Melania Trump had already wowed the crowd with THAT hat during the welcoming ceremony for the Macrons, then she wowed us all over again at the dinner, which she planned.
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And director Damien Chazelle wowed us all with his Whiplash.
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Han's bronzer, which wowed me unlike any other I've tried.
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But I wasn't wowed by these things in my testing.
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The company certainly wowed plenty of people with the FF91.
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For the Met Gala in 2019, Kylie wowed in Versace.
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She wowed them by disappearing a straw up her nose.
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La Toya Jackson wowed in this shredded ensemble in 2003.
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And hey, the fashion choice paid off ... folks were wowed.
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"Triple Frontier" wowed critics quite a bit more than audiences.
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Yet it has a naked humanity that leaves you wowed.
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I do look at the amazing graphics, and I'm wowed.
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"I'm just wowed by the universe," Mr. Max had said.
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Then I was just wowed by him in Jackie Brown.
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Neither "First Daughter" (2004) nor "Chasing Liberty" (2004) wowed critics.
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He is no longer cowed or wowed by the office.
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Unfortunately, things didn't end so well for the wowed tortoise.
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McVay wowed the Rams' top brass in two recent interviews.
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Maggie Rogers wowed Pharrell in an N.Y.U. class in 20073.
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In January, Polk wowed CES attendees with its new Command Bar.
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Robertson told Forbes he was wowed by her mission and initiative.
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Byton's electric concept car wowed at CES, and for good reason.
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Forgive me for me not being wowed by the Pixel Slate.
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Her anime eyes and cutting wit wowed friends and strangers alike.
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His stylized Cold War ultraviolent tale starring Charlize Theron wowed audiences.
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Ahead, see the picks that seriously wowed from tonight's Golden Globes.
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Alana: The taste is familiar, but I wanted to be wowed.
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While Google's product is the top-selling, it hasn't wowed everyone.
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Look up Eddie Aikau, Jason Momoa, Nainoa Thompson: You'll be wowed.
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It was Philippe Petit I had wowed with my saltshaker trick.
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He clearly wowed viewers with his alleged inability to remember things.
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I'm sure I'll be wowed by whatever these cameras can do.
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The "Killing Eve" star wowed in an emerald Mary Katrantzou dress.
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Every time I've mentioned it to people they're so wowed about it.
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Kate wowed in the elegant pleated chiffon dress, which retails for $498.
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YouTuber turned CNN staffer Casey Neistat has wowed us plenty of times.
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Bellinger wowed a Dodger Stadium crowd by belting two more home runs.
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Unlike its peers, earnings in the last few quarters haven't wowed investors.
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People are feeling it because they are so wowed by the experience.
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Butler tells PEOPLE he wowed his mother with an "incredible" NASCAR excursion.
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I can't always say I was wowed, but I was always welcomed.
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"Not to everyone's taste, but very grand, and will have you wowed."
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Popovich watched her and was wowed — by her cunning, spirit and leadership.
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Ambitious young architects and engineers wowed the crowds with new building types.
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"Jerome, take your ass home," Lizzo sang as she wowed the audience.
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He wowed teammates and coaches right away with his arm and improvisation.
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Not to be outdone ... Hailee Steinfeld wowed in a leopard-print onsie.
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I thought the Oscar-winning actress totally wowed in the belted, ruffle design.
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Zoë wowed us with some gorgeous, equally mysterious, new finger tattoos in December.
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Watch Chiles' entire balance beam routine here and be wowed all over again.
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That's not the first time Wright, 52, has wowed in the style department.
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We were wowed by the Berlin startup scene and just couldn't get enough.
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No moment wowed the audience at last year's I/O more than Duplex.
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He had wowed everybody, but now he was going for something post-modern.
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Brett Eldredge remembers being wowed by his first CMA red carpet in 2010.
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Ginger Zee followed suit with a powerful performance that equally wowed the judges.
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Dennis Smith Jr. wowed everyone with his nuclear athleticism and ferocious rim attacks.
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The pair posed hand in hand while Stefani wowed in a sheer, red.
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Her cool confidence wowed the crowd at the Olympic Shooting Centre in Deodoro.
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Trump was wowed by the Saudis -- he said as much at the time.
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It has also wowed and amazed everyone who has tried it, myself included.
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Sweet Handkraft's fresh flavors and fun aesthetics have wowed locals and visitors alike.
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But straight out the gate, he wowed the judges and won America's heart.
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He memorized scripts and commands, and wowed his friends by manipulating video games.
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Remember that summer, when "The Avengers" wowed us by putting six superheroes onscreen?
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He's wowed by his win and expects everybody else to be equally impressed.
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Leila Lopes wowed audiences with a sleeveless white gown trimmed in feathery strands.
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And yet we're still wowed by the extreme measures taken for the perfect shot.
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Alves, 34, wowed in a metallic Marchesa gown from the brand's Fall 2016 collection.
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Pink was wowed by her and smiled/clapped for her, but enjoy your retweets.
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Survios wowed me a few years ago with its game Zombies On The Holodeck.
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If you were wowed by Target's collaborations with Opalhouse, Project 62, and Oh Joy!
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At the VMAs in August, Pink told a story about Willow that wowed everyone.
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Her Tobagonian vibes wowed the young crowd at her 45-minute performance last weekend.
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Let's Enhance: Verdict… Overall — off screen — I was not overly wowed by the results.
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This time, the singer wowed in a two-piece bodycon set by Mistress Rocks.
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Sitting down and waiting to be wowed by the R70x is the wrong move.
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The chefs wowed the packed house of food lovers with their three-course meal.
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However, there's still one place New Yorkers expect to be wowed, and that's Smorgasburg.
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Elsewhere Sia wowed those assembled with a multimedia show that blurred all the lines.
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Of course, it's not only Disney lovers who will be wowed by Lee's lattes.
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While it wowed the crowd, the show's editors must have thrown up their hands.
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The scene wowed fans when it was shown at the D23 Expo in 2017.
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Concorde, the world's only reliable supersonic passenger jet, wowed travellers for nearly three decades.
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The great Franco-Russian dance critic André Levinson was wowed by them—sort of.
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Later in the season, Mahomes wowed the NFL world with a no-look pass.
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People didn't listen to him to be wowed by his bar structure and wordplay.
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Ask your interviewer impressive questionsOscar interviewers are wowed by questions that make them think
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Katie was not the only LuLaRoe consultant who was wowed by the popular consultants.
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General tip: never be "wowed" by the total amount of punishment a person faces.
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The Slo Mo Guys have wowed us before, particularly with this rainbow flame masterpiece.
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Now, take a look back at the players that wowed the college football world...
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Akiko Kojima of Japan wowed in a traditional outfit before winning the 1959 event.
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Serena Williams has wowed tennis fans with her outfit for this year's Australian Open.
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New York (CNN)Calysta Bevier wowed the "America's Got Talent" judges during Tuesday night's show.
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And I was, once again, wowed by the glorious sharpness and color fidelity before me.
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Investors had mixed reactions, with few saying they saw startups they were truly wowed by.
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Vanessa Hudgens wowed audiences with her performance as Rizzo in Fox's Grease: Live on Sunday.
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And Nyle DiMarco wowed with a blindfolded dance that also saw him earn straight 10s.
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This isn't the first time Project 7 has wowed customers with a sweet tooth, either.
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His latest chart-topper has wowed the critics as "a harrowing read about human trafficking".
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Her sweet tooth and the guests at her next party are about to be wowed.
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She ended up singing some of "Hold On," and her smokey voice wowed the audience.
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It's reportedly the first time Post Malone has visited the country and wowed the crowd.
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DJI wowed the crowd when it showed them off in person at their latest event.
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For the occasion, Kardashian West wowed in a toga-like, sheer gown, designed by Mugler.
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Beyond the hardline Clintonistas, there aren't many Democratic insiders who were wowed by her campaign.
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Given her left field reputation, I expected to be wowed by an extreme stage show.
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Scarlett Johansson wowed at her first major event without her now ex-husband Romain Dauriac.
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Many Android phones contained hardware that wowed, where the iPhone sometimes felt a little blah.
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Michael B. Jordan wowed with an embroidered coat at the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival.
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The impressive dancer first wowed audiences when she appeared on the reality show Dance Moms.
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For four decades he wowed audiences around the world with his over-the-top outfits.
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Just days after debuting her jewelry collection, Zahara wowed on the red carpet yet again.
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Regina George's house in "Mean Girls" wowed viewers as much as it did Cady Heron.
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Rachel is wowed by Nick's world, but she doesn't succumb to its more outrageous charms.
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The eagle eventually flew away ... and obviously left the crowd wowed by its close encounter.
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The new mom wowed in a black bra and thong that was encrusted in shimmering sequins.
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They audibly wowed and applauded after each panelist revealed their tips for creating realistic spy plots.
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Gritty, it seemed, was wowed -- though his googly eyes made it hard to tell for sure.
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The discovery wowed botanists — and shows how technology can help conservationists in their fight against extinction.
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Blunt, who will play Mary Poppins, wowed us with her singing skills in Into the Woods.
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It's an impressive-looking country house with a driveway a mile long, and we're suitably wowed.
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The reality star, 29, wowed in a blue dress with a plunging neckline and bell sleeves.
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For the premiere of The Perfect Match, the actress wowed with a deep wine-colored shade.
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In July, Makayla wowed audiences with her powerhouse rendition of Demi Lovato's "Warrior" during the auditions.
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Fogelman remembered being wowed by her delivery of Beth's big speech to William in episode 2.
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The group that stands to really be wowed by Spectacles are older people, specifically non-teens.
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Yet, there were also several moments off the stage when Chopra wowed fans with her confidence.
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The author wowed the crowed in Austin, Texas, while wearing an orange shirt and matching pants.
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Then I gave the grill a low-risk test drive with some chicken and was wowed.
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Zapata, 40, wowed crowds in Paris on Bastille Day, whirling over European leaders on the flyboard.
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I have yet to be wowed by any frozen burrito or wrap besides Amy's Especial Burrito.
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"Ramsey also wowed her costars and the writer of her first episode, "Battle of the Bastards.
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Jennifer Lopez's daughter, Emme Maribel Muñiz, wowed audiences with her voice at the 2020 Super Bowl.
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In this book he is wowed by a woman in a black dress, perfume and pearls.
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He recalled how early in his career he wowed a prominent food critic with fresh ingredients.
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"Mulan" wowed with action while the newest "Sonic the Hedgehog" spot had us scratching our heads.
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VanderWaal consistently wowed both AGT judges and audiences with her earnest original songs and trademark ukulele.
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He recalled how, early in his career, he wowed a prominent food critic with fresh ingredients.
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And Zahiya, one of the twins, wowed everyone by writing down a phone message in English.
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She wowed Pharrell in an N.Y.U. class and held her own in a label bidding war.
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Earlier in the night, Bruno Mars wowed the crowd by singing -- beautifully, of course -- in Spanish
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First, the Chicago native wowed Legend with his rendition of "Hold On, We're Going Home" by Drake.
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And online personal styling service Stitch Fix (SFIX) just wowed investors with its latest earnings and sales.
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Brown has already wowed us with his dancing skills on The Ellen Show and America's Got Talent.
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The shocking video went viral, as many online were wowed and terrified by the brutal WTF move.
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The friend wowed with his moves for sure, and Bieber got there too ... after a couple tries.
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But only one of the film's participants wowed local journalists by answering their questions in fluent French.
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This, of course, after he wowed Simon with his talent -- and his story -- in the auditions round.
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Part of her show-stopping performance included some complicated pyrotechnics that wowed revelers at the desert fest.
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When you look at the iPhone X, you might be wowed by its gorgeous new OLED display.
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I wanted him to be wowed when he saw me, like, "Damn, my wife is hot," haha!
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Instead, I nod, wowed that Home can answer my question with ease, but also a little dissatisfied.
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" Teenage cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason wowed the 600 guests with works including Franz Schubert&aposs "Ave Maria.
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Chris Pratt was wowed by pal John Krasinski's new movie — and he wants the world to know!
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Oliver wowed the nation back then weaving a complicated policy issue into an accessible, hysterical video spot.
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Elizabeth wowed world titans like Bill Clinton, George Schultz and Henry Kissinger, partly with her intoxicating pipes.
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And Metz wowed audiences that same month when she made her singing debut at the ACM Awards.
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Consumers were excited by the three-piece mozzarella sticks on that menu, but franchisees were less wowed.
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Set against a dramatic backdrop of rugged mountains and swaying palms, it's hard not to feel wowed.
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You're probably going to leave the film feeling uncomfortable, but you'll also be wowed by Phoenix's performance.
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I was a little wowed by the way group settings and collective energy can impact a viewing.
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And while her beauty and talent wowed us, her thoughtful statements about beauty truly struck a chord.
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I think I was six years old when I saw him on TV, and I was wowed.
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Lizzo wowed in a peach mini dress and a matching mini bag at the American Music Awards.
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Then earlier this year, audiences were wowed by Vikander's portrayal of an artificial intelligence in "Ex Machina."
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I respect Kennedy for her game play, but I'm still waiting to be wowed by her drag.
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Billy Porter, a presenter tonight, above, has wowed red carpets from the Oscars to the Met Gala.
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And Metz wowed audiences that same month when she made her singing debut at the ACM Awards.
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Sofía Vergara wowed in a strapless gown, while Joe Manganiello made a statement with his bow tie.
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There's a certain benefit to a technology that leaves interested parties wowed when they leave the room.
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He was crestfallen, and Laura, who'd been wowed by how tirelessly he'd worked, took it even harder.
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It was too easy to be wowed by polygons, before game developers were truly making them sing.
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Metal Gear: Ghost Babel wowed me, even though it only lasted the length of the car ride.
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After being wowed by the news, THUMP called up Obi on the phone for the full scoop.
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He never stopped trying to wow his audience, secure in the knowledge that we're eager to be wowed.
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Appearing wowed by the trappings of royal hospitality, Trump has hailed transatlantic alliances during his gracious public appearances.
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Stephanie J. Block, who wowed audiences as Cher, and costume designer Bob Mackie each took home a Tony.
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The former Goldman Sachs intern had wowed investors with his ability to turn around the auto parts store .
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Mahomes wowed the league with his craftiness and athleticism that helped the Chiefs go 12-4 this season.
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Developed in partnership with Valve, the HTC Vive wowed us and everyone else who tried it last year.
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Ubisoft wowed everyone last year with a thrilling new trailer for the much-anticipated Beyond Good & Evil 2.
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The professional sports gambler wowed the game show's audience again after he won for the 14th time Tuesday.
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It's hard not to be wowed by today's 4K TVs, living room projectors, and multi-room sound systems.
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This isn't the first time S'well and Lilly Pulitzer have wowed fans of both brands with colorful bottles.
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As MacLaine tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, she was wowed by Roberts the second she met her.
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On Tuesday's America's Got Talent, 16-year-old Calysta Bevier wowed all the judges with her amazing performance.
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I drove it over two long days, over all kinds of challenging roads, and its technology wowed me.
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But it's been a long time since Xbox introduced a new big-ticket franchise that wowed the mainstream.
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M.H.: This Tapit colt wowed clockers heading into the Derby but finished 13th because of a troubled trip.
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Lee's skillful piano playing and strong vocals wowed the judges, including the notoriously hard-to-please Simon Cowell.
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Why it failed Although some were charmed, few were wowed, making it hard to build word of mouth.
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Meet the 11-Year-Old Girls Whose Music Wowed the Philharmonic Ever Felt Jealous of a Friend's Accomplishment?
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She wowed the professional progressive class, delighted academics and activists and captured the imagination of MSNBC's attentive audience.
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Erdogan saw their release as a direct move against his authority and wowed to show who was boss.
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It's most known for communication technology, especially early cell phones, which wowed business people in the 80's.
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Driver walked the red carpet with his wife Joanne Tucker, who wowed in a silk hot-pink gown.
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Although Marner can't match Tavares or Matthews in goal-scoring ability, he has wowed everyone with his vision.
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Beyoncé, 36, wowed in a plunging dark emerald silk House of CB gown that featured a thigh-high slit.
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Full Throttle is arguably one of the finest the genre ever produced, and its remaster wowed me last week.
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In a series of photos on her Instagram, the superstar wowed fans with her gorgeous custom Georges Hobeika ensemble.
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"Every young person was wowed and ignited where they felt we can go away and do this," says Murimirwa.
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LG's wallpaper-thin W series of 4K OLED TVs wowed us at CES with their almost impossibly slim design.
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It wowed the crowd — but hats off to the TV editors who can winnow it down for future viewing.
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While Zac Efron is Simone Biles' new internet boyfriend and Vanessa Hudgens just wowed the world in Grease Live!
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My old TIE fighter wowed me back in 2001, but the latest model would have utterly blown my mind.
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Much like Oh La La's competitors and judges, Twitter is wowed by this feline and her goosebump-inducing mystique.
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In a series of photos on her Instagram, the superstar wowed fans with her gorgeous custom Georges Hobeika ensemble.
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A frontrunner since it wowed audiences in Toronto, Chazelle's follow up to Whiplash is the sort of starry, dreamy
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THE DANCE PARTY This mama-to-be wowed the crowd with her impressive dance moves and playful song choices.
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She also wowed everyone on the carpet as she posed with Cooper, 44, in a backless, black Burberry gown.
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Sometimes you'll just be minding your own business, and the colours will come together and you'll just be wowed.
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"I was pretty wowed by the honor," Williams told reporter Ronica Cleary of Fox 5, a Washington Fox affiliate.
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Kruger was joined at the show by first-time Wu attendee Jennifer Hudson, who was wowed by the collection.
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Bebe Rexha wowed in a metallic silver gown covered in cut-outs at the MTV VMAs on Monday night.
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Ellen DeGeneres was quick to invite them on her show, where they wowed audiences with their talents and charm.
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Lifestyle, officiated their wedding through the intercom – and he wowed the crowd with his hilarious but yet emotional service.
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She wowed the Academy of Country Music Awards in her first performance since the accident that injured her face.
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People go to pay their respects to a genius, and hope to be wowed like so many times before.
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Wowed by the depth of their research, Woods realized, "This is why they defend him so passionately," she said.
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TARQUINIA, Italy — This time, Italy's hard-line interior minister, Matteo Salvini, wowed his fans at a farming equipment fair.
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If you're flummoxed about what's going on here, skip down to the theme section and prepare to be wowed.
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The star wowed onlookers in a custom Coach gown and bright pink eye shadow at the 2017 Met Gala.
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Their mentors encouraged them to go abroad because they knew that faculty hiring committees were wowed by the exotic.
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There, both the play — adapted by Rona Munro from the novel by Elizabeth Strout — and the actress wowed critics.
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The production seems beset by panic at the thought of the audience being less than wowed at all times.
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Crawford wowed with her signature smoky eyes and brown lipstick, contrasting gorgeously against the severe straps and gold hardware.
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Michelle Obama wowed 10% of the respondents -- down from her 15% last year -- followed by Melania Trump at 5%.
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He is a born carnival barker, with a flair for hype and drama that would have wowed P.T. Barnum.
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They rented it out for the night and wowed everyone with the sheer volume and quality of the food.
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The former Quantico star, 36, wowed in a turquoise ensemble with floral detailing and finished the look with silver jewelry.
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Be Wowed By Factory Fifteen's Gorgeous Concept Art For An Upcoming Sci-Fi Film What Happens When Architects Become Filmmakers?
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In a series of photos on her Instagram, the "Lemonade" singer wowed fans with her gorgeous custom Georges Hobeika ensemble.
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The 30-year-old software salesman from Austin, Texas wowed Hannah with a rap he'd written just for her... twice.
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Amber Fillerup Clark, aka the Barefoot Blonde, has wowed her followers with her incredible six-pack — after having two kids!
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After Republicans pow-wowed on Obamacare on Wednesday, Vice President-elect Mike Pence came out vowing to repeal the law.
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Bohemian Rhapsody wowed audiences (and the Academy) with its impeccable recreation of one of the greatest bands of all time.
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Kanye recently wowed his wife on Valentine's Day, gifting her with a performance from Kenny G inside the couple's home.
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While it's not exactly understood why she went for a retro vibe, we are always wowed by her fashion inspiration.
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For whatever gripes I had with the storytelling, I was wowed every week by the sheer craft behind this project.
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It's only been two days since the Royal Tour began, but Kate Middleton has already wowed us with multiple looks.
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So I think those types of things have existed far before Instagram, and as humans, we want to be wowed.
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Earlier in the evening, McCarthy wowed on the red carpet alongside husband Falcone, rocking a chic black-and-white pantsuit.
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FLOTUS wowed once again, this time at Friday's White House dinner looking stunning in a blush Naeem Khan organza gown.
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Ridden by Mike Smith, Arrogate wowed the crowd with a final sprint that added to the legacy of his trainer.
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Justin Bieber wowed the audience with his performance at the 58th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Monday night.
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The Touch Bar was fancy and bright; the gorgeous display wowed eye sockets; and the price made my wallet pucker.
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The next in the line, Mr. Sulu, continues so many of the amazing details that wowed us with that figure….
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John King wowed CNN viewers on election night with his deft map skills and his constant references to America's suburbs.
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Song got to know cDc files and then members online before being wowed in person by the Back Orifice release.
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Another style standout was Smith, who wowed in a strapless teal Marchesa gown which featured intricate ruffled details all throughout.
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Adams wowed in a sleek, one-shouldered white column, her hair parted to the side and cascading over her shoulder.
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Stunning choreography using fire, drums and lights wowed the crowd as they got their first taste of South Korean tradition.
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It would not matter if the world was wowed by the opening ceremony, or if the ski lifts ran smoothly.
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In fact, Altair's manufacturers were so wowed by the pair they offered both Gates and Allen jobs within the company.
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Trump had originally ordered his own military parade after being wowed by a Bastille Day procession in Paris last year.
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We are beguiled by the bench, wowed by the tureen, amused by the bedspread, and piqued by the wall label.
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Reviews for "Fantastic Beasts" have not yet been published, but people (including this reporter) have been wowed in advance screenings.
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Skipping school, Mr. Martin went to the concert hall early and played for Marsalis, who was wowed by the teenager.
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She didn't quite do that in a 2011 interview with In Touch magazine, but neither did she sound remotely wowed.
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She still crowed and glowed and wow-wow-wowed, as the lyrics of the show's title song promised she would.
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Bill Clinton wowed the world when he threw in a few lines of German in a 1994 speech in Berlin.
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The founder and CEO of the AI startup Uniphore wowed the tech legend John Chambers, who has become his mentor.
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If you&aposre interested, you can read about how the The Bouqs Co. wowed "Shark Tank" investor Robert Herjavec here.
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Camille Schrier, a biochemist who wowed the judges with a colorful chemistry experiment, was crowned Miss America on Thursday night.
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Markets wowed investors late in 2019 by showing an uncanny ability to trade higher, seemingly every hour of every day.
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Strong BP: Shares in BP (BP) jumped 21.2% in London after the company wowed investors with its results for 25.
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The classic Art Deco terminal, a working monument to the romance of flight, wowed travelers when it opened in 1934.
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A year ago, Aston Martin wowed attendees of the Geneva Motor Show with the audacious impracticality of its Lagonda limousine concept.
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The reason that we, as city dwellers, haven't been wowed by transformative Smart City applications is that Smart Cities are boring.
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This phone, which I'd already seen from every conceivable angle courtesy of two solid months of leaked photos, wowed me today.
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The Kann just does wonders with music, and I say this having never previously been wowed by any standalone music player.
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The award-winning track wowed viewers pretty much from the moment it appeared on the trailer to A Star Is Born.
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At Celebration Anaheim in 2014, the first full-length Force Awakens trailer wowed a capacity crowd and was instantly released online.
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Last year at Google I/O, the company wowed the audience by showcasing Duplex as a way to make restaurant reservations.
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He already wowed the world this year, when the Falcon Heavy launched and flung a Tesla car toward the asteroid belt.
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Grimaldi wowed her way into Nick Viall's hopeful heart on episode 1 of this season due to her impressive French skills.
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Fit mom Hannah Polites – who wowed followers with her tiny baby bump – gave birth to daughter Evaliah Grace on Aug. 20.
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Nothing about the E700Ms wowed me, but then nothing irritated or disrupted me, which I think is the more notable aspect.
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She wowed the crowd with her powerful rendition of "Run to You" from the Bodyguard soundtrack — and her uncharacteristically spare makeup.
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The pediatric mental health nurse, 40, from Knoxville, Tennessee, wowed the judges and fans during the two-part finale on Tuesday.
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This time around, Cyrus wowed the audience with a toned down, straight-off-the-beach look — and we couldn't stop staring.
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I don't know that any onlookers were particularly wowed, but in most cases folks said they would consider wearing the watch.
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When asked to truss a turkey breast by her head chef, Mistress Suz wowed him with how quickly she caught on.
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According to ET Online, when Lady Gaga met beau Taylor Kinney's mother Pam for the first time, the singer wowed her.
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His charisma, brain and speaking abilities ensured that people would leave the town hall/fundraiser/meet-and-greet wowed by him.
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The researchers were initially wowed with the device, and were surprised that it used a Lightning port and a software notch.
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Her personality never popped, her performance never wowed, and she never brought anything more than a great face and wonderful taste.
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As happened with McCain in 2008, a large share of primary voters this year weren't wowed by any of the candidates.
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"I get there and I am just really wowed by the family and what they've accomplished with so little," Larsen said.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Have you ever been "wowed" by a piece of art or an exhibit?
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For every movie in which Cher wowed critics, there were half a dozen songs establishing her as the sultan of schlock.
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During the finale, we learned T-Pain was the guy in the Monster costume who wowed judges with his beautiful voice.
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During a meeting with RCA Records soon after, he wowed a conference room full of executives with an energetic impromptu performance.
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That truck was one of the most disappointing cars we drove in 2018, while Ram and Ford have wowed us recently.
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Then he wowed listeners with the finale of Gaspar Cassadó's Suite for Cello, with its strong Spanish dance flavor, as encore.
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Netflix, a cheap alternative, has exploded in growth, and its model of both owning and distributing content has wowed Wall Street.
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Bryan Cranston stars in a stage adaptation by Lee Hall that wowed critics in London and is now headed to Broadway.
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Not that lying on the floor in a wowed-out stupor is for everyone, especially the multitaskers of the 21st century.
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But what really wowed audiences was the sweet-and-sour combination of Fosse's cynical, razzle-dazzle showmanship and Verdon's naïve sensuality.
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Even at its most recent Echo event, the company wowed us with product after product but no sense of clear direction.
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"We were just really wowed by the place, but it wasn't clear they were going to sell it," Dr. McKnight said.
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Peter and Teddy are local Astorians, and they wanted to open a bakery that had huge cookies that wowed the customer.
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Bottom line: If you want to be wowed by the science and spectacle of the boiling water challenge, watch a video.
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Press play above to watch the latest episode of Hair Me Out to see the look that wowed O'Haeri — without breakage.
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Lauren Nelson of Oklahoma wowed in a glittering, floor-length gown that she paired with an elaborate necklace for more sparkle.
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Taylor Swift, who was a surprise presenter at the show, wowed in a custom blue and yellow floral gown by Etro.
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So, 2000 years after the world was wowed by Dolly, a technique for cloning embryos had finally been demonstrated in the laboratory.
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Kim Kardashian West wowed at the Met Gala in a skin-tight, latex Thierry Mugler dress that showed off her tiny waist.
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Several in the audience were visibly moved and wowed by Brandi Carlile, who received a standing ovation before she completed her set.
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The red carpet veteran wowed in a structural Armani Privé Gown & Harry Winston jewels Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Sometimes, it's straightforward: you want to be wowed by spectacle, or laugh 'til your sides hurt, or sink into an escapist fantasy.
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Lots of people were wowed to open the device like a book and see a big tablet screen glowing back at them.
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As wowed and delighted as I am by this OpenAI demo, I write to caution against rushing to conclusions about superhuman bots.
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After Travis Scott wowed the Madison Square Garden crowd -- which included his baby girl -- he got in some QT with Kylie Jenner.
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Porter wowed when he stepped onto the Oscars stage in a red jumpsuit, a long gold coat, and crystal-encrusted platform boots.
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We have high hopes for what Jemisin will do to close out her trilogy, and we can't wait to be wowed again.
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While testing the ScreenPad as a music controller, I was wowed by the quality of the speakers on the larger ZenBook Pro.
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Duncan first wowed people across the globe with her small baby bump during her first pregnancy with son Jeremiah, now 18 months.
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In 2013, he wowed the world again when he performed an incredible split stunt between two moving trucks for a Volvo commercial.
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Duncan first wowed people across the globe with her small baby bump during her first pregnancy with son Jeremiah, now 18 months.
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In a recent interview with The Cut, she wowed us again, this time shedding some light on the importance of intersectional feminism.
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Google Self Driving Cars – 4th Annual Crunchies Winner Google wowed the world with its secret fleet of automated Toyota Priuses in 2010.
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The mother of two wowed fans on Tuesday as she showed off her super slim physique in her brand new "favorite" swimsuit.
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The actress has already wowed at the Golden Globes red carpet in a show-stopping Atelier Versace dress and equally dazzling updo.
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The star attraction was prima ballerina Galina Ulanova, who wowed Covent Garden with her "Romeo and Juliet" at the age of 46.
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The actress and singer wowed in a gilded strapless mini dress from Oscar de la Renta's Fall 133 ready-to-wear collection.
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Yet, it was an eight-year-old Indian gaming developer who wowed him with his vision of balancing technology and environmental sustainability.
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Mr. Gyllenhaal, although best known as a film star, wowed musical theater fans last summer with his star turn in an Encores!
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But I couldn't help but be wowed by Ralph Lauren, quietly nailing that See Now, Buy Now thing everyone's prattling on about.
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He snapped an 0-for-11 skid and wowed teammates by improving to 4-for-7 lifetime off Price — all home runs.
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He describes Nana as lightning quick and a phenomenally coordinated athlete, and has been wowed by her sense of humor and drive.
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Although she didn't love traveling alone and wasn't wowed by the destination, the five-day vacation impressed upon her one important lesson.
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Within a few days of using the app, she accepted a message from a man who was wowed by her former employer.
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For example, Android co-founder Andy Rubin's Essential Phone wowed nerds with its odd display sporting a cutout for the selfie camera.
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Rachel Chavkin expertly directs the production by focusing on the core story while showing us enough spectacle to keep the audience wowed.
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Led by new DPS Ki-hyo "Xzi" Jung, who wowed on hitscan heroes, the Eternal were ruthless in shutting the Reign down.
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The Australian actress, who is now married to country star Keith Urban, wowed in a structured red gown with a flowing train.
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But when the family flew 5,000 miles west to Hawaii for the express purpose of viewing the comet, Smith was especially wowed.
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Prior to officially starting off the game, Sobieck wowed the crowd by showing off a little trick she could do with a baseball.
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" The night concluded with a performance by Charlie Puth, who wowed the crowd with his jams "How Long" and "We Don't Talk Anymore.
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She joked that while most women opt for flats instead of high heels in later trimesters, Meghan's wowed by doing the exact opposite.
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The actor wowed fans with his impeccable vocals, somehow making the vile war hero vying for Belle's affection come across as almost charming.
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Standing side by side, and next to an equally wowed Streep, the La La Land stars are enthralled, taking in the beautiful medley.
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Ballas, and VanZant have wowed the judges to straight 222s three times this season, including a Disney Night jive and a semifinals samba.
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Gabby the Papillon wowed crowds, commentators and judges at 6th Annual Masters Agility Championship — a part of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
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The Australian gym owner previously wowed Instagram users with her tiny baby bump throughout her first pregnancy with son Jeremiah Thomas, 13 months.
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I'm still wowed by how curled they are — they really open my eyes, and yet still look like the natural lashes I wanted.
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One grocery store employee has wowed fellow staffers and customers alike with the voice of an angel — just in time for the holidays.
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For good or bad, doctors are humans like everyone else, wowed by celebrities, and don't always proceed as they should when treating them.
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The actor, 34, looked sharp in a classic tux with a bow tie, while Warner, 34, wowed in a shimmering rainbow sequin dress.
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Sparks literally flew during the entertainment for the evening, when fire dancers wowed the crowd, as well as hula and traditional Hawaiian dancers.
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HP's Sprout, introduced in October 2014, was a pretty far-out desktop PC that, interesting as it may be, hasn't exactly wowed consumers.
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Sony's certainly wowed us with its camera prowess in the past — in fact, that's really the main thing Xperias have going for them.
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He was wowed by the President's pledge to shake up Washington and still supports him wholeheartedly, but he wants Bredesen in the Senate.
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Mahomes wowed the NFL world last year with several highlight-reel passes, and from the looks of it, he's already trying new tricks.
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I arrived in the Vancouver airport prepared to be wowed by the award-winning business class experience, starting with the Maple Leaf Lounge.
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You don't have to be an aviation geek to be wowed by Boeing's airplane factory in Everett, WA, 238 miles north of Seattle.
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Since becoming the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle has wowed us in a variety of gorgeous dresses, flattering separates, and show-stopping accessories.
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Vucic, Serbia's information minister during the Kosovo war, wowed European capitals this year with his choice of a lesbian technocrat as prime minister.
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Luckily, there was a magic show to enjoy: Kalin & Jinger, Broadway vets who wowed the crowd, Anna (still in her pirate costume) included.
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A long walkthrough wowed the video game press at E3, but all that fans have seen is descriptions of that demo—until now.
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Hoppert: He has wowed while training at Churchill Downs, earning him the "wiseguy pick" distinction, and is a good choice for exotic bets.
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During the pageant, Singh, 85033, wowed the judges and the audience by singing "I Have Nothing" by Whitney Houston, according to the BBC.
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Over the years, they have wowed fans around the world with their harmonious singing in the traditional Zulu performance style known as isicathamiya.
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Instead, you walk away from the chaos to an undisclosed location and return with a blowout and skinny jeans, ready to be wowed.
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Federer wowed a boisterous, capacity crowd at Crandon Park, winning 6-3 6-4 in just over 80 minutes of nearly flawless tennis.
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When I first moved to New York I was wowed with the possibilities for a dreamily inclusive future that the trains opened up.
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The Dow also got a boost earlier on Wednesday after Boeing (BA), the largest US exporter, wowed investors with record sales for 2018.
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Image: Steven Bellavia/Steven Bellavia/Ryan F. MandelbaumGiven the ease of setup, the user experience, and final image quality, the Stellina wowed Bellavia.
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Leila Lopes wowed the audience when she wore a sleeveless white gown covered in white, silver, and blue beads, as well as feathers.
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The actress, who wowed in a golden metallic Versace dress with a black belt, initially walked the carpet her husband and producer Tom Ackerley.
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The 22-year-old model and actress — who starred in the Colombian soap opera La Cacica — wowed the crowd with her eloquence and poise.
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A 15-year-old passenger has wowed the flight crew ─ and the Internet ─ by helping make a deaf and blind man's trip more comfortable.
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David Cassidy's nephew Jack wowed viewers and fans with his blind audition on Monday's The Voice, and successfully moved on to the battle rounds.
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While this cost cut-driven business model wowed industry observers, it appears to be reaching its limits, with Kraft's sales stagnating and margins flattening.
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Tesla's Autopilot system is already in the marketplace while Ford has Sync, a connectivity system essential to its future that has not wowed critics.
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Were they hoping moviegoers would fall in love with the characters, or get drawn into the mythos, or be wowed by the stunt work?
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At the 2012 London Summer Olympics, Nike wowed the sneaker world when it unveiled Flyknit, a game-changing approach to how shoes are made.
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Although the company has consistently wowed the public with its robots, it's struggled to produce a commercial product that's ready for the real world.
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On my first encounter with the T700s at CES, I was wowed by the clarity, detail, and impact of the music produced by them.
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While each of these innovations have wowed me in one way or another, nothing competes with laser treatments like Skin Laundry's Charcoal Laser Treatment.
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She wowed in glittery tights, a white corset and a fur headpiece as Cheban kept it simple in a green shirt and striped cap.
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Siri was introduced in the iPhone 4S the following year, with its then-unique combination of speech recognition and "assistant" features that wowed critics.
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If early customers are wowed by the ES2668.5 and the SUV becomes a hit, that could actually complicate things, according to NIO's own filing.
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Stahl's wowed reaction—"Oh my goodness"—matches that of many people when they first see the Tesla take control of its steering and speed.
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There's enough going on to keep you watching — and, as I said, to keep fanboys wowed by the scale of the production and pretension.
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The Plinko King revealed how he scored the opportunity to play, how he wowed the producers ... and most importantly why he kicked Plinko's ass!
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In May, Banfield-Jones wowed her fans in a bikini, and in September, she showed off her impressive abs again alongside Jada and Willow.
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And prior to officially starting off the game, Sobieck wowed the crowd by showing off a little trick she could do with a baseball.
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Skilyr wowed the judges during Season 8 auditions of 'AGT' when she was just 14 years old, by playing and singing an original song.
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Small stars are unpredictably violent, as seen in recent observations of a powerful flare ejected from our nearest neighbor Proxima Centauri that wowed astronomers.
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In my Facebook feed this morning (which is, albeit, heavy with tech journalists), I'm already seeing numerous posts getting Loved, Wowed, and Haha reactions.
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Her stepmother Melania Trump wowed in a vibrant bright pink Gucci Pussy-bow silk crepe de chine shirt, which retails for a whopping $1,100.
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While Thiem, 26, qualified for the last three years, Tsitsipas has wowed the London crowds for the first time with his fearless attacking style.
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In July, Trump joined the President on international trips to Poland, Germany and France, where she wowed the fashion world, but spoke only briefly.
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Pink, 40, wowed in a black suit with a blush pink blouse underneath and her husband, 44, coordinated in a black suit as well.
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The Chinese acrobatic team wowed and horrified the crowd at the Rio Olympic gymnastics gala on Wednesday when it busted out an impressive move.
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Celine Dion wowed the crowd at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards by singing the "Titanic" theme song in honor of the song's 20th anniversary.
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Jimi Hendrix wowed at Woodstock with a rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner," later described as a searing 1960s protest during the Vietnam War.
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After "Spider-Man 2" wowed audiences, there were high expectations for "Spider-Man 3," but it is ultimately brought down by a messy plot.
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The world wowed a few years ago when a very clever startup from Bristol, U.K., came up with 3D-printed bionic limbs for amputees.
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Haley Smith, who wowed the judges during the 11th season of American Idol in 2012, died in a motorcycle crash in Maine this weekend.
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The British entrepreneur Richard Branson, who returned from a 2017 visit to the kingdom wowed by Prince Mohammed's vision, recoiled after Mr. Khashoggi's murder.
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Henry, who is entering April's NFL Draft, wowed fans with a 158-yard, three-touchdown performance in last month's national title game against Clemson.
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Before she was a fashion influencer and actress, Olivia Culpo wowed pageant judges in a brilliant magenta gown during her 2012 Miss Universe win.
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Here's why it wowed us: While the full rainbow look you'll see ahead is certainly Instagrammable on its own, it also hides a special secret.
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Google wowed people with its demo of Duplex that included the AI assistant inserting "um" and "uh" sounds to make the conversation seem more fluid.
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She wowed in a stunning red and white Alexander McQueen dress – another nod to her host country – on Monday during a day trip to Vancouver.
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"But then more money came in, and Adam got wowed by the whole thing and really wanted to go all in," the former executive said.
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The celebrated Olympic gymnast wowed the crowd with an incredible flip before throwing a perfect pitch ahead of the 2019 World Series Houston Astros vs.
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"Stargazing: A knitted tapestry" wowed EMF camp attendees, and Spencer hopes her efforts will "engage young minds in an area of STEM," according to Space.com.
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It's the same kind of exhausting stakes-raising that nearly all Marvel movies rely on at this point, practically pummeling the audience into being wowed.
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The Seattle-based company wowed Wall Street again this week with a 23 percent jump in sales, pushing its shares to an all-time high.
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Aside from his songs -- he opened with "Mark My Words" and closed with "Sorry" -- he also wowed the crowd with trampoline acrobatics above the audience.
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Joining Rhett about half-performance, Morris wowed as she walked onstage in a shimmering pink crop-top and skirt, showing off her shorter new hairdo.
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You can lie on a synthetic hair-covered platform, wowed by the chromatic splendor overhead; it's a bit like being on drugs without the drugs.
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These devices have not redefined the way we phone, nor have they blown us away with unprecedented speeds, or wowed us with extraordinary battery life.
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Viewers will undoubtedly be wowed by the spectacle, and the culture will doubtless be talking a lot about the work that went into this film.
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Williamson made only a brief appearance in his NBA summer league debut earlier this month, but still wowed fans with a ferocious steal and dunk.
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Chopra wowed in a Dior Haute Couture silver gown with colorful feathered ruffles and a matching cape, while Nick wore a white Dior Men tux.
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Bryan: It's telling that I'm sitting here, ticking off different aspects of the movie on my fingers, trying to find something that really wowed me.
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Stefan Herheim's acclaimed staging of Wagner's "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg," which wowed audiences at the Salzburg Festival in 2013, was headed to the Metropolitan Opera.
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The game is his to lose, but he won't play it through to a satisfying outcome, because he is so wowed by his own proficiency.
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Dr. Wallace is wowed by the wizardry at Bunker Hill — instant fingerprick blood tests, magic walls of patient data, bracelets that can detect heart attacks.
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So much so that when she met Rainn Wilson, AKA Dwight Schrute, she absolutely wowed him with her next-level knowledge of the iconic show.
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Presumably once you've heard "Tha Mobb" you know exactly what Lil Wayne is going to do the second time around, and you are dutifully wowed.
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Across town, a Tunisian rapper flanked by dancers in red hoodies wowed an audience before the arrival of yet another candidate, the country's defense minister.
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On Muzmatch, "I was pretty wowed by her, and by how she balances religion and family and friends and having a career," Mr. Harun said.
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The This Is Us star wowed in a custom color-block Brandon Maxwell look and served glamorous, old Hollywood vibes with her hair and makeup.
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When you're moving through this tech ecosystem, it's very easy for me to be totally wowed by something that, for other people, is just normal.
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At parties, he wowed people with descriptions of boils and rashes and growths, strange hair patterns, nasty scars, pus-filled cysts, bizarre freckles, cancers, moles.
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We put in a few solid works at the training center as she prepared to ship to Dubai, and she has wowed us every time.
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Meghan Markle wowed everyone with her Givenchy wedding gown back in May, and on Friday she attended another royal wedding — this time as a guest.
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For whatever reason, Steve Aoki's cake chucking never wowed crowds in Middlesbrough in the same way it did for the bros and broettes of Milwaukee.
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At 22 her childhood dream of becoming a country singer came true when she wowed the country and won big on season four of American Idol.
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They're guaranteed to be wowed by Samsung's "The Frame" TV, which doubles as a rad piece of art and is on sale starting at just $699.
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If VR is to succeed, consumers need to be wowed, and there are few experiences as wowing as seeing your living room redecorated in virtual reality.
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The decision by the FA to reject the offer has in turn upset the Icelandic players that wowed the sporting world at Euro 2016 this summer.
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Last year, Zuckerberg wowed F8's developers with a fresh Toy Box demo, an early preview of Zuckerberg's vision to bring social experiences to virtual reality.
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Tipping has an edge to him, as does JD Dillard, whose directorial debut Sleight wowed Sundance audiences and will hit theaters next spring courtesy of Blumhouse.
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It's impossible to walk by it without being wowed and impressed by its design, which is equal parts Tim Burton-era Batmobile and 1940s touring car.
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Today in Cupertino, Tim Cook wowed the audience by announcing a new app for the Apple TV, and the app has the worst name available—TV.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Models wearing spectacular lingerie creations wowed fashions' glitterati on Wednesday night during the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show at the Grand Palais in Paris.
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The Brazilian supermodel wowed as she walked across the "runway" to classic tune "The Girl from Ipanema" performed by Daniel Jobim as part of the ceremony.
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The lingerie model, 34, who wowed Instagram with her tiny baby bumps through both of her pregnancies, called out commenters who told her to cover up.
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After the birth of his first child, photographer Vincent Ferrane was wowed by the "beauty" of breastfeeding, and the connection between his wife and their son.
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But before heading home to Washington D.C. on Friday with teenage daughters Malia and Sasha, the First Lady wowed, once again, in a chic printed ensemble.
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On the show, Natalia, 37, has wowed judges with her glittering costumes and flamboyant character, recently winning two out of three challenges in a single week.
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They demand to be wowed on an ongoing basis, and they demand that it all happen without a single bug or the slightest hint of lag.
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A turning point in the latest deal came when Gou wowed Sharp's board, independent directors and creditors with his presentation of a takeover plan on Jan.
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On America's Got Talent last night, 90-year-old Dorothy Williams wowed the judges and primetime audiences with a risqué burlesque performance complete with nipple tassels.
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On Saturday, Kate Middleton wowed wedding guests (and the entire world) when she wore a sophisticated, custom-made Alexander McQueen dress to her sister Pippa's nuptials.
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Already wowed by the incredible* graphics my friend's brand-new PlayStation was capable of, my young mind could scarcely imagine the technical capabilities of Nintendo's machine.
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This has been true for decades and continues to be true today, when it wowed E3 with a first look at the new Legend of Zelda.
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" He began Mr. Díaz's "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao," but stopped after 100 pages, wowed and flummoxed: "I didn't want to steal his moves.
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The first Israeli series that both made lots of money and wowed critics outside Israel was "In Treatment", which revolves around a psychologist and his patients.
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Those are the things that wowed customers and wooed investors to Tesla in the first place, and the Roadster might help the company do it again.
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The actress, 48, wowed in a bright red Givenchy Couture two-piece design featuring a shiny latex caplet layered over an embroidered gown with sparkling embellishments.
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Mr. Trump's delivery seemed to aim for a hybrid, combining discipline with little flashes of the improvisatory campaigner who wowed his faithful in the Republican primaries.
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Her memoir traces the actress's story from the age of five, when she got her first taste of stardom after she wowed during a church solo.
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Beginning Wednesday, the tap rock star Michelle Dorrance returns with her collective and a fresh version of the inventive show that wowed audiences here in 2014.
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The collard green melt on rye wowed us with its marriage of tender, braised greens, crunchy slaw, gooey Swiss cheese and spicy pickled cherry pepper dressing.
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To compare, "Batman v Superman" got a B. Warner seemed to have turned a corner with "Wonder Woman," which wowed critics and audiences alike in June.
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However, at his pro day, he reportedly wowed scouts with a series of throws, including an 80-yard Hail Mary that served as the grand finale.
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Here are the founders and execs from nine startups who wowed top investors from Goldman Sachs, Sapphire Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, Intel Capital, and Dell Technologies Capital:
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But while other startups would "simply list other industries in their road map," Chetty said, the Avaamo team wowed him with a detailed longer-term strategy.
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He regularly addressed the Conservative Political Action Convention (C-PAC) and wowed the Christian right with calls for a Constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage.
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She wowed even Katharina Wagner, the festival's artistic director and the composer's great-granddaughter, who said in an email that Ms. Davidsen is ideal for Bayreuth.
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She didn't like the lack of natural light in the studio that was available at the Harlem Collective building but was wowed by its courtyard garden.
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"A little boy or a little girl goes to an N.B.A. game, and they want to see a crazy windmill dunk and be wowed," Bird says.
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Target (TGT), Kohl's (KSS), Walmart (WMT) and Best Buy (BBY) are among the big American retailers that wowed Wall Street with their latest sales and earnings.
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Yet the gatekeepers of traditional art, far from turning up their noses at the showiness, were initially wowed by the extra attention the field was getting.
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Whereas what actually wowed the Troubadour crowd was that Elton took his and Bernie's dark, difficult early tunes like "60 Years On" and made them really rock.
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The Blade Stealth wowed us immediately with its stealthy compact aluminum design, 12-inch 4K-resolution IGZO touchscreen, solid Chroma-glowing keyboard and trackpad, and myriad ports.
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The Scottish-born singer that wowed the world — and Simon Cowell — on The X Factor UK in 2009 is back with a new take on Christmas classics.
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Throughout the season, Vanderwaal, a ukulele player, routinely wowed judges Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and Mel B with her original songs and raw musical talent.
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But like the famed 18th century Mechanical Turk that wowed people around the world with its seeming ability to play chess, things aren't exactly what they seem.
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Caveats aside, he wowed with his ability to block shots all over the floor and impressed teammates like Melvin Ejim with his scoring ability throughout the camp.
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The announcement of the Paris visit comes one day after the couple wowed Hollywood A-listers on the red carpet at the annual "British Oscars," the BAFTAs.
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Notably missing was Chance the Rapper, who wowed us with his cover of Wonder's hit "They Won't Go When I Go" on NPR's Tiny Desk Concert series.
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Friday's employment report wowed investors after the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the U.S. economy had added 287,000 jobs during the month of June, beating expectations.
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One of the early fan favorites was Thiago "King" Lapp from Argentina who wowed the crowd with his aggressive play, relentlessly pursuing opponents until he eliminated them.
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From Places in the Heart and Steel Magnolias to Lincoln, two-time Academy Award winner Sally Field has wowed audiences with her striking range as an actor.
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During her appearance in The Queen's Green Planet, Jolie also wowed fans around the world by nonchalantly piloting and landing a small plane over the Namibian desert.
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Donning a color coordinated two-piece set, Winter, 18, wowed at Glamour's Game Changers Lunch held at Jessica Biel's Au Fudge restaurant in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
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He secured a parliamentary majority for a party that did not exist 15 months before, and wowed the French with his muscular treatment of unsavoury foreign leaders.
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The New Jersey high school teacher wowed PEOPLE with his looks, for which he was awarded the Sexiest Teacher title in the 2014 Sexiest Man Alive issue.
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The concept phone wowed attendees with a number of innovative forward-facing technologies that push us closer toward phones that are just a screen with no bezels.
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While Kate Middleton wowed the world yet again with her oh-so-glamorous post-baby debut, her nearly 3-year-old daughter Princess Charlotte stole the spotlight!
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Japanese art and design studio teamLab have wowed us with space waterfalls and enraptured us in a Garden of Unearthly Delights, and their Christmas spectacle doesn't disappoint.
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He was wowed by his first glimpses of the Manhattan skyline and equally impressed with his family's living situation compared to how it was in El Salvador.
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Having already wowed CES audiences with its rollable, newspaper-like OLED panel, LG Display today also gave us a look at some of its other quirky innovations.
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While, you might be wowed by a zero percent interest offer, the fine print is where you really need to look to compare one card to another.
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Kasatkina was just a few weeks old when Williams, her beaded braids rattling as she ran, first wowed Wimbledon with a new brand of strength and athleticism.
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Snowflake quickly emerged as a fast-rising startup with a data warehousing platform that has wowed the cloud computing world, including giants like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.
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LONDON — A 10-year-old girl from Northern Ireland has wowed people around the world after a video of her singing in her school choir went viral.
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Okta has also wowed investors with its earnings reports, issuing four better-than-expected quarters in a row and giving wildly strong guidance for the year ahead.
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Google's press room at one of them (complete with a coffee bar!) wowed a campaign press we assume is more used to dark and dingy filing rooms.
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Fitzpatrick wowed the NFL world with his "Fitzmagic" games to start the year with the Buccaneers, but then the magic faded when Jameis Winston returned from suspension.
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According to ESPN's Jonathan Givony, Ball wowed NBA scouts during a preseason tournament and is under consideration for the No. 1 pick in the 2020 NBA draft.
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Instead of being "wowed" by technology that looks great on the surface, retailers are wising up to the fact that it also needs to serve a purpose.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — A group of young skaters have wowed the crowds here with their speed and agility on the ice at the Olympic figure skating venue.
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On a wine-tasting trip to New York, he sat at the bar at the restaurant Daniel and was wowed by the breadth of the wine list.
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I was checked into a King Bedroom, an entry-level room that nonetheless enjoyed all of the same extravagant design features that wowed me in the lobby.
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It wowed an associate dean at Stanford; it persuaded Safeway and Walgreens to spend millions of dollars to set up clinics to showcase Theranos's vaunted revolutionary technology.
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They also wowed fans and skeptics alike with their "showstoppers," which included cakes sculpted to resemble a Russian nesting doll, a watermelon, and a loaf of bread.
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The El Paso County Commissioner shocked state Republicans by knocking off conservative darling Tim Neville at the state's April convention and wowed them with a riveting speech.
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Judge Marrero also seemed wowed by Dish Network's 5G buildout plan, which he thinks does not require "large amounts of hardware" because, um, Amazon will be involved.
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The groom made seven vows to the bride, and it was his fourth that wowed the 175 guests, some from Canada, Kenya, Norway, Spain and South Africa.
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It's the first signing he's made since now-slain Baton Rouge teenager Lil' Snupe wowed him with a hand-delivered demo during a tour stop in 2012.
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The singer from Kosovo wowed the judges during the second round of auditions Wednesday night, with judge Jennifer Lopez remarking, "She sings like a heavy girl," in approval.
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In the two-and-a-half minute advert above, bored parents at a school talent show are suddenly wowed by a ridiculously impressive cover of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody".
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Michelle, 52, wowed in a floor length, rose gold chainmail gown designed by Atelier Versace while POTUS looked dapper in a black tuxedo and color coordinated bow tie.
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Last year, Katy Perry wowed viewers when she performed during Super Bowl 49, arriving on a giant mechanical lion, making multiple costume changes and, of course, those sharks.
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When Scott hit the floor for his second number of the night — a freestyle — he wowed judges with his improvements and earned a near perfect score: 39/40.
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She wowed me with "1950," which is just a killer song, but the visuals paired with "Holy" are a fascinating read on evolving ideas of beauty and sexuality.
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Taraji P. Henson's weave and wig game is unmatched (especially on Empire)... ...but it was her big chop in August of this year that wowed us most. Swoon!
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She said Guo loved to dance and wowed his friends on the dance floor in August at a church event for young, unmarried Chinese members of the church.
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Paris Jackson wowed at PEOPLE's Ones to Watch party on Tuesday — but just a few years ago, the 19-year-old never imagined herself walking a red carpet.
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But for the first time ever, today I held an iPhone in my hand that was charging without a single cable connected to it, and I was wowed.
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Brazilian aspiring singer Livia Bernarde wowed the reality show's judges, and audiences worldwide, with her powerful rendition of the track, making #TheVoiceKids a global trending topic on Twitter.
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Four years ago, a team of researchers based at the University of Pennsylvania wowed the U.S. intelligence community by producing a superior new way to forecast geopolitical events.
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And while the Illum occasionally wowed, the process of shooting (and especially editing) living pictures was too much of a chore to ever justify its $1,500 price tag.
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Also joining the pals onstage was Jaden's sister Willow Smith, who wowed the audience with an opening aerial stunt before joining Woods and Jaden next to the Tesla.
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Vivo is sending out hold-the-date invitations for what looks to be the production version of the Apex concept phone that wowed the world back in February.
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Jackson wowed the crowd with a juking, hurdling jaunt to the end zone late in the first quarter, but Willie Snead's illegal blind-side block negated the score.
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Haley, who has wowed some key foreign ambassadors whom she knew from entertaining foreign trade missions as South Carolina governor, has not always been lock-step with Trump.
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Ariana Grande fan or not, you have to admit the singer has wowed in recent weeks with a number of celebrity impressions that also showcased her vocal prowess.
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Alas, the final few minutes suddenly added an absurd excess of big theatrical effects (cloaks, fans) — though, like every "Bolero" staging I've ever seen, it wowed the audience.
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But in her sophomore year she toured Adelphi with a cousin and was instantly wowed by the place and the idea of going to a much smaller institution.
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Apple shares rose slightly on Thursday after Wall Street analysts said they were satisfied but not wowed by the iPhone maker's latest rollout of new phones on Wednesday.
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I spent most of the past week in Iowa, where I was wowed and moved by how much thought Iowans were putting into which candidate they'd caucus for.
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For more sophisticated, or at least different, fare, head north to Marzapane (Via Velletri, 39; 39-06-6478-1692), where the young Spanish chef has wowed city foodies.
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Recent products of interest: We've been wowed by the Oppo Reno 10x Zoom this year—have a guess what its stand-out feature is, just from the name.
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Recruiters and hiring managers see scores of them every day, and the buzzwords and resume hacks that may have wowed them in the past are now old hat.
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Two: Buyers, who by their very nature apparently lack imagination, are wowed by "greige," a color neither gray nor beige, but one where personal flair goes to die.
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Indeed, even though the partner who gushed at the PlayLab was wowed by her ability to squirt, she dissuaded me from putting undue effort into provoking it again.
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When we checked out the A7 III's pricier siblings, the A9 and A28R III, we were as wowed by the incredible capabilities as we were their extreme price tags.
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So the next time you're wowed by technology's seemingly futuristic AI capabilities, remember that there's a good chance the digital magic is more gray matter than meets the eye.
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When Martin Sahlin took the stage at E3 in 2015 to show off the then-mostly-unknown Unraveled, myself and many others were wowed by him on social media.
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Kim also wowed the South Koreans with his seemingly unexpected willingness to sit and have a leisurely chat with Moon as the two took a stroll through the DMZ.
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A VISITOR to last week's Farnborough Air Show, held just south-west of London, could easily have been wowed by the variety of military equipment and aircraft on display.
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Kusama wowed audiences with her lo-fi thriller The Invitation last year, and the same slow-burning suspense that made her feature a critical darling invigorates this briefer work.
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After over a month of testing, there's no question: the new 2019 model is even more desirable than the laptop that wowed me two and a half years ago.
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Lenovo wowed the tech world last year when it announced the Yoga Book, an ultra-thin Windows 83 and Android tablet with a focus on new, pen-based interactions.
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Meanwhile, offscreen, black actor Noma Dumezweni wowed Broadway audiences — and snagged a Tony nomination — with her portrayal of the wizarding brainiac Hermione in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
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DiCaprio wowed in the role of a character who should have died many times over throughout the course of the movie, but doesn't, thanks in part to stubborn badassness.
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The 26-year-old self-taught magician, who was born in Canada and currently lives in Acton, Massachusetts, wowed audiences through sleight of hand magic and close-up tricks.
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The Australian midwife and lifestyle blogger wowed the internet during her pregnancy with her tiny baby bump, and was back in her figure-hugging dresses soon after giving birth.
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Although she wowed in a bling-worthy necklace and bracelets from the brand, all eyes were on the glimpse of the star's baby bump beneath her long black gown.
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It's the wedding dress that wowed the world, but now Alexander McQueen – the designer that created Princess Kate's famous bridal gown – is being sued for alleged breach of copyright.
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Under its new "Genius" strategy, last week Moncler wowed the fashion crowd at Milan's fashion week with a big reveal of its eight new collections, by eight different designers.
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While the world is wowed by Musk's self-landing rockets and touchscreen-friendly Tesla cars, Musk's company SpaceX regularly sends cargo (sometimes mice, too) to the International Space Station.
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The same kind of AI technology that has wowed the internet with computer-generated cats, faces, and Airbnb listings has now been used to create completely fake fashion models.
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He wowed the crowd with a juking, hurdling jaunt to the end zone late in the first quarter, but Willie Snead's illegal blind-side block brought the score back.
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He also announced an ambitious plan, "One Belt One Road," which calls for massive Chinese infrastructure projects to link the East with the West, that has wowed the world.
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Boston Dynamics has wowed the world with its series of two and four-legged robots, but one analyst said Wednesday they are yet to become the military's best friend.
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She wowed the fashion world on her final night there, wearing a white, fringed Michael Kors dress while sitting next to Russian President Vladimir Putin for a closing dinner.
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At no point during his journey through his very first sparring session, serious injury, and kickboxing, karate, and meditation training in Japan is anyone wowed by his natural abilities.
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There's an elaborate, extended sequence showing off Quicksilver's powers, but it doesn't inspire the same unexpected thrills as the similar sequence that wowed us in Days of Future Past.
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Other donors took tours of the Bloomberg campaign's Times Square office, wowed by the expansive open layout and encouraged by the campaign's willingness to listen to their new ideas.
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It's that face-to-face meeting with the venture capitalists you hope will be wowed by your story that will likely determine if you get the funding you need.
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Warren has climbed steadily in the polls since launching her campaign late last year and has wowed town hall crowds across the country with her in-depth policy strategies.
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Alice Stewart: In Vegas, hard work and vanity projects Bloomberg bombed, Warren wowed, and Sanders sailed along on his frontrunner status at the Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas.
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She was first attracted to the trade in 2000, while working for the Nature Conservancy in Washington, after being wowed by the displays in a flower market in Paris.
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Apple wowed the clinical research community when it took less than a year to hook in 400,000 Apple Heart Study participants — making it the largest AFib study ever conducted.
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I also gotta give props to Jason Derulo who, lest we forget, has a background singing classical opera, and wowed everyone at the MTV Europe Music Awards last year.
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The sport is hugely popular in Melbourne and the rest of Victoria state, and Meghan wowed onlookers as she threw a successful pass after some encouragement from the crowd.
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Former Olympic gold medallist Joshua has wowed the British boxing public so far with a perfect 15-0 record with all of those victories coming by way of knockout.
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The young British actor wowed Marvel fans in Captain America: Civil War and is poised to become one of the biggest breakouts of this summer thanks to Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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It showcases the talents of Leitch and his stunt team, as well as the abilities of Theron, who has wowed audiences recently with her out-of-the-box movie choices.
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Kate McKinnon has been stealing the show on Saturday Night Live for four years now, and wowed audiences over the summer when she co-starred in the hit Ghostbusters reboot.
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While Obama may not be a music superstar herself, the former FLOTUS wowed the crowd when she shared how she was long inspired by the sounds she grew up with.
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Atherton wowed the judges by winning the technical challenge of a double-baked soufflé, and with his "deliciously deceptive feast in the form of a picnic basket" for the showstopper.
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John Hetlinger, the 82-year-old retired engineer who wowed America's Got Talent with his screaming skills in June, reached peak metal on Friday: he performed with Drowning Pool itself.
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The pair also revealed fans can expect more performances this season, similar to when Reid wowed audiences with his romantic cover of Tina Turner's "Simply the Best" on the show.
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Earlier in the evening, McCarthy wowed on the red carpet, wearing a chic black-and-white pantsuit — which received heaps of praise from her fellow Best Actress nominee Glenn Close.
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At the Doctor Strange premiere in London's Westminster Abbey on Monday, the actress wowed in a semi-sheer one-shoulder gown from the Elie Saab Couture Autumn/Winter 2016 collection.
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Samsung's Galaxy Tab S tablets are praised for their OLED screens, and we've been wowed by OLED screens when manufacturers put them in laptops, like the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga.
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It's a thing of beauty, hardware engineering meeting software design in a harmonious "whoa" moment: There's not a soul among The Verge's staff who wasn't wowed by this spectacular move.
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Below, we've collected some of the most amazing facts about space, so when you look up at the stars you can be ever more wowed by what you're looking at.
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Most of the attendees I spoke with walked away a little underwhelmed, struggling to put together a solid list of the things that truly wowed them at this year's show.
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Back in 2014, Ana Lily Amirpour's first feature film, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, wowed Sundance critics and introduced the world to a Middle Eastern feminist vampire romance.
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Apple may have wowed onlookers with its new Apple Card credit card, which touts no late fees, cash-back rewards and a cleaner way of keeping track of past charges.
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Or maybe an outsider: Scott Walker, who wowed as a keynote speaker here eleven months ago with odes to Reagan and who Abbott said governed "like a Texan" in Wisconsin.
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Mary and Tyce, a husband and wife trapeze team, initially wowed the judges as they performed gravity-defying tricks high above the stage, which was on fire throughout their act.
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Maybe it was the distance, but I was never wowed, and spent more time trying to decipher her tattoos (that's a Rainer Maria Rilke poem in German on her bicep).
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It had wowed both critics and the public with the Galaxy S6, S7, and their Edge counterparts, and it had delivered arguably the best smartwatch experience with the Gear S2.
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Laura Bretan (pictured), a young teenager, has wowed viewers and judges alike by performing soulful renditions of such intricate and heavy opera pieces as "The Prayer" and Puccini's "Nessun Dorma".
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Yet Zuma wowed crowds outside South Africa's metropolitan centers in open-air rallies and events, sometimes dancing in traditional African clothing—a leopard-skin cape, a skirt made of pelts.
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Rebranding himself as ELEW, he wowed a range of audiences, from the TED Conference to the White House, with hyperdynamic covers of songs by Coldplay, the Killers and Linkin Park.
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Having wowed audiences in animated form and on Broadway, the enterprise comes heavily presold to those who can hum the songs and recognize every soaring beat of Hans Zimmer's score.
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From its beginning as a Kickstarter campaign in 2011, Dark Sky wowed users by promising predictive forecasts that were accurate down to the minute and based on users' exact locations.
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Here's a guide to the day's snubs and surprises: Scott Rudin brought a remarkable five plays to Broadway this season, and the nominators were not wowed by all of them.
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Nash suggested that perhaps 2022 would be "the time to try it," as a 30th anniversary tribute to the original Dream Team that wowed the world at the Barcelona Olympics.
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If anyone deserves to make it to this list twice, it's Lady Gaga, who wowed with her bold winged eyeliner, glittery eyeshadow, and light pink lip at the 2018 Grammys.
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And Pedals, the black bear from New Jersey, who wowed the internet with his upright gait before he was believed to have been killed in the state's annual bear hunt.
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Lastly, the company says its 4953 obstacle-avoidance sensors make it as good at dodging obstacles as the Skydio R2495, a drone that wowed us with its fully autonomous flying.
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The final showdown with the T-22 (which, at the time, wowed audiences via use of never-before-seen visual effects, a Cameron speciality) culminates with showcases of male bravery.
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But thanks to this book, beautifully written and utterly devoid of empty platitudes, we get a glimpse of what that situation was like, and I'm eternally wowed by her strength.
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During Tesla's Cybertruck presentation last month, company CEO Elon Musk wowed the crowd with a "one more thing" — an electric ATV (all-terrain vehicle) that plays nice with the Cybertruck.
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FIGURE SKATING: American figure skater Nathan Chen had a disappointing outing in the men's short program, while defending Olympic champion Yuzuru Hanyu of Japan wowed the crowd with his performance.
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Wall Street may not have been wowed by Slack&aposs latest financial results, but many analysts are excited about the potential of one of the latest features of its service.
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Dayton's Obi Toppin is taking over Williamson's reputation as college basketball's best dunker, while Marquette senior Markus Howard has once again wowed the Big East with multiple 40+ point games.
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Stormy, who reportedly scored $130k in hush money to keep quiet over an alleged tryst she had with Donald Trump in 2006, wowed the crowd at Little Darlings Strip Club.
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Despite having little competition on that front, Pixar wowed audiences not just on the basis of Toy Story's impressive novelty but also through the film's sheer wit, storytelling, and maturity.
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Both were enamored with computers from a very young age, wowed by the sleek design of the new iPhone and MacBooks, as well as the speeds at which they processed information.
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Model Sarah Stage wowed fans with her tiny baby bump and six-pack during her first pregnancy, and now the mom-to-be is just as fit during her second pregnancy.
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An eager political showman, Mr. Christie theatrically dressed down critics in town-hall forums and then posted videos of the exchanges online that wowed a fast-growing group of national followers.
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Headlining the Global Citizen Festival: Mandela 100 concert in Johannesburg on Sunday with her husband JAY-Z, the couple wowed the crowd with a nearly 90-minute performance, according to Billboard.
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Mastercard's Betty K. DeVita, who appeared on stage and wowed with her stylish red glasses, later explained that your credit card info will be indeed entered into the Family Hub Fridge.
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An adorable 4-year-old wowed the crowd of over 10,000 hockey fans at Hershey, Pennsylvania's Giant Center this week when he performed the national anthem at the Hershey Bears' game.
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Michele briefly starred on The Mayor, which ultimately ended after one season, and Criss wowed as Andrew Cunanan for the latest season of American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace.
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The country superstar enjoyed some lake time over the weekend and wowed fans with a photo of her ripped body in an orange bikini from her CALIA by Carrie Underwood line.
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New York (CNN)It was Lin-Manuel Miranda's night, and the heartfelt, original sonnet he used as an acceptance speech wowed the crowd at the 70th annual Tony Awards Sunday night.
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After being disappointed by her scores last week (and competing despite an injury), the Facts of Life star, 46, wowed the judges with her performance to The Jackson 5's ABC.
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Last summer, he wowed us with a shot of the ISS whizzing across the sky like a shooting star—a shot that he captured from the window of a Southwest flight.
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Though Nangia experienced the expected teeth sensitivity after the procedure, she was wowed by how quick the process was, and how she wasn't left with a super bright, fake-looking smile.
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MACCALLUM: So coming up tonight, the American Bishop who wowed the world and kind of woke up the Royals at the big wedding joins me with his behind the scenes story.
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With true grit, she asked everyone she knew for an introduction to Airbnb's founders, wowed them with her passion, intelligence and drive, and joined the company as the first General Counsel.
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"The Shape of Water" wowed audiences and critics alike Iñárritu's comment perfectly sums up how Mexican immigrants and Mexican-Americans are already winning the cultural war against Donald Trump's white supremacy.
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A security guard working at an Australian Big Bash League game between the Brisbane Heat and the Adelaide Strikers on Wednesday night, wowed the crowd with a catch of a lifetime.
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History was made this week in tech as Peter Thiel wowed the crowd at the RNC, Elon Musk exposed Master Plan Part Deux and we saw yet another iPhone 7 leak.
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Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook is enjoying another hot streak and wowed the basketball-viewing world with another strong performance on Christmas Day in a win over the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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Kodi Lee -- the blind, autistic "America's Got Talent" contestant who wowed judges with his incredible performance -- has caused a fan frenzy at 2 SoCal spots where he's already a rock star.
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This will mark her first performance at the AMAs since 2014, when she wowed the crowd with her rendition of "Blank Space" — and took home the Dick Clark Award for Excellence.
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Dawn Walker told MailOnline that she saw the Beatles-inspired film with her husband earlier this month and was wowed by the seaside village where most of the movie is set.
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And while some critics were wowed by its style, it was hard to get past the pretentious excess (beginning with the event that sets the plot in motion) and muddled message.
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In the meantime, patrons waiting for tables, or plates, would do well to follow our example: Relax, order more of the excellent Pacific island-inspired cocktails, and prepare to be wowed.
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Don't be put off by the no-frills decor — we're sure you'll be wowed by their $12 Cornish hen (yes, an entire hen) with two sides, and their mouthwatering sandwich plates.
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Recognizing this, Kendall Jenner and her team of stylists put together something that wowed, combining elements that no mere mortal could pull off and a hairstyle we want to copy immediately.
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Jerry Pritchett, who finished third in the event, wowed the crowd with a longbar deadlift of 1,031 pounds, surpassing by six pounds a world record set by Eddie Hall in 2015.
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It would be hard to look at one of the most famous concept cars of all time — GM's Firebird III from 1959, which looks like a rocket — and not be wowed.
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One, two, three times, maybe more (in memory it seems to have been a canine soliloquy), Uno sent a wordless message that wowed the well-dressed crowd at Madison Square Garden.
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At times, it gets incredibly hectic, with laser fire scorching the scenery; at others, it allows you to drink in the view and just be wowed by its sense of scale.
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Lavish glamour and bounteous tap rightly wowed critics at the recent revival of the show in London's West End, directed by Mark Bramble, one of its writers, who died in February.
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We see Logan as the confident master-of-the-universe type who's wowed by the demonstration and then later at the retirement party, as the broken man who anticipates human extinction.
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The Voice top 10 contender wowed fans once again with an incredible performance of the hit song "My Body" by Young the Giant during Monday night's episode of the singing competition.
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Oprah was reportedly wowed by her on the catwalk at a Ralph Lauren fashion show in October 2011, and the next year ... she walked in her first Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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But he wowed them with the city's plans, which included construction of the Coliseum, which would become the largest sporting venue in the nation and would stand the test of time.
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When I visited the park in the spring, I was as wowed as I was the first time I donned those 3-D glasses to catch it on the big screen.
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Propel's Star Wars drones wowed fans when they were first announced last year, and now the company is taking the next step in building out its drones with a new mobile app.
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But that scheme has not wowed, in part because HDB-owners are still coming to terms with the idea that their properties could be worth nothing when their 99-year leases expire.
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The modules you can clip on may not have wowed me — the removable battery is still great — but the ultra-wide camera, a feature that's inherently useful on a daily basis, did.
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The category was seen as heralding much potential, thanks in a large way to Pebble's sudden arrival, but no company has created a watch that has truly wowed and won the market.
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Back in June, the mother of two wowed fans when she showed off a Jessica Rabbit-esque hair color at the "She's With Us" fundraising event for Hillary Clinton in Los Angeles.
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Amid the frenetic back-and-forth, there's plenty to admire, if not be truly wowed by, in the whiz-bang effects work and the robust production design by Dan Hennah (The Hobbit).
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Paige Is Too Spicy for Len VanZant wowed the judges with a sexy performance that earned raves from the judges, though Len Goodman admitted it might have been too sexy for him.
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I appreciate the effort of a nice presentation, sure, but I'm not looking to be wowed to the point where I want my burger supported by a $300+ glowing piece of machinery.
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I wasn't particularly wowed by this fingerprint reader, which is nowhere near as fast as the more conventional ones Huawei puts in its other devices, but it's still good and accurate enough.
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Sofia Coppola's latest film, The Beguiled, wowed audiences at this year's Cannes Film Festival and Coppola took home the festival's coveted Best Director honors in addition to a shower of positive reviews.
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Emily Ratajkowski wowed in a strapless Steven Khalil gown with a sheer floral embroidered skirt, which she accessorized with Brian Atwood heels, a Tyler Alexandra clutch and a dazzling Neil Lane choker.
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Having recently wowed Canada with her most luxe tour wardrobe to date, the royal mom still gave her Zara jeans and trusty 12-year-old Penelope Chilvers leather boots a re-wear.
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Having wowed us in the past with her jaw-dropping looks as an attendee, we can only imagine how the "Work" singer will slay the theme in her new role this year.
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Joel Grey Grey wowed Oscar as the Master of Ceremonies in Cabaret – he won Best Supporting Actor in 1972 – but the Broadway legend didn't publicly come out of the closet until 2015.
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The first Avatar movie (aka The White Man's Burden 2: Tail Sex Time), which wowed audiences by showing them a flower floating in front of their faces, came out six years ago.
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Zapata wowed crowds on July 14 Bastille Day, flying over a military parade on Paris' Place de la Concorde in the presence of French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Initially, partygoers were wowed and watched amazed, but as the 16-foot statue was engulfed in flames, they ran for safety, staying just close enough to record the calamity on their phones.
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If you're not sure where to start, we've got you covered — head on over to Maxine Gautron's Instagram account and prepare to be wowed by the French tattoo artist's stunning woodcut designs.
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They'd gotten signed almost by accident, after Laura went to a 2009 open audition hosted by music business record executive Andrew Brightman and producer Dave Cobb in Nashville, and wowed the judges.
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Ad buyers are are used to being wowed by the television industry's Upfronts, which is the widely accepted process where television executives show advertisers their planned programming for the upcoming television season.
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On my first listen of the Katana, I quickly found a musical spot where they wowed me by playing back a favorite track with more impact and precision than I'd previously heard.
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It helps that expectations had been low, but many Brazilians said they were wowed by the parade of celebrities and well-crafted numbers that lionized the nation's rich history and exuberant culture.
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After getting her start performing at bat mitzvahs around New York, she first wowed audiences and critics in 1996 with her performance as Maureen in the original cast of Rent on Broadway.
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There's plenty of speculation around the Mi6 while Xiaomi wowed the industry with the impressively designed Mi Max, yet here it is trotting out a budget version of last year's flagship phone.
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The following are victims of the crash: Bryant, 41, was just an 18-year-old rookie when he wowed the sports world on his way to becoming a National Basketball Association legend.
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What Boaz sells Verdean is a vaguely woman-shaped salty rock that's pretty obviously not the real thing, but no matter; Verdean swallows his misgivings and presents it to the wowed audience.
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Mary and Tyce, the husband and wife trapeze team of Duo Transcend, initially wowed the judges as they performed gravity-defying tricks high above the stage, which was on fire throughout their act.
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In 2016, the royal mom wowed during her first-ever solo trip abroad, and she marked the special occasion in a pair of gorgeous pearl and diamond earrings, which belong to the Queen.
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" No stranger to alternative forms of filmmaking, OK Go's Damian Kulash agrees: "Possibilia by the Daniels is one of the few pieces I've seen where I was truly wowed by the art itself.
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Having already launched 5 apps, he wowed Mark Zuckerberg, earned a demo spot on stage at Facebook F8 conference, and scored a full-time engineering gig as the social network's go-to teen.
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Anderson, Franco and Tyson were spotted at the AMBI charity gala at the Ritz-Carlton, where Anderson wowed in a flowing, soft blush gown highlighted by an elegant rose swirl on its bodice.
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The First Lady stole the show at the first night of the DNC Monday, delivering a passionate speech that wowed the crowd despite a few otherwise bumpy moments for the party at large.
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But don't be wowed too much, because it doesn't melt the whole sheet; rather, it can melt the layer right next to the glass, and gravity then causes the ice to fall off.
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First of all, I was wowed by the grid design, which constrained Ms. Guizzo into finding six 15-letter entries that interlocked, as well as the two 10s, CANNERY ROW and TAKEN ABACK.
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We won't be seeing these $2,400 headphones on sale until the summer, but they still wowed CES visitors with their unique Gorilla Glass window on the sides and that characteristic Sennheiser flagship sound.
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In 2016, the royal mom wowed during her first-ever solo trip abroad, and she marked the special occasion in a pair of stunning pearl and diamond earrings, which belong to the Queen.
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The rest of the company, passionate gamers eager to realize the dreams promised by Star Trek's Holodeck and William Gibson's cyberpunk novels, were focused on creating a cool product that wowed the senses.
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On Tuesday, the royal mom wowed during her first-ever solo trip abroad, and she marked the special occasion in a pair of stunning pearl and diamond earrings, which belong to the Queen.
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Last year the 'bot loving billionaire wowed the internet with a fairly menacing shot taken inside 1.5 ton giant mech suit, breaking the apocalyptic ice a bit by comparing himself to Ellen Ripley.
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After Rihanna wowed shoppers with her cosmetics brand, Fenty Beauty, in 2017, there seems to be an expectation for celebrities to either release game-changing products or not enter the industry at all.
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Sleight may not be an action movie per se, but if you're as wowed by street-level sleight-of-hand as you are expensive CG wizardry, this one should be worth a look.
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Those magical moving portraits that wowed us as little kids are pretty much GIFs, and the GIF-makers we've gathered this week know how to use their gifts for some truly magical visions.
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But it was Halep who wowed the fans, haring across the turf to whip a superb backhand on her way to a second break which she sealed with a flashing backhand return winner.
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Players were wowed by some of its marketing—that announcement trailer, I mean, really—but when it came to what you did in the game, that information got a little lost in translation.
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Parker, 36, was little known before writing, directing and starring "Birth of a Nation," which wowed audiences at the Sundance Film Festival in January, and was seen as a strong 2017 Oscar contender.
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When he first explored running for mayor at 28, he wowed many South Bend power brokers with his grasp of policy detail in a report called "Benchmarking South Bend" that predicted economic decline.
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Apple's event was held at the Steve Jobs Theater in its new circular headquarters in Cupertino, California, named after the company's co-founder who wowed the world with the first iPhone in 2007.
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One surprise on the runway came in a green dress and glittering trench coat, as 75-year-old model Lauren Hutton wowed the crowd in four-inch mustard heels and sparkling fuchsia gloves.
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Ms. French, an avid ballet student who loved the beauty and poetry of dance, was wowed by photos of Olympians on the wall of his office, girls with beaming smiles and gleaming medals.
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Ariana Grande did not walk away from the 2020 Grammy Awards with a trophy, but the "Thank U, Next" singer wowed on the red carpet and the stage with her multiple outfit changes.
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The newspaper wowed the news industry by reporting a new paid subscriber number, 22020 million, and by publicly setting a goal that's been discussed internally for a while: 22020 million subscribers by 24.
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She admires Biden, but said she wasn't "wowed" by his speech, comparing it to "more of a fireside chat" on a string of serious topics rather than an outline for a broader vision.
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The prototype wowed pretty much anybody who tried it, using a combination of head tracking and stereoscopic 3D to let people immerse themselves in a spaceship's interior or a sunny day in Tuscany.
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What wowed me about the production, though, was Bryan Cranston's stunning performance as a man made by media — and the way that guy interacted with the onstage cameras, and his own reflected images!
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Later in the game, the cheerleaders were briefly wowed by the apparent, sudden arrival of their leader, Kim Jong Un. He turned out to be an Australian impersonator who identified himself only as Howard.
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This year, Mandy Moore has wowed us with her most serious role yet as Rebecca Pearson in This Is Us, one that earned her a nomination for best supporting actress at yesterday's Golden Globes.
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When Ashton Kutcher* first made the leap from actor to investor, he relied largely on his gut, investing in companies like Skype, Square and Foursquare because he was wowed by their founders and products.
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You don't have to be an audiophile to appreciate how much better everything sounds on this LG G6, as evidenced by my colleague Sam Byford — an unapologetic AirPods user — also being wowed by it.
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The hyper realistic visuals of the Pride Lands and the lions themselves, who look like something out of a nature documentary, wowed the crowd of theater owners, industry professionals and critics, drawing audible gasps.
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A psychedelic journey beginning with a "Shamanistic rite-of-passage ritual," and continuing through the sky and into the cosmos wowed attendees of Coachella's Antarctica dome, the largest-ever projection inside a geodesic dome.
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Ella Whistler, who was shot seven times at her middle school at age 13 in May, wowed the crowd at an Indianapolis Colts game while performing on the field as a cheerleader and singer.
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When Ashton Kutcher first made the leap from actor to investor, he relied largely on his gut, investing in companies like Skype, Square and Foursquare because he was wowed by their founders and products.
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The hyper-realistic visuals of the Pride Lands and the lions themselves, who looked like something out of a nature documentary, wowed the crowd of theater owners, industry professionals and critics, drawing audible gasps.
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Click here to view original GIFA few weeks ago, the internet was wowed by a video of a magic marker stick figure doodle that appeared to magically come to life with a little water.
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As perhaps the most celebrated child star of her generation, she wowed Broadway theatergoers at age 12 in her stunning debut as the blind and deaf Helen Keller in 1959's The Miracle Worker.
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Laird's colorful, wealth-flaunting Silicon Valley antics alarm Ned more than anyone else, including his wife Barb (Megan Mullally) and especially their teenage son (Griffin Gluck), who is completely wowed by Laird's siren song.
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In the Oscar-winning film The Hurt Locker, he wowed audiences with his intense and curt portrayal of a talented and reckless veteran soldier and team leader of a dangerous bomb unit in Iraq.
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America's Next Top Model winner Nyle DiMarco wowed the judges on Monday's Dancing with the Stars – and his high scores were made all the more impressive because he wasn't able to hear the music.
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The crowd of mathematicians was sufficiently wowed by the sight of a teletype machine returning difficult results from some distant digital machine in mere minutes, but the Complex Number Machine was enormously, prohibitively expensive.
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Zapata, who wowed crowds during France's Bastille Day celebrations on July 14 by soaring over a military parade in Paris on the device, rejigged refuelling arrangements this time, with a bigger boat and platform.
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Donald Katz, Audible's founder and chief executive, is a four-times-a-week theatergoer who was wowed by "Harry Clarke" at the Vineyard Theater, where it started previews in October and closed Dec. 17.
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Personal growth has been the subject of director Edgar Wright's fascination ever since his breakout feature, Shaun of the Dead, wowed critics and gained a cult following among zombie-movie fans and comedy nerds.
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For a time, it looked as if Mr. Herheim would make his Met debut in 2019-20, with a reprise of a fanciful "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" that wowed the Salzburg Festival in 2013.
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Apple claimed that the new chip has the fastest-ever CPU and GPU in a smartphone, and wowed the crowd at Tuesday's event with a show of big numbers to back up the claim.
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He is one or two fights away from landing a huge fight, potentially against Mayweather&aposs protege Gervonta Davis, one of boxing&aposs ticket-selling attractions having wowed big crowds in Baltimore and Atlanta.
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Visa wowed attendees with a virtual reality "magic mirror" – guests walked up to a platform and stepped in front of the mirror, which "magically" showed them what they would look like in other outfits.
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Most recently, Gaga wowed audiences at Super Bowl 50 with her rendition of the National Anthem, wearing a custom sparkling, red Gucci suit and equally patriotic platform heels also custom-made by the fashion house.
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The 12-year-old ukulele player, who had the honor of being the closing act, wowed everyone with a performance of her original song "Clay" on night one of the America's Got Talent finale Tuesday.
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They wowed the audience with a bright and bold set proving exactly why this is the next must-see movie of the holiday season as it officially premieres the day before Thanksgiving on November 22.
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He was particularly wowed by the winner of the Nintendo Labo Creators Contest, who made a solar-powered cardboard accordion, and a user who made a working Labo piano in a 3D pop-up book.
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But while Beyoncé has won at the double-tap game this year (as well as pretty much everything else, but that's another story), "Bodak Yellow" rapper Cardi B wowed us in a completely different way.
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Elon Musk pulled off another in his streak of glitzy product debuts, producing an outpouring of exultant reviews from wowed journalists riding in his new mass-market electric, the Tesla Model 3, late Friday evening.
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The two-man group OneUp sang a feel-good rendition of The Spinners' "Could It Be I'm Falling In Love" during their blind audition and wowed the judges with their performance, vocals — and love story.
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Zapata had wowed crowds during France's July 14 Bastille Day celebrations, flying over a military parade on Paris' Place de la Concorde in the presence of French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The pageantry of the job has always appealed to Trump, who was wowed by a military parade in Paris last year and ordered his own in Washington, only to later cancel it because of cost.
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On Monday, Spike Lee wowed audiences at Cannes with a first look at BlacKkKlansman, his new film telling the riveting true story of a black cop who infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan in the 70s.
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"I didn't see anything wrong, because nothing was telling me it was wrong" Nazar was "wowed" by their lectures, and as a young man, lacked the intellectual wherewithal to challenge what he was being taught.
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In that spirit, we've put together a list of our top 35 episodes of the year — the individual chapters that wowed us the most with their daring, their thoughtfulness, their ingenuity, and their sheer excellence.
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The semi-autobiographical movie, set in Brooklyn about a young woman coming out as a lesbian, wowed Sundance audiences in 2011 (Rees came out to her family while studying on the graduate course at NYU).
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Fueled by the charismatic vision of its co-founder, Adam Neumann, WeWork charted meteoric growth that wowed investors and propelled the company to a $6003 billion valuation, one of the highest for a start-up.
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What her admirers respond to is not so much the gallery of grotesques as her reluctance to be wowed or cowed by them, still less to censure them or to set them up for mockery.
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Just a month before she turns 94, Tyson wowed in a metallic dress with shiny gloves and chic chin-length hair as she became the first black woman to receive an honorary statuette from the Academy.
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And on Monday night's episode of Champions, she wowed audiences with her powerful rendition of Calum Scott's "You Are The Reason" as judge Simon Cowell gave her the coveted button to advance her to the finals.
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There's been a shifting trend in the peeks into the lifestyles of the rich and famous we've craved since the heyday of Cribs, when audiences were wowed by Mariah Carey's walls of stilettos and decadent bathtub.
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"The change in light is so fast and what you get to see is so amazing that even people who chase eclipses and have seen dozens of them will still be wowed by this," Speck said.
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This is a far cry from the Mac Pros introduced in 2013; The futuristic design wowed on stage, but it soon became clear that function had followed form and these "pro" machines were less than practical.
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It wasn't as awful as it could have been, but it hasn't wowed me yet, and the only time I can see myself actually watching this show is if Harry Styles himself ever drops by. —A.
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I've worn these around a busy mall, on the sidewalks of busy roads, and in the midst of busy offices, and in all cases I've been wowed and impressed by the way they deaden outside noise.
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Over a decade of expansion, Qatar Airways, along with Emirates of Dubai, the world's largest airline by international passenger miles travelled, and Etihad Airways of Abu Dhabi, wowed customers with superior service and better-value fares.
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As Gizmodo's reviews editor put it just after the LG5's release:These devices have not redefined the way we phone, nor have they blown us away with unprecedented speeds, or wowed us with extraordinary battery life.
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Joey Badass wowed the hip-hop world back in 2012 as a wise beyond his years 17-year-old with music that brilliantly captured the essence of 90s rap while incorporating takes on contemporary world issues.
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While he wowed the crowd, as the Golden Bear has been doing for five decades, none of the fans knew that just four days earlier Nicklaus had undergone an experimental stem cell therapy in Munich, Germany.
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The "Game of Thrones" star Gwendoline Christie (who played Brienne of Tarth) wowed at the Emmy Awards in her red-and-white gown that appeared to be a medieval-inspired nod to Jaime and Brienne's relationship.
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Ms. Lindsay, who was both an understudy for the title role and a member of the orchestra's violin section, rose to her feet, instrument in hand, and delivered a performance that wowed audience members and colleagues.
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Trump was so wowed by the military parade there on Bastille Day last July, during which he was Macron's guest of honor, that he ordered the U.S. armed forces to explore staging one of their own.
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"The Big Sick" actor Kumail Nanjiani wowed the world when he shared photos of his body after getting in shape for an upcoming role in Marvel film "The Eternals," but he admitted it was hard work.
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But there was still fun to be had, whether it was basking in the desert's solitude and warmth, or meeting friendly people who were wowed that any event came together based on nothing but a meme.
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A black standard poodle named Siba maintained her breed's tradition of dominating the non-sporting group, becoming the 31st standard Poodle to win the group after she wowed the crowd with her towering crest of fluff.
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The singer wowed the judges on America's Got Talent with her gorgeous rendition of Rachel Platten's "Fight Song," and her astounding story — Bevier is a survivor of Stage 3 ovarian cancer — made the audition even more heartwarming.
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He wowed the crowd with his performance of "El Amante" at the Latin Grammy awards last week, and he's recently rolled out successful collaborations with Shakira ("Perro Fiel") and Daddy Yankee and Romeo Santos ("Bella y Sensual").
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We may be switching gears from Star Wars to Infinity War in the Disney blockbuster fandom, but let's take a moment for those regal af crystal foxes from The Last Jedi that wowed us all in December.
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The Americans actress and her on-and-off-screen beau Matthew Rhys attended the black-tie event as guests of the President and First Lady Michelle Obama (who wowed in an ivory dress designed by Brandon Maxwell).
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Let's take a closer look at the hardware, though, because Lenovo has actually built a very thoughtful product, and I must say it's been a little bit since I've been wowed by consumer hardware coming from them.
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While the truffle risotto was pretty good — and one of the cheapest items on the menu at $30 — I wasn't particularly wowed by the food at dinner, or at the buffet breakfast that's included in everyone's stay.
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Living legend Serena Williams wowed the world in April when she revealed that she won her 23rd Grand Slam singles title (a record unmatched by any player, male or female) during the first trimester of her pregnancy.
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Last year Hasbro wowed, and saddened us a little, with a new line of toys targeted at seniors in need of a companion, but without the need for all the mess that comes along with a pet.
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Watch Blake Lively Remember the Night Ryan Reynolds Fell for Her And of course, she wowed on the Met Gala red carpet in a custom Versace gown featuring regal embroidery, a bejeweled bodice and a full skirt.
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Sunday's Teen Choice Awards red carpet was a reminder that Zendaya's choice style icon nomination is completely warranted, as the actress and singer wowed in chic red-carpet ready pajamas and her hair worn in loose curls.
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In a post Friday on her Instagram page, Grobglas, 33, took up the mantle and wowed her fans with a rapid-fire rap of "Guns and Ships" — which has the fastest rap verse in the entire musical.
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During Bey's highly anticipated performance — her first since welcoming twins Rumi and Sir last June, and the first time a black woman has headlined the festival — the superstar wowed the crowd as she belted hit after hit.
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SAN FRANCISCO/SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd has wowed the smartphone industry with the first foldable screen, burnishing its innovation credentials, banishing "fast follower" criticism and, at nearly $26,22, setting a new standard in premium pricing.
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Sony's flagship Xperia XZ Premium wowed us with its 5.5-inch screen — the world's first and only phone with 4K resolution and High Dynamic Range (HDR) support (the LG G6 supports HDR, but the screen isn't 4K).
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EHang wowed crowds at the Consumer Electronics Show in 2016 when it revealed the first human-carrying drone — known as the EHang 184 — which can carry up to 220 pounds (100 kilograms) of weight for 25 minutes.
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Perhaps the best sequence involves a gay couple who frequent Garland's shows, with whom she shares a tender moment -- them wowed by being in their idol's presence, her just in need of a meal with friendly faces.
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The Welsh national football team wowed audiences across Europe, surprisingly exceeding the expectations of most by earning a berth in the Euro 2016 semi-finals—defeating the highly fancied Belgium team en route to the final four.
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Later in the day, Cyrus wowed in a sparkly jacket (sans shirt) and matching pants as she and Mark Ronson, in a glittery suit jacket of his own, performed their hit "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart" on SNL.
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For her big night out in Beverly Hills, Cavallari, 29, wowed the crowd with her new cool-toned bleach blonde shade, which her hairstylist Scotty Cunha styled into super-glam, loose waves to complement her sexy cutout gown.
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The Special Olympian wowed visitors and professional golfers, alike, on Tuesday when she had the chance to play TPC Scottsdale's 16th hole, which is notoriously difficult because of both its layout and the crowds who come to watch.
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Brian Truitt, USA Today: There are enough action-packed scenes and surprises to keep the "Avengers" movie crowd wowed, yet what makes "Spider-Verse" an essential entry in the superhero canon is the richness of its good guys.
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From the unforgettable Alice + Olivia duster coat she wore this year for her 22nd birthday celebration to the Lizzie McGuire-inspired pink pant suit she wowed New York City with last month, the supermodel embraces the color wholeheartedly.
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In May, Xiaomi wowed the internet with its upcoming "transparent" Mi 8 Explorer Edition smartphone that the company claimed showed off the internal components of the phone in a stylish manner, unlike any transparent or translucent gadget before.
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Margaret had instructed Tony to send the photo to the publishers, and now the dark shot, which shows the princess looking naked from the chest up and staring darkly to the camera, has officially wowed all of Britain.
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The 21-year-old college senior with striking cobalt blue hair wowed a cheering crowd by incorporating dance moves like the head-bobbing Dab and widely popular Whip/Nae Nae into her performance – scoring a 9.925 from judges.
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Stirling has become known for her quirky creativity as much as her impressive dance moves, but in her final dance on Monday, she wowed the audience with an impressive synergy of both those elements in her freestyle dance.
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Over the course of a fateful afternoon some are wowed, dreams are fulfilled and crushed and fulfilled, people are drugged—but everything sorta works out and the characters demonstrate communitarian joy that can come from events like these.
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The original was set in 2019, so it's good that they're tacking on an extra 30 years because the Los Angeles of today really doesn't look anything like the dystopian vision Scott wowed audiences with way back when.
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The precocious soprano – who first wowed the country on America's Got Talent when she was 10 – is releasing a cover of Skylar Grey's hit "Coming Home, Pt. II," and PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at the video.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A documentary about German conceptual artist Joseph Beuys wowed the audience at its world premiere in Berlin, depicting him as a creative wizard and provocative prankster who enjoyed challenging traditional thinking about art, politics and money.
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The Glee alum, who played Roderick Meeks on the Fox musical series, made his debut on America's Got Talent on Tuesday, when he wowed judges Howie Mandel, Mel B, Heidi Klum and Simon Cowell with his singing skills.
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"Simply put, the all-new Kia Telluride wowed us, boasting sophistication, practicality, comfort, and a host of standard safety features and technology, all in one of the leading segments on the market," KBB wrote in a prepared statement.
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Shortly before the vote took place, the prime minister told her Conservative Party colleagues that she will not contest the next general election in 2022 as party leader or prime minister but wowed to push through with Brexit.
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Joey Mellows, a 217-year-old teacher from Portsmouth, England, who quit his job to visit all 221 M.L.B. ballparks this summer, said that while he was wowed by the classic parks, nothing could match the Coliseum's atmosphere.
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In the non-sporting group, a black standard poodle named Siba maintained a tradition, becoming the 31st member of the breed to win the group after she wowed the crowd with her towering crest of fluffly black fur.
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He wowed critics with his intense performance as the marauding king Alauddin Khilji in "Padmaavat", tasted box-office success with "Simmba", and even married his dream girl, the actress Deepika Padukone – all in the space of a year.
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Handmade by Neil Lane, the ring wowed Iaconetti, 30, when Haiban, 29, recently proposed in Mexico during the upcoming season of BIP, the summer spin-off series where The Bachelor fan faves' up-and-down relationship began in 2015.
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Troupe aimed for new heights Wallenda -- who wowed audiences when he crossed tightropes over landmarks such as the Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls and the downtown Chicago skyline -- was the anchor at the back of the pyramid, according to Reis.
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View Poll Just last year, Emma Stone shone in her celestial Valentino gown, Priyanka Chopra wowed in a gold lace Ralph Lauren Collection dress and Mandy Moore took a risk in a plunging Naeem Khan gown with flowing cape.
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On Tuesday, The Masked Singer judge and Dr. Ken star Ken Jeong teamed up with The Good Place star D'Arcy Carden to announce which small-screen stars wowed the industry this year — and the reactions are already pouring in.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - With Hollywood stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt in tow, Quentin Tarantino unveiled his latest opus in Cannes on Tuesday, a story about movie magic and acting pains that wowed many critics - at least in parts.
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The former French first lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy had giggled with Kate Bosworth at Schiaparelli earlier in the morning, and Rita Ora had wowed the crowds with a barely there slashed orange slip dress at Versace the night before.
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Related: Be Wowed By Factory Fifteen's Gorgeous Concept Art For An Upcoming Sci-Fi Film Stunning CG Visuals And The World's Biggest Jumping Fish Featured In Factory Fifteen's Jonah What Anime Architecture Teaches Us About the Future of Citie
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Then, at midnight, even celebrity guests like Donny Osmond, Daymond John and Lance Bass were wowed when Herjavec was joined in singing "Happy Birthday" to Johnson (she turns 40 on Thursday) by a very special star: Olivia Newton-John.
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Created by designer and engineer Nikolas Bentel, who previously wowed us with his digestible jewelry, the clothes in the Aerochromics line respond when they detect increased levels of pollutants in the air like radioactivity, carbon monoxide and particle pollution.
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Norway's Kleveland, ranked number one in the world and fresh off the back of Winter X Games gold last month, wowed fans with backside 1440 mute grab on the way to a score of 83.71 in the first run.
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Shoppers don't need be wowed every single time they go shopping, but if a brand hopes to leave a lasting memory on a customer, it should invest in more creative experiences like the ones that Showfields and Naked offer.
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The fervour with which he has pursued his goals occasionally yields impressive oratorical results, as when he wowed an assembled crowd of western dignitaries at the 2017 Future Investment Initiative by harking back to a more tolerant Saudi society.
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"What wowed me was that she was from New York City," said Mr. Lannon, who grew up in Exeter, N.H., and was intent on moving to New York after graduation, as much as she was eager to move elsewhere.
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Dolan has never bagged the Palme d'Or, and is this year up against industry heavyweights such as Spain's Pedro Almodovar, as well as contenders tipped for glory like South Korea's Bong Joon-ho, whose dark comedy "Parasite" wowed critics.
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If Saturday's games were a beauty pageant, it was hard not to be wowed by Clemson's receiving tandem, Tee Higgins and Justyn Ross, who are dynamic enough to make Tom Brady wish he could throw to them this season.
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If you were wowed by Intel's recently released 10-core desktop processor, you'll likely appreciate the efforts of a team of researchers at the University of California, who created what they claim to be the first 1,000-core processor.
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" Speaking with The Times, Mr. Mangold said: "Our primary special effect will be the relationships between these characters, and hopefully you being moved or intrigued by them, as opposed to just getting wowed and slammed by expensive visual effects.
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Virtual reality companies said 2016 is the year that many consumers will try out virtual reality for the first time and perhaps be wowed, though it will not be the year that it reaches mass adoption in terms of sales.
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Wright, who is Guyanese-born but brought up in Tottenham, north London, wowed audiences in some of the most popular British TV dramas – including Top Boy, Humans, Doctor Who and Black Mirror (for which she was nominated for an Emmy).
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Earlier this week, Amal, 38, wowed the crowds in the French Riviera when she wore a show-stopping dreamy yellow Atelier Versace gown — complete with thigh-high slit and flowy train — to the premiere of George's new film Money Monster.
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She wowed at the BRIT Awards in February, taking home the award for British Female Solo Artist award and giving a speech in which she thanked "every single female" who came before her and carved out a path for women.
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When Google wowed the tech world with its demo of Duplex — the tech that allows its digital Assistant make phone calls to perform mundane tasks like booking haircuts or making restaurant reservations — Microsoft's Cortana chief was impressed, but not worried.
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Chris Pine has wowed us with so many of his performances, and knowing how multi-dimensional his character is in One Day She'll Darken, we are so lucky to have an actor as talented as he is to lead this cast.
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Viewed that way, it's possible to accept and even enjoy the simplicity of something like this latest "Lion King" without seeing anything remotely exciting about it, and nothing wrong with trying to temper the expectations of those hoping to be wowed.
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The more sobering component, though, takes viewers back to when these events unfolded, and examines how the salacious elements -- such as Scott's affair with Amber Frey, weaving in their audiotaped conversations -- wowed the media and consumed plenty of time and oxygen.
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The new stealthy warplane wowed crowds at two UK air shows over the past week, showing off its capabilities in what U.S. officials say is part of a larger drive to boost NATO's defenses and counter growing threats around the world.
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The attendees all seemed pretty wowed by Sharp's artistry -- he first painted a taxicab, but once he added the finishing touches, it revealed a colorful painting of good ol' Travis Bickle from "Taxi Driver" ... including his menacing mohawk and sunglasses.
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Franky Zapata, who wowed crowds during France's Bastille Day celebrations on July 14 by soaring over a military parade in Paris on the device, said he had changed refueling arrangements to give himself the best chance of a successful crossing.
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Last July, the friends surprised fans when they did the nostalgic dance together at the American Century Celebrity Golf Tournament in Lake Tahoe, CA.Timberlake wowed the internet last week with a dance routine to another '90s favorite: Bel Biv DeVoe's "Poison."
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The routine, staged on Saturday in "Ice Age," a celebrity ice-dancing show on Russian television, wowed the jury, who gave the performers — Tatiana Navka, a former Olympic ice skater, and her dancing partner, Andrei Burkovsky, an actor — perfect marks.
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Dori Arazi, the game's director of cinematography, goes into their process here, and its worth a watch to get what the team was going for: While I understand why this technique wowed some other folks, it never landed for me.
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Bottom line from CEO Leland Miller: Investors have been wowed by the performance of Chinese super-firms like Alibaba and Tencent, but that elite group is not a good proxy for China's retail sector, or for Chinese consumption more generally.
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Supervising his 13,000th boxing event on Saturday night, Arum's latest superstar client Vasyl Lomachenko wowed the world with an effortlessly dominant performance against Nicholas Walters—leading Arum to claim his Ukrainian understudy is a "modern master" of the boxing ring.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia wowed a hall full of global investors with his plan to build a $500 billion city of the future that would attract the world's brightest minds in business and tech.
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Downstairs, we tried Jacinto 1930, where cocktails like the Dragon Breath with tequila, habanero extract and agave honey wowed us from the first sip, while the fried panela cheese starter had us wiping the plate with our warm corn tortillas.
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Though a devout Catholic, and culturally more traditional than Merkel, the 53-year-old Kramp-Karrenbauer is liked by the Chancellor and wowed the party by wresting Saarland from the left and expanding the CDU's majority in the 2017 vote.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 52%The Korean version of "The Masked Singer" is such a big deal in its country of origin that Ryan Reynolds made a guest appearance, but US critics weren't quite as wowed by the American remake.
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But long before the mainstream media and the entire political world was wowed by her primary upset last year, director Rachel Lears was following the millennial congresswoman's long-shot bid at defeating one of the most powerful House Democrats in the country.
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The 23-year-old from Bismarck wowed the judges with her jazz performance to Michael Jackson's "The Way You Make Me Feel" and her responses to tough interview questions — including one on President Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris Climate Accord.
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On hand for the launch of her new Fenty pop-up shop in New York City, the 31-year-old singer wowed in a magenta mini slip dress, featuring spaghetti straps and ruched sides that tied in a knot at the bottom.
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ICYMI: 'If you can find one' In case you missed it, this Elizabeth Warren double-zinger wowed liberals after the Democratic 2020 candidate was asked how she'd respond to a constituent who opposed gay marriage at CNN's LGBT town hall last week.
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We got news that Drone Racing League is returning to ESPN in June, the DJI Spark wowed us as "the best starter drone on the market right now," and there's even a Kickstarter for a water-friendly drone from SwellPro that floats.
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Besides conquering the radio waves with her hit "Havana" and getting hella clicks on Vevo (over 300 million!) with its sexy music video, she's wowed fans with her performances at the iHeart Radio Jingle Ball Tour and the Latin AMAs this year.
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This week is all about the power of the female form, from the lady athletes who wowed us with their prowess at the Rio Olympics to the supermodels impressing us with their scantily clad physiques in a slew of new ad campaigns.
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Having already wowed the chic Milanese audience with the theme tune from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, ol' Harv stepped it up a notch, teasing the crowd as he does, allowing that hypnotic melody to whip around the room before introducing that bassline.
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Having already wowed audiences at famed New York City venue Madison Square Garden — she was part of the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball tour in late 2017 — Cabello has had a lot of preparation for her own tour, and she's got new music to share.
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The mother of three – who wowed in a $250 Acler top, black mini skirt and $3,290 Tom Ford python bag – luckily was able to watch Platt perform nearly one month before he will bid farewell to the show's title role on Nov. 19.
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French President Emmanuel Macron so wowed Trump with a Bastille Day parade in 2017 that the US leader ordered up his own procession upon returning home (it was later scrapped due to cost, and Macron and Trump have had a falling-out).
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Even if you've had a glimpse of VR's "promise"—with Google Cardboard, Samsung Gear VR, or an early Oculus development kit—and were wowed in the moment, it was probably more excitement about what it could become, rather than what it was.
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On Saturday's episode of the hit Filipino singing and impersonation competition TV show, Your Face Sounds Familiar Kids, 7-year-old girl Xia Vigor's "Wildest Dreams" came true when she wowed the crowd with her spot-on take of the Grammy-winning singer.
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Now, not two years after he wowed everyone with his absurd catch against the Cowboys, the tide is turning against Odell Beckham Jr. After that catch, Beckham was such a star that websites and news organizations were reporting on his pre-game warmups.
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Despite being only 37 years old, the latter -- a gay, veteran mayor from South Bend, Indiana, who is running for president in 2020 -- wowed the now 81-year-old Paulding after he spoke in a low-slung union hall here in Des Moines.
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Its 11 members include Felix Baumgartner, who wowed the world in 2012 by jumping from a balloon floating 24.5 miles in the sky -- so high he had to wear a spacesuit and fell for more than four minutes before he pulled his 'chute.
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Last year, she wowed the crowd with a stunning rendition of Queen's 1991 classic "The Show Must Go On" before bringing the audience to tears in her touching acceptance speech for the evening's Icon Award — both of which were dedicated to Angélil.
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While the Celtics and the Cavaliers took a break from the big ball game, Stoinev and Percy wowed the crowds with their adorable act, which included the little dog weaving between his owner's legs and balancing on his toes during a handstand.
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The actress wowed at the Los Angeles premiere of Beauty and the Beast where she wore a sleek strapless jumpsuit straight off the runway from Oscar de la Renta's Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection, plus jewelry by Anita Ko and Wwake.
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I have never spent that much on bedding before, so I was expecting to be a little more wowed, but the Brooklinen sheets did feel more durable and higher quality than my Target sheets, and they're definitely replacing them as my everyday bedding.
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Sistema-inspired programs really boomed internationally after its concert arm — the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Gustavo Dudamel, an El Sistema alumnus and music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic — wowed international audiences during a performance at the BBC Proms in 2007.
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Though Mahomes&apos huge arm, trick passes, and ability to find unique passing angles has wowed the football world, those who see him up-close say his best skill may be one that can&apost be taught: his ability to process information.
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It was late on a gray afternoon; we sat at the bar of a cozy bistro—warm wood, zinc bar, brass fixtures—while Gibson, in his slow, quiet, wowed-out, distantly Southern drawl, described the work of keeping up with the present.
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The movie wowed audiences at the Sundance Film Festival in January, sparking 2017 Oscar buzz, and it got a standing ovation in early September at the Toronto International Film Festival where Turner and the cast sought to deflect attention from the rape case.
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And one of the show's producers, Jennifer Ashley Tepper, was a college student interning at the York Theater Company when she stumbled across an Iconis demo tape; she was wowed, and has been helping produce his concerts and shows for the last decade.
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She wowed everyone at the Democratic National Convention with her eloquent, emotional speech about watching her daughters grow up during their time in the White House and delivered some fierce words on behalf of Hillary Clinton while on the campaign trail last year.
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Avengers of the Moon by Allen Steele — April 29th Allen Steele wowed us with last year's Arkwright, and for his next novel, he's taking a slightly different track: he's resurrecting pulp author Edmond Hamilton's Captain Future, and bringing him back for a new adventure.
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Honda wowed attendees of the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show with an adorable EV concept car that paid homage to some of the earliest Civics, and then followed that up with a sportier (but still decidedly retro) version at the Tokyo Motor Show a month later.
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Kendall Jenner's mile-long legs have already made a splash at the Cannes Film Festival — the 21-year-old wowed in a Giambattista Valli mini-gown that billowed in the wind for a dramatic entrance at the Saturday premiere of 120 Beats per Minute.
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In 19953, he recruited George Lois and Julian Koenig (pronounced KAY-nig) from Doyle Dane Bernbach to establish Papert Koenig Lois, an upstart that wowed not only Madison Avenue but also Wall Street by becoming the first advertising agency to go public since 21995.
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However, he was wowed by Mixhalo's sound quality, and as he talked to Einziger (who serves as the startup's chief creative officer), he became convinced that the technology could be used at a wide range of events and venues — conferences, sports, museums, megachurches and more.
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Donen, who was given an honorary lifetime achievement Oscar in 20063 and wowed the crowd with an impromptu song-and-dance routine, died of a heart attack on Thursday in New York City, the Chicago Tribune said, citing one of his sons, Mark Donen.
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The America's Got Talent judge, 48, showed his full support behind 14-year-old rapper Flau'jae from Savannah, Georgia during Monday's premiere after she wowed not only him and fellow panelists Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum and Mel B but the entire audience with her audition.
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What Veronica—an upright citizen, way too mature to be wowed by the glamour, such as it is, of the criminal calling—was doing with Harry to begin with remains a mystery, yet the depth of her sorrow rings true, thanks to Viola Davis.
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Brian Floyd, a bartender and consultant living in Austin, Texas, wowed his friends this year on his 44th birthday, hosting them on a Facebook Live session in which he spread cheer and educated his friends and viewers on the art of making a fine cocktail.
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But in each of those cases, I wanted to experiment and explore the possibilities available, to be wowed and wooed, not only because nailing these moves made me feel incredible, but because I found myself rooting for the over-the-top heroes performing them.
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Two epic back and forth classics with Rory MacDonald and Carlos Condit wowed the masses and considering his whole resurgence began when everybody had written him off as a potential title contender, Lawler would have been out to send a message against the game Cerrone.
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The ultra-prolific director Takashi Miike already had about 30 films under his belt at the end of the 1990s, when the one-two punch of the art-horror date picture "Audition" and the ultraviolent art-horror gangster movie "Dead or Alive" wowed Western audiences.
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At Breaking Bad's 10-year reunion panel at San Diego Comic-Con last year, Paul brought Story onstage with him, and she wowed the crowd by sporting a tiny yellow hazmat suit and mask as a mini version of her dad's character, Jesse Pinkman.
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Though she is praised in fashion circles as having elevated Princess Eugenie's style — headlines even before the princess's wedding in 2018 talked about how the ninth in line to the throne had "wowed the crowd" and "nailed it" — Ms. Price would never claim credit.
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Having already wowed audiences with her unique look at the unsolved JonBenet Ramsey murder with the Netflix documentary "Casting JonBenet," Green has turned her focus to a narrative story for her latest work, though it may feel like it's ripped straight from the headlines.
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Even as explicitly queer films from Call Me By Your Name to Love, Simon have wowed critics and cleaned up at the box office, the decision-makers behind Hollywood's biggest blockbusters remain too timid to offer up more than a tiny peck between minor characters.
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Its somewhat controversial tact of luring Americans into embarrassing themselves through the lens of Borat's casual idiocy and bigotry also wowed critics and audiences, allowing Cohen to break through into mass American culture beyond the reach of his HBO comedy show Da Ali G Show.
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While Viall, 36, wowed the judges with his Bachelor-themed rhumba on Monday's Most Memorable Year night — including a steamy kiss with fiancée Vanessa Grimaldi to end the performance — and earned his personal best score of the competition so far, he just squeaked by elimination last week.
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At an April smart city trade show in Hong Kong, sales associates for SenseTime wowed attendees with various use cases: mobile apps that could read facial expressions, smart screens in cars to detect sleepy drivers, and admission gates that flipped open when they recognized someone's face.
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"La La Land," a romantic musical set in modern-day Los Angeles about the dreams and challenges of a struggling young actress and a jazz musician, wowed audiences worldwide and won six Oscars in February, including for directing, music and for Emma Stone's lead actress role.
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Although some of the news leaked out ahead of the panel, fans were still wowed with new details and an appearance by Dick Van Dyke, who performed "Step in Time" to announce the addition of a first-ever "Mary Poppins" attraction coming to Epcot's United Kingdom pavilion.
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Before he wowed Broadway audiences with his turn as Aaron Burr in Hamilton, and before he won a Tony for best actor (and a Grammy) this past year for the role, Leslie Odom Jr. was a college student wondering how he could pay his tuition bills.
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Other panels and interviews included: And last but not least, our pre-event hackathon… Hacking blockchain, bike-rental and robotics at the TechCrunch Shenzhen Hackathon Personal shopping assistant Roadshr wowed the judges into first place, but other notable projects include hacks using the blockchain and Mobike's service.
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Skelly scores second-round submission win over Gruetzemacher Texas boy Chas Skelly wowed the Houston crowd in a commanding performance over veteran Chris Gruetzemacher, who was making his first UFC appearance since his victory at the finale of his season of The Ultimate Fighter back in 2015.
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The singer attended the Grammy's in a barely there Julien McDonald dress, she wowed at the 2017 Time 100 Gala in a sequin plunging Zuhair Murad gown, and most recently she turned heads in an off-the-shoulder jumpsuit at the Cannes Lions Festival in Cannes.
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In June, PEOPLE reported that the search for the permanent position was narrowed down to eight contenders, and in October, a surprise contender joined the race when teacher Richard Curtis wowed Live fans with his charm and poise, despite not having a career in the entertainment industry.
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READ more: The more drugmakers wowed doctors with gifts and lunches, the more people died of drug overdoses, study shows Trump has claimed that the solution is building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, but fentanyl and other drugs are primarily smuggled through ports of entry.
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Nikon D850 with Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8E FL ED AF-S VR lens; 1/4000 second at f/8.0; ISO 400Photo: Ly Dang (Audubon Photography Awards)Ly Dang spotted this black-browed albatross in the Falkland Islands, and was wowed by its namesake black brow.
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This was a far cry from September 220, when Melinda Gates, the philanthropist and wife of the Microsoft founder, Bill Gates, was wowed at the Paris event by a set of four 218th-century Gobelins gold-thread tapestries in the booth of the Paris dealer Galerie Chevalier.
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The new tactics represent a significant boost of confidence in Deborah Ross, a relatively obscure former North Carolina state legislator, and Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander, whose striking gun control ad this week showing him assembling a rifle while blindfolded wowed political insiders in both parties.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)They wowed the crowd at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang with hits like "Peek-a-boo" and "Bad Boy," and soon the girls from K-pop group Red Velvet will be synchronizing their steps on a stage in the North Korean capital.
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Sterling K. Brown wowed his Instagram followers when he shared a photo of his insane six-pack, but the This Is Us star says he isn't in the gym 24/7 — he got his impressive abs by working out on his own as much as his schedule allows.
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Spears, 37, famously used a live python as a prop for her performance at the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards as she sang "Slave 4 U." The singer wowed fans when she brought out the serpent midway through the song, which has become one of her most iconic.
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Click here to view original GIFIt might seem like remote control cars are where all the real fun's at, but it's hard not to be completely wowed by this flawless miniature recreation of a Felbermayr heavy-lifting crane that itself is capable of hoisting over 80 pounds of cargo.
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Since turning 40, Meryl Streep has wowed as vicious magazine editor Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada, earned an Oscar for 2011's The Iron Lady, walked The Bridges of Madison County, and donned a habit for Doubt – all roles she never thought she'd get 27 years ago.
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At the 2016 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Graydon Carter, Caitlyn Jenner, who famously introduced herself on the magazine's cover last year, partied with Lady Gaga, who had just wowed the world with her emotional Oscars performance of "Til It Happens to You," surrounded by sexual assault survivors.
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First put on display at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC, back in 1976, Neil Armstrong's Apollo 11 spacesuit wowed space enthusiasts for 30 years before curators made the decision to take it down in 2006 over concerns about the suit's condition and its deterioration.
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She later wowed onlookers in a sleek, off the shoulder white gown, slit to the thigh, designed by French-born Herve Pierre, for a formal inaugural ball where she and newly-elected President Donald Trump danced to the song "My Way," made famous by the late Frank Sinatra.
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Armed with the kind of résumés that might have wowed the nation in any other year and campaigning heavily in a state that seemed likely to lift up their more moderate policies and executive experience, they've struggled in the polls against national front-runner Donald Trump and Rubio.
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Remember, this is the same FDA that wowed medical innovators earlier this week with its announcement of a new digital health innovation plan that will lay out how new devices will be regulated so that developers don't have to waste time seeking guidance on a case-by-case basis.
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Repeatedly, during rehearsals and in the concert, Ms. Lorenzo — who started playing in second grade on a drum pad, she said in an interview, and in fourth grade on actual percussion instruments — wowed listeners by ripping off the blistering xylophone solo in the "Porgy and Bess" encore medley brilliantly.
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Seth Colter Walls was wowed by Roscoe Mitchell at the Park Avenue Armory, including a work that's evolved over time: I was sadly underwhelmed by "Rameau, Maître à Danser," a program that the usually excellent ensemble Les Arts Florissants brought to the Brooklyn Academy of Music last weekend.
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Skating to the tango-influenced beat of "Adios Nonino" by Astor Piazzolla, the 30-year-old Voronov wowed the crowd in the western city of Osaka with the height of his jumps, which included a clean quad toeloop and triple toeloop combination as well as a triple axel.
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Ever since she wowed us way back in 2011 with her Genre-Specific Xperience EP, Brooklyn based producer, composer and conceptual artist Fatima Al Qadiri's been one of our favourite, and most expectation confounding, musicians, so the news of new material from her is always a cause for celebration.
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Arriving just three years after she wowed audiences with her comedy chops in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, the sitcom had everything going for it: critical support, a prime spot on the schedule after Dancing with the Stars, and a premise that allowed her to play both farce and pathos.
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Saoirse Ronan already wowed us with her sexy, plunging emerald-hued Calvin Klein Collection gown for the evening, but instead of letting the gown steal the show, she amped up her beauty look with a matching subtle green-and-silver-tinted smoky eye, fresh, nude lip and effortless textured waves.
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Nilay: Yeah and I think a good example of that is the new Pixel phone's have the selfie camera on front and the wide-angle, which actually solves a constructive need — because they're showing the phone to people, that's the thing that they're most wowed about, which is kind of remarkable.
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In June, PEOPLE reported that the search for the permanent position was narrowed down to eight contenders and in October, a surprise contender joined the race when teacher Richard Curtis (pictured above with Ripa) wowed Live fans with his charm and poise, despite not having a career in the entertainment industry.
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" Wow what an amazing night it has been an experience I am never gonna forget @AGT @howiemandel #AGT13 #wow feeling blessed 🙏🏻🙏🏻💖💖 — Courtney Hadwin (@CourtneyHadwin) August 15, 2018 Hadwin previously wowed the crowd during the audition rounds with an energetic performance of Otis Redding's "Hard to Handle.
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Forget Dungeons and Dragons, there's a new game in town for the stars of Stranger Things — Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin and Noah Schnapp — who wowed the crowd with a four-way showdown on Spike's Lip Sync Battle this week, basically rendering all other Lip Sync Battle performances obsolete.
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There's little doubt ... the reversal of fortune is tied to Thursday night's unveiling of the Cybertruck at SpaceX headquarters in Hawthorne, CA. As we reported, Elon -- who billed his latest creation as indestructible -- wowed the crowd at first by taking a sledgehammer to the truck's door with no ensuing damage.
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The judicial renaissance, led by Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, has energized a party wowed by the number of judges placed on the federal bench — two have risen to the Supreme Court and 30 will have made it to appeals courts by the end of the year.
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Mr. Chan, 62, who began acting when he was very young, has wowed audiences the world over not only with the balletic, high-kicking "Drunken Master" techniques in his early kung fu movies, but also with the complex action sequences and comedic timing that gave his career a long arc.
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Cohn did not publicly support Trump during the campaign, but Kushner invited him in to meet with the president-elect during the transition, and Cohn apparently really wowed him — after a few more meetings, he was named National Economic Council director, making him the top economic policy staffer in the White House.
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One researcher, Miguel Nicolelis from Duke University, was not wowed by the study—he felt it "did not make any substantial new contribution to the field of brain-machine interfaces," according to an email—he pointed out that prior research has demonstrated that such a task was possible with less-invasive methods.
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But a little blame goes to Civilization VI itself—which is a port on the Mac, and thus doesn't enjoy the speed it would running on its native OS.The MacBook Pro might be a big loser for gaming (please do not buy a Mac to game), but its professional performance wowed us.
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The car sits halfway between two concepts Infiniti has shown in the past year: the Prototype 9, a fully electric retro-style racer with exterior wheels with room for one that made its debut at last year's Concours, and the Q Inspiration, the svelte sedan that wowed crowds at January's Detroit Auto Show.
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Maybe he mentioned me?) I still recall how he shook my hand, chatted insightfully with our small group for a few minutes and then wowed us by recognizing the obscure arrangement the jazz quartet was playing (although I always suspected the musicians had been asked to play it for just that purpose).
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The Italian clothing designer wowed the fashion crowd on Tuesday with a big reveal of the eight collections, hidden in silver-clad cave-like spaces inside a warehouse on the outskirts of Milan and draped on mannequins, hung from the ceiling, and projected on giant mirrors, rather than worn down a catwalk.
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Again directed by Peyton Reed -- from a script credited to five writers, Rudd among them -- the movie repeats and builds upon much of what was in the original, from the mushy stuff involving Scott's young daughter to his hilarious pal Luis (Michael Pena), who is still wowed by all the super-heroic gadgetry.
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Bigger rival Tata Consultancy services wowed investors this week as it posted a record net profit of over $1 billion, helped by a rebound in the key division and said it expected growth in its banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) unit to remain strong in the next one to two years.
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Ms. Barry, 54, had wowed Nashville's large contingent of liberal voters during a 2015 election with her support for gay rights and a promise to bring a world-class transit system to a city where rapid growth and a burgeoning reputation as a hub for young creatives have generated both excitement and anxiety.
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He was quick to point out that her latest book, "Proust's Duchess," was published in May (Knopf) to flattering reviews, and was wowed by the fact that she taught her college courses — on such topics as 17th and 18th Century French theater and the literature and philosophy of the Enlightenment — while speaking French.
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"It's a controversial thing to say now, but Holmes wowed all these older men and wrapped them around her finger with her charm and youth and good looks and cool vision," says John Carreyrou, The Wall Street Journal reporter who broke the scam story and who wrote a book, "Bad Blood" about it.
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And she wowed not only with her unbelievable skills, but also with her chic one shoulder dress, a pleated tulle skirt, fishnet stockings and custom sparkly Off-White sneakers that featured her name on the outer sole, all designed by the Louis Vuitton creative director and Off-White chief executive in partnership with Nike.
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Looking more like she was off for a day at the beach in sunny Spain, Davy wowed in a red print summer dress accessorized with metallic sunglasses (despite the cloudy conditions!), while Bonas teamed a micro-short denim dungaree jumpsuit from Zara with a bright yellow rainproof jacket, and, of course, the ubiquitous Wellington boots.
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Although the IndyCar Series racer was unable to dance with pro partner Sharna Burgess after she suffered a knee injury that forced her to sit out of week 8's live show, he still wowed both the audience and the judges after he and pro dancer Jenna Johnson performed on the Halloween-themed night.
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E33 23 is now about press hands getting hold of the games we, the remote audience, have been streaming into our lives, and reporting back on whether or not what we were wowed by in a CGI trailer actually has the potential to amaze us again when it's out, 22017 to 23 months from now.
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Brady, a five-time NFL champion who lost last year's Super Bowl to the Philadelphia Eagles, came into Sunday's game as an underdog for one of the first times in his career thanks to Mahomes, who has wowed the league with his craftiness and athleticism on the way to securing a 12-4 record for the Chiefs.
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This summer Aly Raisman wowed the world with her prowess on the mat in Rio, scoring a gold medal in the team event along with the rest of "The Final Five" and a silver in the floor final, bringing her up to six Olympic medals total and making her the second most decorated gymnast in American history.
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It seems every other day you read a story of another twentysomething who has wowed the world with an amazing invention, or landed a huge book deal, or is starring in a movie that's sure to get her an Oscar nod, or was just promoted to be a senior vice president for the coolest company around.
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Read more:The screenwriter of 'Yesterday' had tea with an American woman who flew to England on a lark after being wowed by the film's settingBlack rag dolls designed to be slammed against walls have been pulled from a New Jersey store for being 'offensive and disturbing'A Michigan deer infamous for sneaky photobombs crashed a couple's engagement photoshoot — again
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When Warhol later went to get a haircut at Mr. Linich's apartment, he was so wowed by its obsessive reflective décor ("I even painted the silverware silver," Mr. Linich once recalled) that he invited Mr. Linich uptown to decorate the loft the same way — an act that came to symbolize an entire Pop worldview that Warhol would invent.
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Read more:Ariana Grande wowed at the Grammys in a ball gown with a 20-foot-wide skirt that engulfed her as she sat on the red carpetThe 20 best album of the year nominees that got robbed at the GrammysThe 11 biggest snubs of the 2020 Grammy nominationsThis year&aposs most important Grammy nominees, ranked by streaming
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Michele has a sweet reunion with a long lost relative; Ringwald looks deeper into a family story that she is descended from Swedish royalty, and Foley is wowed when he learns that one of his relatives was put in trial in the Salem Witch Trials, and in the season will also learn that an ancestor risked his life for one of America's founding fathers.
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While Billboard notes that many celebrities were in attendance, it was Adam Lambert — the man who wowed the nation on American Idol and went on to take over the mic for legendary rock band Queen — who performed two of Michael's beloved songs, including a rendition of "Faith" that will make you want to shake your rump in a pair of skin-tight baby blues.
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His latest about-face features an all-star lineup of GOT's most badass women, including Cersei Lannister, Daenerys "Mother of Dragons" Targaryen, Arya Stark, and more: The artistry is not only shockingly accurate — it's garnering fist bumps from those in the know, like cast member Lena Headey: Not that this is the first time Ballesteros has wowed the internet with his makeup-morphing skills.
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In a city where the average citizen seems to accept Avengers as a fact of daily life as common as a rat on the subway or a Starbucks on the corner, Homecoming's Parker is still consistently, winningly wowed by his own capabilities; he can't stop saying "Gross" or "Awesome" at the things that shoot out of his body (which, to be fair, is also just basic adolescence).
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Fanmode's app and connected device Fanmode's app and connected device But the winner, LiveLike, wowed the judges by showing what sports watching will look like in the future thanks to virtual reality, rather than augmenting the past television LiveLike lets fans sit in a VR box suite and watch the game from multiple viewing angles like behind the goal or the 50-yard line.
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We can point to the diverse group of talented filmmakers listed above, and we've recently been wowed by smaller films like Jennifer Phang's Advantageous, but fantasy and sci-fi are usually the domain of the big-budget tentpole, and decades of disparity on the part of major Hollywood studios has created a collective lack of body of work that seems to support the most uninformed opinions.
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" What followed, though, was a rambling anecdote about being an aspiring star (complete with an aside about "getting robbed, held at gunpoint, and being mistaken for a prostitute in my third-floor walk-up that was a crack house") that only came back around to Franklin as Madonna described (in a weird Russian accent) an early audition in which she wowed a couple of French auditors by singing "Natural Woman.
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In an email interview, Ford listed off a dizzying array of iconic websites, pages that once wowed the broader internet and helped uncover key design mechanisms—for example, Ford says 1998's EYE4U, an early influence on many Flash developers, "showed us responsive design 15 years before the term was coined," while sites like 2002's Who's We Studios and 2003's tokyoplastic brought personality to the equation.
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It's also just the latest little robot geared to people missing having family members around: Your Lonely Grandparents Can Now Get a Robot Retriever To Keep Them CompanyLast year Hasbro wowed, and saddened us a little, with a new line of toys targeted at seniors in…Read more ReadImage: APThe Kirobo also has a cupholder shaped "cradle" so that you can bring your demon baby robot around town and so that it can constantly distract you while driving.
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First lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE wowed the audience on Monday with a stirring speech that framed the election as a choice between a positive role model for children and a bully who's unfit for office.
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" 🏊🏼 我真的佩服自己的勇氣 17歲就是要幹一些瘋狂的事！ #救生員 #捷運 #游泳 #台北捷運 #世大運 #2017世大運 #松山線 #新店線 #彩繪列車 #我的主場 #Taiwan #taipei #sport #swim #mrt A post shared by 林奕霆 (@890209lin) on Jul 14, 2017 at 11:47pm PDT "I'm wowed by my own courage.
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Anyone who's ever found themselves captivated by a scene from Planet Earth — the BBC's landmark 11-part documentary that awed viewers with its stunning presentation of animal life all over the globe — should be looking forward to Planet Earth II. A decade after the original 2006 series wowed audiences with its artfully filmed, high-definition footage of elusive snow leopards and hyrdoplaning dolphins and adorable polar bear cubs, the highly anticipated six-part follow-up promises an even more stunning adventure, albeit one that comes with a grave warning.
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