To raise money for the restoration of Versailles, five American upstarts were invited to show their clothes alongside an equal number of what some journalists termed the "lions" of French fashion.
In 2007, Henke wrote an influential essay, Live Performance in the Age of Supercomputing, that contextualized what "journalists" term "laptop performances" within the context of music and performance history.
Madonna's antics – her pointy bras and unashamed sexuality, the voracity of her stance (literally and figuratively), her absolute lack of sexual modesty – are name-checked constantly in the discussion about what the US journalist Ariel Levy terms "raunch culture".
There are a lot of challenges for journalists in terms of physical security.
Individual targets will be set for journalists in terms of attracting readers online.
Fitzgerald and Graham were an item, but she kept both her religion and her upbringing in what a journalist might term deep background.
According to the journalist, the term "leaders of sedition" which was initially used by Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to denounce the opposition leaders, was allowed to be published in reference to the names of the leaders instead of directly mentioning them.
The campaign received mixed reviews, with Institute of Historical Research's David Cannadine and The Guardian Dave Hill speaking positively of it, whereas journalist John Plunkett termed it to be a "historical record of people with computers".
It's always dangerous to go negative, but the problem Tuesday was not so much the startling sight of journalists using terms like "core values," "real people" and "your America" as it was the obvious contradiction.
Scaramucci is a former host of Fox Business's "Wall Street Week," a role he said gives him "empathy for journalists in terms of sometimes they're going to get stories wrong".
