A pretty, bespectacled woman named Riva is the prison's psychologist.
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Duarte, bespectacled and sporting a beard, appeared relaxed in court.
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This year, however, the bespectacled school administrator bucked conventional norms.
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Maxime Rosselin, the convivial, bespectacled patron, stopped by our table.
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Opposite, a bespectacled man reads a study of Arctic peoples.
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And the bald and bespectacled barber says he's not going anywhere.
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There's Uncle Chan, a gangly, bespectacled man with a toothy grin.
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Oh, and hideously bespectacled Harry Kane did something along these lines.
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"Buakaw's normally here," a cheery, bespectacled Chinese fighter had told me.
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I'm greeted by an amiable bespectacled British guy in his mid-30s.
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But over the years he came to know the bespectacled artist better.
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The bespectacled imam, a mild-mannered family friend, speaks with uncharacteristic steel.
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Lanky and bespectacled, Le Roux spent part of his childhood in Orania.
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Not pictured: The wise-cracking, butcher-romancing housekeeper and cute bespectacled cousin.
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" In the video, the bespectacled student says, "We built the modern world.
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Ms. Linneman is a bespectacled 22-year-old who favors shredded jeans.
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Mr. Brown — his bald, bespectacled, depressed father — teaches English at Rusty's school.
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Romeo, bespectacled, potbellied, and bone-weary, is not much of a Romeo.
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Tech for good The brain behind HAL is bespectacled billionaire roboticist Sankai.
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In the video, the adorable bespectacled boy gleefully races staffers in the office.
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"We aren't stupid, we watch the news on Facebook," the bespectacled matriarch adds.
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Sandys, wearing surprisingly sporty sneakers, is eighty and bespectacled, with flame-red hair.
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She is 25, bespectacled and hair-bobbed, and grew up near New Orleans.
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She is 25, bespectacled and hair-bobbed, and grew up near New Orleans.
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"I'm too chicken for cold water," Mr. Jeys, bespectacled and generously whiskered, said.
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A congressman since 2013, Rothfus bears the calm, bespectacled manner of a professor.
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Much like the elder Thompson, Ewing is a bespectacled bear of a man.
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As looms rattle, bespectacled women stretch cloth over illuminated screens and check for imperfections.
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One bespectacled man surreptitiously eyed a fellow lifter tearing through 40-pound bicep curls.
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"We have never been in the loop," says Julio Ramírez, Amapala's bespectacled town clerk.
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Trump delivered by Jones belongs to a bespectacled 27-year old black man from
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Elbaz, the bespectacled designer who never wears socks, put some on for the occasion.
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"That actually makes me nervous," Man No. 51, a bespectacled fellow in tweed, said.
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Bearded and bespectacled, Mr. Earle 22014, resembled a benevolent anarchist behind his acoustic guitar.
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King Bhumibol's portrait, bespectacled and sober, hangs in most public spaces and private homes.
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In contrast, the bespectacled, schlubby Seymour is nearly invisible when we first meet him.
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Remember when Mr. Whipple, bespectacled salesman, delicately enjoined housewives not to squeeze the Charmin?
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Instead of a drink, the bespectacled bartender Chieko gave me a pen and paper.
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His likeness had nothing in common with the "skinny, bespectacled Jew" from the Korzhavin poem.
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I ask this gray-haired, bespectacled man what he thinks is more Italian than pizza.
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"We're still between earth and sky," said Muhammad Ali, a bespectacled, middle-aged Afghan farmer.
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THE BESPECTACLED young woman from Kano, northern Nigeria's largest city, laughs shyly before she speaks.
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Holograms of the bespectacled icons will be supported by a live band and backing vocalists.
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MinD_ContRoL, a bespectacled Bulgarian named Ivan Ivanov, excels at a computer game called "Dota 2".
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Many people in Hong Kong regard the three mild-mannered, bespectacled men as political prisoners.
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The stoic, bespectacled musician types quickly and efficiently, his eyes locked to his computer screen.
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Next to him is a bespectacled man with the name "Pearson" stamped on his shirt.
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Pretty much beats stealing that bespectacled "Can you hear me now?" guy away from Verizon.
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The bespectacled man working the counter is good-spirited but clearly skeptical about this order.
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The bespectacled cutie got to name the newest penguin chick at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo.
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When I meet Bottura — a bearded bespectacled electron in chef's whites — everything starts happening immediately.
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Bespectacled and quizzical, Singh fills much of the frame, but he is out of focus.
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A bespectacled Cannavale bravely gives us a Jason figure who is basically a spineless hunk.
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Two of my favorite words are in this puzzle: OBFUSCATE, which is autological, and BESPECTACLED.
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That he was a little rougher around the edges than some of the bespectacled Jewish intellectuals who filled the ranks of the early Russian socialist movement was more a testament to the fact that they were bespectacled Jewish intellectuals than that Stalin was particularly thuggish.
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Head to the site today, and you'll see a green-tinged illustration of a bespectacled Chatterjee.
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Daniel Radcliffe is perfectly comfortable with the fact that he resembles bespectacled women of the past.
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At the head of the table sits Anders Mostue, shorter, bespectacled, quick with a toothy grin.
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A bespectacled quail dressed in stylish garb looks ready to strut down the streets of Brooklyn.
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A Reuters reporter saw the bespectacled Thanh arrive under police escort at the court on Monday.
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"I cannot imagine what you have gone through," the bespectacled Tseng said in a soft voice.
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A lean, bespectacled Fulani from the north, Malam Dicko broadcast a message of equality and modesty.
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When we first see Widmerpool, at school, he's large, awkward, and bespectacled, a figure of fun.
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Bearded and bespectacled, he is far from his days as a smooth-cheeked, aloof rock god.
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"A lot of the customers never believed Mary existed," said the dark-haired, bespectacled Rich, 48.
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With a cigarette welded to his lips, the bespectacled Severing resembles a more dashing Barton Fink.
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Offstage he's trim and bespectacled, a gentle, good-humored presence with a rigorous approach to acting.
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Both bearded and bespectacled, and with close-cropped hair, they wear their wedding rings every day.
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After a while, he emerged: a shy, thin, bespectacled man with a dusting of dark hair.
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When I arrived, a little after one, I found him with a bespectacled, middle-aged man.
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The tubby, bespectacled, lecherous Hill remains Britain's greatest comic export; he is a cult figure in France.
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And I'll be damned if Dorothy's bespectacled tyke Ray isn't the cutest fucking kid I've ever seen.
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Young Carol (Ashley Jordyn), the bespectacled middle sister who raged and drew murder plans in her notebook.
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He seemed safe to ignore: another black-haired, bespectacled official whose talk was littered with socialist bromides.
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Jewish and bespectacled Susan is an aspiring photographer, while slim, WASP-y Anne is an aspiring writer.
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A short, bespectacled comic with a nasal snap in his voice, he gesticulates little and smiles warmly.
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With his wild hair, portly figure and bespectacled face, Levine is beloved by musicians, singers and audiences.
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The story follows a bespectacled witch — the titular Bayonetta — whose long, flowing locks are imbued with magic.
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It also held an event featuring bespectacled models at the New York Public Library during Fashion Week.
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Stanley is a study in unspecified damage, and an unspoken anger courses beneath his blandly bespectacled visage.
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His bespectacled face beams amused attention and intelligence, and he wears a black jacket and white trousers.
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There were party-hearty gal pals, some stray bears and a few longhaired bespectacled refugees from Brooklyn.
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As we were leaving, another customer—middle-aged and bespectacled, with a considerable paunch—caught Anzora's attention.
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Could it be that Elgort's bespectacled protagonist Theo Decker is based on a real person after all?
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Maybe, lurking behind the cheerful, bespectacled face of everyone's favourite village postman there's a much seedier underbelly.
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That's the lesson from Jean Charles Samuelian, bespectacled CEO and cofounder of French health tech startup Alan.
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As the motorcycle flopped into the California desert sand, a lanky, bespectacled engineer flapped his arms in distress.
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Instead, you find the bespectacled man wearing a narrow-brimmed straw fedora and a close-cut red beard.
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The show, titled "Illusion of Love," featured an army of bespectacled models decorated in colorful prints and embroidery.
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There's a slight, bespectacled man in suit constantly pursuing Baker, and constantly missing him by tens of seconds.
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" Just then, the bespectacled bald man wearing all black emerged from behind a curtain to say "I'm here.
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She's a pretty, peppy, bespectacled firebrand, an anti-gun Sarah Palin, if you can imagine such a thing.
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Ryan, a bit paunchy and bespectacled, denied offering bounties, and a league investigation could not substantiate the accusations.
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But here was the bride's brother — stocky, bespectacled Omar Mateen — dancing in the group and yet dancing apart.
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A bald, bespectacled man with an endearingly bubbly disposition, Lucey didn't offer much to support the state's case.
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In a striking photograph, a Bespectacled Woman perches on the makeshift step of her hut, reading a newspaper.
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Ms. King and Mr. Riggs are played by a bespectacled Emma Stone and a floppy-haired Steve Carell.
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Suárez, bald and bespectacled, in a white guayabera, took the microphone first, playing the role of elder statesman.
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I couldn't find my old school, the Van Dyke Academy, a cloister of bespectacled nuns and high gates.
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The manbun-sporting Broeks and bespectacled Stevens make a surprising pair, but the two have surprisingly complementary backgrounds.
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He was chewing gum, which he spat out, with great precision, right onto a bearded and bespectacled dog.
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You mean that bearded and bespectacled Victorian word-factory with his hemming and hawing and endlessly long sentences?
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But in the interim, the face of the resistance is a bespectacled grandmother with a killer workout routine.
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Marsh, a bespectacled Buddhist in recovery from substance abuse, is a fascinating variation on your typical taciturn hero.
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He was still "Dutch", to use his childhood nickname: a slim, bespectacled youth, serious to the point of priggishness.
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Other posts showed the bespectacled commander in civilian clothing giving alms to monks, or viewing potential weapon purchases abroad.
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Yes, it contradicted itself, once she did fall in love, with a fellow Party intellectual, a skinny bespectacled Jew.
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The bespectacled little reporter seemed super-excited to be there, too, because who wouldn't want to meet a superstar?
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The bespectacled mayor reads the Koran, fasts during Ramadan, and has the looks and demeanour of an overgrown schoolboy.
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The bespectacled and generally stone-faced Carol (Henny Russell) is currently the de facto leader of max's C Block.
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Bespectacled and soft spoken, Dai gained the support of Didi's early investors Wang Gang and GSR Ventures' Allen Zhu.
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After his disquieting performance in Jordan Peele's Get Out, Whitford's bearded, bespectacled face is a shortcut for instant unease.
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A LOCAL CHANNEL A lean, bespectacled Fulani from the north, Malam Dicko broadcast a message of equality and modesty.
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Bearded and bespectacled, with a rumbling basso, he had on an orange Carhartt sweatshirt and a gray baseball cap.
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It is a novel about human beings, particularly the odd and quiet power of one bespectacled man in intelligence.
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He is bespectacled, painfully shy and builds computers out of spare parts that his mother, Nelly Cumbicos, buys him.
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He was bespectacled and balding, with wisps of graying hair plastered down the sides, jowls and a pointed chin.
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In television terms the bespectacled cleric, 90, is a waning force: His last broadcast was about four years ago.
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The brothers — Anthony, 48, the bespectacled brainstormer, and Joe, 46, the square-jawed pragmatist — have contrasting but complementary energies.
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For one, Zigmond—a small, trim, bespectacled man with kind eyes and quiet manners—is a vegetarian after all.
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And the bespectacled 58-year-old even compares himself with another politician with a big mouth: President Donald Trump.
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His bespectacled face and slight frame have become synonymous with peaceful resistance and civil rights movements around the world.
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He is fifty-seven, bespectacled, mild-mannered, and quick to blush, and he has an understated sense of humor.
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Ferak is slight, with a lilting voice and a round, bespectacled face framed by a tightly wound black shayla.
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The resident cops, all bespectacled, are Cliff Robertson (Bill Murray), Ronnie Peterson (Adam Driver), and Mindy Morrison (Chloë Sevigny).
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Stephan Bodzin, a bald and bespectacled techno D.J., blended tracks as lights cascaded across walls carved with geometric patterns.
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"We have 105m active users on YY," Chen Zhou, the soft-spoken, bespectacled CEO of YY, boasts in one scene.
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Instead, Dr. Dixit is kind-faced and bespectacled, out of breath, saying sorry a lot for being a little late.
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Qiu, a bespectacled 16-year-old high school student with braces, said she was there to vent anger about school.
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Lakin is 22010 years old, a wisecracking, bespectacled white girl with a soft spot for conspiracy theories and fart humor.
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In Trovato's office near Rome's Trevi Fountain, bulky columns of paperwork cover every inch of the bespectacled civil servant's desk.
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"If my grandson dies in hospital I will shove these glasses into your arse," one protester told a bespectacled official.
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A bespectacled female student said someone had told her and her dorm mates not to provide comments to the media.
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Throughout much of the proceedings, the bespectacled Nassar sat with his head bowed, rarely making eye contact with his accusers.
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Night Out 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Connor Vest, a bespectacled 19-year-old sailor, grew up in Maryville, Tenn.
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It was surprising and not a little unsettling coming from a quiet, bespectacled student from a working-class, Christian background.
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The petite, bespectacled nanny had been hired two years earlier by Krim and her husband, then-CNBC executive Kevin Krim.
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But as a bespectacled preadolescent with early onset acne, I found these books an endless source of reassurance and hope.
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One of the people featured in that October 2010 Rolling Stone edition was a slight, bespectacled, teacher called David Kato.
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Behind his thick glasses, Harper has a perfect slow burn, playing the bespectacled Cary Grant to Bell's bratty Katharine Hepburn.
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"How Heavy This Hammer" opens with a medium close-up of its protagonist, Erwin, a jowly, bespectacled, middle-aged man.
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That is until Sir Elton, struggling to read the teleprompter, removed his glasses and revealed his true, un-bespectacled form.
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Papa, the chubby, bespectacled member of the group pipes up as his two cohorts sport daunted looks on their faces.
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Sitting nose to nose with Costello—a guitar-wielding, bespectacled, sharp-tongued Liverpudlian—surely brought McCartney a twinge of déjà vu.
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Instead, a bespectacled 27-year-old named Mike Karns emerged, and the sound died down as quickly as it started up.
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It may seem stereotypical to associate glasses with intelligence and aptitude, but that's exactly what gives these bespectacled candidates their edge.
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He's approached by a bespectacled female alien who offers to help him escape, but only if he has sex with her.
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When the sport was first introduced at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan, its athletes were often paunchy and bespectacled.
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"Hopefully jump on that (charter) flight tonight and head over to the Open," the bespectacled 29-year-old told CBS television.
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" AG, her Creative Director, is a bespectacled gangly genius, so smart he could be running the marketing department of Hitachi. "Yeah!
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On Thursday, a bespectacled gentleman who goes by the name "Lionel Media" on Twitter, met President Trump in the Oval Office.
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The guac flavor didn't really come through, though, and this was more of a bespectacled Bruce Banner than a raging Hulk.
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It comes from the deviser of the mouse-meets-woman narrative, a bespectacled and bearded fellow with an aggressively defensive mien.
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" Eagle-eyed fans would also know him from a recurring role as the bespectacled supply-runner Heath on "The Walking Dead.
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Bespectacled, clad in monkish attire, and a follower of Mazdaznan, an esoteric spiritualist practice, Itten perhaps personified the pedagogical philosophy of Bauhaus.
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Most memorably, she portrayed a bespectacled book clerk who flirts with Private Detective Philip Marlowe (Humphrey Bogart) in The Big Sleep (1946).
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Portraits of the bespectacled late king, who became a father figure for many during a seven-decade reign, were hung across Thailand.
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One group of new reinforcements has become known as the "technocrats"—bespectacled experts who have been elevated to run regions and ministries.
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The bespectacled Lam was also criticized by student leaders for being "vague" after their televised meeting failed to defuse the 2014 protests.
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Zhang, a bespectacled second-grader with a long pony tail, was last seen in security camera footage from around 7:30 p.m.
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Images of the goateed, bespectacled Anwar in court with a black eye and bruises brought condemnation of Mahathir from around the world.
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I was an athletic kid, so the old stereotype of the weak bespectacled dweeb didn't quite fit—but I still felt vulnerable.
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"If they (the government) are leftists, then I'm Sophia Loren," the graying bespectacled man in sandals said, referring to the Italian actress.
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To administer the fund, Mr. Yang turned to Mr. Wu, the bespectacled figure who had been serving as translator for the relatives.
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On one side of the tenement&aposs open patio, Ivan Martinez has plastered images of bespectacled leftist candidate Gustavo Petro on walls.
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It was only a matter of time before the bespectacled bros of Silicon Valley would attempt to get in on the action.
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Oscar (the terrific Jesús E. Martínez) is a chubby, bespectacled uber-nerd obsessed with comics books, anime, science fiction and video games.
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But why Mr. Darden, a bespectacled, heavyset man before he was detained, risked venturing into to the maelstrom in Yemen was unclear.
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"They want a house, car and money," said Mr. Zhao, who was tall, bespectacled and stylishly dressed in a beige pageboy cap.
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The bespectacled Lam was also criticised by student leaders for being "vague" after their televised meeting failed to defuse the 2014 protests.
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A bespectacled onetime pipe smoker with a jovial laugh, Mr. Vorspan was famous in the Reform movement for his jokes as well.
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Leyva was a bespectacled 24-year-old with a wide grin, and he regularly chatted with Williams for hours on the phone.
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And now, he's more likely to be photographed inside a hip megachurch next to a bespectacled streatwear-clad pastor than out partying.
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Chatterjee herself is represented as a modest, bespectacled woman with green leaves for hair, a nod to her work in Indian medicinal plants.
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Gizmodo has confirmed with the National Portrait Gallery in London that it doesn't actually know who the bespectacled man with canes might be.
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He's aptly named Alan, because he's basically a lot like the filmmaker: A bespectacled, insecure worry-wart who's quite fond of chunky knits.
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He was looking for this nerdy, bespectacled guy indie rock juxtaposed with this urban landscape, which I thought was a pretty interesting concept.
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Olivia asks Young Steven (Paxton Singleton) if he has seen his little brother (played as a child by a precious, bespectacled Julian Hilliard).
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At one point, he dons a bald cap and glasses, looking for a moment like the bespectacled icon with the polished pate himself.
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At the appointed time, Edwards knocked on the door of Suite 605, and a cheerful, bespectacled man opened it and invited her in.
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Except, of course, for "BERNIE SANDERS!" which the protesters screamed at the Vermont senator, as well at some other white-haired, bespectacled legislators.
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We followed a young, bearded and bespectacled guide who explained that most of the original buildings had been destroyed: These were exact replicas.
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Not missing a beat, the bespectacled, mustachioed "chief bencher" pulled the string, all four men exclaimed, "skal!" and shots of aquavit were downed.
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When Nishiyama, bespectacled and monklike in his movements, grew interested in flower arranging while an art school student, he joined an ikebana club.
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A slender, bespectacled man who would become one of Africa's most notorious despots was about to secure a prize he had long coveted.
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"I will work for national unity, to promote the interest of the country and its people," the bespectacled leader had told lawmakers earlier.
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For example, Mark, a tall, bespectacled computer programmer, has been happily married to his wife, an electrical engineer, for more than a decade.
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In a YouTube video, TSA's bearded, bespectacled "Blogger Bob" Burns ticks off the "best of" list of forbidden items in a countdown format.
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Sonalata Das, 67, a bespectacled woman in a brown silk sari, lingered with clasped hands in front of a painting of Lord Jagannath.
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One bespectacled guy wore a black shirt with a red iron cross; another sported a shaved on the sides, long on top Nazi haircut.
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That's when she receives an invitation to The Store, a mysterious underground venue run by a kooky, bespectacled Jackson in a vibrant pink suit.
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"I am no longer the person I was," the gray-haired, bespectacled defendant told the judge, as his wife, daughters and pastor looked on.
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In one studio a young bespectacled girl tilted a tiny black rabbit towards her smartphone, excitedly introducing the twitching fur ball to her followers.
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The most recent episode looks at bespectacled Ignis, and his curious, ongoing quest to find the recipe for a dessert Noctis loved from childhood.
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Poke sat beside a pair of bleached blondes waiting for painkillers, three bespectacled Mexican women, and some whiteboy with his head in a bandage.
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Its website features a testimonial from New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman and an ad with Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon's bespectacled mug.
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When the kid turns around, he realizes it's just some poor bespectacled shlub who happens to be wearing the same shirt as the taunter.
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Against a black backdrop, half of his bespectacled face stares out from the page, flanked by a 'letter to the Netherlands' in white print.
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A bespectacled man on the drawing's right-hand side is wearing boxer shorts and a t-shirt, his erect penis poking through his shorts.
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The packaging is Pepto pink, with a purple gradient down the side and, on the front, a bespectacled girl astride a cereal-munching bird.
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Alongside Ms. Lu, Chi Chia-wei, the white-haired and bespectacled godfather of Taiwan's gay rights movement, beamed as he took in the scene.
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When you hear the phrase, "finger lickin' good," you probably think of a certain fried chicken chain with a bespectacled colonel as its mascot.
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Kurt Rambis, the team's associate head coach and a bespectacled branch of the Jackson coaching tree, stood next to Hornacek and wore a whistle.
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Its new leader, Paul Nuttall, a bearded, bespectacled fantasist from Liverpool, has none of Mr. Farage's easy, blokeish banter and gift for popular communication.
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A publicist introduced her to Nora Vargas, a bespectacled store manager with a forearm tattoo of an avocado and avocado-print shoes to match.
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On any given day, a company mascot, Simon, a bespectacled mouse, goes on the hunt for "gouda," or good ideas, from the work force.
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A courtside fan — a bespectacled white man in a bulging Allen Iverson jersey — screamed back at Westbrook and flipped him off with both hands.
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Fat, bespectacled, wearing flip-flops and a shirt that exposes his ample belly, the man's arm points to the side, his mouth is open.
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When The Holiday plays on TV, he told People, he can't escape his own face speaking through a bespectacled napkin and smoking a spoon cigarette.
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The popularity of the televised finals – this is ESPN's 25th year to air the bee – has made Bailly the avuncular, bespectacled face of the event.
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There's a certain image we have of pianist Bill Evans: Lean, bespectacled, smoking, a faraway look in his eyes, head bowed low over the keyboard.
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"American Idol's" farewell season inched closer to its end Thursday night with the elimination of contestant MacKenzie Bourg, the bespectacled singer-songwriter from Lafayette, Louisiana.
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She's been plucked from the minor leagues to start for the San Diego MLB team, and its bespectacled owner has come down to greet her.
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I know this not from firsthand experience — I'm a bespectacled white woman with funky brooches who fits right in — but at secondhand, through my students.
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Portly, crimson-clad, bespectacled, mustachioed, and just a little bit giddy, Kenneth Bone was catnip for the bored, half-drunk, miserable masses watching the debate.
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Even during his teaching days, however, the bespectacled intellectual was seen as a dark horse for his sharp rebuke to traditional ideologies and official doctrines.
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I was wearing an Acid shirt that day, and yet, this bespectacled, tousle-haired norm decided he needed to educate me on thrash/speed metal.
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Images at the time of a goateed, bespectacled Anwar in court with a black eye and bruises brought condemnation of Mahathir from around the world.
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In Louisville, Perez and Sanders sat for a joint interview with MSNBC's Chris Hayes, two bald, bespectacled men, shoulder to shoulder, neither of them smiling.
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A girl called Baby, who is 18 and bespectacled, said that she had secured her mother's permission only by refusing to eat for two days.
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Joshua Wong, 19, the bespectacled public face of the demonstrations, was found guilty of unlawful assembly, as was a fellow student leader, Alex Chow, 25.
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Luckily, this new bespectacled Kickstarter project aims to reduce your screen time and the harm that it can cause without disconnecting you from your devices.
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When I approached the Green Party's booth, I asked a bespectacled fellow wearing a "Blue Lives Murder" t-shirt what he made of the convention.
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Gabe (Winston Duke) is bespectacled and easygoing; his wife, Adelaide, or Addie (Lupita Nyong'o), finds the going a little harder, but runs a steady ship.
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Mr. Galili's "Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White" (2013) is a cute confection, depicting a nervous romance between Anneleen Dedroog and the bespectacled Rosario Guerra.
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This tall, bespectacled girl had a series of secretarial jobs until World War II, when she became a translator at the codebreaking hub, Bletchley Park.
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In it, Marlon Bundo, a snappily dressed bunny with a penchant for bright bow ties, falls in love with a bespectacled boy bunny named Wesley.
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May's gravest challenge on Thursday came from Jacob Rees-Mogg, a bespectacled Tory who styles himself after aristocratic gentlemen in the novels of P.G. Wodehouse.
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Bespectacled, fingers flecked with sherbet-colored paint, he's soft-spoken and impish, with a bone-dry sense of humor and an aversion to self-glorification.
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Repeatedly, the bespectacled Avenatti ran his fingers across the stubble on his chin and cheeks as he studied documents or passed notes to his lawyers.
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Abrams drew inspiration from wherever he could Lupita Nyong'o's bespectacled and knowing Maz Kanata was inspired by one of J.J. Abram's favorite teachers, Rose Gilbert.
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One of the leaders of those protests, the bespectacled Joshua Wong, 22, said on Saturday he will run for local district council elections in November.
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This year, however, the bespectacled leader sitting at a spinning wheel on the calendar's cover was not Gandhi, but Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India.
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One of the leaders of the protests, the bespectacled Joshua Wong, 22, said on Saturday he would run for local district council elections in November.
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The editor, a bespectacled Frenchwoman named Agnès Challes-Grandits, stood in front of four desktop monitors on the other side of the room, clicking away.
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Andy Walken was a fine version of the young Ralphie, even if his primary asset was his resemblance to the film's bespectacled star, Peter Billingsley.
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I ended up arm-deep in a shitty diaper on the floor of the Tate Modern [gallery] with bespectacled art folk looking on in horror.
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The skinny, bespectacled Ohio native from a military family has also expressed outrage when dealing with what appear to be minor criminal offenses in his past.
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In the video, the adorable bespectacled boy gleefully races staffers in the office – sprinting so fast that at one point his yarmulke flies off behind him.
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That, is why we've turned to the many fan theories circulating the internet to figure out what might be going on with everyone's favorite bespectacled host.
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The stocky, bespectacled man, born in 1951 in the dying days of the monarchy, told Egyptians he would deliver an "Egyptian renaissance with an Islamic foundation".
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Sitting impassively in the dock, bespectacled and wearing a suit, Djouhri listened as Summers said there were four substantive grounds on which extradition would be opposed.
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Even during his teaching days, however, the bespectacled intellectual was viewed with suspicion by the authorities for his sharp rebuke of traditional ideologies and official doctrines.
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In a video that seems to mock the pathetic ineptitude of all humanity, There's Waldo finds the sneaky bespectacled cartoon man in a whopping 4.5 seconds.
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Gepts is a small Belgian man of seemingly indeterminate age (he is sixty-four), with a bottlebrush mustache and bespectacled eyes that glint with suppressed humor.
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He is Charles Glass, a bespectacled, beanie-wearing and dreadlocked former bodybuilding champion who got his start competing in gymnastics at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Letter of Recommendation Last year, I walked into an upscale independent clothing store in Berlin and greeted the conservatively dressed, bespectacled woman hovering in the back.
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Support for him in West Point is evident in a painting of the former soccer star, bespectacled and solemn looking, that hangs outside a corner shop.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chain smoking outside a train station in Hong Kong last Thursday, a thin, bespectacled man called Lam Wing-kee was in a bind.
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It was a brothel for both blood lust and printout lust, featuring a weird crew of characters: grizzled Army officers, bespectacled accountants and bloodless computer modelers.
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Looking over a particularly apt piece — a bespectacled, slightly sinister-looking figure titled "The Art Collector," by his colleagues Jérémie Mabiala and Djonga Bismar — he smiled.
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When a bespectacled Apatovian Everyman at the host station called out, "Mort, party of three?" he could have been delivering the line at an improv class.
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As an undergraduate math student at Harvard, the lanky and bespectacled Conrad encountered the composer La Monte Young, a controversial figure who would change his life.
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"When we talk about defeating poverty, we're not talking about impoverishing the rich, but about enriching the poor," said the bespectacled Petro, surrounded by family members.
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Her best friend Nancy might be the smart, popular high schooler we wish we were, but the bespectacled, dowdily dressed Barb is probably the teen we were.
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The search engine's Doodle depicts an observatory and spells out the Google letters with blue and red constellations, with Haro's bespectacled face represented in the second "o".
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The bespectacled executive, according to a New York Times report, told lawmakers that the merger would "disrupt the entrenched pay-TV models" and give customers more options.
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The resultant script pivoted to a completely different character: Donna Troy, Wonder Woman's daughter, a geeky, bespectacled nobody until she inherits supernatural powers after her mother's death.
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But Hollywood was really only interested in one thing: Why did the intense and bespectacled Mr. Katzenberg, a die-hard animation enthusiast, finally call it a day?
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Asked why he is such a draw, Rees-Mogg fans repeatedly used the same words to describe the willowy, bespectacled 49-year-old: "honest", "decent" and "genuine".
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Mapo High's players pressed against the fence along the dusty hardcourts and chanted their support while Lee crushed forehand winners past his bespectacled opponent in the final.
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"Portrait of the Jeweler Karl Krall" (1923) captures the campy arrogance of the nouveau riche in the middle aged, bespectacled jeweler's ostentatious pose and self-congratulatory air.
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For the time being, all we have is the historical record and one brave bespectacled man with a chart and a pointer, trying to show the truth.
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Though rarely accessible in recent years, the bespectacled tycoon enjoys shooting from the hip during public appearances and hasn't shied from making controversial and politically barbed comments.
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Peacock's Tears I grew up in India hearing about Mahatma Gandhi and when I think about myths it is his bald, bespectacled head that comes to mind.
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You'll forgive me for reading into it something deeper: Sam, a boy with pinkish skin, Kerry, a bespectacled brown girl, not just making peace but joining forces.
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Bespectacled and balding, John traded initially on talent more than looks, then went on to revel in outlandishly costumed excess as soon as he commanded big stages.
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His father, a former professional arena football player with his own large social media following, began to post videos of the bespectacled, ebullient child doing sports tricks.
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KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE The bespectacled superspies and their impeccably tailored suits return for a sequel to the 2015 adaptation of the comic book The Secret Service.
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Pale and bespectacled, he is regarded as a serious legislator (he oversees the Senate health committee) and an "institutionalist" — a guardian of the chamber and its traditions.
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Bespectacled and balding, 53-year-old Mishustin cut a schoolmasterly air as he fielded questions on Thursday in parliament, where lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to back his appointment.
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Mr. Peal, bespectacled and lean, was dealing with melanoma that had spread to his lungs in June 5003 when he saw a Yale oncologist, Dr. Harriet Kluger.
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"I feel it's my time," the bespectacled WBO champion, looking sharp in three-piece suit and tie, told a crowded news conference at Sky television's London headquarters.
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"I was always kind of curious about them," says Koehler, a bespectacled, slightly beefy man whose taste for graphic T-shirts seems at odds with his Teutonic meticulousness.
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Typically the food packaging has cartoon characters smiling with giant mouths, but for the promotion of Cage's upcoming flick, his smiling and bespectacled face will be used instead.
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Erik Paulsen in 2016, she thought of him as a moderate — a friendly, bespectacled lawmaker who had represented her district in the wealthy Minneapolis suburbs for eight years.
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Though the bespectacled, 59-year-old Ortega has not joined the opposition, anti-Maduro leaders have been applauding her actions - and a growing backlash is underway within government.
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With the bespectacled Kim barking commands to her sweepers the rock slowed to stop on the button and the crowd erupted as the foursome embraced and tears flowed.
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"Just think how good e-Palette would be at Burning man," quipped Akio Toyoda, Toyota Motor Company's bespectacled president, from the stage at CES in Las Vegas today.
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Think about the recurring movie plot, in which a frizzy, bespectacled geek suddenly gets hair gel, contact lenses and stops droning on about all that "dull" science stuff.
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At one point a bespectacled man named Alex approached a group of the AR enthusiasts and said the wall they were scanning with their phones was a bust.
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So, it's only fitting that in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission, a portrait of the bespectacled pioneer reflected the light of the moon.
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Hwang, a shy, bespectacled general in his mid-60s, had an unprecedented rise to the top rungs of the North's leadership in the space of a few years.
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A few weeks ago, the internet was thrown into a frenzy when a Twitter user made the observation that John Legend looked a lot like bespectacled aardvark Arthur.
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Mr Key is tall, thin, bald and energetic; Mr Peele is short, soft and bespectacled; his characters often have a quiet intensity that balances Mr Key's bouncing around.
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Salma, a bespectacled older woman clad in black, says she feels Gaza today is more isolated than ever, scorned by the United States, abandoned by traditional Arab supporters.
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Chief among them is Meuthen, a 54-year-old bespectacled economics professor and twice-married father-of-five who is Catholic and goes to church when he can.
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Blippi is a young, bespectacled guy perpetually clad in a blue button-up and jeans, an orange bowtie with matching suspenders, and a blue-and-orange felt hat.
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The bespectacled woman soon received a flight of fiery brandies distilled from pears, grapes, and ginger, and a man sitting beside her asked her opinion on each one.
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I'd matched with a brunette, bespectacled dude from Brooklyn who sent me YouTube links to videos that made me die laughing, and we both wanted to meet up.
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" His co-star, Cate Blanchett (as a bespectacled neighbor), also has experience in the genre, having played the evil stepmother in Disney's 2015 live-action remake of "Cinderella.
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By Thursday afternoon, the day's prevailing visual remained the bespectacled face of Attorney General William Barr, who presided over a morning news conference that quickly raised partisan ire.
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The one story line running through "Paris Merveilles" features a shy, bespectacled girl who transforms into a bodysuit-wearing swan, triumphantly removing her glasses in the final scene.
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They came to celebrate four young women from this farming community who have emerged as the most unexpected (and most gloriously bespectacled) stars of the 000 Winter Olympics.
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Rather than blinding the animals, the researchers played a video of a single shrimp silhouette, its color chosen so that it would be invisible to one bespectacled eye.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — At first glance, the bespectacled YouTuber railing against Taiwan's president, Tsai Ing-wen, just seems like a concerned citizen making an appeal to his fellow Taiwanese.
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It's likely that this particular passenger wasn't randomly chosen but consciously selected because United thought he'd be easy pickings, as a bespectacled Asian follows orders and goes quietly.
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"Because we never heard those stories (of Sanders' youth), for most of us in our minds Bernie has always been a disheveled, gray-haired bespectacled politician," King said.
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Mr. Vyarya, 33, a bearded, bespectacled computer programmer who thwarted hackers, said he was suddenly being asked to join a sweeping overhaul of the Russian military last year.
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Stranger Things-esque vibes aside, the trailer also teases a clear connection to the original Ghostbusters crew — particularly to the bespectacled Egon (played by the late Harold Ramis).
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The tall, bespectacled 48-year old did not look visibly affected by the session, in which he was questioned by two prosecutors, including one nicknamed the "Chaebol Sniper".
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UNITED NATIONS — In a village nestled in clouds in the thickly wooded hills of eastern Congo, Michael Sharp, a slight, bespectacled Mennonite from Kansas, looked perfectly at ease.
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Farrera-Brochez spent much of the last decade living in Singapore with his partner, a bespectacled Singaporean doctor named Ler Teck Siang, whom Farrera-Brochez met in 2007.
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He was naturally short of breath when Antiques Roadshow's bespectacled expert appraiser Stephen L. Fletcher (specializing in clocks, decorative arts, folk art, and furniture) revealed its alleged market value.
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Mr. Pek, a greying, podgy, bespectacled Thai man in his mid fifties, was the promoter and co-manager of Rompo Gym (with an inscrutable Japanese man called Mr. Kanda).
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Though the scholarly, bespectacled 66-year-old Mr Evers is not well known, NBC/Marist released a poll in July showing him ahead of Mr Walker by 13 points.
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Small, slight and bespectacled, with a thoughtful elfin manner and a ready grin, he looks perhaps half his age, and chats freely and easily, without any apparent writerly agony.
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"It's a bit heavy in its aromas," said Philippe Delran, a bespectacled wine merchant in Sete who raised his eyebrows in thinly-concealed displeasure on judging the wine's bouquet.
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Gary Marcus is a pensive, bespectacled 48-year-old professor of psychology and neuroscience at New York University, and he's probably the most famous apostate of orthodox deep learning.
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Toward the end of a dry and detailed speech on her office's annual report, the country's bespectacled Attorney General Luisa Ortega paused, cleared her throat - and delivered a bombshell.
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Chan, a bespectacled 28-year-old interior decorator, says that his ideology springs from China's broken promises toward Hong Kong and that claims he might destabilize China are preposterous.
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Michael Ho, a bespectacled 24-year-old graduate who also lives with his parents, said the protests were also about unjust circumstances that prevent young people living their dreams.
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Written by Josh Boone, it begins in 1979, at a movie, where the bespectacled, lank-haired Terry (Jack Kilmer) has a meet-cute with the beguiling Catherine (Jane Levy).
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"I love hockey in a way that I can barely describe," said the bespectacled Greene, a 47-year-old mother of two who is a bundle of kinetic energy.
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Another ad in the series of 15-second spots shows a young woman making awkward small talk with a bespectacled Whole Foods employee in front of a cheese tasting plate.
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As Mr Chen shares his story, the slight, bespectacled teenager is wearing robes of lilac and white, embroidered with blue clouds, an outfit he says is Jin-dynasty day-wear.
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The bespectacled, subdued leader surprised observers by embracing a number of reforms—quickly suspending an unpopular Chinese-backed dam project and, in 2012, dropping heavy-handed censorship of the press.
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Four Barrel Coffee: Basically the literal watering hole of Valencia Street, Four Barrel serves top-notch coffee that attracts everyone from bespectacled graphic designers to hungover bartenders to loitering skaters.
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Cartoons released in conjunction with the campaign tell the tale of "Little Li" — a young Chinese civil servant who meets "David", a bespectacled red-headed man, at a dinner party.
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The 2015 arrest of Ahmed Mohamed, then a 14-year-old bespectacled ninth-grader who dabbled in robotics and attended high school in Irving, had ignited a social media firestorm.
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Bill was more reserved than his roommate (of course they would have to room together), with the look of someone holding something back, behind bespectacled eyes and a half smile.
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"One minute you're drinking espressos, the next you're being evicted," said Mr. Si, 28, a bespectacled programmer who grew up in northern China and studied computer science in New Zealand.
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"But that's Joan," Ms. Dunne, 34, said, sitting on a recent morning in her cozy West Village townhouse with a bespectacled Mr. Dunne, 19823, drinking his second cup of coffee.
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When she arrived at the Dirksen Senate Office Building in the flesh, bespectacled in a blue dress and matching jacket, she was mostly recognizable by her shoulder-length blond hair.
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Closer up, the white reveals itself to be a mosaic made up of sheets of paper glued to the pavement, each featuring a bespectacled man with a self-confident smile.
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Thickly bespectacled, deferential, gently overweight, and meek of manner, he spoke in a civil murmur, a kind of clerical stutter that unfailingly cast a sleeping spell over the entire nation.
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Before he was the familiar bald and bespectacled founding father, Benjamin Franklin was a 17-year-old neophyte printer with burning ambition and something of a punk-rock visual sensibility.
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The pale, bespectacled, guitar-playing Mr. Bengson has the look of a Lutheran Woody Allen, the sort of guy you'd expect to find at a party alone in the kitchen.
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The lab is no longer populated with dozens, bald, bespectacled Dr. Kleiners, or equally as many clones of Barney the security guard, but a wide variety of faces and voices.
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A diminutive, bespectacled man with sandy hair, Mr. Johnson summoned everything from manic energy to an old man's tired shuffle in films and television shows of the 1950s and '60s.
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"Our population has remained stable, but we can take some lessons away from a space like this," said Nagatoshi Ishiura, a bespectacled local politician from the neighboring town of Shouji.
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He reluctantly agreed and took on an immediate mission: find someone to defeat the show's champion, Herbert Stempel, a brainy, bespectacled young man from New York with an eidetic memory.
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Seated in a wheelchair, the bespectacled and soft-spoken Loera thanked López Obrador by name for his help in securing authorization to travel to the U.S. to see her son.
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The bespectacled crooner's last release, X, was way back in 2014, so fans were understandably elated at the news, even though Sheeran offered little more information than the upcoming release date.
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He comes across as a nutty professor, bespectacled and grey-haired, answering his video calls with a bare chest and cracking jokes about his randy dog in a thick Russian accent.
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He's now bespectacled, white-haired, and nearing 60, but he was there at the beginning—when North Dakota's GOP, battered by losses and seeking relevance, began its nearly 21990-year conquest.
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But every time the avatar of a dark-bespectacled man with neat, snow-white ponytail popped up on my computer, I'd be transported to place where I was clever and sophisticated.
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I waited breathlessly as he completed the registration at the counter with an elderly, bespectacled woman who seemed in awe of the idea of a child coming in alone to read.
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The bespectacled Wong, now 23, holds a high profile internationally, however, and described his disqualification - on the grounds that advocacy of Hong Kong's self-determination violates electoral laws - as political censorship.
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The socially timid, bespectacled scholar was a freethinker who challenged the orthodox tradition in Islam and argued that the Quran had to be understood both metaphorically and in its historical context.
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On television, primly dressed and bespectacled, she was holding her own news conference, acknowledging the internal-security threat posed by the intruders, while praising the Senator's manly intervention and proud resilience.
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When The Times showed him one of Kessler's photos, in which a bespectacled man resembling Mr. Dershowitz appears to be having sex, Mr. Dershowitz laughed and said the man wasn't him.
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Ms. Mbindyo-Koroso says soap operas are so popular because they're aspirational: a pretty, downtrodden hero or heroine overcomes daunting odds — an evil stepmother, a bespectacled business tycoon — to achieve greatness.
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If the audience is people who are generally hostile toward cultural elites, they're probably not going to listen to a bespectacled Harvard scientist, even if he is framing things just so.
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In May 2013, Wu, a bespectacled 43-year-old with neat, short-cropped black hair, helped organize a protest of around 200 workers against plans to relocate their factory to another city.
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Bespectacled Joshua Wong, 19, was detained in Bangkok where he had been invited to speak at universities about Hong Kong's "Umbrella Movement" street protests and on setting up his political party, Demosisto.
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There's Eats (Judah Lewis), the would-be punk-rock kid whose parents fight all the time; Woody (Caleb Emery), the goodhearted, slightly overweight kid; and Farraday (Cory Gruter-Andrew), the bespectacled nerd.
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"It's kind of like, to go back to a bit of pop culture from the '90s, analogous to keeping a Tamagotchi," says Will Patrick, the bespectacled cofounder and CEO of Culture Biosciences.
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Think, for instance, of Joel Schumacher's Falling Down, in which an angry, bespectacled Michael Douglas wreaks a path of destruction because he has been laid off and his wife has left him.
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The bespectacled, tattooed 28-year-old, whose world championship triumphs have gone hand in hand with Olympic calamities, completed a hammer double for Poland after Anita Wlodarczyk's triumph in the women's event.
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This is true, even — and especially — of Ms. McNamara's bendy-bodied, bespectacled Jane, whose expressions and postures exude the effect of deft, single-stroke line drawings of antic attitudes frozen in midgesture.
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Since his June 2015 arrest, the bespectacled, wiry Odebrecht, who turned his family's company into Brazil's largest employer and one of the top-five private sector groups, has maintained a defiant stance.
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Situated in the final home of the bespectacled author, the site is a treasure trove of Pessoa's early 20th-century works — most published posthumously — including poems written under three well-developed heteronyms.
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Maybe he heard the clack of cubes the way a dog picks up a scent, but he sat down next to Sameer Aggarwal, a slight, bespectacled 13-year-old from Bellevue, Wash.
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After a lifetime of obscurity creating vehicles for other companies, the bespectacled engineer is betting that the rise of electric cars will propel his company — and his country — into the automotive spotlight.
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Forster weaves his own onstage way through "The Inheritance" in the shyly bespectacled Morgan (Paul Hilton), who functions as narrator, literary sage and emblem of a more recessive era for gay men.
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Well, there's a Great South American Eclipse coming next year, and eclipse watchers are making plans to congregate in Argentina and stare up at the cosmic spectacle (while safely bespectacled, of course).
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On Monday, the bespectacled 21-year-old became the country's first player to reach a grand slam quarter-final by felling one of the game's all-time greats in Serbian Novak Djokovic.
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It is hard to believe that the disheveled and bearded Che could become this bespectacled, balding man, sporting a pedestrian suit and tie, much less cross the border undetected in his guise.
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The book is a beloved classic for children, a sweeping, philosophical science fiction epic that follows our discontented, bespectacled teenage heroine Meg across the galaxy and through dimensions to recover her missing father.
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Esmail Qaani, a bespectacled, gray-haired 62-year-old man, assumed the top post in Iran's primary foreign operations military wing just hours after the U.S. drone strike that killed his predecessor, Gen.
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After a few minutes, it's impossible to miss the stark contrast with Bre Pettis, the mutton-chopped, co-founder whose bespectacled face became as synonymous with the company as any mascot or logo.
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Slowly reading excerpts of his ruling from the court's bench, the bespectacled 81-year-old justice first emphasized the importance of protecting the rights and dignity of gay persons who want to marry.
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The fans have been pretty great, too, and this might the most passionate of them all — a bespectacled little girl sitting on (presumably) her father's shoulders, cheering the riders roadside on stage 20.
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Completely ignoring her are a buttoned-up businessman with a briefcase, looking like a thug; a ragged, shoeless guy; and a bespectacled weirdo with his hands in the pockets of his trench coat.
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Bespectacled, handsome and with a winning smile, Xuecheng was a compelling figure, able to woo graduates from China's top universities with his vision of an altruistic society that helped the poor and weak.
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"If it were not for the sea, I wouldn't know how to swim today," Sana Jalleb, a bespectacled 18-year-old playing soccer in a local sports hall, said on a recent weekday.
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His successor, Henry VI (Eelco Smits), is a mewling, bespectacled child king and a pawn to be manipulated and mauled by, among others, his wife (Janni Goslinga) and her lover (Robert de Hoog).
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In the latest sign of their appreciation, they have commissioned a mural of Morricone's bespectacled profile on a five-storey residential block, about 1,000 km (620 miles) away from his birthplace in Rome.
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In her slashing diagnosis, the dark-maned, fashionably bespectacled academic describes how Silicon Valley&aposs once-utopian promises degenerated into the like button and that shoe advertisement that follows you around the internet.
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The bespectacled, mild-looking Simon (described in a New York Times magazine profile as looking like an accountant or librarian who dressed "just this side of drab") was a relentless writer — and rewriter.
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A thin, bespectacled man of 53, Mr. Thomas had on wool trousers paired with a green corduroy blazer and blue cloth tie, and exuded an air of bookish intelligence and modest British eccentricity.
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In a pulsating match, the bespectacled Fallon delivered a match-winning bullseye to emerge triumphant, drawing ecstatic cheers from a packed crowd who have embraced her rise as the "Queen of the Palace".
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One of the most prominent leaders of those protests, the bespectacled Joshua Wong, 22, is expected to announce on Saturday he will run for local district council elections in November, his supporters said.
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But the place was so loud that she didn't hear his name properly, and so asked Mr. Parks-Ramage the next day to tell her more about "Gary," the cute, quiet, bespectacled fellow.
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The bespectacled comic plays Harold Lamb, a naïve young student who arrives at Tate University expecting college life to be like what he's seen at the movies: full of school spirit and football heroics.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A Hong Kong court on Thursday found bespectacled teenage democracy activist Joshua Wong guilty of unlawful assembly related to demonstrations that paralyzed key arteries of the Chinese-ruled city in 2014.
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The video (above), posted just a couple of weeks ago, shows a bespectacled early Paleolithic era nerd firing up massive modem (a Minor Miracles WS2000) to connect his microcomputer computer to the Prestel network.
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IN THE back room of a chicken restaurant famous for its banana ketchup, the small, neat, bespectacled chief justice tells a swarm of journalists that she has done her best "to fight for justice".
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The bespectacled, tattooed 28-year-old, whose world championship triumphs have gone hand in hand with Olympic calamities, completed a hammer double for Poland after Anita Wlodarczyk's equally conclusive triumph in the women's event.
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Taking a break for tea while installing her Manchester show earlier this month, Ms. Maclean cut a more down-to-earth figure, bespectacled and with streaks of yellow and green paint on her hands.
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When Califia Farms posts a recipe for pumpkin spiced lattes on Pinterest or Warby Parker shares a fan's bespectacled Instagram selfie, they are not just marketing to their consumer, they're crafting a brand image.
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A nerdy teen becomes the muscle-bound Johnson, a blonde cheerleader transforms into the bespectacled Black, an introverted girl becomes a skimpily-clad Gillan, while a buff football player transforms into the diminutive Hart.
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"It is an incongruity I hide from the other rich, bespectacled Indian doctors of my cohort, entering middle age like me, trying to stay fit like me, suburban and Midwestern like me," he writes.
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A small, bearded and bespectacled Englishman, Mr. Moore at 83 can still be seen wielding his camera at the front of the photographers' pit during fashion weeks in New York, London, Paris and Milan.
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The bespectacled Chung is hoping all his injury problems are behind him but one round after edging Fernando Verdasco in five sets, he couldn't get the better of another, more prolific, Spanish left-hander.
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His Iranian counterparts — a bespectacled information-technology specialist, a self-described ''hard-core Bitcoiner'' and the businessman running the site — walked their foreign visitor over to gray shipping containers containing thousands of small computers.
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Now, the bespectacled 20183-year-old, who worked with Clinton when she was secretary of State and during her failed 2016 presidential bid, is reentering the fight with a new lobbying shop called Reset.
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A slight, bespectacled administrator with a Ph.D. in Western medieval and byzantine art and a master's degree in art history, both from Johns Hopkins, Mr. Weiss comes out of academia and not art institutions.
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Halfway through the meal, we were joined by Stephen Werther, a bespectacled entrepreneur who is Bourdain's partner in a new venture: a Manhattan market modelled on Singapore's hawker centers, or open-air food courts.
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Among the women "groupies" who flocked to the trial as spectators — often styling themselves with the straight brown hair, parted in the middle, that his victims once sported — sat Boone, a bespectacled and quiet presence.
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Zahrani, bearded, bespectacled, and in prison since 2004, is portrayed in Saudi media as al Qaeda's main ideologue during a series of attacks on expatriate housing compounds, police stations and oil facilities that killed hundreds.
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I'd stare at a garlanded photo of her father that hovered over the living room — handsome and bespectacled, a brown Errol Flynn look-alike — wishing he were still alive so we could spend time together.
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But perhaps their deepest love for this awful, awful wordplay runs in their self-mockery of the fact that, as three bespectacled musicians, they look like an advertisement for LensCrafters' line of indie rock eyewear.
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The most famous footage of David Koresh features the bespectacled leader of the Branch Davidians slouched against an unadorned wall, speaking directly into a camera provided by FBI agents amid the fateful 51-day standoff.
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Thanks to the the levelheaded Erik Czaja (John Czaja), the band gets some goofing off in before heading to their rehearsal space to see if they've still got the bespectacled magic of their younger selves.
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With blue jeans cuffed above sparkly sling-back heels, the bespectacled star is relaxed but focused as she tries out the lines she'll deliver from the Dolby stage at the 89th Academy Awards on Sunday.
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In some ways, the confrontation was fairly typical: "You only like democracy when it works in your favor!" the Trump supporter, an ardent, bespectacled woman with her hair in a ponytail, bellowed at one point.
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Not so the source of the previous biggest financial leak: on April 26th Antoine Deltour, a soft-spoken, bespectacled former auditor with PwC, went on trial in Luxembourg for his role in the "LuxLeaks" affair.
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If nothing else, Anthrocon is a place where these vulnerable kids and teens can create fursonas that are impossible in the "real" world: a pink lion, a bespectacled shepherd, a unicorn twinkling in LED lights.
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I live in Washington, D.C., and last year three trick-or-treating tweens showed up on my doorstep, lace-collared and bespectacled, dressed as R.B.G.; I would've been shocked if anyone had come as Kagan.
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Balakrishnan, a small, grey-haired, bespectacled figure, denied all charges but was convicted at London's Southwark Crown Court in December of offences spanning almost 34 years including child cruelty, false imprisonment, rape and indecent assault.
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Zhang, who has a round, bespectacled face and an effervescent manner, is one of a cadre of well-travelled, sophisticated women in their early forties who have become the most celebrated winemakers in the region.
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In between the glamorous silliness of the Basel scenes and Morf's bespectacled antics, director Dan Gilroy appears to be making a kind of John Berger-style argument about the way we relate to visual culture.
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"They just have so much money that they're into racing space rockets," said Mr. Reyes, a compact, bespectacled man who comes off in person like a philosophy professor moonlighting as a late-night comedy host.
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He was an irresistible subject for a photographer, with his bushy beard, sparkling bespectacled eyes, expressive hands, gaptoothed smile and the athletic build of someone who could easily swim long distances, even into his 80s.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Among the hundreds of thousands of protesters who have clogged the streets of Hong Kong in recent weeks, silver-haired, bespectacled "Grandma Wong", usually seen waving a large British flag, stands out.
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The mature, bespectacled teen always enjoyed drawing animals and cars, but a few years ago began sketching the despair of his compatriots in the face of hyperinflation, mass emigration and shortages of food and medicine.
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Sam, in particular, occasionally comes uncomfortably close to a being a caricature, one of those bespectacled, emasculated types who need a kick in the pants, a sock in the jaw, so they can man up.
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Angie, a blonde, bespectacled 38-year-old from Detroit dressed in all black, works in finance and "puts on a pantsuit everyday, but leads a secret double life away from my co-workers," she said.
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As Senegal and Japan competed in a 2-2 draw, the SportTV reporter was approached by a bespectacled on-looker trying to peck her on the cheek, but she was able to quickly avoid his advances.
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Tylyia, a bespectacled and precocious nearly 21-year-old, started pre-K at a DPS program housed inside a former traditional public school that had been renamed and turned into a charter school the year before.
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The final episode of Hotel, called "Be Our Guest," is a love letter to the season gone by, primarily built around the new caretakers of the Hotel Cortez: Liz Taylor and her bespectacled vampire accomplice Iris.
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Snowden, the bashful, bespectacled geek who has single-handedly become both the hero and the villain of a global debate over internet surveillance, is enough of a figurehead today to draw in crowds for this film.
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Episode 4 When it comes to sweet, sweet, bespectacled Luke, The Haunting of Hill House is determined to draw a stark, defined connection between his childhood experiences at Hill House and his present struggle with addiction.
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In the comment section for a different video—which features a man who very much resembles the bespectacled man in the "Hi Walter" video—the account apologized for the furor and claimed that it wasn't intentional.
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Other supporters of Hong -- a 62-year-old, bespectacled former prosecutor running on the conservative Liberty Korea Party ticket -- wore little glowing cat ears on their heads and performed moves reminiscent of a hyperactive Hawaiian hula.
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Eventually, I worked up the courage to have a conversation with SkaterBoy — sure that finally he would look me in the (bespectacled) eyeballs and realize that we had some special spark of romantic destiny between us.
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Heather DeLoach — best known for playing a bespectacled tap-dancing kid dressed in a bee costume in the music video for Blind Melon's 1992 hit "No Rain" — has welcomed her first child, with husband Matthew Greiner.
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LONDON, March 31 (Reuters) - Ronnie Corbett, the bespectacled British comedian best known as the small half of the hit television double act "The Two Ronnies", has died surrounded by his family, his publicist said on Thursday.
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Domenico Dolce, bald and bespectacled, wearing gold-embroidered loafers with a velvet dinner jacket of the same shade as the waiters', bobbed and weaved among the crowd—posing for pictures, dispensing hugs, and passing around drinks.
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Ms. DuVernay's movie largely fits within the outline sketched by L'Engle's novel, following the socially awkward, bespectacled teenager Meg Murry (played by Storm Reid) on a journey across the universe to find her missing scientist father.
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Bespectacled and wearing a suit and tie, he is a far cry from the guerrilla in the jungle fatigues he once donned, and he has represented the FARC's willingness to move from armed struggle to politics.
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IT WAS A RELIEF to see Monsieur Azzdine — burly, bearded, bespectacled, all flesh and blood, with a chipped-tooth smile and a predilection for Winston cigarettes — materialize out of the speculative haze of a WhatsApp chat.
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He is bespectacled, with a swirl of black curls, and can be spotted taking down poster-size fashion ads at bus shelters across town, placing them in protective tubes and riding his Citi Bike back home.
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Entitled "Heck on Wheels" and created by Saatchi & Saatchi L.A., the 90-second teaser follows a bespectacled office worker as he belts out an AC/DC-style original rock anthem about his Prius on a morning commute.
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"Just being in the waiting room and seeing all the pictures on the wall — there was the Dali Lama and Oprah!" says the bespectacled online star, 28, who had dinner with the legendary radio host in March.
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HONG KONG, July 3 (Reuters) - Among the hundreds of thousands of protesters who have clogged the streets of Hong Kong in recent weeks, silver-haired, bespectacled "Grandma Wong", usually seen waving a large British flag, stands out.
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Pretending that nuclear strategy is Strangelovian, an evil necessity to be tolerated among a small group of bespectacled weirdos like myself—but not central to national security and real statesmanship—is yet another way of not thinking.
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Still many gather around the soft-spoken, bespectacled intellectual and update him on their plans to challenge Israeli border security, which varies from small barbed wire fences to 20-foot concrete walls along the 32-mile frontier.
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Kudrin, a bespectacled 55-year-old economist with a bookish manner, instead took on a part-time advisory role as deputy head of the presidential economic council, with the job of drawing up proposals for economic reform.
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"Griffin, this is the cakemaker extraordinaire," Mr. Finch said, introducing the actor Griffin Dunne to a bespectacled elderly woman named Sylvia Weinstock, who is famous for her wedding cakes, and whom he'd just met himself moments before.
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So April Adalim, 24, got up and moved to a tall chair at a round table across from her newest suitor: a graying, bespectacled woman in a religious habit, Sister Theresa Sullivan of the Daughters of Charity.
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The bespectacled 20-year-old went through qualifying to reach the quarter-finals of the Barcelona Open, where he lost to Rafa Nadal, before going one better at the Munich Open, where he knocked out Gael Monfils.
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The 35-page indictment claimed that Dr. Paul Volkman—whom my dad remembered as a nerdy, bespectacled chess enthusiast—had, over the course of more than four years, made millions distributing more than 1.5 million pain pills.
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The former action queen Marrie Lee was my stepmom for almost a year when I was a little kid in Singapore, but I knew her as "Auntie Doris," the bespectacled goofball who told the best ghost stories.
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"I'm facing this major choice: to be silent forever, or to fight back, to confront, face to face, this situation," the bespectacled cartoonist told Reuters by phone from Melbourne where he lives, still without revealing his name.
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Cerebral and bespectacled, with thick eyebrows and a calm demeanor, Mr. Tseden took a sip of tea in a small rented high-rise apartment in a gated complex not far from Beijing's glamorous shopping and entertainment district.
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Grindel, the 20063-year-old bespectacled former politician with Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union, said Özil's statement represented a low point for him, even lower than the moment South Korea eliminated Germany from the World Cup.
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Wong began serving a six-month jail term last August for a separate unlawful assembly charge, but the bespectacled activist was granted bail by Hong Kong's highest court, which heard the appeal against the sentence on Tuesday.
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In some of these images, a slight, silver-haired, bespectacled man looks at the camera, seated on a wild creation with three legs, or at the edge of a sculptural object comprised of curvaceous cones and scoops.
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But for the greying, bespectacled 58-year-old, wading knee-deep through some 853,000 chickens at his isolated homestead in South Africa's North West province, it's the United States and its cheap poultry exports that are a threat.
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Victim's family members somberly watched as gruesome crimes scene photos were projected on a large screen as a bespectacled Franklin, who was dressed in a light blue long sleeved shirt and dark pants, stared silently at the judge.
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The squat, bespectacled Lazarevic was one of the chief executors of a systematic effort to empty the then-Serbian province of ethnic Albanian civilians and raze their homes in the last bloody chapter in the collapse of Yugoslavia.
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Frannie doesn't always wear them, but glasses have become such a cinematic trope of the undesirable girl that it feels important to note that she is bespectacled—and yet she is pursued and pursues with sexual self-confidence.
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Hwang, a shy, bespectacled general in his mid-60s, is a close confidant of Kim Jong Un and has had an unprecedented rise to the top rungs of North Korea's leadership in the space of a few years.
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They take the stage at the Lab, Lloyd looking like a tall backwoodsman with balding head and full beard; Chris, bald, bespectacled, austerely professorial; Tony, white-haired and dressed, by comparison, quite fashionably in a polka-dot shirt.
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Bald, bespectacled and now in his 60s, Barnett first rose to national attention for his role in the controversial transfer of the former England national team defender Ashley Cole from Arsenal to its London rival Chelsea in 2006.
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Grease Live at least gives Jordan Fisher more to do as Doody, the bespectacled T-Bird; his crooning to an acoustic take on "Those Magic Changes" during Danny's attempt to be an athlete was a genuinely lovely interlude.
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KILLING GUNTHER Political precedents are broken all the time, but for now, Arnold Schwarzenegger stands as the only former governor of California to star as a bespectacled, wisecracking hit man who becomes the target of other hit people.
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Remote, calculating, ascetic and cerebral, a self-styled revolutionary inspired by what he once called "Marxist-Leninism-Mao-Tse-tung thought," he affected a scholarly manner, bespectacled and haughty, a vestige of his early years as a schoolteacher.
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But I soon realized I wasn't alone: A sales lady who'd sneaked out from one of the designer shops also had tears in her eyes; a bespectacled young man nearby quickly removed his glasses and wiped away tears.
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Like many of his contemporaries in Rio, who grew up idolising Phelps, he keeps an old photo of himself as a bespectacled teenager with the American that was taken at a meeting in Singapore after the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Mr. Hanning, a bespectacled, white-haired former SS sergeant at the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp, who was declared healthy enough to stand trial, sat attentive as the charges against him were read in court in the northern city of Detmold.
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"I'd like to apologize to the community and people who felt the fear and felt it necessary to leave their homes or their community because of the escape," a handcuffed and bespectacled Sweat told a judge before the sentencing.
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"We want the government to be as lean as possible," says the wiry, bespectacled Velsberg, an Estonian who is writing his PhD thesis at Sweden's Umeå University on using the Internet of Things and sensor data in government services.
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Without a word or even a change of expression, the bespectacled radio man unslings his portable tape recorder and joins AP correspondent Bob Fick, who has an automatic seat by virtue of The Associated Press' service to newsrooms worldwide.
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The bespectacled 21-year-old, conqueror of six-times Australian Open winner Novak Djokovic, suffered from blisters on his foot before retiring from the match while trailing 6-1 5-2 against 19-times grand slam champion Roger Federer.
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If we concentrate on the color scheme, we would notice his use of greens, turquoises, and blues, dominated by the lime green underpants of the bespectacled man lying in front of an Empire-style sofa, clutching his bloody chest.
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In recent years, hacking in games has often been relegated to either lackadaisical mini-games (Sly Cooper's top-down shooter sections with bespectacled turtle hacker Bentley) or oversimplified button-tapping (Mass Effect's boring Frogger-like leaps to unlock doors).
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The bespectacled man wearing a cream jacket and a black hat ran out of the terminal, federal prosecutors said, and a third suitcase bomb, the biggest of the three, exploded later as bomb disposal experts were clearing the area.
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When Granato stood behind a lectern here in early November, at a dinner benefiting the foundation of the late Wisconsin and American sled hockey coach Jeff Sauer, he gestured toward a slight, bespectacled man sitting at a nearby table.
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Editors' passions can drive the site deep into inconsequential territory—exhaustive detailing of dozens of different kinds of embroidery software, lists dedicated to bespectacled baseball players, a brief but moving biographical sketch of Khanzir, the only pig in Afghanistan.
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The lanky, bespectacled biology professor-cum-municipal politician fears an accident at the Turkey Point Nuclear Generating Station, which lies 25 miles south of downtown Miami—and a mere 20 miles from Stoddard's office in South Miami City Hall.
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Like many of his contemporaries in Rio, who grew up idolizing Phelps, he keeps an old photo of himself as a bespectacled teenager with the American that was taken at a meeting in Singapore after the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Days before the election, the bearded and bespectacled candidate emerged on an on-line comedy show, where he reclined on a sofa and slugged back some whisky as he and its host punched and massaged each other's bare feet.
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MANAGUA (Reuters) - Lesther Aleman, a lanky and bespectacled 22016-year-old student, had never taken part in a protest until April when he became the public face of a revolt that has shaken the rule of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega.
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Today, Square Enix revealed that anyone who purchases the game on Steam, from now until May 1st, will get an in-game costume so that you can dress up lead character Noctis as the bespectacled star of the Half-Life series.
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In the super-'70s video for the slow-building song, Gomez portrays a shy high schooler, a gym coach with a Farrah Fawcett-inspired coif, a bespectacled male teacher, and a mom, all of whom are interconnected in unexpected ways.
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Millions of people across China had been gripped by the case, closely following the developments as search crews had spent days trying to find the bespectacled second-grader with a long pony tail in waters and caves along the shoreline.
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What there was of the Nets faithful didn't take kindly to their bespectacled man bun of a point guard getting shown up at his customary place on the bench (Lin has only played in 12 of the team's 37 games).
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Bespectacled Joshua Wong, 19, who helped organize pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong in 2014, was detained in Bangkok where he had been invited to speak at universities about Hong Kong's "Umbrella Movement" protests and on setting up his political party.
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An intense and bespectacled self-made multimillionaire, Mr. Marchetti, 48, was a pioneer in Italian luxury fashion, starting Yoox in 2000 as a platform where end-of-season stock could be sold online, before branching out into full-price designer wares.
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The musician was Yoni Bloch, arguably the first Internet sensation on Israel's music scene—a wispy, bespectacled songwriter from the Negev whose wry, angst-laden music went viral in the early aughts, leading to sold-out venues and a record deal.
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A bespectacled man wearing a cream jacket and black hat ran out of the airport terminal, federal prosecutors said, before a third suitcase bomb exploded in the departures area as bomb disposal experts were clearing the area, causing no casualties.
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These include a group of Chinese underworld figures (represented by Henry Golding); a martial arts club of plaid-tracksuit-wearing rapper/robbers, referred to as the "toddlers" by their paternalistic, bespectacled coach (Colin Farrell); and another American businessman (Jeremy Strong).
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So are Bey's sitters: A teenaged subject named Matthew Lundy is handsome, but hasn't quite grown into his own head yet; a bespectacled girl named Faith Speights and a pouty-mouthed boy named Tyler Collins both still look like babies.
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The bespectacled Chan, who wore a crew-neck T-shirt and black wristwatch as he fielded phone calls on Tuesday, told The Associated Press that police approached him with documents detailing his speeches and activities since the party&aposs formation in 2016.
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He was targeted by demonstrators after reports last year that he had overruled several senior public prosecutors to seek jail terms for three democrats involved in those protests, including Joshua Wong, the bespectacled young activist who became the public face of the demonstrations.
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Since the Middle Ages, Western society has internalized so many images of people performing highly-skilled or intellectually-demanding tasks while bespectacled that we now imbue glasses wearers with these same characteristics, regardless of how deserved they may be, according to the study.
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They're shopping for a new couch, naturally, and as the bearded, bespectacled dad accepts a beer from the manager, I think about what it must be like to be able to walk into a store like Burrow and just … pick out a couch.
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She called it "Adam Cooks," and that's pretty much what you see: a nerdy, bespectacled twelve-year-old in a chef's uniform making a baked-goat-cheese salad, a chicken ragout with watercress cream sauce and morels, and a raspberry crème brûlée.
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The last suspect to appear was a bald, bespectacled man in his mid-thirties, named Louai; he was hunched over a pair of short wooden crutches, and moved as if one of his legs were paralyzed and his vertebrae were no longer aligned.
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In the fictional city of Annam, where nearly everyone is on the take, Han (Jung Woo-sung), a detective, casts his lot with the corrupt mayor, Park Sungbae (Hwang Jung-min), who wields violence without mercy from behind a dignified, bespectacled facade.
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While trade policy can be abstract, a bespectacled Mr. Stein, standing before a chalkboard with a lesson on "Smoot-Hawley," a 1930 protectionist tariff act that helped fuel the Great Depression, tries to make the costs of levies as simple as possible.
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Today, sitting outside a cafe in Tottenham Court Road, London, the bespectacled and softly spoken 39-year-old looks neither a jihadi nor a super spy who spent ten years with some of the world's most dangerous men, among them Osama Bin Laden.
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But that hasn't stopped his detractors from casting him as a terrifying enemy of the faith — Regan in "The Exorcist" and Damien in "The Omen" rolled together and grown up into a balding and bespectacled Jesuit — and silencing him whenever they can.
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While trade policy can be abstract, a bespectacled Mr. Stein, standing before a chalkboard with a lesson on "Smoot-Hawley," a 1930 protectionist tariff act that helped fuel the Great Depression, tries to make the costs of levies as simple as possible.
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But on Monday, girls in frilly dresses and boys in pastels rolled and hunted eggs on the White House grounds, mingling with a life-size Elmo and the bespectacled bunny, and seeming not to notice the pared-back nature of the celebration.
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Before Gaunch's 2017 bill could become law, it had to get through Betty Rivard, a bespectacled 74-year-old who knows her way around West Virginia's capital thanks to a career with the state's Department of Health and Human Resources, which administers SNAP.
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But, like the cheeky self portrait of the artist at the exhibit's entrance — a partial gaze of a bespectacled Mangum peeking out of a turn-of-the-century cameo from behind the brim of his hat — the show offers a swift snapshot.
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They've been close associates ever since, and it's not hard to see why: both are short-statured, bespectacled Jewish men with similar mannerisms, whose films are of the awestruck and awe-inspiring variety, with a heavy bend toward nostalgia and curation of film history.
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A bespectacled filmmaker who talks passionately about race, he's given speeches on the subject, appeared on television and made films for PBS on civil rights -- including "Two Towns of Jasper," a critically acclaimed documentary about the murder of a black man in Jasper, Texas.
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And Mr. Moten's bespectacled (of course) Avery remains hilarious in his textbook geekiness — he's hyper-articulate and speaks and even moves with a robotic awkwardness — but also reveals himself to be the most sensitive and morally mature character, younger than the others though he is.
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Researchers say one of the factors contributing to "Umbrella's" demise was the acrimony among protest leaders between old-guard legislators advocating a peaceful, long-term plan of building public pressure and the more confrontational faction led by students such as young, bespectacled Joshua Wong.
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The bespectacled Chung battled back to force a tiebreak in the third, which he won, and then raced to a 3-0 lead before rain saved the day for Nishikori, who slammed his racket on the ground in frustration just before the rain interruption.
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Next week, on February 8, some of the best minds of our generation will descend bedecked, bedazzled, and (some of them at least) bespectacled on San Francisco's War Memorial Opera House for one of San Francisco's biggest bashes to celebrate the tech community's achievements.
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Libertarian Rick Stewart, a bespectacled 22019-year-old retiree running in the state's second-most-populous county, is airing four TV ads in the D.C. area through September to put politicians on Capitol Hill "on notice" about their role in the war on drugs.
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Warm-Up Man (Will Swenson) is jazzed; his job is to get the crowd riled up before Springer (Terrence Mann, who is fantastic in the role) comes out, bespectacled and unsmiling, a mirror for the problems of the world, or, at least, this world.
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While the role of the Brooklyn longshoreman Eddie Carbone required Mr. Strong to let rip with clamped-down passions, the actor does an about-face as a bespectacled Yale graduate named Donald Dodd who prefers to implode and turn inward, to possibly lethal effect.
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One of Madeleine L'Engle's best-known works, it's a warm and beautiful sci-fi fantasy about Meg Murry — a sullen, stubborn, bespectacled high school math nerd who treks through the universe to save her father from the machinations of an evil, mind-controlling disembodied brain.
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A jovial, bespectacled former central banker, Heng is seen as a 'safe pair of hands' - especially given one of Singapore's most immediate challenges is keeping its open economy on an even keel in the face of rising protectionism and trade disputes between global powers.
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The arithmetic certainly called for one: Tartt's third novel is 738 pages, and spans over a decade in Theo Decker's life (played here by a bespectacled, pensive Ansel Elgort), after a tragic and unexplained explosion at the Metropolitan Museum of Art decides his future.
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I sat it out and instead looked up foreign embassy jobs after seeing a video of Mexican fans holding the Korean consul general to Mexico aloft, celebrating him as if this bespectacled middle-aged gentleman were the hero who had scored the winning goal.
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From the show's opening number, in which Mr. Corden glanced back fondly on his formative years as a bespectacled kid with big dreams, parents were paid tribute throughout the night for the encouragement they offered and sacrifices they made for their now-successful sons and daughters.
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For the most part, those ideas are realized with sly visual wit and conceptual ingenuity — the most delightful new character is a squat, bespectacled search engine named KnowsMore (perfectly voiced by Alan Tudyk) — and interlaced with the cheeky, sophisticated humor that has become synonymous with the Disney/Pixar brand.
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"Having 15 children around you can calling you Mama, and you helping them to conquer their past, that is a great contribution to the nation," said Emeritha Mukarusagara, a slender, bespectacled 57-year-old with long braids who became a foster mother after being widowed in the genocide.
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An entire team of costume, tailoring and "groom" artists was assembled for the 2018 Pixar sequel "Incredibles 2," which put the spotlight on animated costume design with midcentury fashions and futuristic, superhero-ready fabrics (fittingly, because a bespectacled fashion designer, Edna Mode, is one of the main characters).
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The bespectacled Lam, a career civil servant often appearing in elegant Chinese cheongsam dresses, is seen as one of the frontrunners in the race to lead the territory, which is governed under a "one country, two systems" principle, granting it a high degree of autonomy under Chinese rule.
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Feiffer luxuriates in the ironies, as when an ostensibly banished female screenwriter goes undercover and looks for work: Behind facial hair and pseudonym, her bespectacled face like a Feiffer self-portrait, she bites back laughter when a producer unwittingly offers rewrite duties on a script that she originally wrote.
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They feature the photo of a bespectacled man named Min Aung Hlaing, the commander in chief of Myanmar's military, who a United Nations fact finding mission has said should face genocide charges over the slaughter of thousands of Rohingya Muslims — a stateless ethnic group — in the country last year.
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In his painting, "George Washington Carver Crossing the Delaware: Page from an American History Textbook" (1975), Colescott surrounds the slight, bespectacled figure of the black botanist and inventor with degrading black stereotypes of a cook, a bare-bottomed Aunt Jemima, a boozer, and a cigar-smoking banjo player.
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"I hope (my win) will bring more young players from China to come out and play golf... and give them more confidence when they come out here and play," the bespectacled Dou said in a video interview posted on the PGA Tour's website after winning the Kansas event by three strokes.
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"I went out on a Saturday night and lo and behold, some of my best girls had up and done the same #happy40thJM 💖💖💖," the actress, 44, captioned her photo with pals including bespectacled Demi Moore, Sara Foster and birthday girl Jennifer Meyer, who the beauties were celebrating.
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When Eleanor first tours The Good Place (which is really The Bad Place), she meets her assigned "soul mate," Chidi Anagonye (William Jackson Harper), a bespectacled moral philosophy professor from Senegal, who finds simple decisions so difficult that choosing between a blueberry muffin and a bran muffin makes him cry.
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Standing to the side, in a "bunny suit" of protective material that left only his bespectacled eyes visible, Dr. Ricker was staring into the tent at his new spacecraft, as if he were watching his car get fixed, and exchanging rocket talk with the engineers who had designed and built it.
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I spent many hours that summer on the beanbag chair in the green-carpeted den, listening to "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" and poring over the tale of how a shy, bespectacled piano prodigy named Reginald Dwight blossomed into the internationally renowned song stylist dominating my turntable and millions of others.
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But things got thorny in preparation for last week's opening party, when the pair let several graffiti artists "bless" the outside of the house; it is now covered with more than a dozen neon portraits of a bespectacled woman, the work of an anonymous and celebrated street artist known as Dain.
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"He taught us to call each other comrades, not neighbors," remembers Ana Miriam Chitiva, proudly pointing to photos hung on her modest home&aposs wall of the barrio&aposs early days, when the bespectacled, introverted Petro would help her lug concrete pipes and carve out dirt roads from the rocky, forested hillside.
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The original team comprised Ted Allen, a bespectacled food and wine adviser; Kyan Douglas, a handsome "grooming guru"; Thom Filicia, an interior designer; Jai Rodriguez, a culture and relationships expert; and Carson Kressley, a blonde and toothy stylist who now appears on Drag Race and is probably the only one you remember.
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Before walking me through the abandoned site earlier that day, Jim—a smiling, bespectacled man with silver hair and a matching goatee—had proudly showed off a prized souvenir in the back of his pickup truck: a large architectural plan of the park, which he helped construct before becoming its technical director.
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Four ambitious businessmen in a skyscraper — the bespectacled Weaver (Matthew Boston), the fresh-faced Sanders (Christopher Carley), the somewhat dim Owens (Jonathan Fishman) and the experienced Landry (David Calvitto) — entertain big dreams of impressing the unseen chairman of their imperiled company with a proposal that will send profit margins into the stratosphere.
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The Carpetbagger "Son of Saul," the Hungarian director Laszlo Nemes's debut feature set at Auschwitz-Birkenau, is widely seen as the front-runner for the Academy Award for best foreign language film, according to Academy voters and film industry insiders whom the Carpetbagger's bespectacled cousin in Europe polled at the Berlin Film Festival last week.
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For American film, especially, it was a decade of creative upheaval and ferment; when leading men weren't just in the traditional good-looking guy mode, such as Burt Reynolds and Clint Eastwood, but also regular-looking guys with strong-if-quirky personalities, such as Jack Nicholson, Dustin Hoffman and a bespectacled polymath named Woody Allen.
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Welcome to Equestria Hills, where Brandon (Priestley) and Dylan (Perry) are now Applejack and Rainbow Dash; Donna (Tori Spelling) is perfectly cast as Pinkie Pie; Brenda (Shannen Doherty), Kelly (Jennie Garth), and Andrea (Gabrielle Carteris) are Fluttershy, Rarity, and a bespectacled Twilight Sparkle; and Spike has stepped into the role of Brian Austin Green's David.
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This time, the reformed villain Gru (voiced by Steve Carell) is in domestic bliss with his fellow secret agent Lucy (Kristen Wiig) and the three orphans — cute Agnes, mischievous Edith and bespectacled Margo — when he and Lucy are dismissed from the Anti-Villain League for letting a bad guy, Balthazar Bratt (Trey Parker), escape.
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"I'm pretty sure there were people in their 70s and 80s in this town who had never seen a nonwhite face, and all of a sudden half the community became nonwhite, and it freaked people out," said Jackson, a soft-spoken, bespectacled man who has covered Hazleton for 33 years and raised a family there.
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In my memories I see the bespectacled, often bow-tied Simeon shaking his head in living room conversations among elders, speaking gravely one moment and looking almost bemused the next as he recounted the terror that he experienced after entering Alabama aboard a Trailways bus as a reporter covering the Freedom Riders in 1961.
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The distinguished supporting cast further includes Nick Holder's Peachum, an ovoid figure of fear, and a bespectacled Rosalie Craig as his daughter Polly, one of the many intendeds, as it turns out, of Mr. Kinnear's take-no-prisoners Macheath, who cuts as sharp as the knife that gives his character both a career and a name.
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Bespectacled, wiry and careful with his words, he had recently earned a doctorate in history from the University of California, Berkeley, and was now running his own philanthropy while also working with the O.S.F. He was a little groggy, having been up late the night before writing an op-ed for The Daily News rebutting Roseanne Barr's Nazi tweet.
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Besides trading Televison-meets-Grateful Dead licks with Forsyth, the bespectacled ax slinger and John Zorn disciple also dabbles in punk-jazz with Many Arms, Hasidic doom metal with Deveykus, and brainy tech-metal with Cleric, by way of his pal Matt Hollenberg (with whom he also plays in the extremely self-explanatory Hollenberg-Millevoi Quartet).
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David Pokora, a bespectacled University of Toronto senior with scraggly blond hair down to his shoulders, needed to travel south to fetch a bumper that he'd bought for his souped-up Volkswagen Golf R. The American seller had balked at shipping to Canada, so Pokora arranged to have the part sent to a buddy, Justin May, who lived in Wilmington.
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And yet, in recent months, and especially in the wake of his blowout win in the New Hampshire primary, there is a sense that the old verities are falling apart and that the avuncular, bespectacled Vermonter could win over a sizable chunk of the union members and minority voters who were supposed to vote in lock step for Hillary Clinton.
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A chicly dressed drunken lady in red (albeit one with a single peacock-feather-like eye and a turnip-shaped head) struggles to find her footing on a shifting red staircase and falls; a husband and wife (green-skinned and bespectacled) progress from what looks like an everyday domestic argument into increasingly agitated warfare that peaks with their removing each other's arms.
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So, either you need to consciously uncouple from your phone or I'm going to have to leave you on this podcast, and eventually you're just going to be stuck with some bespectacled guy named Rob or Will or Alex, who speaks in thoughtful tones and is going to want to turn this podcast into a 22-minute discussion about obscure films.
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But there is one aspect of his family's past that Mr. Stapleton has largely avoided mentioning: His great-grandfather, Benjamin Stapleton, a five-time mayor of this city, was also a powerful member of the Ku Klux Klan, a bespectacled former judge who helped the group seize control of Colorado government in what is now considered one of the state's darkest periods.
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Yet from his showroom tucked away in Milan's Navigli canal district, the soft-spoken, bespectacled designer, a reluctant name-dropper, has dressed such celebrities as Leonardo DiCaprio, James Franco, Stanley Tucci, Ian McKellen, and — yes — the current Bond, Daniel Craig (who wore one of Mr. Alba's shawl-collar cashmere sweaters during an appearance last March at the New York Theater Workshop).
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Even in the service of this exegesis, as one pores over his own words to determine his trajectory as a man, it is difficult to shake the preexisting image of Sanders with which the nation was first confronted: florid; white-haired; bespectacled; and raising his finger high into the maw of a debate-stage klieg light, making his points about billionaires yet again.
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Looking Back Still somewhat spry at 65 and looking — or so he believed — like a bespectacled, balding Jimmy Olsen in one of those narrow bow ties he favored, David W. Dunlap settled into a window cubicle overlooking an unprepossessing stretch of West 41st Street, took three or four sips of his black French Roast coffee, inhaled shallowly and held that breath.
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So, either you need to consciously uncouple from your phone or I'm going to have to leave you on this podcast, and eventually you're just going to be stuck with some bespectacled guy named Rob or Will or Alex, who speaks in thoughtful tones and is going to want to turn this podcast into a 90-minute discussion about obscure films.
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Read more: China appears to have blocked Hong Kong's attempt to make peace with its protest movement by scrapping its incendiary extradition billThe bespectacled Wong, who was 17 when he became the face of the student-led civil disobedience movement in 2014 that blocked major roads for 79 days, has not been a prominent figure in the latest protests, which have no identifiable leaders.
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Among the historical files are scrapbooks, speeches, and family records, most notably a letter containing Roosevelt's first documented use of the proverb "speak softly and carry a big stick;" a campaign speech from his unsuccessful presidential bid in 1912; and a document criticizing Woodrow Wilson's policy on World War I. The bespectacled politician first sent his papers to the library for safekeeping in 1917.
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As I dusted off my vibrato and sang my heart out with everyone else during "The Trooper" and "Wasted Years," I glanced down at the rows below me, and saw something beautiful: a burly, bald dad bent down teaching his bespectacled son (who was clad in a fresh new Book of Souls shirt and matching hat) how to properly wail away on the air guitar during Adrian Smith's solos.
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To my immense frustration, I didn't have a pen that worked, and I was too shy to ask anybody if I could borrow one … I simply sat and thought, for four (delayed train) hours, while all the details bubbled up in my brain, and this scrawny, black-haired, bespectacled boy who didn't know he was a wizard became more and more real to me I began to write Philosopher's Stone that very evening.
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On the rooftop, which sits six stories above gritty Selma Avenue, blocks away from Graumann's Chinese Theater and the Hollywood Walk of Fame, I found a group of young actresses playing foosball and drinking vodka and sodas — one had just gotten her big break as a lead on the now-cancelled MTV comedy "Sweet & Vicious" — next to a cluster of bespectacled friends settling into a mountain of cushy beanbags to watch "The Hangover Part II" projected onto a floating screen.
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