Footnotes Visitors flocked by the thousands to the Museum of Modern Art for its reopening this weekend.
It is loosely based on the real-life events after the TV series Firefly was cancelled and how the actors dealt with being flocked by fans.
They flocked by the hundreds today to the Alice Millar Chapel on the university's campus to pay their last respects to the young man whom some here called their hero.
It might sound like a punishing schedule, but the 65-year-old photographer says he doesn't mind and doesn't lose focus on work even when flocked by art collectors and celebrity backers.
Here's an awkward photo of Kanye West shaking hands with the guy he allegedly assaulted http://t.co/2l9MAcMc20 pic.twitter.com/72aDG3hnqE Daniel Ramos, the photographer, was at Los Angeles International Airport in 2013 when West exited the airport and was flocked by several photographers.
They flocked by the tens of thousands to see the bones of St. Andrew — which may or may not have in fact been the bones of St. Andrew — but that particular tourist trade dried up with the rise of Protestantism and the destruction of the Roman Catholic cathedral in 1559.
With little to entertain them outside church and county fairs, Americans flocked by the thousands to political events.
He's a skinny young otter-like guy, flocked by a mess of dudes, telling everyone to love and care about each other, who later gets the shit beaten out of him by a bunch of closed-minded conservatives who are terrified of change.
