Along with earning the distinctions of being the biggest launch of a single superhero of all time and the biggest opening weekend for a film that is not a sequel, the comic-book bombshell can add yet another feather to its cap: having inspired more than 35 million tweets, Black Panther is the most tweeted-about movie of all time.
Bradley is chatting up her new book, "The Bombshell Bible".
While the book's bombshell claims have not been proved -- authorities in California have yet to comment on them -- Dear insisted he can back up every allegation.
Given his views, was it not astonishing that he should have been given the job by a government described in Nicholas Shaxson's bombshell book Treasure Islands as now being "utterly captured by the financial services industry"?
In April, amid feverish media coverage of French economist Thomas Piketty's bombshell book on income inequality, he made clear his stance on the widening wealth gap with a tweet saying: "Inequality is the root of social evil". I wish everyone a wonderful World Cup, played in a spirit of true fraternity.
WASHINGTON ― Briefing reporters on the results of President Donald Trump's first presidential medical evaluation, White House doctor Ronny Jackson on Tuesday emphasized the president's "excellent" health and dismissed the question on many people's minds since the recent release of Michael Wolff's bombshell book: Is the president mentally up to his job? .
In 1990, the economist Amartya Sen published an essay in The New York Review of Books with a bombshell title: "More Than 100 Million Women Are Missing".
Klein has written a series of bombshell books about the Clintons, spreading rumors and innuendo — much of it discredited — about Hillary's health and Bill's sexual adventures.
The secular synagogue where Isaac Rosenberg rubbed shoulders with Gertler, and the poet John Rodker plotted bombshell books alongside Jacob Bronowski and the Yiddish visionary Avram Stencl, is the best kind of fable.
TechCrunch got an early look at the book that includes bombshells about how Snapchat got started.
The appearance of volume one in January 1974 was a bombshell: the book went far beyond anything Solzhenitsyn had published before in revealing the abuses of the regime even as far back as the early twenties, and placed, in the words of one commentator, "a burning question mark over 50 years of Soviet power".
