver for our daughter, too.
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As we drank, she confessed to being obsessed with Orange Is the New Black and the Hamilton soundtrack, but she also said she's a workaholic who has built her profession around finding what she enjoys and figuring out how to market it.
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From "Set It Up" -- two employees set up their workaholic superiors -- to "Alex Strangelove" -- about a teen whose quest to lose his virginity sends him on a journey to uncover his sexuality -- Netflix is serving up a varied romantic slate, Brodlie told CNN.
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My friends asked if I was going to take some kind of a vacation because I'm actually not a workaholic—I'm kind of lazy—but I knew I better get onto this new thing, or I'm going to be petrified, artistically speaking.
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I mean, Peter, I'm a workaholic, like I work for — anybody that watches Daily V, my video blog, or follows me on Snapchat knows that it starts at 630 or 703 and that it ends at midnight and that's my real life.
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While running institutes in the United States and Europe and teaching courses in many places, he was also a workaholic author whose writings cover several shelves: 35 books, close to 40 edited volumes and more than 270 essays and law review articles.
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Research into work-life stress has found, not surprisingly, that workers will sometimes get up in the middle of the night to send an email with a late time stamp, so their workaholic bosses will think they, too, are working late into the night.
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This year's expected Palme d'Or winner, Maren Ade's Toni Erdmann, is primarily about a father (Peter Simonischek) attempting to open the eyes of his 30-something workaholic daughter Ines (Sandra Hüller), a woman who is drowning in a job she hates in Bucharest, Romania.
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Red Carpet Watch 8 Photos View Slide Show ' When she's not jet-skiing with Amy Schumer, discussing her lady lumps, or taking on equal pay in Hollywood, Jennifer Lawrence, a self-professed workaholic, is likely to be found on the red carpet swathed in Dior.
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Its heroes and villains are sketched in black and white: Daniel Jones, a former F.B.I. employee and the lead Senate investigator played by Adam Driver, is the workaholic patriot risking his career — and perhaps his safety, the film hints — to get the truth out.
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TOKYO — In a move heavy with symbolism for Japan's workaholic fathers, Shinjiro Koizumi, a politician seen as a possible future prime minister, said on Wednesday that he would step back from his duties to care for his newborn child after the birth later this month.
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Co-created by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, the genius behind "Fleabag" (whose second season débuts in May), it features two wildly watchable performances: those of Sandra Oh, as the workaholic intelligence officer Eve, and Jodie Comer, as the girlish sociopath Villanelle, each the object of the other's obsession.
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I am not here to argue that Hallmark Channel Christmas movies are sports; sports are played by people and occasionally embodied by animals, and these are movies about how workaholic adult women should drink more hot cocoa, find a nice boy, and be nice to their parents.
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And I've been thinking about all moms do the rest of the time, and also how both books might well have been titled "I changed the world through workaholic perfectionism (and you should too!)" I have to say: I am good with hard work and saving the planet.
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Newhouse was also a prominent modern art collector and a self-described workaholic: "I was brought up and trained in a very personal business by my father and his brothers, and they were all very personal operators and close to what they were doing," he once said to Mediaweek.
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The Families Who Use Slack, Asana, Trello, and Jira Taylor Lorenz and Joe Pinsker report that workaholic Americans are now using professional-grade productivity tools to keep track of their families — at least for a little while: For Peder Fjällström, using Slack at home was mainly a fun experiment.
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Unlike lesser sad-guy shows, the series includes complex types like Princess Carolyn, BoJack's agent and sometime girlfriend, a fortyish workaholic in a series of dead-end relationships (with BoJack, a cheating jackrabbit, and, most hilariously, Vincent Adultman, three little boys standing on one another's shoulders under a trenchcoat).
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One of the most endearing things about most celebrities is how hard they work and how deeply they commit to their jobs, and when they transfer that workaholic commitment to something as ridiculous as singing along to their own songs on a road trip, it's usually a good time.
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In building Project Valerie, the company sought to build the most minimal, most organized triple-screen computer available for the power user — whether that's a hardcore gamer who wants to have more pixels for widescreen gaming or the workaholic who needs more real estate for charts and spreadsheets and feeds.
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I'M A WORKAHOLIC SO I DON'T REALLY SPEND THE MONEY TOO MUCH BUT BASICALLY I FEEL -- AND I KNOW IT SOUNDS CORNY, MAYBE, BUT I REALLY FEEL THAT IT'S SORT OF A DUTY TO GIVE SOMETHING BACK HERE AND I THINK I HELPED TO CLEAN UP A LOT OF COMPANIES.
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PARIS — "This has always been a house of pleasures — of gastronomy, of the flesh, of drinking, smoking and seduction, of conversation, literature and the arts," said Benjamin Patou, the jovial, workaholic 42-year-old entrepreneur who has been described in the French media as the king of Parisian night life.
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Three pieces stayed with me: Erin Griffith's vivid journey into #ThankGodIt'sMonday workaholic culture; Derek M. Norman's elegiac lament for the demise of the Half King, killed by soaring rents beside the High Line on Manhattan's West Side, that monument to gentrification; and Meher Ahmad's fascinating dispatch on the bulldozing of Karachi.
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Traister continues: If, as in this election, a man who spews hate and vulgarity, with no comprehension of how government works, can become presidentially plausible because he is magnetic while a capable, workaholic woman who knows policy inside and out struggles because she is not magnetic, perhaps we should re-evaluate magnetism's importance.
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Traister continues: If, as in this election, a man who spews hate and vulgarity, with no comprehension of how government works, can become presidentially plausible because he is magnetic while a capable, workaholic woman who knows policy inside and out struggles because she is not magnetic, perhaps we should reevaluate magnetism's importance.
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" The most cleareyed image in Mr. Gruen's memoir is very likely that of Mr. Gruen himself — "writer, critic, journalist, bon vivant, gadfly, busybody, father, husband, queer, neurotic workaholic," as he memorably put it, going on to describe himself as "handmaiden to the stars, reveler in reflected glory and needy intimate of the super-famous.
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Well, except for one thing: "I spent $20,000 on an outdoor infrared sauna for my house, but I was able to justify that by saying I'm a workaholic, I need a place that I can relax, and I was really sold on that whole it purges toxins on a cellular level," Mark told Wealthsimple.
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The anthology series "Hallmark Hall of Fame" celebrates its 65th anniversary with this made-for-TV movie about a workaholic woman (Kristin Davis of "Sex and the City") who, after her untimely death, finds herself training to be a Christmas angel in heaven — under the tutelage of a seasoned angel played by Shirley MacLaine.
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Four of them are the wealthy, unhappy Healy family of Connecticut: mother Mary Jane (Elizabeth Stanley), a pill-popper with a secret trauma; father Steve (Sean Allan Krill), a workaholic lawyer with a porn addiction; son Nick (Derek Klena), an overprogrammed high school senior whose moral compass goes briefly awry; and daughter Frankie (Celia Gooding), whom the Healys adopted in infancy.
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Not to be confused with last year's Goodbye Christopher Robin (a biographical drama about Milne's sometimes-difficult relationship with his son), this Christopher Robin is a fictional, fantastical story about the Pooh books' lone human character, who grows up to be a workaholic Londoner (Ewan McGregor) then rediscovers the imagination and playfulness of his youth when Pooh and his other stuffed animal friends unexpectedly reenter his life.
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As distinctive as he is in his work, Belichick has revealed himself as a fairly ordinary hypercompetitive workaholic male—a grudge-farming grouch who is more fervently loyal to his dislikes than any greater thing, sentimental about only his own sentimentalities, a man who reads military history for the X's and O's, someone who is authentically as opaque to himself as he is to everyone else.
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Whatever needs to be said will be blurted out by Wednesday, when Mercury enters its domicile, Virgo, at 10:39 PM. Starting Wednesday evening, three planets will be in the signs that they rule (their "domiciles"), making their energies more prominent: communication planet Mercury is in persnickety Virgo; love and money planet Venus is in socialite Libra; and taskmaster Saturn is in workaholic Capricorn.
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In fact, despite a seemingly endless string of public appearances and globe-trotting the past two years, Infantino remains an enigma: a workaholic administrator who has overseen the repair of FIFA's most serious financial and operational problems, but one whose rush to change the basic structure of the sport has annoyed enough constituencies that his re-election to a second term next year remains in the balance.
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There's Naomi (Rudolph), a mother of four who rocks a jumpsuit like no other; Jenny (Emily Spivey, who co-wrote the film), the flakey whiner of the group who gives 84 excuses why she shouldn't be somewhere even as she reluctantly attends; Catherine (Ana Gasteyer), a successful workaholic mini-pizza entrepreneur; and Val (Paula Pell), a Portland-based vintage jewelry store owner with brand-new knee-transplants who's looking for love.
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A sunny workaholic who made pink bikini-line nudes as much a Pop Art staple back in the '21970s as the Campbell's Soup can, Wesselmann was a lucky man — lucky in love and art and beloved by everyone, it seemed, except the critics and curators of his day — or at least not enough of them that he ever got a full-scale retrospective at an American museum while he was alive.
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First up is mom Mary Jane (a stellar Elizabeth Stanley), who is battling a secret pill addiction; Dad Steve (Sean Allan Krill) is a workaholic who spends more time watching hardcore pornography than with his children; daughter Frankie (Celia Rose Gooding) is a black teen activist who feels out of place in her all-white family; and brother Nick (Anastasia's Derek Klena) is the All-American athlete who has a dark secret.
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Read More: How paid vacation time is different around the worldPlus, in my experience, I don't feel penalized or looked down upon for taking a sick day or enjoying a week of paid vacation in the UK as I have in the US. Sure, I'm still trying to shake the workaholic attitude I developed in the US, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by more people who seem OK with leaving their work at the door once they clock out.
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Read more:Elon Musk is worth about $22 billion and has never taken a paycheck from Tesla — here's how the notorious workaholic and father of 5 makes and spends his fortuneInside the turbulent personal life of Elon Musk, who called his estranged father 'a terrible human being' and who says he must be in love to be happyElon Musk, who claims he's low on cash, recently sold his LA mansion for nearly $4 million — and that was just one of several properties he owns in the area.
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