"He is indeed like Keyser Söze," said a senior US official this week – in reference to the legendary villain in the The Usual Suspects, whose ruthlessness and influence terrified everyone.
(Wilmore is a comedian who can call someone a "motherfucker," as he did this week in reference to both Bill Cosby and Roger Ailes, and seem nice about it).
Every time I meet with my therapist, the first thing asked is 'how was your week?' in reference to my mood.
The same days of the week in the same calendar month were selected as "reference days".
According to an industry source, the week referenced in the Post was unique in that four magazines in the celebrity weekly category had put the family on their cover, which saturates the newsstands and has been known to soften sales.
The Chinese swimming team has also reportedly demanded Horton makes an apology after he pointedly criticised the defending gold medallist, saying he had no "time or respect for drug cheats" earlier in the week – a reference to the Chinese swimmer's three-month ban in 2014 after testing positive for trimetazidine.
Earlier in the week credit reference agency Experian appeared to confirm the problem is getting worse as it reported a "renewed surge in current account fraud", and that bank accounts are now the most targeted financial product.
The sketch, which NBC had promoted earlier in the week, interspersed references from the candidates' real lives with the show's signature comedic zingers — this time about Trump's taxes, Clinton's sometimes-impersonal demeanor and what some have called the general absurdity of this election. .
The Jewish Journal's quote of the week of Nov. 26, in reference to Beverly Hills's conflict with Metro, was former county supervisor (and Metro macher) Zev Yaroslavsky's zinger: "Fighting Metro is not a construction project, it's a destruction project".
As in: This felt like it was completely written on Tuesday, then, as the week progressed, little references were added in when something else crazy happened, but the gist stayed the same.
The Goings On About Town editors share their favorite online finds of the week, from the theatre references in "Mad Men" to the chef David Chang's take on packaged ramen noodles.
