There can be something very unsettling about the crowning of a new fashion wunderkind in the shadow of a former fashion wunderkind closing his business.
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Wouldn't it be nice to stop the story here, on the lovely symmetry of a movie about a wunderkind mathematician being written by a wunderkind screenwriter and actor?
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But the best part is that Robo Wunderkind also sells Lego adapters so that you can put together a sophisticated robot that uses both Lego bricks and Robo Wunderkind modules.
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That's because both looks were by fashion wunderkind Brandon Maxwell.
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Here's everything you need to know about the NFL's wunderkind.
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Thirteen years Adele's senior, Konecki was something of a wunderkind.
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James Franco, Tinseltown's wunderkind, is listing his Silver Lake abode.
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Publications hailed her a prodigy, a wunderkind and a sensation.
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Thirteen years Adele's senior, Koncecki was something of a wunderkind.
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And Robo Wunderkind is just the tip of the iceberg.
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Now the wunderkind has fully proved her place among the greats.
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More of the wunderkind design studio's work can be found here.
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Dig deeper though, and YouTube's surreal wunderkind begin to reveal themselves.
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Here comes France wunderkind Mbappé, checking into the game for Dembele.
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Something of a wunderkind, Russell spotted this market opportunity six years ago.
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His 27-year-old speechwriter Jon Favreau was given the "wunderkind" moniker.
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He's collaborated often with the genre-blurring Delaware rap-wunderkind Lil West.
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Sunday night's victory comes after a meteoric rise for the wunderkind filmmaker.
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Last year, "Mommy," by the Québecois wunderkind Xavier Dolan, was passed up.
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The scene celebrated Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, and wunderkind Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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Jennifer Doudna, Crispr pioneer Jiwoo Lee, Crispr wunderkind, Stanford sophomore October 2018.
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It's a promising startup with a 26-year-old wunderkind as CEO.
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I was by then 20, I was no longer a wunderkind. Okay.
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He was considered something of a wunderkind, a hometown boy made good.
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Wunderkind runs short-term pilots with potential customers, say four months long.
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" Then to his freshman wunderkind, "Cooper, are you ready to play now?
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The Iowa-born, SoCal-bred sonic wunderkind began writing music as a teen.
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The wunderkind is Kevin Frans, a senior currently working on his college applications.
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Robo Wunderkind: developing modular and programmable robots to teach children robotics and coding
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For his entire career, Mr. Ryan has been the wunderkind who couldn't deliver.
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The young Aretha learned from her father and turned into a gospel wunderkind.
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Before he bought Sears in 2005, Eddie Lampert was considered an investing wunderkind.
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Earnest (Earn) Marks, the character Glover plays, isn't a wunderkind, like his creator.
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Can the royal wunderkind of Saudi Arabia square his spending with his reforms?
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This Works Deep Sleep Pillow Spray See Details Robo Wunderkind Robotics Kit The Robo Wunderkind is a STEM robotics kit that provides your kids with the opportunity to build their own robots and program them in a fun and playful way.
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Facebook CEO and all-around wunderkind Mark Zuckerberg can do a lot of things.
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Others were about positioning herself as a wunderkind, an otherworldly genius, a chosen one.
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She was also told that Elon Musk, SpaceX founder and tech wunderkind, might attend.
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Larsson is a 21-year-old Swedish wunderkind with a number of hit singles.
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Following that logic, things may get cosmically bleak for the 22-year-old wunderkind.
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He's a wunderkind swimmer who grew up into a flawed and extremely successful man.
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One was an Oxford-educated wunderkind who handled the complicated math behind the transactions.
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This method of snagging customers led to Wunderkind having some pretty stellar SaaS metrics.
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Mr. Mindich was seen as a Wall Street wunderkind when he started Eton Park.
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Tony Fadell, a wunderkind at Apple in his early thirties, founded Nest at age 41.
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And Austrian startup Robo Wunderkind is building a new kind of Lego-like programmable kit.
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Robo Wunderkind also has special blocks to turn your dumb robot into a connected one.
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"Coming Home" is just the latest cover the vocal wunderkind has released in recent months.
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Ronaldo was 19 then, a wunderkind who cried on the field after the final whistle.
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Real Madrid is close to signing Ajax wunderkind Donny van de Beek, according to MARCA.
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Flynn McGarry, the wunderkind chef from the neighboring restaurant Gem, will help shape the menu.
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As a true freshman, the Hawaiian wunderkind backed up second-year starting quarterback Jalen Hurts.
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BounceX (Wunderkind) can help you figure that out, matching anonymous web traffic to email addresses.
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Ben Simmons, one piece of the Philadelphia 21ers' wunderkind collective, is still figuring it out.
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But the one-time wunderkind turned éminence grise is eager to look forward, not back.
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Just a year ago, the Texas Democrat was a wunderkind who nearly took down Republican Sen.
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Holmes herself was touted to be the next Steve Jobs or Bill Gates, a genius wunderkind.
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But that was taken when the New York wunderkind was in college and ostensibly an adult.
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Compared to many programmable toys out there, Robo Wunderkind is still a Lego-like building kit.
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Shop glasses at Warby Parker hereNew York is home to another early D2C wunderkind, Warby Parker.
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Tuchen joined Fortt Knox to share a story that's not your typical wunderkind-makes-good tale.
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Kruszewski, the youngest ever LVMH Prize finalist, is a 19-year-old, self-taught fashion wunderkind.
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After dropping out of college, Latouche arrived on the theater scene as a short, shrewd wunderkind.
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It was a self-appointed wunderkind who struck a persuasive pose and talked an amazing game.
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Whatever this wunderkind saxophonist and multi-instrumentalist is up to, it's probably worth paying some attention.
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But all it took was a phone call from the wunderkind future president to mollify Harriot.
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Steratore is teamed with Jim Nantz, a veteran broadcaster, and Tony Romo, a wunderkind play predictor.
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As "the female Indiana Jones," Lara was aristocratic, filthy rich, highly educated, adventurous, and a technological wunderkind.
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She's no 23-year-old super-successful wunderkind, taking over the media world with a casual shrug.
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This shows a kind of intelligence, but not necessarily that of the wunderkind I've pretended to be.
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For now, this $20 billion market is waiting to be disrupted by some 19-year-old wunderkind.
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They love Millie Bobby Brown, wunderkind actor, just as much as the rest of the world does.
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Many people were involved in the spectacular downfall of once-buzzy Silicon Valley blood testing wunderkind, Theranos.
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"I would have been able to eliminate anyone, even Justin Bieber," the wunderkind told Finnish publication Iltalehti.
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In these areas, the ostensible wunderkind of Germany is a delinquent, not the pioneer it could be.
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Dave Eggers, once the wunderkind of American letters, has been writing books for close to 20 years.
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Ronan was a wunderkind, graduating college at the age of 15 and winning a prestigious Rhodes Scholarship.
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So you may ask: Is it not time to cut this high-flying wunderkind down to size?
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Once you cross that 40-year line, you'll never be a youthful anything: genius, success, wunderkind, whatever.
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The charges had shocked the social media circles where he was considered a wunderkind of new media.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Bucks' wunderkind, leapt to snare a rebound, spun and began to dribble down court.
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Second seed Rafa Nadal and Greek wunderkind Stefanos Tsitsipas will meet in the other semi-final on Thursday.
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Watch her work her magic in the video above, and expect to see more from this fearless wunderkind.
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Gustavo Dudamel, the wunderkind Venezuelan conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, makes an appearance as a backstage handler.
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The headliners, of course, are 2019's 100 metres fastest, Christian Coleman, and 200 metres wunderkind Noah Lyles.
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That's where some of this awkwardness came in, this sort of insecure but brilliant wunderkind of a poet.
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Two notoriously exacting talents—the ingénue, the wunderkind—seized on each other's velocity at precisely the right moment.
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For generational contrast, the movie focuses on the British D.J. Carl Cox and the Dutch wunderkind Martin Garrix.
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NPR has the exclusive stream of Detroit producer and rising electronic wunderkind Jay Daniel's debut album, Broken Knowz.
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Djokovic's possible fourth-round opponent is fourth-seeded wunderkind Alexander Zverev, a two-time Masters champion last year.
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They've gone from a startup wunderkind to the standard-bearer of minimalist, ethical direct-to-consumer (D2C) retail.
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Mr. Stone began burnishing his legend as a 19-year-old political wunderkind willing to break the rules.
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That monster was, of course, Frankenstein's creature, and our menage a trois-disdaining wunderkind none other than Mary Shelley.
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Today, Robo Wunderkind is bringing those worlds closer together with its new iOS and Android app called Robo Play.
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Even after the game, wunderkind general manager Theo Epstein admitted he was not necessarily looking forward to that eventuality.
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Child actor Mayur Patole plays the role of the wunderkind, who has as much sass as he does stamina.
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As one indicative example, The Wall Street Journal profiled wunderkind crypto investor Olaf Carlson-Wee, who founded Polychain Capital.
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This was the main issue that Anna Iarotska, one of the co-founders of Robo Wunderkind, wanted to solve.
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He told my father, 'Your son is no wunderkind, but if he practices hard, he can make a living.
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Here, 10 highlights from fashion's favorite Belgian wunderkind and — potentially — clues as to what he'll do at Calvin Klein.
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The Rhodes scholar turned wunderkind mayor and influential senator seemed to have all the makings of a modern president.
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"By his late 20s, he was considered something of a wunderkind," according to a 2008 New York Times profile.
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Now, on the verge of the next quarter-century, the one-time wunderkind is turning into an éminence grise.
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But I am getting older, and lately have been aware I'm running out of time to be a wunderkind.
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Enter Alex Honnold, wunderkind and weirdo, another North Face athlete who's assigned to a trek in Borneo with Synnott.
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It's that Musk — who still manages to be considered a wunderkind at 47 — has been distracted by a lady.
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During any other season, the story of a just-graduated wunderkind already making waves at Fashion Week would be unique.
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Festivals: Bonnaroo Grace Mitchell first made waves back in 2014, and at 16, the word "wunderkind" was inevitably thrown around.
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The show centers on Jack Bourdain, a recovering addict and fallen culinary wunderkind played by a baby-faced Bradley Cooper.
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I was the 'enfant terrible,' the 'wunderkind,' and that allows a form of behavior I don't want to do again.
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He is something of wunderkind at the F.B.I., rising quickly in the organization to become deputy director in early 2016.
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But Ms. Pascal already had her next project, joining the Marvel wunderkind Kevin Feige to restart the "Spider-Man" series.
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It's been a minute since we've heard from LA Americana wunderkind Korey Dane, and baby it's been worth the wait.
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If you're still searching for a summer love jam, look no further than "Lo Que Siento" by LA wunderkind Cuco.
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One person who doesn't seem all the shocked by New York's current plight is 4.53-year-old wunderkind Kristaps Porzingis.
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Obama remained alternately optimistic and dejected, according to Rhodes, who has been feted as an aspiring novelist-turned national security wunderkind .
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At what point does she get to become, like so many young men in politics and media before her, "a wunderkind"?
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I, for one, am skeptical of psychics, but Tyler Henry, the Hollywood medium wunderkind, is blowing celebrities' minds, one by one.
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PD representatives accused the M5S's 31-year-old wunderkind of running away from a clash that could have exposed his inexperience.
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The 25-year-old wunderkind has built a company valued at about $403 million around a voice-activated device called Sense.
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Mr. Lampert of ESL Investments was once heralded as a hedge fund wunderkind and has made $7.16 billion over the years.
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The 1103ers were having their best year in recent memory, but Fultz, their wunderkind, has had nothing to do with it.
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There was the Warriors' Kevin Durant, the 23-foot wunderkind, practicing his ballerino 113-degree spins and shooting and never missing.
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This area, which had voted Socialist before, was among the many that took a chance on the wunderkind former investment banker.
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Yet twice within the past five years, the company has presented new works by Nico Muhly, a wunderkind-turned-war horse.
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The upstart San Francisco 49ers, with their smothering defense, took on the Kansas City Chiefs and their wunderkind quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
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All this works out for Wunderkind as well, with its ability to help companies drive revenue assisting it in landing deals.
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"Atlantics" by French-Senegalese newcomer Mati Diop and "Beanpole" by Russian wunderkind Kantemir Balagov never made it off the Oscars shortlist.
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Mr. Lampert of ESL Investments was once heralded as a hedge fund wunderkind and has made $133 billion over the years.
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He lets Lincoln Riley, Oklahoma's wunderkind offensive coordinator, show off the cleverness that will get him a head coaching job soon.
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The Politico article, though, revealed a party uneasy with the socialist wunderkind and uninterested in carving out a space for her.
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The day ended on Lap 19 for Elliott, the son of the racing legend Bill Elliott and, at 20, Nascar's latest wunderkind.
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PEOPLE caught up with the one-time wunderkind early this year as she was putting the finishing touches on the new record.
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But Obama remained alternately optimistic and dejected, according to Rhodes, who has been feted as an aspiring novelist-turned national security wunderkind .
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The company's high-profile young founder, Palmer Luckey, is something of a Silicon Valley wunderkind who developed the virtual reality company Oculus.
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A recent video shoot in the space shows Boston Dynamics' latest creation meeting Playground-funded bipedal wunderkind Cassie for the first time.
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When we last saw Robo Wunderkind, the company was on stage as part of the Startup Battlefield competition at Disrupt SF 2015.
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The little wunderkind has many tricks up its sleeve: illuminating, pore-refining, tone-evening, mattifying — the best primers are pretty darn impressive.
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Kusama had been a Hollywood wunderkind of sorts since entering the scene at 32, when she entered Sundance with her movie Girlfight.
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The New York Islanders won their first playoff series in 23 years last night, almost entirely thanks to franchise wunderkind John Tavares.
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Robo Code is where Robo Wunderkind shines because you can put together simple algorithms by arranging virtual blocks in the iPad app.
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Earlier that year, Eazi performed at a concert in Haiti, around which he met wunderkind Michael Brun during a promoter-organized dinner.
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The two songs blend perfectly, with each complementing the other in a style that even the Austrian wunderkind would be proud of.
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Glover positions Earn as a down-and-out intellectual, a former wunderkind rummaging through his past glory days for any way forward.
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Humanity is outgunned, outmatched, and enslaved in a gritty new short film from South African South African science fiction wunderkind Neill Blomkamp.
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McIlroy, a floppy-haired wunderkind at the time, recalled this week that his commitment to the 2009 event was at best scattered.
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What sort of chemistry might have developed between a once-brash wunderkind, now 37, and one of Old Europe's most august ensembles?
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Unlike Robo Wunderkind, Kano doesn't teach you a fictional coding language; instead, you're confronted with Java, Unix, and Python from the start.
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Venture firms such as Andreessen Horowitz, which was co-founded by the Netscape wunderkind Marc Andreessen, hired their own public relations staff.
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Opinion Columnist PARIS — The French, it seems, have soured on President Emmanuel Macron, the wunderkind who swept to power 16 months ago.
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That, and the way it tangles with the equally fluent playing of Julian Lage, a wunderkind guitarist one generation Mr. Cline's junior.
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Next, Wunderkind can help you send those identified folks targeted emails that match what is known about that person, or email address.
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Anyhoo, Wunderkind joins the $100 million ARR cadre with what I think is the second-best result in terms of efficient growth.
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Baltimore is poised to make a deep run in the postseason thanks in no small part to its flashy, dual-threat wunderkind.
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Doyle, the latest of bloomers, had competed on United States amateur teams with the wunderkind Woods, and on occasion had beaten him.
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Eric Mindich, 49, was once a Wall Street wunderkind, becoming the youngest ever partner at Goldman Sachs more than 223 years ago.
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Is Jeanne truly led by visions, or is she a bored-out-of-her-mind wunderkind trapped in the middle of nowhere?
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A mathematical wunderkind, Redstone graduated from Harvard in three years, and he served in the armed forces as a cryptographer during WWII.
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On Tuesday, Obama campaign wunderkind David Plouffe starred in a panel about how America—and millennials in particular—love the sharing economy.
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His "wunderkind" reputation has allowed him to have boldface names like NBA star Steph Curry and Tesla CEO Elon Musk on speed dial.
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Things don't look good for Uber and autonomous vehicle wunderkind Anthony Levandowski, the former Google engineer who now leads the startup's robocar program.
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Deepgram co-founders, 20-year-old wunderkind Noah Shutty and his University of Michigan lab supervisor Scott Stephenson, definitely have faith in sound.
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Only several weeks out from his first solo show at Friedman Benda, the wunderkind is locked away in his fortress finalizing the details.
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This summer alone she repped two big names of the New York fashion scene: the established Christian Siriano and the wunderkind Brandon Maxwell.
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Following her first post-breakup appearance, Ariana Grande gave a general wave in the direction of her breakup with SNL wunderkind Pete Davidson.
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However, the trivia wunderkind still has a long way to go toward beating Jennings' record, which is set at a whopping 74 games.
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Until some tech wunderkind in Silicon Valley makes that happen, we're going to point you in the direction of Leesa's memory foam mattresses.
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A fallen wunderkind, O'Neil had risen quickly through the ranks at ABC, at the time considered by many the leading broadcast sports network.
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When Ms. Johaug burst onto the scene, a wunderkind eight years younger threatening to unseat her, Ms. Bjorgen took her under her wing.
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Common Sense By age 25, Edward S. Lampert was already a Wall Street wunderkind, celebrated for his intellect, ambition and prodigious work ethic.
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A Republican wunderkind when elected at age 36 in 2008, he cut income taxes and roughly doubled the size of corporate tax breaks.
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Lawrence will play Holmes on her journey from Stanford drop-out to tech wunderkind to where she is now: indicted on wire fraud charges.
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Who is he: Alphonso Davies is an 18-year-old wunderkind making a name for himself as the top talent at the Vancouver Whitecaps.
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Keith is a wunderkind, a 21-year-old producer from Memphis who just graduated college but who's already worked with major artists — including Drake.
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First, movie mogul Harvey Weinstein , then newsman wunderkind Mark Halperin , and now the thespian's thespian Kevin Spacey face a spotlight even they don't like.
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Snowboarder and surfer wunderkind Brock Crouch is lucky to be alive after being swept off a cornice during an avalanche in the Canadian backcountry.
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However, the trivia wunderkind still has a long way to go toward beating Ken Jennings' record, which is set at a whopping 74 games.
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The tech industry is full of mythic tales of wunderkind college dropouts who leave prestigious universities to found companies and become self-made billionaires.
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Since then, the self-produced 210-year-old wunderkind has blown up and then some, ascending from Hawthrone backyard favorite to dream pop idol.
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But Robo Wunderkind seems more accessible and good way to try robotics before switching to Arduino and Raspberry Pi when your kid grows up.
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But after Nadal saved a match point against the German wunderkind Alexander Zverev in the fourth round, his game has reflected his growing confidence.
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The term "game jam" was coined by the wunderkind programmer Chris Hecker, known for his work on the pioneering artificial-intelligence-based game Spore.
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The tech upstart wunderkind who told Marnie that he'd never really loved her and smashed her heart and self-confidence into a million pieces?
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But after just 17 months in charge, the political wunderkind has now been ousted after receiving a no-confidence vote in Parliament on Monday.
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"Young people are just smarter," Mark Zuckerberg crowed back in 2007, when he was the 22-year-old wunderkind behind a fledgling social network.
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Which is really an awkward age — 30 years too old to be a wunderkind, and 20 years too young to be running for president.
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BounceX also announced a name change to Wunderkind, a move that its CEO Ryan Urban told TechCrunch signaled "a new chapter" for the firm.
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Buttigieg benefits from a certain degree of novelty relative to Booker, who was in his own Wunderkind Mayor phase more than a decade ago.
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Which is really an awkward age — 30 years too old to be a wunderkind, and 85033 years too young to be running for president.
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Thundercat, a six-string-electric-bass wunderkind and merry prankster, might be the most hopelessly enjoyable artist currently making music in jazz's crossover territory.
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Mr. Murray, one of jazz's most potent and prolific tenor saxophonists, was the wunderkind of New York's downtown scene in the 1970s and '80s.
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The Scottish wunderkind turns Young L's minimal post-hyphy anthem inside out, stuffing it with a bright menagerie of crystal synth shards and hyperventilating handclaps.
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COVERGIRL ambassador James Charles, beauty vlogger Bethany Mota, and makeup world wunderkind Kylie Jenner top off the list of celebrity stars to watch in 2017.
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Manik Suri, a former D.E. Shaw hedge fund wunderkind, for years has been wrestling with how best to help government put compliance policy into practice.
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Malik also collaborated with R&B wunderkind Kehlani, whose mixtape You Should Be Here is currently nominated for a Grammy for Best Urban Contemporary Album.
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UK veteran Carl Cox and Dutch wunderkind Martin Garrix (who recently topped DJ Mag's top 100 DJs poll) will be featured in its leading roles.
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Lodge 10.25-Inch Cast Iron Skillet, available on Amazon, $14.79This affordable 10.25-inch cast iron skillet is another wunderkind plucked from the depths of Amazon.
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Klinsmann started Friday's game in a 3-4-3 alignment that was designed to give the wunderkind Christian Pulisic freedom "to roam," the coach said.
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For example, 17A's "Holder of some precious memories" is a BABY ALBUM, and then the baby progresses to 22A's "Wunderkind," which is a CHILD PRODIGY.
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For many, this résumé gave Buttigieg the allure of a political wunderkind — the "perfect Democratic candidate," as the New York Times's Frank Bruni put it.
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Teen wunderkind Billie Eilish cleaned up, sweeping all of the major awards and becoming the youngest solo performer ever to win album of the year.
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Since this takes place before those genres' stranglehold on pop culture, he is an alienated weirdo rather than a social-media influencer or Hollywood wunderkind.
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Verstappen finished sixth on Sunday after qualifying fourth but the Dutch wunderkind was pleased to be in the points after recovering from his big spin.
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I think they are already planting the seeds that it is his technological ineptitude, not some like super brilliant wunderkind profiler who cracks his psychology.
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To my ears, Kissin has long been something of a cipher: a pianist of staggering native skill who has never quite outgrown his wunderkind status.
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But amid a momentary coverage breakdown late in the fourth, they left Beckham, the wunderkind, open on a third down from the 4-yard line.
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Maison Martin Margiela has also seen an uptick, thanks to wunderkind Demna Gvasalia's work at Balenciaga and Vetements explains Marie Blanchet, Vestiaire Collective's Head of Vintage.
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Red Bull's Dutch wunderkind Max Verstappen finished sixth after suffering a full 360-degree spin on the 10th lap that put him out of the running.
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Critics expected her millennial masterpiece Melodrama, and its lead single "Green Light," to garner the wunderkind (born Ella Yelich-O'Connor) more nominations in the pop categories.
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Rockies wunderkind Trevor Story, who set a major league record with seven homers in his first six career games, went 0-for-20 with three strikeouts.
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Then came the save, which bobbled out, and landed right at the feet of the American wunderkind, who scraped up the leftovers like a hungry boy.
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Mark Zuckerberg, no longer lionized as the Facebook wunderkind in an unpretentious hoodie, has been hauled before Congress for televised floggings over privacy and advertising standards.
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Both novels were made into movies; the actress and fellow wunderkind Natalie Portman found his third book, Eating Animals, so powerful that she became a vegan.
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They are soon cast in François' own play, which is being directed by a wunderkind who takes a romantic interest in Christine, while François covets Thérèse.
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The German auteur — a wildly prolific wunderkind whose sardonic melodramas served to re-establish German cinema on the international stage — appeared at once affable and menacing.
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Japan's kickboxing wunderkind, Tenshin Nasukawa, found himself in the fight of his life on Sunday and escaped with his unbeaten record by the slimmest of margins.
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Baselitz, a wunderkind of the generation of Neo-Expressionist painters that emerged from Germany's postwar period, gained notoriety in the United States in the early 1980s.
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Martin Shkreli had long made the rounds as an up-and-coming finance dude, a hedge fund wunderkind who studied under alleged luminaries like Jim Cramer.
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McFarland capitalized on his youth, confidence and burgeoning reputation as a wunderkind entrepreneur to con investors with a variation of the good old-fashioned Ponzi scheme.
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When Luka Doncic — Dallas&apos 20-year-old wunderkind — took the ball out near Bryant&aposs seat, the Black Mamba started chirping at the Slovenian star.
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The $99.99 Start Mega3D Printing Pen Set is aimed at younger creators, and contains a guidebook filled with projects that will keep your little wunderkind busy.
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Taylor Swift signed to a major label at just 14 years old and rose to fame as a wunderkind with a knack for oddly intimate lyrics.
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Stay tuned for more info, and revisit the special college editions of our Crate Expectations series, featuring Fool's Gold co-founder Nick Catchdubs and Denver wunderkind Wuki.
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The writing/directing wunderkind behind Creed will be busy helming Marvel's Black Panther for the foreseeable future, and Stallone would prefer to strike while the iron's hot.
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Social media wunderkind Snap is expected to go public and raise billions in early 2017 in what could be the highest-profile tech IPO of the year.
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In the ensuing decade, the wunderkind has created digital and web-based work that examines the way we view the world, and ourselves, through an online filter.
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Being a "woman, a mother and a Jew to boot", as one potential employer puts it in the film, the legal wunderkind had three strikes against her.
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Beto O'Rourke is headed to Iowa this weekend, fueling speculation that the former Texas congressman and fundraising wunderkind will soon officially enter the packed Democratic primary race.
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Sonar will produce the series with Peele acting as executive producer and Black List wunderkind David Weil is onboard to co-executive produce and pen the script.
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In a world as susceptible to fashions, fads and misdiagnosed talent as the New York visual-arts scene in the 603s, Cecily Brown made an unusual wunderkind.
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It was delivered with uncanny poise by a musician who, at 30 and professionally active for more than a decade, still has the mystique of a wunderkind.
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Sara Jacobs is a wunderkind, but as the granddaughter of the billionaire founder of Qualcomm she needs to show she's not an out-of-touch rich kid.
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He became obsessed with an IBM home computer and became a wunderkind, working on computers at bookstores, creating small businesses, buying real estate in junior high school.
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Yoshiki, the film's principal focus, was an asthmatic child and classical wunderkind whose father committed suicide; he embraced rock 'n' roll when he discovered the band Kiss.
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Raonic will face fast-rising German wunderkind Alexander Zverev next, when some more changes of footwear might be needed to stay on course for the latter stages.
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For Waymo lawyers, the case seems to hinge on the ambitions of Uber's ousted chief executive, Travis Kalanick, and his wooing of this wunderkind autonomous vehicle technology developer.
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Image 20183 of 2 MEXICO CITY – Ricardo Anaya&aposs supporters see him as a wunderkind — intelligent, eloquent and able to work a stage like a polished TED speaker.
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Now, to regain his place as a wunderkind of the biotech world, Ramaswamy — a Harvard-educated biology major with a law degree from Yale — needs some positive momentum.
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The bill for the show was impressive — Fukunaga is a wunderkind director with just a few blazingly exciting credits to his resumé (Beasts of No Nation, True Detective).
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The German 'wunderkind' is heading into the match on the back of two grueling five-set encounters but he remains more concerned about just getting the job done.
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All this makes him more conscious of paying the bills and no longer the wunderkind who eight years ago won the Turner Prize, for British artists under 50.
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At 29, with more than a dozen plays under his belt and an outsized reputation as a theatrical wunderkind, he dies in New York from AIDS-related causes.
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Ayers is 34 but already a veteran Republican strategist who burst onto the political scene a decade ago as the wunderkind executive director of the Republican Governors Association.
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Matthew Aucoin, the composer-conductor wunderkind, brings to New York an opera based on the diaries of Walt Whitman, and set in a hospital during the Civil War.
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"Ahch-To Island" is a whole soundtrack unto itself as the introduction to a new world and the new relationship between old man Luke and Force wunderkind Rey.
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This Saturday's showdown between boxing legend Floyd "Money" Mayweather and mixed martial arts wunderkind Conor McGregor is already shattering records, UFC President Dana White told CNBC on Thursday.
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In the 20 years since Rent's Broadway debut on April 29, 1996, its status as an important piece of art has devolved from musical wunderkind to frequent punchline.
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Austin metal/punk wunderkind Chris Ulsh had been with the band for a little over a year at this point, and his magic touch was just what they needed.
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It represents an unlikely next act for the Silicon Valley robotics wunderkind at the center of a high-stakes legal battle between Uber and Waymo, Alphabet's autonomous-vehicle company.
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Still, it's a valuable addition to the growing body of literature that's trying to explain how a culture of under-socialized wunderkind CEOs drove tech's future into a ditch.
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Disco legends Chic are supposed to release their first album in a quarter century this year, and they've enlisted the help of Swedish EDM wunderkind Avicii for the project.
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Photo: GettyApple design wunderkind Sir Jony Ive is leaving the company after 27 years and Apple is scrambling to ensure the public that this is fine, everything is fine.
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Trump thought he might replace Kelly with Vice President Pence's chief of staff Nick Ayers, the 36 year-old wunderkind with a reputation as a sharp-elbowed political animal.
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All in all, I can say from experience that this cheap wunderkind clay mask is absolutely worth a try if you'd like to see clearer and smoother skin immediately.
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Cori "Coco" Gauff — the tennis wunderkind who famously upset Venus Williams en route to her magical run at Wimbledon — has taken tennis by storm at just 20193 years old.
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Cori "Coco" Gauff — the tennis wunderkind who famously upset Venus Williams en route to her magical run at Wimbledon — has taken tennis by storm at just 15 years old.
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Buterin is the face—a 24-year-old math wunderkind who co-founded Ethereum, a cryptocurrency with a market cap of $39 billion USD—and Wright is the heel.
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For 89 euros, or about $103, I got seven sublime courses whipped up by the mind of its 26-year-old wunderkind head chef, Orm Oja, a Tallinn native.
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During an otherwise miserable season for the Giants, Barkley, the No. 250 pick in this year's draft, has emerged as an offensive wunderkind offering some hope for the future.
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The Atlanta Hawks wunderkind Trae Young rose to fame for his outlandish 3-point shooting, but it was his flashy handle that had the NBA world buzzing Monday night.
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The 22-year-old wunderkind had to bring extra jerseys out to the field so that every New York Jets player who wanted a souvenir could get their own.
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As Yuja had been a musical wunderkind at six, at twenty-nine she is a kind of existential prodigy, already undergoing the crisis that ordinary people undergo in midlife.
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Andrew Chung: "The 'Wonder' of Minimalism" South Korean artist Crush's latest album "Wonderlust" comes across as a pleasant surprise to fans of the 24-year-old R&B wunderkind.
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GrowthPoint, the property management company that co-owns the Waterfront together with the Public Investment Corporation, forked over $38 million to construct the museum, designed by wunderkind Thomas Heatherwick.
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Now 35, he rose to fame as a 17-year-old wunderkind columnist and has been a central part of conservative discourse for the past decade and a half.
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Born in 1965 — making him 19 years Holmes' senior — Balwani and the wannabe tech wunderkind met in 2002 while on a trip to Beijing as part of Stanford's Mandarin program.
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Her group, the iconic girl group the Ronettes, had scored a string of smashes, including the immortal classic "Be My Baby," all produced by her boyfriend — pop wunderkind Phil Spector.
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You listened to Queen, used curse words your babysitter taught you to fend off bullies on the schoolyard and were the class wunderkind when it came to math and science.
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Maybe all rock needs is some charismatic wunderkind—the next Joe Strummer or Joan Jett—to come along and blow the door open for a flood of new rock bands.
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And neither is wunderkind Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin, reflecting on what he has wrought (click through to read the whole thread): So total cryptocoin market cap just hit $0.5T today.
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In one standout scene, Lisa Leslie, former WNBA superstar and Olympic gold medalist, questions why Ali's agency cares more about featuring a soon-to-be drafted NBA wunderkind over her.
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While Ben Simmons, Louisiana State's wunderkind freshman, has turned heads with his box-score-stuffing stat lines, Valentine has matched him while also leading Michigan State into the Top 5.
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Coogler's success with Black Panther both secures his place in film history as a wunderkind and ensures that he'll continue to be one of today's most sought-after young directors.
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Everyone in tech knows Palmer Luckey, the virtual-reality wunderkind who said he was fired from Facebook after he supported an anti-Hillary Clinton meme group during the 2016 election.
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The 19-year-old wunderkind Christian Pulisic, who came out of the comfortably middle-class academy system in Pennsylvania before making a professional move to Germany, is the heir apparent.
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The great cook and recipe wunderkind Yewande Komolafe returns to NYT Cooking this week with an amazing new recipe, for baked tofu with peanut sauce and coconut-lime rice (above).
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So he took a chance on the former wunderkind Lane Kiffin as his offensive coordinator to install fast-paced schemes like the ones that gave Alabama's defense so much trouble.
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Photo courtesy Denzel Curry Rap wunderkind Denzel Curry has been making waves out of Carol City for a minute now, blending punk and dancehall into his South Florida-bred sound.
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Looking at ants under a magnifying glass doesn't have anything on this macro vision of caterpillars, spiders, and dragonflies bathed in effervescent dew drops animated by CGI wunderkind Alexey Zakharov.
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With his signature bright ties and slicked-back hair, a throwback to the 0003s (when he was a Reagan administration wunderkind), Kudlow has been an informal Trump advisor in the past.
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Rizin had a decent New Years Eve but invested $9 million in having a geriatric Floyd Mayweather come in and embarrass their kickboxing wunderkind, Tenshin Nasukawa in just over a minute.
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Born in the Soviet Union but an American citizen raised in Brooklyn, Sater was a Wall Street wunderkind who worked at top shops such as Bear Stearns and Shearson Lehman Brothers.
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Now, the wunderkind is taking on one more role, joining the ranks of Blake Lively, Eva Longoria, Julianne Moore, Naomi Watts and more as the new international spokesperson of L'Oréal Paris.
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With over one million followers on Instagram and a client roster that reads like an exclusive guest list, 28-year-old Patrick Ta is the wunderkind of the celebrity makeup world.
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How did 14-year-old wunderkind Leo "Gully Guy" Mandela pick up more than 120,000 Instagram followers just by posting photos of himself in the most hyped streetwear on the market?
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Electronic music wunderkind Dan Deacon, on the sonic spectrum, boasts as his favorite food Peanut Butter Bumpers cereal, the sugary sweet, processed, mass-produced breakfast of champions that he shamelessly promotes.
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KAI MILLER: Her initial rollout of releases, "Chun Li" and "Barbie Tingz," were what I believed to be inklings of her tapping back into her former days as a mixtape wunderkind.
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Thought up by wunderkind programmer Vitalik Buterin, it can do many things Bitcoin can do, but its primary purpose is to be a platform upon which decentralized applications can be built.
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De Blasio came highly recommended from Bill Clinton, having run the New York state office for his campaign in the 1996 presidential election, and then considered a political wunderkind of sorts.
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This ain't the first time the 32-year-old coaching wunderkind has thrown his weight around in L.A. -- the coach was spotted with Veronika at Warwick on New Year's Eve too!!
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According to Jordan Jay, the A&R wunderkind behind groups like Girls Aloud and The Saturdays, this lack of success can simply be attributed to ebb and flow of market trends.
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And its founder, Elizabeth Holmes, was feted as a biomedical version of Steve Jobs or Bill Gates, a wunderkind college dropout who would make blood testing as convenient as the iPhone.
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Why make it worse by adding all that car time, just for another ribbon and the chance for the parents to pat themselves on the back and show off their wunderkind?
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It made for a good fit with how the media cast her at the start of "New Girl": as a wunderkind, the untested 29-year-old brain behind a sudden juggernaut.
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And a brief look at the long history of her political-wunderkind predecessors can show us how her career might accelerate—or sputter, as some of her Democratic colleagues might be hoping.
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Earlier this week, it was announced that Evancho — the operatic classical wunderkind who placed second on AGT in 2010 — will perform at President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration in Washington, D.C., next year.
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German wunderkind Dirk Nowitzki, who impressed Charles Barkley during international camps as a teenager, arrived in 22009 and by the early 22008s had begun a streak of 22009 consecutive All-Star appearances.
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German wunderkind Dirk Nowitzki, who impressed Charles Barkley during international camps as a teenager, arrived in 1998 and by the early 2000s had begun a streak of 10 consecutive All-Star appearances.
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From his time working as the wunderkind pollster for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign to the launch of his new startup, Elucd, Michael Simon has believed in the power of community feedback.
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Patriots defensive wunderkind Matt Patricia routinely dropped seven, eight, even nine defenders into coverage against Wilson, daring him to find holes in a zone stuffed by practically every Patriot on the field.
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At 20 he is equal to this wunderkind, who evidently, earlier in the day, had made him wince, and he dresses him down with an appreciative shrewdness that my father clearly valued.
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We've already talked about this tech wunderkind before, but we're bringing it to your attention once again because, for a limited time, you can get your hands on it for only $79.99.
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Khachanov, who will be in the last 16 for the second year in a row, always had 15th seed Pouille on the back foot and now takes on German 'wunderkind' Alexander Zverev.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Shortly after German wunderkind Alexander Zverev trudged off court having lost to Chung Hyeon at this year's Australian Open he was treated to a few kind words from Roger Federer.
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Mallory Pugh, the 19-year-old soccer wunderkind who made headlines in April with her decision to leave UCLA and go pro, started her NWSL career with the Washington Spirit this weekend.
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The new firm will be led by founder Michael Sayman, a 21-year-old wunderkind who started as a Facebook intern at age 17 and left that company for Google last year.
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The film focuses on a group of teenage mutants, including Game of Thrones' Maisie Williams as wolf shapeshifter Rahne and indie-film wunderkind Anya Taylor-Joy as Magik, who does, well, magic.
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Between this and Whiplash, he has truly earned his wunderkind status, and hopefully he'll continue to resist big, loud studio movies, because he has a knack for illuminating important yet painful truths.
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When the Los Angeles Philharmonic tapped the wunderkind Gustavo Dudamel in 2009, when he was just 28, it shook up the music world, encouraging other orchestras to take chances on the young.
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He oversees the training and coordination of the pit crews responsible for maintaining the Camrys piloted by Kyle Busch, Daniel Suarez, wunderkind Erik Jones, and eventual 2016 Daytona 500 winner Denny Hamlin.
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Still, the rose hand remains relatively ubiquitous at our present moment and it serves as the central point of inspiration for wunderkind artist Awol Erizku's ongoing solo show at Miami gallery Nina Johnson.
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In the past couple of days, fans of both King Krule—a wunderkind who hasn't released music since December 2015—and erm, U2—some dads—have received items of interest in the mail.
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Following the departure of The Bomb Squad from the group, P.E. was musically adrift for a few years, eventually picking up guitar wunderkind Khari Wynn, who became the group's musical director in 2011.
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The wunderkind in the pole vault who began setting age group records at age seven opened his day at 5.52m, then cleared 5.72, 5.92 and a indoor lifetime best 6.01 without a miss.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Nothing was off-limits for experimental director and playwright Reza Abdoh, the Iranian-born theatrical wunderkind who died of AIDS in 1995 at the age of 32.
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On "One More"—a thump-shy club soother with a beat that never quite breaks free from its casing—the Korean-American wunderkind attempts to ground herself amid the flurry of personal displacement.
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Meghie's film centers on a female author, a Zadie Smith-esque wunderkind, whose family is thrown into turmoil when her grandfather returns to the family enclave only to drop dead on the doorstep.
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But Jack Ma was right to be worried about WeChat as Tencent's wunderkind app later ventured into online shopping, in-store payments, and a number of other areas that tread on Alibaba's toes.
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If Georgia's basketball team proved anything Friday night against Delaware State it's that freshman wunderkind Anthony Edwards doesn't always have to be on top of his game for the Bulldogs to enjoy success.
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Remember back in June when Tesla's wunderkind chief executive Elon Musk and Disney's longtime chairman Robert Iger and both quit Trump's business councils in response to the White House's intransigence on climate change?
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Are there fundamental flaws that made this result — the upcoming sale of assets, likely shuttering of various businesses and probably the ouster of former Silicon Valley wunderkind and current CEO Marissa Mayer — inevitable?
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The Metallica drummer, Danish immigrant, former tennis wunderkind, art aficionado, and undeniably one of the most famous dudes named Lars in the world, has long held a tattered reputation within the metal community.
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With that startling announcement, Mr. Bailey, 23, the former wunderkind of British fashion and one who had a cultlike following in the fashion world, had thrown up a plot twist no one anticipated.
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Instead of a billion tiny Legos, the Wunderkind components look like big, chunky Melissa & Doug blocks — each tipped with silicon sensors and plastic stubs, so they can be easily snapped together like Playstix.
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Calling all dreamers, all procrastinators, all people who've aged out of wunderkind status (happy 27th birthday, by the way): Stop doing nothing to make your hopes come true and start a vision board!
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In 2008, Dominique Moceanu — a wunderkind who won the gold at 14 years old at the 1996 Atlanta Games — claimed that her coaches, Martha and Bela Karolyi, had physically and emotionally abused her.
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Goalkeeper Janine Gordon, gymnast Nastasya Generalova, and tennis wunderkind Sophia Weiland are primed for bright futures in their fields, and nothing is going to stand in their way — especially not the snooze button.
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Mr. Macron is the wunderkind of French politics, a graduate of elite schools, a student of philosophy and an accomplished pianist, who made a quick fortune in investment banking before plunging into politics.
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Mischa Zverev struggled with injuries for much of his career but was inspired to keep going by his younger brother, Alexander, a 19-year-old wunderkind who many predict will reach No. 1.
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Boston Celtics center Enes Kanter is the NBA's latest political wunderkind, a basketball player as comfortable talking policy with conservative lawmakers and Democratic presidential candidates as he is blocking shots and garnering rebounds.
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"Pure Heroine" sold more than one million copies in five months, making Lorde the first female artist with a million-selling debut album since Adele and establishing her as a wunderkind pop auteur.
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Taylor Swift can be considered iconic for many reasons: She emerged as a wunderkind, became an advocate for artists' rights, and pulled off the most graceful pivot from country to pop in history.
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And though 17-year-old Chloe Kim of Team USA became the youngest female to nab halfpipe gold, the snowboarding wunderkind may not beat her dad when it comes to the coolness factor.
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If you haven't had a chance to read Megan Hernbroth's fascinating feature story on Zume — the robo-pizza startup founded by a video-game wunderkind — do yourself a favor and read it now.
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Mark Mahoney, the owner of the Shamrock Social Club in Los Angeles, is a pioneer of fine-line tattooing who trained the industry wunderkind Dr. Woo and inked Lady Gaga and David Beckham.
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One of the most heartfelt and candid moments belonged to Chilean electro-pop wunderkind Alex Anwandter, and last night he took a giant leap on to becoming the official LGBTQ idol in Latin music.
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Phillip Picardi, the Conde Nast-bred wunderkind brought on last year to be Out's editor-in-chief, had even threatened to leave if the payments weren't made, according to three people at Pride Media.
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Juliana Huxtable's roaming party Shock Value is usually full of young, hip trans kids thanks to her status as Internet celebrity and art world wunderkind, as well as hot trans talent like DJ Dese.
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Honnold has been a wunderkind in the climbing world since 2008, after two game-changing rope-free ascents at Yosemite's Half Dome and Zion National Park's Moonlight Buttress in Utah, according to National Geographic.
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The Texas Tech wunderkind wound up sandwiched between his teammates in the ensuing pileup and struggled to lift himself off a Kansas City lineman well after the play had ended and the stockpile cleared.
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Unfortunately, being a child wunderkind can come with a cost, especially in the age of the internet, when talented children are exposed to a vast audience that predecessors like Shirley Temple certainly didn't share.
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Around 20 years ago, an enigmatic, androgynous author by the name of JT LeRoy became a famous literary wunderkind after the publication of his novels, Sarah and The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things.
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So that's why we approached the new track on the Spotify page of Steve Lacy—the 19-year-old wunderkind who you might know from The Internet, or from his production on Kendrick's DAMN.
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One of those voices ("troubletroubletroublebadtrouble") leads him into a near-death experience that saves the life of his client, a "wunderkind skateboarding hip-hop mogul" who promptly tries to acquire Skellig for his entourage.
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Picking one from TechCrunch's call with the CEO, "a lot of [Wunderkind sales] reps have north of $3 million quotas a year and they hit," he said, meaning that they meet that high expectation.
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The wunderkind editor of the London society magazine Tatler, Brown did a stint of consulting with Condé Nast but was soon convinced she had to wrest control of the magazine to make it relevant.
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"Carousel," one of the greatest of American musicals, is returning to Broadway next season with an all-star cast that includes an opera diva and a creative team that includes a ballet world wunderkind.
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As played by Brit wunderkind Tom Holland in a whoosh of boyish enthusiasm and lovesick angst, Spidey is flying higher than ever in a thrill ride that's bursting with laughs and real-deal surprises.
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DAMIEN CHAZELLE: YOUNGEST PERSON TO WIN BEST DIRECTOR At just 32 years old, wunderkind director Chazelle became the youngest director to receive the industry's top honor for his work on La La Land on Sunday.
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Many thought after Norman handed 200 meters wunderkind Noah Lyles his first defeat at the distance in three years in June, the sprinter would try a 200-400 double, at least at the U.S. trials.
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After beginning as a young wunderkind animator at Disney in the early '80s, Bird was fired after raising his concerns that the company was half-assing it, instead of trying to protect its rich legacy.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the wunderkind congresswoman from New York, has been getting most of the credit for the Green New Deal, an ambitious plan to fight global warming that has become increasingly popular among Democrats.
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In the UFC, Riddle was a 22016-pound wunderkind—never rising above a prospect, but fighting three times a year and making good money during a dozen-fight stint that ended with four straight wins.
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To that point, Canada had been led by wunderkind R.J. Barrett, the burgeoning mega-prospect who just turned 22015 and won't be on the NBA Draft radar until 2020 unless he reclassifies at some point.
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The creation of the wunderkind Welsh chef Tomos Parry, Brat is studiously informal, its airy second-story dining room featuring large windows that afford a view of the neighborhood's modest brick residences and commercial hodgepodge.
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It's a striking evolution from the mullet-wearing Gen X wunderkind whose 1992 poetry debut, "The Business of Fancydancing," depicted the hopes and struggles of basketball-playing, myth-spinning Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest.
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Robinson is, himself, a kind of meritocratic wunderkind — he went to Yale Law School, then joined Harvard to pursue a PhD in sociology, then started an influential political magazine, all before the age of 30.
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On Golf AUGUSTA, Ga. — It was so much easier for Rory McIlroy eight years ago when he first came to the Masters tournament as nothing more than a winsome 19-year-old, curly-headed wunderkind.
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Two years ago, in the 2015 draft, he picked both Kristaps Porzingis, the 103-foot 3-inch Latvian wunderkind, and a smooth-looking 6-11 Spanish center, Willy Hernangomez, who far exceeded expectations this year.
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But his candidacy appeared to enter a new stage over the course of the evening, as his image as an articulate political wunderkind faced a rigorous test that is unlikely to ease up anytime soon.
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During a particularly boozy Chef's Night Out episode, Miles Thompson, the 28-year-old wunderkind at the helm of Santa Monica's legendary Michael's whipped up some unconventional burritos during the obligatory end of night cook.
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Millie Bobby Brown has safely secured her status as a wunderkind, and with season 2 of Stranger Things now streaming on Netflix, people can't get enough of the 13-year-old who brings Eleven to life.
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He was the wunderkind of the autonomous vehicle industry, someone who'd made an impressive showing at the DARPA Grand Challenge while he was still in college and had his self-driving motorcycle enshrined in the Smithsonian.
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Paul Thomas Anderson has always been considered something of a wunderkind, an idiosyncratic director with a clearly defined vision and a style deeply influenced by both cinema history and his upbringing in the San Fernando Valley.
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FIFA 17 opens with a scene of Alex as a 10-year-old soccer wunderkind, watching his parents fight on the sideline and wondering why his father won't even congratulate him for winning the city championship.
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Like its predecessors, Senna (2010) and Amy (2015), the film charts the rise and abrupt fall of a charismatic wunderkind with a tragic flaw, with audio-only interviews accompanying dramatically arranged and meticulously edited archival footage.
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While he now lives in an Oakland apartment, Marlinspike used to have a more itinerant lifestyle; he lived in a warehouse after moving to San Francisco in the late '90s as a college-shirking coding wunderkind.
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Had he grabbed the third set a fightback might have been on the cards, although Chung, who frazzled fourth-seeded German wunderkind Alexander Zverev in five sets in the previous round, can apparently run all night.
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The ridiculously popular Mizuhara starred in the live-action film adaptation of equally ridiculously popular anime Attack on Titan as Survey Corps combat wunderkind Mikasa Ackerman (she kills man-eating giants with swords, it's pretty sick).
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That's how a conservative magazine editor could praise Miller as a "wunderkind" for his command of the "details" of immigration policy while dismissing evidence that Miller was once close to Richard Spencer, a prominent neo-Nazi.
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He's a wunderkind who first received recognition as the subject of the documentary Paladar, the story of the illegal restaurant he and his roommates ran from their apartment while students at the University of Southern California.
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In 1889, a jeweler named Paulding Farnham, who had come to Tiffany & Co. as a wunderkind at 16, won the grand prize at the Exposition Universelle in Paris for his collection of pearl-encrusted orchid brooches.
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She is 22 now, no longer a wunderkind, but she is ready to fulfill her promise after reaching the top 10 as a teenager and then dropping out of the top 300 because of wrist surgery.
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At fifty-one—tall and stovepipe slim, with a strikingly long face beneath close-cropped black hair—Eisenman has mellowed only slightly from the raucous wunderkind who burst onto the scene in the 22014 Whitney Biennial.
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Franken, the comedy wunderkind, a founding writer on "Saturday Night Live" and the author of such subtly partisan humor books as "Rush Limbaugh Is a Big Fat Idiot," has always been an irrepressible jokester by nature.
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Also earning their first Grammy nominations are 18-year-old pop wunderkind Billie Eilish and 20-year-old genre-blending rapper Lil Nas X, who closely follow Lizzo in the overall field with six nominations each.
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But quick starts by the two speedy, youth-infused squads — the Rangers entered leading the N.H.L. in goals, and the Oilers are paced by their wunderkind Connor McDavid — generated the sense of an early-season showdown.
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A wunderkind who was one of the first artists to really leverage social media fame into genuine success, it was easy for Allen to see young, successful Instagram stars and feel despair at her own perceived failures.
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At the center of Austria's political shift is Sebastian Kurz, a 31-year-old wunderkind who rode a wave of anti-immigrant anxiety to position himself as the country's probable next chancellor and the world's youngest leader.
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Aaron Pico, the combative sports wunderkind who Bellator signed in 2014 and has been subject to literally years of hype, was wobbled by an uppercut and choked out in less than 1003 seconds in his MMA debut.
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The app was designed by 19-year-old wunderkind Michael Sayman, a Facebook product manager who tells TechCrunch that he wanted to replicate the readymade virality of Facebook's earliest days, when it was restricted to college students.
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Their hybrid sound caught the ears of LA's Mind of a Genius, the label home to elusive electronic multi-hyphenate Zhu (a close friend and collaborator of Dante's), Noisey Next wunderkind Gallant, and rising singer-producer Klangstof.
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But Mr. Sandu, a dapper technology wunderkind who has written code for Instagram and Twitter, is equally obsessed with the future of HTML as he is with the street wear labels Fear of God and Off-White.
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The 15-year-old wunderkind stunned world No. 3 Naomi Osaka in the third round of the Australian Open Friday to become the youngest woman in the professional era to take down the tournament&aposs reigning champion.
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Also earning their first Grammy nominations are 17-year-old pop wunderkind Billie Eilish and 20-year-old genre-blending rapper Lil Nas X, who follow closely behind Lizzo in the overall field with six nominations each.
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Read the full story here:How a video-game wunderkind raised $446 million for a robot revolution that mesmerized SoftBank but went off the rails: The inside story of Zume PizzaSo you want to be a Super Angel?
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That remark was about reciting his own poetry in Yiddish, but it implied something more general: the image of the wild-haired, baby-faced Wunderkind who had to be defended from hordes of female fans no longer applies.
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Unlike Harris-Biden, however, this one had a personal edge to it -- as though Castro was unleashing months of pent-up frustration that O'Rourke had someone become a political wunderkind without, in his mind, any real "there" there.
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Rooney's departure proved far less exciting than his celebrated arrival on the MLS scene just last year when the one-time wunderkind and Manchester United all-time leading scorer was hyped as the second coming of David Beckham.
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With her definitive gold-medal performance on the balance beam Sunday, Biles broke the record of 23 total medals at worlds, which Vitaly Scherbo of the Soviet Union and Belarus set a year before the wunderkind was born.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - South Korean Chung Hyeon does not appear especially intimidating behind his Zen-like demeanor and white-framed spectacles but as German wunderkind Alex Zverev will testify, the 20-year-old should come with a health warning.
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You could also drink something other than cocktails, like a Vietnamese coffee porter by the local 8th Wonder Brewery, or a bottle of light and fizzy crémant de Bourgogne, but you'd be missing out on the wunderkind ways.
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George Stephanopoulos, the war-room wunderkind who helped elect President Bill Clinton, produced the model diary of disillusionment as he described his evolution from idealistic and ambitious young aide to battered defender of a scandal-torn White House.
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Eight years later, this one-time Oscar wunderkind finally popped back up at this year's Sundance Film Festival with his sophomore effort, "Wendy," a grass-roots "Peter Pan" seen through the eyes of a liberated, adventurous Wendy Darling.
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Unsurprisingly, Wunderkind has been super efficient to date, with Urban telling TechCrunch that "the amount of equity [his company has] actually put to work is probably sub-$35 million," with less than $50 million in equity capital raised.
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There's a story in which Diane gets an abortion while the pop-star dolphin Sextina Aquafina, the "sexy fourteen-year-old dubstep wunderkind" for whom she's been hired to write tweets, sings a hilariously rude pro-choice anthem.
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The only mainstay on the new list is the Québécois wunderkind Xavier Dolan, who at 27 is already a lauded veteran at home and abroad, where he has become an award-winning darling of the Cannes Film Festival.
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Directed by A.J. Eaton, the film features Crosby in candid discussion with Academy Award-winning writer-director Cameron Crowe (the doc's executive producer), who first met Crosby in 21971 as a 19853-year-old wunderkind reporter for Rolling Stone.
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By the time he wrote his 1983 book of writing advice, Adventures in the Screen Trade, he was considered an industry guru, one who'd morphed from an overrated wunderkind in the era of Butch Cassidy into a lauded veteran.
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It was a pleasure to collaborate again with this "Jeopardy!" champ, crossword wunderkind and major force behind the Crossword Puzzle Collaboration Directory (which you should totally hit up if you're an aspiring puzzle maker who's underrepresented in any way).
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One night, after the couple visits the enigmatic wunderkind CEO (high-necked white jacket, general Bieber aesthetic) of her firm's top competitor, her self-driving car is hacked, and the two of them fly off the side of the highway.
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Only playing because of a late injury to precious wunderkind Anthony Martial, young Rashford scored twice in the Europa League on his debut, but had his goals belittled by those choosing to overemphasise the level of opponent, rather than the achievement.
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After oscillating up and down the roster—spending a fair bit of time on the bench lately—Pulisic has sparked trade rumors to Liverpool, among other clubs, with fans thirsty for more playing time from the rare U.S. national wunderkind.
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Robo Wunderkind Robotics Kit See Details Merge Cube VR and AR Used to engage kids in maths, science, anatomy, engineering, and more, this product lets them play and create in augmented reality by holding holograms and interacting with digital objects.
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Journalists will often ask about politics, since Louis — a wunderkind of French literature who at 27 has already risen to the status of public intellectual — is seen as a firebrand of the left and a voice for the Yellow Vests movement.
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It's happened again, as 20163-year-old wunderkind Kyle Chalmers took out a shocking win at the 22016m freestyle at the Rio Olympics, beating out American Nathan Adrian and compatriot Cameron McEvoy to claim gold in the final on Wednesday night.
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Mr. Posen's began as the charming wunderkind who grew up in TriBeCa, went to the arts-oriented private school Saint Ann's, did a stint at Parsons, and was discovered before he had even graduated from Central Saint Martins in London.
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Weld created a template for both campaigning and governance that would be followed by every savvy Massachusetts Republican thereafter: Paul Cellucci, Mitt Romney, and ludicrously popular current Governor Charlie Baker, who began his career as a wunderkind bureaucrat in Weld's administration.
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Wendell Anderson, a Democratic wunderkind who as governor wrought legislation hailed as "the Minnesota Miracle" to finance education, only to be rejected by the voters after engineering his own appointment to a Senate vacancy, died on Sunday in St. Paul.
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His response: question whether the establishment's wunderkind, House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.), should chair this summer's convention.
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"It was not too ambitious," he said, explaining that he believed the 3-4-1-2 lineup he initially deployed would ultimately give Christian Pulisic, the wunderkind midfielder, more space in which to roam and create havoc for the opposition.
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Sure, he had the highs and lows you'd expect from a finance wunderkind: some failed hedge funds, a misadventure ending in lawsuit at the helm of a biotech company called Retrophin, more money than he knew what to do with.
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She gets such perfect turns of phrase ("I have nothing to wear for who I need to be," she moans while staring into her closet) that, unlike so many of her fictional counterparts, she's utterly believable as an in-demand wunderkind.
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Iarotska says the team at Robo Wunderkind developed their own simplified coding language, based on colors and symbols rather than numbers and words, so the toy can best hit its target demographic: children between the ages of 24.7 and 22016.
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During a scrimmage against his teammates he (clearly) fouled fellow Canadian wunderkind TJ Barrett, then stiffened up, bounced off the ground with four straight limbs like a cartoon, and came excruciatingly close to yelling at the assistant who was reffing.
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On Friday at 11:30, I knew I should be seeing what all the fuss was about with Louis Cole, a wunderkind YouTube sensation whose jazz-infused, fratty IDM is starting to give Snarky Puppy a run for its money.
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She was taught to see the game in full by her father, Ivan, and also by Melanie Molitor, the mother and coach of Martina Hingis, the Swiss wunderkind who rose to No. 22016 by treating a tennis court like a chessboard.
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Ussery, an Ivy League-educated executive who at one point served as the commissioner of the Continental Basketball Association, was known as a wunderkind whose rapid rise led him to his position with the Mavericks when he was just 38.
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There have been such tectonic shifts before: times when major groupings of designers seemed to arrive en masse, as opposed to the lone breakthroughs of wunderkind outliers like Yves Saint Laurent, who took the reins at Dior at age 21.
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Grizzled bureaucrats, fastidious parents and cool young things fill them to hear the latest wunderkind—among whose number, in recent decades, have been Lang Lang, Li Yundi and Yuja Wang (pictured)—play some beautifully judged Bach or fiendishly hard Rachmaninov.
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"In 'Little Big Shots,' Harvey will showcase young musicians, singers, dancers and every form of wunderkind in the country, and go toe to toe with them in conversations and interviews, with hilarious results," NBC said in a 2015 announcement of the series.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Swedish wunderkind Jennie-Lee Burmansson came up short in her bid to become the youngest freestyle skier to win a medal at a Winter Olympics but the 15-year-old will return to school "stoked" for making the final.
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It's hard to say whether S&P's new guidelines will encourage the next startup wunderkind, be it Airbnb or Uber, to give future investors the same rights accorded to, say, Brian Chesky or Travis Kalanick, the respective founders of those private firms.
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There's plenty of hallucinogens to go around, but also a variety of experiences: because XOXO's crowd includes everyone from a wannabe DJ wunderkind to a jaded has-been, EDM isn't glamorized beyond recognition or turned into the frattiest version of the genre.
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Steve Jurvetson, who started his career in Silicon Valley as a wunderkind founder of one of its marquee venture capital firms, has become one of its highest-profile investors, palling around with its most flamboyant tech superstars and backing its edgiest startups.
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Lensabl makes it easy to put new lenses in a favorite pair of shades or glasses Based in Los Angeles, Lensabl already has an agreement inked with the city's latest tech wunderkind, partnering with the spectacles-producing augmented reality luminaries at Snap.
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And here's where Michael's fall from pop wunderkind to drug-addled bogeyman begins: soon there will rumors about him craving a brain transplant and partying in a clown suit to avoid detection by psychotic fans; soon things will get very dark indeed.
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This is Gordon Hall's "AND PER SE AND—A Lecture in 23 Tufts," a new sculpture/performance/experimental lecture for Temple Contemporary from the non-binary wunderkind, who has recently shown at venues including SculptureCenter, Foxy Production, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Whitney.
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After all, Michael Pineda's first pitch against the Astros was blasted for a home run; Houston's latest wunderkind, Alex Bregman, making his big league debut, began to look like Brooks Robinson; and the bearded Yankee-killer Dallas Keuchel was on the mound.
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This is not the later Welles, the portly fellow who famously made Paul Masson wine commercials and who by then was something of a former king forced to abdicate the throne, not quite a sell-out but also no longer a wunderkind.
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In the minutes before the pop wunderkind made her long-awaited return to the festival—and her debut on its main stage—the lights went dark, and the tumbling drum intro to Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" echoed from the speaker stacks.
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He's a wunderkind who can do pretty much anything you ask him to do on the floor, and easily, but we also have to, ya know, actually see him take and make multiple threes a night before we pencil him in for it.
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Wisconsin's art-rap wunderkind Milo ignited the Shrine lobby, stalking the stage as he rapped the philosophic broodings from his Kenny Segal-produced So The Flies Don't Come, his impassioned delivery and varied inflection heads above his early performances at the Airliner.
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SoftBank likely had the Vision Fund on its mind when it decided to rescue WeWorkA former app economy wunderkind is now aiming to disrupt the venture world with his own investment company, and he&aposs using Facebook ads as his secret weapon
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Pulisic, of course, is the 19-year-old wunderkind who moved to Germany as a 16-year-old to join the perennial Bundesliga power Borussia Dortmund and ensure that his development would take place in a soccer incubator of unquestioned and elevated reliability.
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That trade-off is never easy to negotiate, and the version of "Measure for Measure" that opened on Sunday at Theater for a New Audience, in a production by the British wunderkind director Simon Godwin, leans too heavily on the supposedly funny elements.
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Sebastian Kurz, the 85033 year old wunderkind leader of the victorious People's Party, responded to the soaring popularity of the Freedom Party by announcing new restrictions on immigration, a stricter stance on crime and terrorism, and limits on social benefits to immigrants.
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Mbappe, the 19-year-old wunderkind, and Neymar, the world record transfer fee holder, were at their devastating best as Paris Saint-Germain dominated in the UEFA Champions League, winning 4-1 on the night, and topping Group C in emphatic fashion.
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But Coachella is a barometer of mainstream culture; and if the breadth, stage placement, and fan presence of this year's Latinx contingent—from Princess Nokia and Kali Uchis to wunderkind Cuco—is any indication, we may be in for a big shift in future years.
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To introduce the company's ground-breaking new made-to-measure service, By Appointment, the inventive Belgian designer tapped actress Abbey Lee, model Natalie Westling, and our personal favorite: the breakout star of Netflix's Stranger Things, 12-year-old wunderkind, Millie Bobby Brown (aka Eleven).
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Whether it's vitamin C or hyaluronic acid, we're always on the hunt for the next wunderkind that will transform our visage – and a recent browse through the labels of our bathroom shelf staples led us to discover the latest star of the show: vitis vinifera.
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During the Cavs-Warriors game on Monday night, Tavaris Jones, a pint-sized dancing wunderkind, stole the show when he took center stage during the game's halftime performance along with the Cavaliers' Scream Team, delivering a routine that was the uncontested highlight of the night.
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Set at a prestigious but creatively stagnant theatre company known best for its traditional Shakespeare productions, Slings follows the return of former wunderkind Geoffrey Tennant (Paul Gross, Tales of the City) after years in the artistic and emotional wilderness following an onstage nervous breakdown.
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Here is Krim, a young man addressing his elder and better, a wunderkind of the literary moment: Dear Saroyan: The office is acutely quiet at this particular hour in eternity, and I've got some particular points about a number of things to hit you with.
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Arielle Patrick, 30, a corporate wunderkind who is already a senior vice president and transactions director at communications firm Edelman, said she is learning a lot from other members about how they handle the stress of balancing a high-powered career with having a family.
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New cuts from Hitchhiker ("Ding Dong"), New York wunderkind Zaxx ("Signal"), Brazilian DJ Alok ("Me & You"), and the Finnish DJ Yotto ("Song from the Sun") reflect the sort of beaming, warm material that's bound to lift your spirits as you slowly bake on festival grounds.
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In the 2000s it was revived by a much more story-savvy Hollywood exec, David Eick, who brought on wunderkind Star Trek writer Ronald D. Moore to pen a TV movie that they immediately sold to what was then the correctly-spelled Sci-Fi Channel.
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Check it out: The Fantom 10 is a nifty little gadget, and people are taking notice: Not only was it featured on the hit YouTube channel Unbox Therapy, but it's also a Kickstarter wunderkind, surpassing its $6,000 fundraising goal by more than $608,000 last year.
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Thus, however successful Mr. Zuckerberg will be in making amends, he will assuredly do almost nothing to prevent the next wunderkind from coming along and building the next killer app that will unleash who knows what before anybody even has a chance to notice.
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Getting from $0 in ARR to $100 million while spending around $35 million in equity-sourced funds is pretty bonkers, but perhaps even more nuts is the fact that, per the CEO, Wunderkind got through its first four years on $1.5 million in external money.
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He was the wunderkind, at 39 the youngest French head of state since Napoléon, promising radical economic change while restoring the presidency to a Jupiterian level, in his words, after the garish "bling bling" of Nicolas Sarkozy and the tawdry "normality" of François Hollande.
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When: January 25–May 18 Where: International Center of Photography (79 Essex Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) In 153, at just 23, photographer Tyler Mitchell made a portrait of Beyoncé that graced the cover of Vogue, turning him into something of a wunderkind nearly overnight.
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If this seems like armchair speculation, note that Lee Sedol—the world's best professional Go player, a wunderkind who has devoted his entire life to mastering the game—has just quit the game publicly and permanently, saying that no human can beat the system.
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What's the point, for instance, in presenting events as if they were being told in flashback by Martin Wegner (Daniel Weyman), the wunderkind playwright who has landed in Benjamin's caustically spoken care for a (paid) weeklong mentorship, only to give up on that device altogether?
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It's easy to see why: The young adult fantasy author is known for her delightful characters, and In Other Lands' hero, Elliott, is a precocious, snarky wunderkind who's whisked away to wizarding school, where he's given his choice of becoming a warrior or a diplomat.
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Justin Peters and James Marcus (Tuesday) Mr. Peters, a writer for Slate, discusses his book "The Idealist: Aaron Swartz and the Rise of Free Culture on the Internet," about the activist and coding wunderkind who committed suicide in 2013 while under federal indictment for data theft.
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It took a long time for the man himself to fully absorb dubstep as an influence, and when he did in 2015, it came via his wunderkind producer twentysomething Joshua Welton, who – though American – was importing London sounds to the States and smuggling them into Paisley Park.
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The trend represents a tension that repeatedly surfaces between tech founders and their companies: Wunderkind startup founders capture investors' attention with bold ideas and eccentric management strategies, but those assets can quickly become liabilities in the eyes of shareholders, especially with billions of dollars on the line.
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Claim to Fame Mr. Brown is a new-media wunderkind, having helped found NYU Local, a student-run news blog while he was an undergraduate at New York University and, more recently, Scroll Kit, a visual online editor for stories, which was sold to WordPress in 2014.
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On Pro Basketball Giannis Antetokounmpo, the resident wunderkind of the Milwaukee Bucks, has an offer from Holger Geschwindner, the personal shooting coach of the Dallas Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki, to join him in Germany next summer for a master class in the art of the long-range shot.
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During most of its history, Ulysse Nardin was best known as an old-fashioned maker of nautically inspired timepieces (even after it was reinvigorated in the 1980s by the Swiss businessman Rolf Schnyder and the watchmaking wunderkind Ludwig Oechslin, who together created a trilogy of widely praised astronomical wristwatches).
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Starring The Sixth Sense and Little Miss Sunshine's Toni Collette — alongside The Leftovers' Ann Dowd and young Matilda The Musical wunderkind Milly Shapiro — Hereditary explores a family's descent into the supernatural after the death of a grandmother unleashes a malevolent force that threatens to destroy their bodies and spirits.
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Mandell had seen Abdoh's apprentice work and wondered what on earth he could teach this wunderkind, who, in the following six years, directed plays by Shakespeare, Sophocles, and David Henry Hwang, and began to put together his own pieces, which were all a kind of reworking of existing texts.
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" INTERESTING READ From the NBA to Washington, D.C.: Via The Hill's Scott Wong and Laura Kelly, "Boston Celtics center Enes Kanter is the NBA's latest political wunderkind, a basketball player as comfortable talking policy with conservative lawmakers and Democratic presidential candidates as he is blocking shots and garnering rebounds.
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Rory becomes a stereotype — a prematurely talented wunderkind whose belief in her own extra-specialness failed to prepare her for the harsh reality of real work in the real world; who ends up moving back home and relying, if only temporarily, on her harder-working parent for support.
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Wunderkind that she is, we wouldn't be all that surprised to find out that Millie just so happened to also be a style savant in addition to her thespian prowess, but the truth is the woman behind those flawless ensembles is in fact masterful stylist to the stars, Karla Welch.
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"Jaws" was a masterpiece by a wunderkind director, but it also proved out a new business model: a gimmicky idea, bankable stars, and aggressive television ad campaigns, all of it designed to trigger audience anticipation and drive a massive Friday-night opening across thousands of screens—critics and snobs be damned.
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As the wunderkind brothers are gearing up to release their own line of bottled matcha drinks, MUNCHIES sat down for a chat with them to figure out not only how in the hell two native New Yorkers ended up as matcha ambassadors, but also how their own backgrounds color their teas.
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Mr. Khalid has been many things: a wunderkind operative and money man for the mujahedeen as they fought Afghanistan's Communist regime in the 1980s; a provincial governor and staunch ally of the Americans as he hunted Taliban militants after the invasion; a feared spy chief followed by dark whispers about torture.
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Lucy McBath, a black Democrat who ran on gun control after her son was killed, flipped the very House seat in the Atlanta suburbs that Jon Ossoff, hailed as a 30-year-old political wunderkind, had spent millions to pursue in a failed bid in a special election last year.
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Head to Burberry — fast — to catch the Gosha x Burberry capsule collection, which includes tweaked British classics like a two-tone trench coat ($2,395) and a checked cotton gabardine bucket hat ($395) created in collaboration with the men's wear wunderkind Gosha Rubchinskiy (with a little help from the milliner Stephen Jones).
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The internet's fervor was warranted: The essay, about bringing his son, the sartorial wunderkind, to Paris Fashion Week, is a loving testament to parenting — the pride of seeing one's child in his element, the aching realization that with such autonomy comes greater distance, and the often bumbling attempts at bridging that gap anyway.
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A "Sheryl" became shorthand for "the kind of leader who's willing to serve as second-in-command, complementing without overshadowing the wunderkind entrepreneur," Bloomberg's Brad Stone wrote in 2011, which highlights how hostile an environment Silicon Valley was — and is — for women who aren't willing to cheerfully serve as second in command.
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Her big break came last year when she bounded onto the scene in Netflix's '80s-inspired sci-fi hit, Stranger Things, in which she holds her own against Matthew Modine and Winona Ryder as Eleven, a wunderkind with psychokinetic abilities who can throw grown men into walls with her distinctive steely stare.
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You could say that he has spent his whole career as a kind of accelerated child — he was a prodigy, then a wunderkind, a pupil, a good son, a golden boy — and that life has now taken him to a place where he will have to decide what his adulthood will look like.
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My earning power peaked at 44 until it crumbled from a corporate layoff that coincided with my having gone from being the youngest person in the room to being the oldest, like the aged-out "wunderkind" TV production company head whom Pamela Druckerman quotes in her fine eulogy for her mademoiselle years.
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Today, Mr. Dolan — celebrated actor and director, Louis Vuitton model, voice-over artist (he provided the voice of Ron Weasley in the French Canadian versions of the "Harry Potter" movies), darling of the Cannes Film Festival, former child star and art-house cinema wunderkind — says the fuel for his art is his lost childhood.
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Mr. Lampert was a Wall Street wunderkind, a Goldman Sachs intern whose intellect, ingratiating personality and prodigious work ethic attracted the patronage of some of America's most prominent and successful investors: Robert Rubin, Mr. Lampert's mentor at Goldman; Richard Rainwater, who invested for the billionaire Bass brothers before launching his own firm; and David Geffen, the billionaire entertainment mogul.
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"Kingman was a wunderkind who had commissions from the National Park Service while he was still an undergraduate at Yale, and eight of those paintings won international awards at an exposition in Paris," said Maureen McCann Waldron, the chairwoman of the Kingman/New York Times Mural Committee in Omaha and a retired administrator at Creighton University.
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In the process of presenting their case, which centers on allegations of securities and wire fraud, the feds have painted a picture of how the 34-year-old financial wunderkind came back from a bet gone horribly wrong: lying and stalling his way into the windfall needed to pay back a coterie of well-off investors.
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While out in German capital, he says he's been immersing himself in a whole new world of sounds, including those of the reggaeton-influenced Mobilegirl; 19-year-old wunderkind Mechatok, who meshes rap and club music as part of Stockholm's STAYCORE crew; and WHY BE, whose hissing, apocalyptic productions have found their way onto Rabit's Halcyon Veil label.
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SoftBank likely had the Vision Fund on its mind when it decided to rescue WeWorkA former app economy wunderkind is now aiming to disrupt the venture world with his own investment company, and he's using Facebook ads as his secret weaponHere's why the founder of a beloved productivity app is refocusing his startup incubator on health from artificial intelligence
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Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, left, and Anthony LevandowskiPhoto: Tony Avelar (AP)One-time autonomous vehicle wunderkind Anthony Levandowski—the central figure in Waymo's contentious lawsuit against Uber—has been charged with 33 counts of theft and attempted theft of trade secrets, the New York Times reports, bringing the high-profile corporate espionage case back into the news.
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Mr. Macron has something of the image of a wunderkind who has leapfrogged his way to the top, while Mr. Hollande comes across as a political character who proceeded step by step and who had the misfortune to come to power at a difficult time and without the mandate for change that Mr. Macron hopes to profit from.
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Summarizing the executive's comments: After seven years in business and quite a lot of work building out its product line and revenue base, BounceX wants to think of itself as something more than merely another SaaS company; the name Wunderkind, in his view, demands that what they create "has to be extraordinary," fitting into the idea.
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Mr. Lampert was a Wall Street wunderkind, a Goldman Sachs intern whose intellect, ingratiating personality and prodigious work ethic attracted the patronage of some of America's most prominent and successful investors: Robert Rubin, Mr. Lampert's mentor at Goldman; Richard Rainwater, who invested for the billionaire Bass brothers before starting his own firm; and David Geffen, the billionaire entertainment mogul.
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From BoJack Horseman's 14-year-old "dubstep wunderkind" Sextina Aquafina, who sings an irreverent song about abortion packed with violent imagery, to Pretty Little Liars, which opened its 2016 season with its quartet of (formerly) teen girls killing a friend's abusive husband and then covering up the manslaughter, young women managed to snare interesting, conflicted roles on screen.
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It wasn't that Trevorrow, whose only other directorial credit was the tiny festival movie Safety Not Guaranteed, dino-stomped the box office (though he did), or that he had proven to be a wunderkind talented beyond his IMDB page; it was that he was the third indie director in the past year to steer a stale or strange franchise to success.
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Drawing from information published on Wikipedia and using investigative tools such as Accurint, FBI employees began quietly building a profile of the oft-described technology "wunderkind," noting, for example, his involvement in the creation of the formatting language Markdown and RSS 1.0, and jotting down the various code frameworks that Swartz had helped to create and organizations that he had helped to found.
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Julia Butters as Trudi/Mirabella Lancer The 10-year-old Julia Butters isn't exactly a household name, so maybe we're stretching the concept of "cameo" here, but come on—she absolutely slays as the Method acting wunderkind starring alongside Rick Dalton in Lancer, and the way she effortlessly holds her own up against Leonardo DiCaprio earns her a spot on this list. 3.
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"I don't really even remember when I started saying this, but my mom used to tell me that, as a little kid, this would be my answer when people would ask me what I wanted to do when I grew up," says the 23-year-old wunderkind, who recently spoke with Mashable about the whirlwind of success surrounding PRNT3D, his 3D bio-printing startup.
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President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Washington was certainly grand theater: the hugs and kisses with President Trump, the dandruff whisked off his lapel, the first lady's broad white hat, and then the 40-year-old French wunderkind rising before Congress to deliver a stern lecture in elegantly accented English on why the American president is wrong about multilateralism, protectionism, nationalism, Iran and climate change.
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When Younger kicks off its fourth season on Wednesday night, Hilary Duff is ready to kick her character Kelsey in The book publishing wunderkind is trying to forge ahead in her career while recovering from a split from a double-dealing author boyfriend and feeling spurned by her friend and colleague Liza (Sutton Foster), who finally came clean about lying since they met about her age.
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Finally after months of trying, Noisey finally got her to sit down (while vacationing in Europe no less) and answer some questions about her trade, like how she got into sound engineering, what it's like working with a wunderkind like Lorde, how it feels to win a Grammy and how much shit she has to put up with in such a male-dominated industry.
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You can read the inside story here:How a video-game wunderkind raised $446 million for a robot revolution that mesmerized SoftBank but went off the rails: The inside story of Zume PizzaOver in Hollywood, as Tanya Dua and Ashley Rodriguez report:The streaming wars have not only led to a flood of new content, they're also driving a marketing blitz as new and incumbent platforms try to convince people to open their wallets and subscribe.
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But due to his playing north of the border or in a notoriously stacked lineup or even just his lack of wunderkind status—his fellow 2016 MVP candidates Mike Trout, Mookie Betts, and Jose Altuve are all younger than the 30-year-old Donaldson by a number of years—Donaldson registers less as an every-night dynamo than as a merely excellent and consistent contributor, a key part of a well-built squad.
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This year's USA squad includes Seattle Wunderkind Michael Porter Jr., Brandon Roy's charge and the the number one high school player in the country, as well as springy, long-limbed stretch center/forward Mohamed Bamba, the more traditionally aligned big man Jaren Jackson, the Kentucky-bound big man Jarred Vanderbilt, and aggro-core big haired point guard Collin Sexton, soon to learn the ways of being irritating from Avery Johnson himself at Alabama.
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It was Salman who originally was invited to Washington to meet President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE last month, but his 32-year-old son, the wunderkind Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman accepted the invitation.
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Whereas some celebrities might have exploited their fame to promote their hobbies (a lousy rock band, say, or a sideline in iron sculpting), Franco finished his degree at UCLA and then, as if to exorcise the demons of an unfulfilled AP English wunderkind, enrolled in graduate programs in literature, fiction, filmmaking, poetry, and who knows what else at Columbia, Yale, NYU, Brooklyn College, the Rhode Island School of Design, and Warren Wilson College in North Carolina.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharGOP senator: 2020 candidates must recuse themselves from impeachment trial Fight escalates over planned impeachment press restrictions Overnight Energy: Cost analysis backing BLM move comes under scrutiny | Republicans eye legislation to rival Dems' climate plan | Report claims top global risks all climate-related MORE (D-Minn.), both of whom will participate in the debate, and not far behind wunderkind former Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegWarren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left New Hampshire Rep.
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Read more:SoftBank likely had the Vision Fund on its mind when it decided to rescue WeWorkA former app economy wunderkind is now aiming to disrupt the venture world with his own investment company, and he's using Facebook ads as his secret weaponHere's why the founder of a beloved productivity app is refocusing his startup incubator on health from artificial intelligenceAn Austin startup used this pitch deck to raise $14 million to help real estate agents, plumbers, and other small businesses operators better market themselves online
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Think about it: Some of the most exciting, boundary-pushing players are coming out of London: 32-year-old Jonathan Anderson, the wunderkind behind J.W. Anderson (and the creative director of Loewe) has found the secret formula to creating It items for the modern age; Erdem Moralioglu has been designing evening gowns that actually make the red carpet worth watching again (look to Claire Foy's Golden Globes number for a recent example); Molly Goddard has completely revolutionized the way people view (and wear) tulle, with her girly, colorful numbers popping up in magazine editorials across the globe.
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WATCH: Iranian Women Bike Against Cycling Ban Bernard Hinault won five Tour titles, but famously refused to take a dope test, then worked as an official Tour de France ambassador until last year; Alberto Contador, Armstrong's teammate for (and winner of) the 2009 Tour was caught with banned drugs in his system in 20093 and suspended for two years, but left the sport last year celebrated as one of the most gifted ever to turn a pedal; David Millar, the British wunderkind done for EPO possession by the French police returned from his ban as an anti-dope campaigner and now commentates the Tour for ITV.
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