HBO has committed to airing Alexander's next fight.
So, to Goldwasser's immense gratification, did Radiohead, who took to airing the album before coming on stage.
And perhaps it is no surprise what subject could raise passions strong enough to override Mormons' aversion to airing differences outside the church: Manhattan real estate.
Litigants end up spending thousands of dollars in unnecessary legal fees, and courts devote significant time to airing the painful and highly personal details of a breakup.
Nor is the private realm particularly conducive to airing this kind of implacably despondent feeling, no matter how willing your friends are to listen.
In addition to airing the ad, Netflix had launched a hashtag #FU2016 and a website dedicated to the campaign, fu2016.com.
Older adults are harder to lure into treatment, officials say, because of a generational aversion to airing one's laundry in public.
When American Jews get together, expressing any reservations toward Israel's foreign policy is akin to airing a family's dirty laundry in public.
When the History Channel pivoted from broadcasting serious documentaries about the Second World War to airing paranormal reality shows, it hit on a ratings gold mine.
In a sign that the Obama campaign could be getting close to airing its first television commercials of the 2012 race, aides on Tuesday began asking television stations in certain swing states for their advertising rates.
Even those with no apparent involvement in politics, such as Bijan Khajehpour, a well-known business consultant, have been detained.Chillingly, the state-controlled media have taken to airing purported confessions from some of these prisoners.
