It makes the stars seem like androids or tricksters, putting on a different face (as they often do) to fool the world.
Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight website got off to a bad start with the hiring of Roger Pielke, Jr, one of the country's leading tricksters on climate change, who wasted no time by posting a blog Tuesday on the site that claims there is no link between the rising costs of climate disasters and extreme weather fueled by climate change.
The right-wing Runyon, who loathes Hanson to her liberal bones, dispatches his dirty tricksters on a quest for filth, and they come up with a collection of murky snapshots, allegedly of Hanson (whose face isn't visible) having sex with two boys at a college fraternity party when she was 19.
No, but Mr. Murakami is too skillful a trickster to rely on conventional notions of storytelling.
His own records subsequently leaped from homemade techno-melancholia to trickster raids on folk, glitch-pop and synthesised "analogue baroque".
As Ms. Hussie-Taylor astutely writes in the program, "From the Futurists to the Grand Union to many artists experimenting today, the artist as trickster lives on".
A "scandal" cooked up by a serial dirty trickster based on tapes deceptively cut to make the news organization look bad.
(Isherwood) 'Tilly the Trickster' (closes on Sunday) If you were the parent of the title character in this musical from Atlantic for Kids, presented by the talented young adults in the children's wing of the Atlantic Theater Company, you might be spending a lot of money on therapy.
Ira Mandela Siobhan is sensational as the dancing trickster too, at one point leaping from the ground on to a table with nonchalant ease.
After the abolition of slavery in 1865, the Brer Rabbit character became John, a trickster who worked on a Southern plantation and never failed to outwit the "old master".
