Supported by By Esther Zuckerman Say “hand flex” to a fan of the 2005 adaptation of Jane Austen’s “Pride & Prejudice” and they will know exactly what you mean. The gesture comes early in ...

It was his Black Sabbath replacement, the late Ronnie James Dio, who started making the hand-horns on stage circa ... Three ...

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The father-of-two then proceeded to ask his wife to pretend to talk on the phone, to which she showed the now-outdated hand gesture commonly associated with a phone call. However, when Alvarado ...

It’s an iconic gesture in the university’s hometown. But the devil mascot, in a “Bull City” headband, looks out at passing cars and offers a new take on Durham’s favorite hand gesture.