Five years after Bernadette's visions, the church confirmed the apparition.
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Sebastian Stan starred in the thriller "The Apparition" in 2012.
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She appeared as a tall blonde apparition in a lemon sundress.
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The young woman up there in the rafters is no apparition.
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Is this babbling old man real, or some sort of apparition?
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It's the voice of an apparition, a spirit in perpetual need.
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IT can be an apparition of a dead child, like Georgie.
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His body nothing more than an apparition, imperceptible in this space.
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"God be with you!" he shouted down at the curious apparition.
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There is a bathtub apparition that, though derivative, is wonderfully frightening.
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Eugene Hynes, a sociologist and author of "Knock: The Virgin's Apparition in Nineteenth-Century Ireland," described the supposed apparition as a way of criticizing clergy members who did not support the peasants chafing against British occupation.
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This ancient city's most hallowed cultural institution becomes, itself, a flickering apparition.
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YouTuber Jason Asselin spied the apparition near Marquette, Michigan, earlier this week.
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Are they an apparition after death, or guardians of the city streets?
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It will be to the funk as Lourdes is to the Marian apparition.
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Madeiros said the most popular apparition is a former employee at the estate.
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What I've just described is the plot of a movie called The Apparition.
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"Oh wait, she's here!" said Ms. DuVernay, who seemed surprised by the apparition.
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It's a trippy tour de force, weaving seamlessly from apparition to (seeming) reality.
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The apparition that has infested Fitzroy is evidently exacting some kind of retribution.
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First there is this ghostly apparition (or discoloration) on the painting's faceted surface.
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I think photography is a sort of apparition, it's something very magical and intangible.
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Wherever I went, Lost Village was there—an unknowable apparition of a music festival.
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If absence becomes great enough, it grows into a genuine apparition, an immediate presence.
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"A moment like this, it defines your future," the stiletto-heeled apparition tells her.
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For regular moviegoers, "The Apparition" will seem most remarkable for what it is not.
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Another student saw a tall robed apparition with a cone head drift in the room.
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She said she searched the aisles for the apparition, but could not find the woman.
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Angelic beings of light descend to Earth in photographer Jason D. Page's photography series, Apparition.
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Since his accurate prediction, the timely apparition of Halley's Comet has been observed like clockwork.
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Sunshine, the surf sparkling, Table Mountain tracing a line so flat it seems an apparition.
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For a few moments after he turned away, the smoke lingered like a demonic apparition.
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"I think photography is a sort of apparition, it's something very magical and intangible," says Walker.
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The idea that the ghost is a uniquely British apparition does not quite ring true, either.
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A 2001 study found that apparition sightings and paranormal experiences were most common between 2 a.m.
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The apparition who lives there is a woman in white, frozen in time, and eternally screaming.
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Most of us techies agree that optimal travel is teleportation (Star Trek) or apparition (Harry Potter).
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"I knew what I was doing when I took this job," Abigail insists to the apparition.
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Guy Marc is shadowed in the supermarket, and in other scenes, by a white, hovering apparition.
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Just an unhurried apparition before a small group of marginalized people, in the middle of nowhere.
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You play a cute apparition picking up "spirits" and bringing them back to your base for points.
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No, it wasn't an apparition floating above our beds or a monster jumping out of our closets.
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The apparition of an Anti-Mass Spectrometer whirrs into being behind him before ebbing into darkness again.
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It's said to be home to "Rue," the apparition of a gray-haired lady in Victorian garb.
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" Currie says it was a female, "and that apparition told me to go to a certain place.
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Funny, Nixon's not looking so bad these days, compared with the orange apparition in the White House.
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Worse, the poet lunged at the apparition to unmask it and found himself clutching Home's bare foot.
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Of course, we must note that it's possible to lift the apparition restrictions on the Hogwarts grounds.
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Other times, Ms. Cuckson's filigree lines seemed to haunt Mr. Kremer's playing like an apparition from the future.
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Tall and sepulchral, she repeatedly materializes as a beautiful apparition — stoically observing the action but only sometimes intervening.
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Another fan offered up a different explanation, suggesting the apparition was the ghost of the late Michael Jackson.
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You may not have considered all this because Mr. Bowie was an apparition in the city, rarely glimpsed.
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Rediscovered in researching the current exhibition, this is the first time "The Apparition" has ever been shown publicly.
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On "The Morning Stars," over a train-beat shuffle, Mr. Leithauser takes his own turn as an apparition.
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But then there's the apparition of a non-Vietnamese-looking Asian man dressed in an American combat uniform.
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She similarly mines the historical record for Hull House, the origin of the headless apparition in her bedroom.
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In an interview last year, he said that he often sees an apparition of Caylee in the family home.
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No, you don't have to keep an eye out for an apparition or poltergeist activity, you're watching an escape.
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He appeared to me as a fleeting apparition, a tragic figure lost in a myth of his own making.
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Is Jonas Blue a real person or a Danny Howard style apparition sprung on us by a malevolent god?
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Verdict: To be clear, the "big orange glow" he saw was the burning T, not a Donald Trump apparition.
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It wasn't long, just this: The apparition of these faces in the crowd: Petals on a wet black bough.
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True, there is one fleeting surreal apparition of a character dressed as an undefinable animal, presumably a school mascot.
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McClelland says his first encounter with an apparition came to him when he was eight or nine years old.
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At Parchman, he's visited by Richie, an apparition from Pop's long-ago past who seems to inhabit the prison.
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He slept on the girl's grave for more than two months, and witnessed her apparition walking the nearby fields.
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The University of California, Merced, rises apparition-like out of a landscape of cow pastures, cotton fields and grasslands.
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I know this, but I forget it; it rustles around in the curtains behind my life like an apparition.
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It was a dramatic moment that included a towering, ghostly apparition appearing around Polar Peak, which kicked off the storm.
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The painting he made afterward, "The Apparition," was long believed lost, though known via a mezzotint he did of it.
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But what it truly captures is the most passing revelation—a kind of social "apparition" from which we gather clues.
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Marina Abramović stands stark naked in the middle of a forlorn room, her body painted as a ghostly white apparition.
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Creasy and God turns up a staggering number of unsuspected hidden truths as well as a drainpipe apparition of Jesus.
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Gritty, an otherworldly apparition who doesn't even have the baggage of looking like a real animal, is the perfect idol.
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Ms. Sumangil said she also visits Lourdes, France, the site of another apparition, each year to work as a volunteer.
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She is a vengeful apparition, who lets it be understood that Clem's maternal longings have far-reaching and destructive consequences.
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It is an apparition that comes and goes like lightning, and you may even wonder if your eyes deceived you.
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In one work, from 2004, gold paint sprayed onto copper engulfs a sketchy apparition of a woman playing a flute.
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When the film ended, a somber black man in a suit and tie strode like an apparition into the room.
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You might have been expecting it to be a Gunther apparition, after what we saw in Helen's point of view.
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When I drew Yuja's attention to the apparition of the sublime in the window, she was looking at her phone.
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He reinforces this experience by using a shallow depth of field, so the object appears to recede, like an apparition.
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By contrast, Scott waltzed through the Rotunda with his family Monday with zero fanfare compared to the pandemonium surrounding Swift's apparition.
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I'd been told what to expect, but I wasn't prepared for the apparition that squinted back at me from the mirror.
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The man's dog, a ghostly apparition of black and white, also curiously looks on at whatever is outside of the frame.
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It was deposited in a courtyard behind the cathedral — a huge white apparition in the middle of the small brown city.
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Last year, grown-up rock band The National got in a little online spat with with possible demonic apparition Karl Rove.
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There's a deeply uncomfortable break between her first cluster of shrieks and the last blood-curdling emission; the apparition is silent.
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Mr. Kile, who has not talked publicly about the fire before, referred to it as if it had been an apparition.
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After a church investigation, the girl's account, detailing multiple encounters with the apparition, was deemed authentic and Lourdes became a shrine.
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Here, a ghostly apparition that looks like a member of the Bush clan mows a suburban lawn under a crepuscular sky.
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Once you've been the victim of a Hello, you'll be haunted by an apparition of the waving hand, commanding you to respond.
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The apparition was caused by a NASA rocket launch that discharged "gas tracers" into the sky to probe the mechanisms behind auroras.
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"Despite its glorious girth, northern observers will pay a price during this juicy Mars apparition," Sky & Telescope contributing editor Bob King said.
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Several older editions of the Smith College Weekly newspaper include reports of students seeing an apparition of a woman haunting the staircase.
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Similarly desperate and eloquent is "Self-Portrait I" (1937-38), a pale apparition of the artist's face in pencil, crayon, and oil.
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To shoot Apparition, the photographer first built each of his angels by scrupulously taping and splicing together colorful segments of electroluminescent wire.
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The second, after he has completed his brutal vengeance, and sees an apparition of his dead girlfriend beside him in the car.
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The apparition of these traces has caused the same questions to be asked over and over: What do these strange signs mean?
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Physically, the puppet is a eerie apparition, with a ghoulish white mask and black-rimmed eyes under a tightly drawn dark hood.
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In typical Baroque style, the opening section of each aria is repeated; at that point, the character's double emerges, like an apparition.
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There are shades of "Lost" in that glass mystery box — especially when it eventually fills with a murderous apparition in black smoke.
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I wondered if I saw someone that night roaming the grounds, how would I know if they were real or an apparition?
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The woman does scream "as at apparition", fair enough—these are terrified, breathless, pained howls—but there are more than two screams here.
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In "Doña Jerónima," the old Archbishop of Manila is visited by an apparition of the young woman he once pledged to love forever.
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Las Alcobas is not far from Ricardo Legorreta's 1968 masterwork, the Camino Real hotel, a dazzling apparition washed in brilliant yellows and pinks.
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Then along comes an apparition of a cryptic little boy to dash any hopes of a drama-free drive with a do-gooder dad.
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In the mirror behind her, a man with a camera is just visible, an apparition-like figure moving toward her to take her picture.
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Her work is at once ominous and magical, as if each tableau captures the moment before some mystical ritual begins or otherworldly apparition occurs.
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And his conversations with an apparition of River about his apparent lack of emotion provide some of the show's most tender and heartfelt moments.
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Everyone, it seems, harbors shameful secrets, not least the house itself, where Sebastien's wife and baby died and a wraithlike apparition flits and hovers.
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My stepdad is a collector of various forms of junk, and one day when I visited it was just there, an apparition from gaming past.
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In a characteristic gesture, the glass pane is sensuously scarred with acid, and it diffuses a steel section behind into a less assertive, hazier apparition.
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And he piles media on top of media: the formal ingredients in a 1940 picture called "Biological Apparition" include fresco, gouache, oil paint and enamel.
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Some guests have also reported an apparition of a man wearing a duster coat roaming the hotel's stairwell and third floor, according to the newspaper.
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Since then, some residents have reported hearing unexplained sounds and seeing an apparition of the boy's blue face pressed against the windows of the building.
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To the students and parents he met, many of whom had never had a white person in their home, Ehle must have seemed an apparition.
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Poem The deceased parents in Ted Kooser's poem are nothing like the cantankerous apparition of folklore, nor is their son "spooked" by their lingering presence.
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The apparition of water conjures up childhood memories of driving from Baghdad to Al Habbaniya, and the time that I asked my dad about mirages.
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In the center, so pale it's difficult to make out entirely, is a ghostly apparition of a woman's torso, her face frozen in a grimace.
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During one investigation at the infamous Hellfire Caves in West Wycombe, England I witnessed a smoke-like apparition form in front of my very eyes.
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The Russian president is the ultimate foreign policy bogeyman in this campaign, summoned like a menacing apparition any time a candidate's manliness is called into question.
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Episode 2 Hannah is now a ghost in Clay's life — whether she's actually a ghost, or just an apparition of his guilt, doesn't seem to matter.
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That kind of app will manipulate your photos to make you think you've caught some kind of paranormal apparition or strange-looking orb in your photos.
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I stopped at a traffic light and just in front of me was a John Wick 3 billboard suspended in mid-air like a promotional apparition.
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The Rego Park Burger King location took an old school approach by using just a couple of gigantic sheets to pull off this unholy McDonald's apparition.
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Instead of simple Surrealist displacement, the structure seems more truly like an apparition, a ghostly reminder of 19th-century America's once-thriving towns and small cities.
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Boehme said every once and a while, a tour guide or a visitor claims to see a small, cloudy apparition of a figure in dark colors.
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Among its curiosities: a pair of rapping Welsh teenagers, a suspiciously Slender Man–like apparition, dance-fighting skeletons, Frankensteined puppet fighting, and World War II bombers.
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Though the story varies from country to country, the apparition is said to act without mercy, dragging children to their deaths in any large body of water.
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I decided to see if protesters were bigger in other parts of the city when, like an apparition, hundreds of angry, chanting Egyptians appeared behind the police.
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Families who had lost loved ones would sit for a portrait in Hope's studio, to which the resulting image would appear a ghostly apparition of the deceased.
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Red walls behind the open shelving, dark countertops and stools, and a proudly displayed drawing of Sweeney's childhood horse, Apparition, add warmth to the Los Angeles home.
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Hell, even the recent apparition of $4 Supreme shirts (whose only branding was an interior label) was enough to send suburban teens rampaging toward the nearest Kmart.
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Pictures have emerged of what appeared to be an 100-foot-long menacing apparition in the clouds that looked exactly like one of author JK Rowling's dementors.
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The town has taken extreme measures to cope, becoming a surveillance state to better track the apparition — and to make sure the town's residents keep in line.
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He made no attempt to hitchhike or flag down help, and I questioned whether he was an apparition until I saw him again on the way back.
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Each tent will feature an apparition of an extinct animal, such as Steller's Sea Cow and the Pinta Island Tortoise, as a projection on a mist screen.
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In the distance, the largest of the Green Bank telescopes reared up over a hill like a shimmering apparition, with its lacy struts and moon-white dish.
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Kim Kardashian elle-même y fait une apparition lorsqu'elle songe à y organiser son mariage avec Kanye West, avant que le prince héritier ne s'en porte acquéreur.
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Of the respondents who have reportedly seen ghosts, most said they "screamed and ran away" upon seeing the apparition (men were twice as likely to react this way).
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The squad searched for the apparition and, as parting gifts, FoST Summit organizers distributed books that featured the participants inside sepia-tone antique-style photographs of the premises.
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Numerous maintenance workers and security personnel have also reported hearing the sounds of the organ playing itself from the Chapel and seeing an apparition in Mead Hall's basement.
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The dark tones of the girl's coat and hair, along with her shadow, make her look like a ghostly apparition, perhaps a stand-in for Miyako's childhood self.
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Later, we find him in the woods, at church, underwater, often accompanied by a young girl; each person we meet along the way feels like a ghostly apparition.
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I had only the vaguest idea of who this apparition was supposed to be, but before long what Bogey was to Allan Felix, Woody Allen was for me.
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The author of more than 150 books, he wrote six volumes on Our Lady of Lourdes alone, perhaps the world's best known account of a Virgin Mary apparition.
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Yet in the case of Big Freedia, although she is alive and kicking, she is still treated like an apparition when mainstream artists want to collaborate with her.
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Man United, led by Louis van Gaal, is a shadow of its former self, entirely unrecognizable except for the apparition of a grizzled Ryan Giggs on the manager's bench.
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They ran through the report like two automaton ancestors, yet all the while, Hamza peered at him with the glowing gold eyes of his comm apparition, his redundancy ghost.
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" Virginia, in fact, is practicing looking at everything in this particular way: "She'd see things separated from the places where they lay, loose in space as in an apparition.
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Melisandre disrobes to reveal her pregnancy and delivers a magical apparition (50 minutes in, and it takes just over one miraculous minute to go into labor and give birth).
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Hanson at one point describes global warming as an "apparition," but he cites no scientific evidence for this or any justification for abandoning international agreements to limit carbon emissions.
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By the time of the last apparition — in 1917 — 50,000 to 70,000 people had gathered to pray with the children, according to the website of the Shrine of Fátima.
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In The Eternaut, a comics scriptwriter is visited by a mysterious man named Juan Salvo, who appears in the writer's home office as an apparition before assuming human form.
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The Image has no dialogue, and tells the story of "The Artist" (actor Michael Byrne) who is haunted by an apparition of one of his paintings (Bowie as "The Boy").
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It's said that ghosts of the Cooper family — specifically a well-dressed man, thought of as the apparition of A. A. Cooper — still linger around the creepy Victorian mansion today.
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If he's an apparition, he's a collective one, which also pushes the show from drama right into a sci-fi fantasy amalgam that should only be touched by Damon Lindelof.
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"In all honesty," said Shannon, "I had the image of her that was presented to the public" — an apparition in white, shuttered in her bedroom in 19th-century Amherst, Mass.
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Because augmented and mixed reality formats use the real world as backdrops, inserting an apparition of the future on devices puts a phenomenological experience into the hands of the individual.
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Upon closer inspection, the vision was revealed to be a female reticulated giraffe — tall, majestic and preternaturally white — and she was accompanied by a smaller apparition: a pale baby giraffe.
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We went in front of the elephant line early one morning, and within an hour, a mother tiger and her cub walked in front of our elephant like an apparition.
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"Are you the John Curry who is mentioned as having been an eyewitness to the alleged apparition of the Blessed Virgin at Knock Church on that date?" a priest asked.
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I'm sorry to report that Payton has not gotten therapy and he is still hanging out with the apparition of the boy who took his life in front of him.
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Everyone in Florence, Italy, develops it at some point, a chronic neck ache caused by abruptly swiveling your head to get a load of some Instagram apparition in dandy drag.
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The gargantuan condos that have sprung up on both sides of the 52-year-old Texas Dance Hall make it seem like an apparition in the middle of poorly planned modernity.
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Losing Jane (Krysten Ritter) in particular to an overdose at the end of season two continues to echo here; Jane even shows up as an apparition to Jesse at one point.
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So before flicking through the above thesis to lay out the business case (and there's plenty there), let's pause to consider: Bezos has become something of a media apparition these days.
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While many people on the internet seem convinced that Mayor Driscoll captured an apparition, a gateway to a ghost dimension, or simply a spirit, there's a very real explanation for it.
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And even if you don't see an actual paranormal apparition, you'll feel the weight of history all around you (unless your nerve endings are totally deadened and you have no empathy).
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If the constructed memory is a caricature of big‑hair arena rock, the answer is probably Elvis; if it's a buoyant, unrealistic apparition of punk hagiography, the answer is probably Dylan.
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Jackie arrives late, because in her hotel suite she is visited by the apparition of Jackie Onassis (Katharine Goeldner), who helps her younger self slip into the pink dress and coat.
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Foosball tables in New York are only a little more common than an apparition of the Virgin Mary, and, sadly, most are the quality of Madonnas who appear on burned toast.
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A teen-age girl, Anna (Galatéa Bellugi), claims to have had a vision—an apparition, in Church parlance—of the Virgin Mary, and only one of them is available for interview.
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Like a racist apparition rising from the fever dream of a Reconstruction-era racial segregationist, Horton played upon longstanding and historic racial fears and anxiety about black violence, criminality and sexuality.
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In 2000, the Vatican said it was a prediction of the 1981 assassination attempt on Pope John Paul on May 13, the same day of the first reported apparition in 1917.
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Well, he is preoccupied, and also haunted; an apparition of a woman, dressed in what looks like a Chinese opera costume and makeup, appears to the camera and to Carsten frequently.
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If you've been nodding off during the previous couple of hours, like the T-shirt-wearing man two seats down from me, you will surely waken to this air-disrupting apparition.
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In 1986, as the Hands Across America benefit is being staged, a young girl (Madison Curry) visits a Santa Cruz beach boardwalk and confronts an eerie apparition that looks just like her.
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And, in a plot device necessary to keep Clay's late crush around in the present-day narrative to ground the series, the apparition of Hannah comes to haunt Clay for 2800 episodes.
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While the information posted on the site appeared to be true, Reddick was an apparition – with no records in Pennsylvania appearing under his name and his photos taken from an unsuspecting Brazilian.
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While some of the crew claim they are catching the ghost in the corner of their eye, or hearing entire desperate phrases, one yuckster cannot see nor hear the apparition at all.
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Music from the movie will play in the background as Snapchatters choose between wearing a proton pack and becoming a genuine Ghostbuster or getting doused with green slime by a playful apparition.
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You are no longer looking at the actual surface of the painting, but some apparition hovering above it, a numinous specter that arises in part from the engagement of your own imagination.
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That apparition propels Georgia from her reclusive existence in Wales to the D.R.C. and the home of Judith Gray (Alex Kingston), Will's boss at a charity working to change a corrupt system.
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"I can confirm that Dan is still alive," teased Dungey to the audience, which had likely assumed Goodman was returning to the series as some sort of ghostly apparition of his former self.
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In some ways, he seems to be an apparition; a being that appears twice yearly in a BBC News segment about "the best festival ever," before creeping home to hibernate in a cowshed.
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But soon, the jubilant procession gave way to what looked like an apparition: a shuffling contingent of figures dressed in all white, veiled in gauzy fabric and wearing placards with names and faces.
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This interstellar apparition announced itself in August, when Gennady Borisov, a Crimean astronomer and veteran comet hunter, noticed a furry dot of light cruising through the stars of Cancer on a peculiar path.
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Or when a very real-looking, vaguely familiar Susan B. Anthony apparition prevents senior staff from sleeping, with her pained moans and dramatic readings of the American Equal Rights Association newsletter The Revolution .
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In one of the issues contained within, Man-Thing spends much of his time carrying an unconscious friend through the swamp while a ghostly apparition of the friend's wife attacks them along the way.
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The Tesla Semi truck is a hulking and menacing hauler, with the presence of Darth Vader lurking from above when cast in the black hue, or more like an apparition in metallic silver-white.
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He was more apparition than contender on the first debate stage in June, wilting under Castro's immigration attack and retreating to a corner where he remained, almost silent, for the rest of the debate.
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Visitors have claimed that sounds of children playing fill the air in the room that was once a nursery, and the apparition of a young girl named Harriet has been spotted in the stairwell.
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I was interested in, when you blur these photographs — if you removed all legible information — it still had this almost haunting dynamic taking place, this apparition within the blurred aspect of darks and lights.
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In the scene he'd just finished, for the show "Atlanta," he'd jammed on the brakes to avoid a wild boar in the road, an apparition that made him wonder just how high he was.
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Somehow when the babies came out, it solved the way that the girls were performing the apparition scene, and it unleashed in them a wildness that really helped inform the rest of the piece.
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Glinting like an apparition in the night sky, the sculpture comes across with a blunt, almost raw beauty that, despite its antiquarian elements, avoids the lost-time nostalgia found in much of Cornell's work.
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Anyone who witnessed him in person saw the product of his devotion, how he glided into position, feinted like an apparition and lobbed impossible jumpers that had no chance of dropping -- only they did.
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One of the recurring bits in the book series was Hermione Granger's constant correction of students around her every time someone assumed it was possible to travel in or out of Hogwarts via apparition.
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"Portrait of Rosalyn Drexler" (1960) offers an apparition of the artist as a disembodied head attached to a thin length of wood; her face can be found in the round of a soup spoon.
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The lanky, blurry apparition known as Slender Man has been haunting creative writing spaces on the internet since it emerged from the Something Awful forums in 2009, and now it might be heading to theaters.
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Like an apparition, an unlikely pair of women — Anahit Hayrapetyan, an Armenian Christian, and Serra Akcan, a Muslim from Turkey, traveled through the region without men but with cameras, dredging up uncomfortable century-old secrets.
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And I think what both the right and the left fundamentally got wrong is that they thought that the Koch brothers [were] this kind of apparition that you summon, like Voldemort or something like that.
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CreditCreditMauricio Lima for The New York Times QUINTUCO, Argentina — The giant antenna rises from the desert floor like an apparition, a gleaming metal tower jutting 19803 stories above an endless wind-whipped stretch of Patagonia.
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Many times throughout my many hours of labor, like a vivid movie or an apparition, I saw my grandmother doing this miraculous thing, and in my own way, I was able to do the same.
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This free-spending fashion-forward apparition is regarded as a savior by the struggling brick-and-mortar retail industry, with its department store and mall closings, sluggish sales and the existential threat of online shopping.
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These led the way to prints exploring astrology, palmistry and phrenology, including the captivating "Mystic Chart for an Unemployed Sorceress" (1964), whose protagonist seems to materialize like an apparition amid a profusion of occult symbols.
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That childhood dread of being singled out by the almighty to witness a religious apparition lingers to this day, making me switch channels pronto when movies like "The Song of Bernadette" are shown on television.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sheldon Church would be at home in a Caspar David Friedrich painting, its Greek Temple–style ruins crumbling in the shadows of moss-laden oaks like an apparition of Romanticism.
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You'll be able to see your opponent as a ghostly apparition, but you cannot injure them and the actions you take in your world, like accidentally attracting a massive police presence, won't affect the other player.
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This cyberselfie is fairly embarrassing, but not nearly as embarrassing as the realization that I was standing in a crowded room scoffing "are you real?" at a holographic fruit apparition that no one else could see.
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When he investigated the cause of this apparition, he found that a pocket of cold air formed as the pudding cooled, and that had caused the center of the plastic wrap to sag toward the pudding.
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Wan and the writers vastly overestimate how interesting it is to watch people deny the evidence of their own eyes, or to act as if nothing is wrong after facing down one snarling apparition after another.
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In it, CRJ (who got a haircut???) looks almost ghost-like, possibly an apparition of Hynes' as he, surrounded around literally suited up dancers, perform in a loft in what we presume is downtown New York.
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During the two years between his 2016 arrest and his 2018 guilty plea, he was an apparition shrouded in luxury garments, emerging from the eldritch Watts ether on a mission to permanently alter Los Angeles music.
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Boehme said she's "never had the privilege" of seeing an apparition in the house, but she's heard things she can't explain, like loud footsteps in parts of the house where it's impossible for someone to be.
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René Laurentin, a Roman Catholic theologian who devoted his career to investigating reports of supernatural religious visions, omitted part of the name of a journal in which he explained the church's guidelines for discerning an apparition.
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In High Plains Drifter, his second feature, Eastwood once again cast himself as a nameless gunfighter, the Stranger, who appears almost as an apparition, riding out of the desert haze toward the dusty mining community of Lago.
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"Foxglove" has been used as a wedding song by fans on numerous occasions, which is funny considering it's about falling for an apparition, and Turla wrote it after waking from a fever dream on a camping trip.
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The mansion's kitchen and ballroom are also said to be full of paranormal activity, as the hotel's chef once reported an apparition of a man dressed in a military uniform, according to The Press of Atlantic City.
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Left alone in Tehran after her husband is drafted into the war against Iraq, Shideh (Narges Rashidi) begins to see and hear a mysterious apparition in the apartment she shares with their young daughter, Dorsa (Avin Manshadi).
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He's a sort of Godlike apparition who briefly appears to Jimmy and somehow brings him clarity, though considering that the show is named for him he actually gets very little stage time and isn't very well explained.
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Her reflection floats above Third Street Promenade's chichi boutiques, pop-up nurseries, and upscale coffee shops as though it were an apparition of the Indigenous people — Tongva, Chumash, Mexican — who once called this land their unquestionable home.
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A female android looking at its hands in puzzlement is projected against a starry sky when Joana feels most detached, while a ghostly apparition (Lisa Giobbi) sleepwalks in the background when Joana longs for her dead mother.
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If you're not on the east coast or near any of the 13 locations of the small doughnut chain, you better enlist Wilkie Twycross to give you some apparition lessons, otherwise, you may (sadly) be out of luck.
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Here, using a mix of photography, sculpture, installation and a dash of Fluxus gaming, Ms. Harrison documents and dissects that apparition — paying special attention to the optical and tactile channels through which the divine presence was purportedly accessible.
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I grew up to see the conquistador as a horrific apparition of the inquisition and a mirror image of the circa 1930s hyper-Catholic, fascist paramilitary Guardia Civil, which served as the punitive arm of Spain's nationalist regime.
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Marshal Joseph Tooker, Mayor A. Oakley Hall's "confidant and crony," took the case, visiting Mumler's studio under the alias William Wallace and arresting Mumler after Tooker failed to recognize the apparition who appeared with him in Mumler's photograph.
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The boy had been lifted up by an 11-year-old cousin so that he could see over a wall and admire what he called the "grand babies" of an apparition that was said to last two hours.
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His ghostly apparition shows up and, guys, it turns out that ghosts remain in whatever form they were in when they died so this guy is rocking an open hospital gown with his chest cut open and it's gruesome.
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As someone pointed out on Twitter, Rowling has previously written in a piece on Pottermore that "the castle and grounds have always been protected with Anti-Apparition Charms", so it seems unlikely that the film pre-dates this protection. .
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" Actually, it's not Caroline who's speaking at that moment, but Ms. Kidwell, whom we have just seen as an apparition out of a white man's fantasy: an erotic, all-succoring Mammy, singing "Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child.
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Hundreds of thousands of Roman Catholic pilgrims from around the world descended on Fátima, Portugal, this weekend to attend the canonization ceremony of two shepherd children who said they witnessed an apparition of the Virgin Mary a century ago.
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Toward the end of the 1994 blockbuster "The Lion King," Simba, deep in the throes of an existential crisis, is reunited with the spirit of his dead father, Mufasa, who appears as an apparition in the starry night sky.
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The lack of hope in her story and in the film's premise can be seen as a greater condemnation of our society, embodied in the shuddering apparition that she becomes, a mixture of flickering static and rotting organic material.
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"Touching Deep Space" (2018), with its melting Salvador Dalí clock, shows Leonardo's enigmatic sitter emerging like a celestial apparition among the stars and planets, with a painted QR Code that links to the website of the Hubble Space Telescope.
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He would take one photographic negative of the scene and overlay it with a second negative that included the face of the loved one, usually a portrait, and then retouch the image to produce a final photograph featuring a ghostly apparition.
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It starts out looking like a standard haunted house thriller with the lead character visiting the orphanage where she grew up and finding it haunted by a creepy little apparition that tells her young son horrible things, and pulls terrible pranks.
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These serene moments are quickly interrupted by flashes of disjointed memories that manically flood the screen as Ben Vereen dances through the visions in his head with dancer Storyboard P, who looms nearby as a shadowy apparition of Vereen's younger self.
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One guest claims to have witnessed an apparition of a woman in a red dress; legend has it that it's the ghost of a woman who was killed on the hotel premises, or of a volcano goddess known as Madame Pele.
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Visitors of the Pollard have shared supposed encounters with ghosts: one spirit is said to look like a man wearing 1920s-era clothing, while another apparition apparently leaves behind the scent of perfume when roaming through the hotel rooms and hallways.
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I insist on the things not being made out of limestone or alabaster, but being made out of materials that are urgent and itinerant, that will more or less be the effigy or the apparition of the thing that's been lost.
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A meditation on memory and decay, "This Was the End," which first played a few years ago at the Chocolate Factory in Queens, is less of a play and more of an apparition, a ritual, a haunting in one act.
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On a Sunday afternoon in mid-May, the electronic composer Daniel Lopatin, who records as Oneohtrix Point Never, was rehearsing at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center, a starship-like modern-architecture apparition in this upstate city.
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When the sinister apparition of a Woodsman slips into the back of an unmarked police car and rips the top of William Hastings's head off, the F.B.I. brain trust accepts that the usual suspects don't apply, and so do we.
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More than anything else, the film is terrifying because it is so patient — something spelled out in the opening shot, which lingers on the vaporous apparition of a young woman, just out of focus, as the audience squirms to make sense of it.
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By this point the book's greatest tension comes from wondering whether either Joona or Saga is any match for this near-supernatural monster, who can implant thoughts in his victims' heads or turn up as an apparition just staring into their windows.
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Other characters include a dancing Statue of Liberty; a Fake News ballet with a chorus of women dressed in newsprint, and a "Spirit of Trump apparition which rises above the stage as its two arms — with their little hands — envelop the stage."
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After it made us bear witness to a pseudo-ghost known as The Bent-Neck Lady (only to have that particular apparition be the center of one of the show's most mind-boggling and disturbing twists), it ended far happier than most fans expected.
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Some who turned out on the misty morning in Knock, where a group of locals in 1879 said they saw an apparition of the Virgin Mary, said Francis should be given time to deal with the abuse issues that have rocked the Church for decades.
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He offered guidelines for discerning an apparition: that the messages "conform to faith and good morals"; that the seer be "credible, disinterested, balanced"; that the message not deviate from church teachings or the instructions of prelates; and that conversions or healings result from the experience.
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Why they're meeting and how you can see it We're currently in the middle of an "evening apparition" of Venus, which is the period of time during which the planet climbs higher in the sky until it reaches its greatest separation from the sun.
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The show's name, Perth Amboy, is taken from that of the city in New Jersey where, in late September 2000, an apparition of the Virgin Mary was reported in a residential window and resulted in widespread media coverage as well as a veritable, if short-lived, pilgrimage.
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And then there are the toads — a very large one in front, sharing the stage with the toddler, and a kind of frog-devil, floating like an enormous apparition over the crowd, with its left eye and mouth formed by the natural openings of the lubugo support.
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In one episode, Gum appears to make contact with a dead nun called Madeleine—but instead of playing the encounter for dramatic thrills, Gum is positively overjoyed when the apparition appears to move the dowsing rods to profess that she was in a relationship with another sister.
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Not cigarette smoke, or smoke from a fire, or any other kind of smoke that signals imminent danger, for that matter — more like an apparition, a light fog, like something that might roll slowly over Winterfell after dusk and settle there, concealing its high turrets and spires.
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We never witness the apparition; the writer and director, Xavier Giannoli, does not heed the example of Henry King, who, in "The Song of Bernadette" (1943), showed Jennifer Jones on her knees in the grotto at Lourdes, irradiated by the light of a lady in the niche.
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I loved the apparition of a parade of reproving black ancestors (who include James Baldwin, a character named "Twelve Years a Slave" and, oh bliss, Whitney), and the scene in which Usher flirts with a man on the subway who seems almost too good to be true.
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Plus don't miss an interview and world premiere from up-and-coming rapper RonSoCold, and a conversation with J. Mascis of Dinosaur Jr. Intro Mix:Lil Gnar - "Ride Wit Da Fye"Rob Roy - "Stick" *World Premiere* Nedarb:YungJZAisDead, Lil Peep, Nedarb, J Trauma - "Apparition Love"Lil Peep - "Lil Kennedy" prod.
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In between swigs of booze, Lee recounts his hectic childhood and gradually peels off layers of history, while simultaneously building up the apparition of Blanche — theatergoers familiar with Tennessee Williams's "A Streetcar Named Desire" will easily pick up the trail of bread crumbs dropped by Mr. Jacobs's book.
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Part of the trip of listening to The Black Angels is that, while you can understand generally where they are coming from, there is always something that slips through your fingers, some part of the song that fades like an apparition if you try to pin it down.
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Michelle de Kretser's slender novella SPRINGTIME (Catapult, paper, $11.95) carries the subtitle "A Ghost Story," but it's the wispiest spook story imaginable: a domestic tale in which the ghost seems almost an afterthought, an apparition that frightens only mildly and that haunts only as a metaphor for other varieties of loss.
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From the deck 40 feet above the waterline, and from compartments exposed like rooms denuded in an earthquake, seamen watched aghast as the bow section, with the bridge and radio shack, the captain and seven others, including most of the ship's command staff, drifted away like an apparition in the storm.
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On Swimming OMAHA — Ask Caeleb Dressel what he remembers about the 2012 United States Olympic swimming trials, and he'll talk about the spectacle: the tongues of fire on both sides of the pool and the rainbow waterfall from which each new Olympian rose on a platform like a red-white-and-blue apparition.
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He puts his subjects in a helmet that slowly drowns them before draining at the last second, and it is through these experiments that the five prisoners come to learn "the movements," or a series of modern dance sequences that they receive from a celestial apparition right as they are about to die.
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But Duchamp brings out more complex feelings in her work, whether she shows him helping to serve lobster at a picnic; operating a crank-and-spring gizmo, to conjure an apparition of his female alter ego, Rrose Sélavy; or appearing as a disembodied, mystic face, in the manner of Christ on Veronica's Veil.
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It could be a personal memory of some act of violence; it could be Leggatt's desperate humanity; it could even be that he draws this doppelgänger out of his subconscious, an apparition, as he anxiously embarks on a ship to which he is a stranger, with a crew he does not know.
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Of the three artists in the exhibition, Sironi goes farthest in admitting the outside world into his work, with paintings such as "Venus of the Ports," a darkly pessimistic apparition of prostitution along the docks, and "La guerra (The War)" (also 1919), with its blinded, shattered veteran foisted upright like a breathing corpse.
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The supernatural stuff is a particularly skillful variation on what you'd expect from a scary movie — creepy things start happening after the passing of the family's elderly matriarch, like shadows in a workroom curdling into an apparition of the dead woman, or mysterious strangers who turn up in the periphery of the characters' lives.
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"Even where the church recognizes an apparition (including Lourdes and Fatima, the most solemnly recognized), she does not employ her infallibility or even her authority, since it is not a question of a dogma, necessary for salvation and taught in the name of Christ, but of a discernment, only probable and conjectural," he said in a 2003 interview.
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The ghosts are a diverse lot: The apparition of a young mother with two small children is familiar to the villagers of Ha Gia, a village next to Ha My. Another is called "Head Down, Feet Up" — often spotted standing and moving on its head, which the locals attribute to the unconventional condition of its burial.
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I took a last look at the looming apparition of the bus, the great brown sarcophagus of the American highway, and was momentarily taken by the facile charm of its standing as a metaphor for life itself: an incomprehensible and futile journey, in a vast coffin-shaped recreational vehicle, out of one nowhere into some other.
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Its galleries, courtyard and cavernous, rough-hewn hypogeum are filled with a wide-ranging collection of mostly Italian works from the end of the 19th century to the present day, including Berto Lardera's "Apparition VII," a 1962 metal work that resembles a minimalist pirate ship, and a Picasso-esque polychromatic head with four eyes that the sculptor Enrico Baj rendered in majolica.
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It attracts many more, too: A Navajo school bus mechanic and a gentle-eyed midwife who works at nearby Chinle (who, come to think of it, was an apparition herself, as she finished second among the women); a 250-year-old commercial pilot from Idaho who spotted this canyon as she flew 211,000 feet overhead and a middle-aged policeman from Chicago who talks about how much this beauty has moved him.
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