Ted Bundy was almost always described as boyishly handsome, with the boyish grin, boyish this and that.
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Some people also seem to believe that She-Ra's reimagination is spiteful: Boyish lesbian re-imagines SHE-RA as a boyish lesbian.
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Tall, boyish models wander in and out for a casting.
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He has all of his hair and a boyish smile.
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A lopsided grin slides up his big, square, boyish face.
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Older Timberlake becomes coarsened, less boyish, and almost comically suave.
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MR [with boyish envy]: You got a Stihl chain saw?
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He's got the hair, the cheekbones, and the boyish smirk.
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Now, his boyish face with its rebellious cowlick is ubiquitous.
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But there's always been something endearingly boyish about Kimmel, too.
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But more were drawn to his infectious enthusiasm and boyish charm.
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Yet he retains a boyish earnestness that even Democrats find endearing.
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In interviews, the boyish smile alternated with the dead-eyed mask.
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To some, Justin Bieber's boyish croon is enough to inspire poetry.
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They stare out from a boyish face, freckled and apple-cheeked.
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"There's something boyish in a good way about Palmer," Harris said.
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It had little of the boyish playfulness of his earlier paintings.
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Fergus, too, seems fragile, replacing his boyish retorts with hair-brushing.
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Hanyu can appear delicate, a boyish Christopher Robin with his Pooh.
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Boyish Connor perks up, only to be let down yet again.
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As a boyish but foxy Nick, Mr. Iveson is amusingly flexible.
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Deepan was a handsome man with a boyish face, always well-dressed.
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Energy Healer John Amaral, a boyish-looking chiropractor who can help his
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"Our actions were in boyish exuberance," Dalbey told UPI at that time.
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Boyish Mr Urtubey and sharp-tongued Mr Massa look like bigger threats.
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Buffett, known for his boyish sense of humor, shared jokes with Murray.
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She has a new boyish cut, and she's killing it on stage.
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When did you start to feel self-conscious that emotion wasn't boyish?
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His boyish voice remains steady and even, pushing up into falsetto range.
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Carolina, a boyish trial lawyer with jury-pleasing charm (John Edwards) knocked
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It is high pitched yet boyish (a few sentences sound downright playful).
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Then, flashing a boyish grin, he motions for me to follow him.
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Today I'm dressed pretty boyish and not much happens on the street.
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Back in the day, I was a bit boyish, a little yelpy.
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Isler, round-faced and boyish, ran a small insurance firm in Hamburg.
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They secretly tied the knot with Farrow sporting her now-signature boyish haircut.
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In 2005, a boyish-looking Li Yuchun briefly won fans with her style.
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He seems funny and sweet, and there is a boyish innocence about him.
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She wanted it shorter, and for it to look a little more 'boyish.
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Outside cryptocurrency circles, the boyish-looking Silbert, 41, is hardly a household name.
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He greets me with the usual blend of boyish enthusiasm and earnest clarity.
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He is a slight man with a boyish face, cinnamon complexion and dimples.
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Mr. Hill — a boyish looking 40-year-old who lives in Naples, Fla.
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In Ben and Chris's exchanges, there is raunchy humor, boyish camaraderie and lust.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the boyish über-producer J. J. Abrams.
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At 202003, he has messily boyish hair, broad shoulders, and a lopsided grin.
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There is no question that Jim, a boyish police officer, loves his mom.
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He was likable, funny, and surprisingly boyish for somebody who was nearly 64.
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He is 65, the lines of age having hardened his famously boyish face.
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Powell is fifty-nine, with gray hair, dark eyebrows, and a boyish earnestness.
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The boyish-looking James Franco is an imperfect match for Tommy Wiseau's craggy agelessness.
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Is it the boyish smile and the hint of sociopathic calculation behind that smile?
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Then comes Meg's opposite, fifteen-year-old Jo: bookish and boyish, loud and wild.
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He even heeded his aides' urgings to wear business suits, not boyish fleece pullovers.
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Henderson's eyes, typically so curious and accommodating, have been subdued by a boyish gleam.
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Mactaggart, who is 52 but boyish, did not think of himself as a radical.
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With his boyish smile, he looks as if he could pass as a teenager.
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It has an '80s, Chanel vibe and a boyish element, which I always love.
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PARIS — Maintaining his boyish good looks does not come cheap for President Emmanuel Macron.
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McCarroll, a disarmingly boyish forty-five-year-old, develops tools to understand human genetics.
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Mr. Pope is as bright-eyed and boyish as when he first played Pharus.
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Growing up, the 25-year-old says she was often bullied for her "boyish" looks.
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On a balmy recent evening the still-boyish 46-year-old was brimming with enthusiasm.
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Humphries' boyish charm stole Kim's heart, but his playfulness often caused rifts among family members.
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If his singing persona is hard-edge, in person he has a boyish, easygoing manner.
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It's actually boyish in nature at time when women had large bosoms and hourglass figures.
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From boyish trouble-maker Ezio to grizzled seen-too-much bearded Ezio, it's dealer's pick.
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"Going with the boyish shave..fully embracing Pinocchio tomorrow night," he wrote in the caption.
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I was pretty much playing a boyish, older-brotherish kind of character on the show.
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Jerome: I was very boyish when I was younger but I was also quite emotional.
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"I like my clothes to be a little mec," she says (French slang for "boyish").
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Burlakoff, then 38, with a slight frame and a boyish restlessness, was her new boss.
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I can confirm that he is indeed white and is in fact quite boyish-looking.
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"It was very boyish and girly, very blue and pink, football and flowers," Milchberg said.
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"How do you go upstairs?" he said to a pair of boyish Midtown Comics employees.
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One of those teenagers, after all, the boyish Josh Sargent, had scored the team's goal.
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At times I can almost smell his warm cheesy breath and his still-boyish sweat.
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"I was blown away when David emailed me," Mr. Moore, 58, said with boyish exuberance.
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He has a great laugh—a boyish, highly contagious stream of actual tee-hee-hee's.
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Van Dalen is able to merge boyish enthusiasm and visual inventiveness with a communal consciousness.
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I've always thought there was something really fun about a lanky girl in very boyish clothing.
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What other Radiohead song could soundtrack a boyish Leo DiCaprio lounging on a beach at sunrise?
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Boyish Bourne was cool and slick and tough, but Dad Bourne is here and he's pisssssed.
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"They said I was too masculine, boyish and ugly," says Rain, a New York-based model.
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Mr Wang, a boyish 28-year-old, started work on his dog as a graduate student.
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His boyish coyness came out when he played ballads, which are arguably his most endearing songs.
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Virtually inseparable, and prone to boyish humor, they refer to each other as Banksy and Wiggy.
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He was tall, with piercing blue eyes and a boyish charisma that outlasted his initial awkwardness.
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They wanted girly skirts and dresses; she wanted anything boyish, settling for baggy shirts and cutoffs.
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Now thirty-two, he's still boyish, with short, pale-blond hair and an ostentatiously polite bearing.
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Elijah Wood has a boyish smile, complete with a little gap between his two front teeth.
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His boyish enthusiasm makes you wonder if Jaap is just another victim of his own flimflam.
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The tenor Ben Bliss is wonderful as Ferrando, with an ideally sweet voice and boyish earnestness.
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Beauty then was tan, blonde, big boobs, boyish hips, and looking great in a bathing suit.
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Now 68, Mr. Atlas is still lanky and boyish, with sideburns that are dyed psychedelic orange.
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Geuze, fifty-five, is slim and boyish, with scruffy hair and a coat that's perpetually aflap.
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At the end of their last changeover, Zverev's face changed from boyish and playful to steely.
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The star tenor, now 56, returns to the boyish role of his breathlessly hyped 1996 debut.
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Wearing casual clothes and a boyish smirk, Mr. Fallon made a pitch for his program's vision.
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Mostly, of course, he plays Kevin, replacing Macaulay Culkin's boyish face with...Stallone's very adult face.
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But Mr. Dacquel and Mr. Reddy were young, and with boyish faces, they looked even younger.
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But Chris Cox, the National Rifle Association's brash and boyish-looking chief lobbyist, was ready for them.
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His strawberry red locks and boyish good looks have made him something of a cross-generational heartthrob.
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With his signature red rooster hair and fearless attitude, he was once an icon of boyish rebellion.
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The politeness and an occasional boyish smile are trademarks he deployed as Brazil's most media-adept judge.
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Imagine Alex Robert Ross as Brandon Flowers but without the muscles, boyish good looks, or Mormon charm.
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Alongside the portraits of his more grizzled predecessors in the capitol in Tallahassee, his is startlingly boyish.
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Laugh with boyish joy after realizing he could get access to the secret memorial rooftop & basement 3.
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Chuck does all these terrible things, but there's something about him that's boyish, that's lovable, that's . . . innocent.
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After years of short and boyish manicures, women are growing their nails to make a fine point.
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Curiously boyish in shorts and a backpack, he wasn't even active, the minimal standard for television characters.
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By contrast, Denpasar artist Jonas Sestakresna's boyish bamboo tower opens the exhibition with a touch of whimsicality.
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As a dancer, Mr. Ramasar gives even imperiousness a boyish innocence that defangs it, or used to.
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The teasing about my boyish presentation became so painful and shame-filled that I grew my hair.
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But Candy's sort of boyish so I cast her as Hansel, and Gretel is played by Penny.
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Tall, lanky and boyish, with pierced ears and dark hair, he looks more CBGB than Carnegie Hall.
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Krauss, with his disconcertingly boyish looks and his sophomoric attempts to seem thoughtful, is a callow sociopath.
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Silver-haired and boyish-looking at 56, Mr. Lineker is something of a national treasure in Britain.
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Related: Mr. Rubio, boyish-looking in his mid-40s, was the candidate being branded as immature. Sad!
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With his boyish good looks and his reputation for kindness and brilliance, his female friends took notice.
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But the boyish and apparently not so subtle joy Brady exhibited after is delicious in its pettiness.
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Model Rain Dove grew up hearing that she looked "boyish and ugly," often getting mistaken for a man.
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Given his age and boyish charm, Twitter had some pretty great jokes to accompany the Rams' new hire.
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One of those people seems to be Kevin Cate, the genteel, boyish communications strategist for Gillum's gubernatorial campaign.
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Mr. Daftsios's often petulant Paul appears to be one of those boyish men who never really grew up.
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Mariano is known for his cute boyish looks in Brazil, and now the whole world has taken notice.
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He was like a refined Tank Abbott with a boyish face and without the nasty (grown-up) reputation.
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And Clayton is a serviceable Corrigan, melding his boyish Nickelodeon charm with a hint of more adult mischievousness.
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He passes the examination, but only by cramming so intensively that his boyish love of life is extinguished.
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His jumps' height and his turns' speed matter less than their windblown, tilting ecstasy and shining, boyish fervor.
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The clean-cut Mr. Doyle lends a sweet voice and a sweet smile to his believably boyish Tony.
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Annie is the kind of slightly androgynous instant icon whose boyish outfits and gawky mannerisms never feel outdated.
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Roberts, 70, with a boyish smile and a silver hoop in his left earlobe, is an unconventional businessman.
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She was "slight, with an almost boyish figure," and her long dark hair was parted in the middle.
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I talk about this with Adam Bielecki, a tall drink of water with dreadlocks and a boyish ebullience.
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He has a shy, boyish face, delicate features and a mat of hair like a K-pop idol.
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But it's not just his boyish smile or sweet poses with castmates that keep us scrolling though his pictures.
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As Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria escorts Olga into the locker room, Fernández beams a boyish grin, clearly in disbelief.
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Back in Indianapolis, he had been a fairly successful student, unathletic and bookish but also boyish and well liked.
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On Beauty After years of short and boyish manicures, women are growing their nails to make a fine point.
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Cinema is not short of boyish youths who consider it their duty to explode the family unit from within.
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Mr. Murphy is not the boyish mayor of Jersey City with the potent urban base and compelling Marine biography.
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Despite skepticism or outright resistance from some health care providers, Dr. Conway exudes a boyish enthusiasm for his work.
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In the past few years, he's started sporting a gray-speckled beard that mostly disguises his famously boyish looks.
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It was the Age of the Mustache — and of men who acted genially boyish while exuding testosterone-fueled swagger.
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The boyish Daniel Harder (2010) is forceful, sweet and devout; Akua Noni Parker (2008) is lithe, precise and sunny.
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It's a different kind of role for Mr. Pally, who has been primarily defined by braggadocious, frat-boyish characters.
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Ms. Morawetz also introduced the "short, boyish nail, not the longer talons we saw before that," Ms. Solowij said.
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Behind the boyish enthusiasm and well-scrubbed good looks, he could be a cool observer of the passing scene.
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Klaus Florian Vogt, singing the title role for the first time, united his pure, boyish tone with heldentenor weight.
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In his own open letter to Walmart employees, Mr. McMillon, a boyish-looking 52-year-old from Jonesboro, Ark.
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A contingent there coalesced around Rob Sand, the state auditor and boyish bright young thing of Iowa Democratic politics.
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This time it was a boyish young man who poked his head in the window to profess his admiration.
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The president also teased his spokesman for his boyish looks and his last name, which he said was fitting.
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Trump has mockingly referred to Buttigieg as Alfred E. Neuman, the gaptoothed, big-eared, boyish mascot for Mad magazine.
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Running toward the sea, the boyish protagonist turns to face the camera in close-up, and the frame freezes.
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Marner exudes a boyish charm and sense of warmth that has made him a fan favorite across the league.
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His face, once boyish and chubby, is now gaunt, and vestigial skin billows around his neck like an Elizabethan collar.
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There's the boyish smile, two distinct moles on his right cheek, and signature curls that he incessantly touches during interviews.
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AG: I really like '90s style, but I kind of make it modern and it turns into a boyish vibe.
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"My serious wish were to have all those crude and boyish pieces quietly dropp'd in oblivion," he wrote in 1882.
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The Deadpool actor is famously silly on social media — most recently, his boyish friendship with actor Jake Gyllenhaal went viral.
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We began with Michael Pollan's "The Omnivore's Dilemma," read by the actor Macleod Andrews in a vaguely Midwestern, boyish cadence.
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His crying had stopped, but the boyish smile he had flashed so freely throughout the Games did not replace it.
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Erard is a pensive man of fifty, still boyish-looking, with a gift for listening that he prizes in others.
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And Mr. Eisen-Martin provides plenty to interest her, with his collegiate gamesmanship and boyish good looks, still slightly unformed.
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"I'd wonder whether everything everyone said was true," Laura dreamily recalls, as if picturing a lovably frat-boyish Prince Charming.
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He is slim and, at 5-foot-10, taller than expected, with features that remain boyish and eyebrows ever swarthy.
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Following Tolkien on what seems a fool's errand is a boyish, worried, unfailingly loyal adjutant named, you guessed it, Sam.
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He comes off as grave yet boyish, even underneath powder and wig, at the terminal stage of the King's life.
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The mismatched soundtrack makes Ashes's insouciance feel foolish at times — but, given his boyish and charming demeanor, not for long.
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As this eternally boyish comic has moved into his 50s, this aspect of his appeal has come to the fore.
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Mr. Elliott tore into the music with heated intensity, his voice a beguiling timbre of mahogany carried by boyish ardor.
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I am lucky to know him for his genuine kindness and his boyish affection for the game we both love.
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Her timing is spot-on, and she injects some boyish swagger in a power dynamic that would traditionally have her simpering.
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Sufjan's music, often morose and beautiful, combined with his face — gap-toothed and boyish, make him the perfect, sexy, sad boy.
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Being whiplashed out of a fantasy trance by that ginger mop and boyish tenor was more than some folks could take.
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In 2007, the company had expanded to serve over 20 million users, but its leadership — Mark Zuckerberg — was still, well, boyish.
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The boss seemed avuncular and boyish, easy to laugh and apt to joke, nibbling his nails and shifting in his chair.
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He's a lean, boyish guy who seems to make an effort to maintain some semblance of a smile at all times.
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"Boys are suffering in the modern world," he writes, and he suggests that the problem is that they're not boyish enough.
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The swimmer with boyish good looks is a household name in China and goes by the nicknames "Baozi" or "steamed bun".
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So boyish in Ordinary People and Taps, he was now 21996, with a beard, and he appeared to have lost weight.
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Short and slim, with a buzz cut and glasses, Mr. Anaya, who practices yoga and meditation, cuts a bookish, boyish figure.
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Layered under a sundress, a boyish polo shirt feels feminine and even fashion-forward — especially when worn with chunky nontraditional shoes.
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Together, they have created a range of boyish sweaters and cardigans in rich neutrals such as navy, gray, biscuit and caramel.
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If "Atlanta" were just about Earn, with his anime-pretty features and his boyish inability to commit, it might get static.
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The boyish superstar posted a raw essay on his Instagram page on Monday, amounting to a catalog of his past wrongdoings.
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He blinked into the lights, boyish and bashful, before taking his seat in between the comedians, who crowded in around him.
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At 88, Johns remains physically imposing: He is barrel-chested, and his once boyish face has weathered into a craggy atlas.
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He seemed like any other California dude, dressed in the usual jeans, sneakers, and T-shirt, full of the usual boyish enthusiasms.
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The story, divided into chapters, is narrated by Huck (Kyle Gallner), newly released from prison, who reunites with the eternally boyish Tom.
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But even then, The Jungle Book is about a boy's coming of age, and it's full of boyish tropes of the genre.
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Of course, there's a cute guy: the boyish Australian line cook Kevin (Adam Garcia), who pushes her to reach for the stars.
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The Detroit native burst onto the R & B music scene as a 15-year-old tom boyish protegee of singer R. Kelly.
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Trying to explain why science fiction was so special to someone who thinks it's all plastic monsters and boyish stupidity is hopeless.
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Bush on the dais at a White House Correspondents Dinner and said she looked like a grandmother, compared with her boyish husband.
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You may have utilized digital makeup to appear more boyish, but you're in your early 60s and still doing frenetic physical comedy.
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He has a boyish mop of reddish-brown hair and the wide, unblinking gaze of a man ready for a staring contest.
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At 41, he is disarmingly boyish, with a cherub's fleshy face and a tendency to gabble enthusiastically when a subject excites him.
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Yet Mr. Hofer, 45, also flashes a boyish grin and can hardly help but betray an extra air of confidence these days.
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Thanks to his boyish good looks, he is a household name in China and goes by the nicknames "Baozi," or "steamed bun".
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He's aided by Mr. Sommer's boyish expressions, which barely disguise an oily ambition, and by Mr. Collins's skill in boosting the tension.
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If players choose to forgo makeup or wear their hair short, ignoring conventional notions of femininity, they're often labeled boyish or masculine.
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His heroism occasionally veers into howling, and the strain in his voice doesn't always befit a boyish naïf who knows no fear.
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Paul Rudd plays Berg with the droll, boyish charm he's brought to dozens of other roles, but he adds a protective coating.
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At a truck stop Krass meets Johnny, a waifish, boyish-looking hash-slinger played by Jane Birkin, Gainsbourg's wife at the time.
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Dylan Teng, a boyish 29-year-old engineer with a brush cut and wire-rimmed glasses, is among the last to arrive.
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Sacks' distinct boyish, English cadence was such a delight that one night, a friend said his performances should be captured on video.
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When a young Mr. Previn conducted symphony orchestras, he was known to show the verve and boyish enthusiasm of a pop star.
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The boyish pastor of popular megachurch The Summit, bested longtime, old guard Baptist preacher Ken Hemphill in a 69 to 31 percent vote.
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Eventually, she cut off most of her hair into a boyish haircut to hide her identity while on the run from the Lannisters.
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But her boyish appearance and androgynous style were exactly what entertainment startup Zhejiang Huati Culture Communication, backed by Tencent Holdings, was looking for.
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Dee is a thin, boyish 16-year-old (he lied about his age when enlisting), and Sid is tall, muscular and older-looking.
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Wild Moccasins "Boyish Wave" I grew up in Houston, so I had to give Wild Moccassins a listen when they hit my inbox.
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She'd driven from Apizaco, an industrial city 20 miles away, with two boyish novilleros, amateur bullfighters who also help de los Angeles train.
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Manuel Francisco dos Santos (known as Garrincha) was a bow-legged player from Rio state with a boyish naivety and enchanting dribbling skills.
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But the new single, "Night Shift," is other things to the lanky Californian with an impossible combination of smoldering and boyish good looks.
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Most fascinating, however, is the way that Leonardo transformed this lightly boyish charm into a radiantly pure yet sensual ideal of male beauty.
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It's no surprise, given Kipling's gravity, that the 2016 movie sticks close to the first film in its boyish bounce and sunny vibe.
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That idea lent itself to the hair, too, for which the hairstylist Guido Palau created a double play on girlish and boyish youthfulness.
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I noticed that he starved himself during the day — "to keep his boyish figure"— and saved his money for a hearty evening dinner.
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At 24, Schmidt has a head of red hair that stubbornly refuses to go gray and a boyish face that glints of mischief.
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" He smiled a surprisingly boyish smile and, taking a breath that carried a silent sigh, replied: "My wife was born on Valentine's Day.
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"It's the sound of them rubbing their penises beneath their abdomens to sing to attract females," Mr. Watson said with a boyish smile.
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Cut to the scene of my boyish, typically upbeat husband looking stunned and crestfallen upon the news of his staggeringly low sperm count.
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Like many other shows this season, there was a boyish necktie moment, as well as a feathered top, and lots of statement sleeves.
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Mr. Rees-Mogg is a media-savvy High Tory in the self-consciously preposterous, overprivileged Boris Johnson mode, only without the boyish incorrigibility.
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Their testimony illustrates the way these nonthreateningly boyish social media personalities, all of them baby-faced with floppy hair, fill real emotional needs.
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She did not think I was acting especially boyish or notice when I adamantly refused to wear pink clothing (she was colorblind anyway).
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The brothers were still trying to make "Uncut Gems," and they knew there was no role in it for a boyish English heartthrob.
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Putting aside his considerable talent as an actor, both of their faces are boyish, wily, and always appear to be a little wet.
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Whether you're into simple staples, ladylike duds or boyish details, here's how you can put together your own Audrey-worthy ensemble for summer. Alamy
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Max had delicate, rosy, almost boyish features, while Jeremiah had a face too long with a bulbous nose that hung over his lips vulgarly.
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It's not just his looks, though boyish charm never hurt anyone (he was 22 when he shot the film, and Kate Winslet was 21).
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In the final New Hampshire debate, Christie lit into Rubio, dressing him down as a boyish, robotic candidate who's ill-prepared for prime-time.
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Though he's dressed in an elegant business suit, he looks like a teenager who crashed the party with his boyish face and wiry build.
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As it "struts" across the stage to meet him, a "cute, boyish smile" on its metallic visage, it develops a huge golden hard-on.
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His head is shaved, his features round and boyish, with half-moon brows—a merry mask of a face, as of some impish spirit.
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Without glasses, his face was naked and keen and boyish, with a boy's shame, as if the nakedness must be smothered like a secret.
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With his sleepy eyes and long, boyish face punctuated by a goatee, Lil Money was almost ever-present in the sporadic Greedy Giddy vlogs.
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Her affair with Pelléas (Stéphane Degout), Golaud's boyish half brother, is here a search for a security that neither man is able to provide.
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A wisecracking, boyish septuagenarian of seemingly unlimited energy, Mr. Sabin runs a privately held precious-metals recycling business that has made him enormously wealthy.
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In the wake of David Wright's retirement and Yoenis Cespedes's rehabilitations, he has filled the offensive void with a potent bat and boyish exuberance.
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There were moments when he pushed too hard and was too hammy, but his boyish zeal (or should that be puppyish?) had real gusto.
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There were vintage-feeling plaids of varying sizes and wide-legged jeans and trousers that once upon a time may have been called boyish.
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Lowe has a boyish indifference to danger, and colleagues must constantly dissuade him from, say, driving into Libya with a scanner in the trunk.
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Mr. Roof answered the agents' questions eagerly in a matter-of-fact tone, his voice deeper than might be expected from his boyish appearance.
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The brilliant, boyish composer Andrew Norman talks about Beethoven and his own award-winning "Play," part of which will be performed by the Philharmonic.
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His slight build and boyish looks belie the blistering power he generates, particularly with his forehand, one of the best in the men's game.
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The company has 200 brands that have already signed on as of today's launch, including: AG, JBrand, Hudson, Retrobrand, Boyish, MadeWorn, Junkfood, Mavi and Edwin.
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Mr. Sevon is equally good as his boyish younger brother, whom Mother Courage wrongly considers too honest (and too dumb) to get himself into trouble.
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Corsets fell out of fashion fast during the 1910s and 1920s, being completely unsuited to the boyish silhouettes and delicate fabrics of the Jazz Age.
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The "Chained to the Rhythm" singer recently dyed her signature dark brown hair platinum blonde, and revealed her boyish, buzzed cut on her Instagram story.
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Exaggerating her character's story-shifting with a spot-on drawl and a curled mouth, she served every line with boyish caught-in-cookie jar charm.
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Because of his old-school conservative politics and boyish looks, some Spanish-language media outlets have described Rubio as un joven viejo—a young fogey.
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A "Big Bang Theory" veteran who plays Cosmé McMoon, Ms. Jenkins's pianist, the boyish actor actually played the complex piano parts in the film himself.
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A boyish 35, he was dressed that morning in a threadbare T-shirt and a crumpled Lacoste cap that had been worn nearly to death.
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But while most of their peers approached old material with reverence, Mr. Weber and Mr. Stampfel stood out with their spontaneity and almost boyish mischief.
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But some of these are stylized to carry similar messages as illustrated postcards, such as one studio portrait of a boyish soldier carrying German helmets.
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" Here they graft the Schwarzenegger-style comic hero onto Mr. Willis's boyish, mischievous "Moonlighting" persona, and send this new creature sauntering into "The Towering Inferno.
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Mr. Chalamet is slight and pale, a bundle of boyish energy and birdlike alertness, with a delicate face topped by a black tumble of curls.
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The only visible sign that he is older, beyond the faintest hint of age in his boyish face, comes after he completes the 18th hole.
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Once more, it spins on Peter Parker (the nice, boyish Tom Holland), a teenager who develops super-skills after he's bitten by a troublesome spider.
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When he was named president of the natural history museum, he expressed a boyish glee that went back to his days at the Brooks School.
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And his fame burned even brighter during the 2016 Rio Games, when his boyish good looks and eight-pack abs went viral across the country.
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Mr. Schneider, a boyish-looking 50, grew up in Springfield, N.J., the grandson of a bootlegger and the son of a wine-and-spirits distributor.
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He wants people to see trans male bodies as they are, whether ripped or soft, hairy or smooth, boyish or dad-ish, scarred or not.
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It is the charismatic, ruthless Rebecca herself — the vanished first wife, with her beautiful face and boyish body — who obsesses the narrator, and the reader.
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Though his hairline has receded and the curls behind his ears are graying, a boyish precocity makes him seem much younger than his 44 years.
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He could just as easily have been nicknamed 'Babyface' for his boyish features, but in the end the deciding factor was the colour of his skin.
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Jude Law is known for his charming demeanor, boyish good looks, and, most recently, his bizarre (but oh-so-good) role on HBO's The Young Pope.
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Less than two weeks ago, she revealed her boyish, buzzed cut (that appeared to be styled in a mini-mohawk), cut by celebrity stylist Chris McMillan.
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He kept it simple in black jacket and waistcoat over a classic shirt, having discovered that a beard balanced those boyish eyes rather well after all.
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He was so quietly spoken that it was difficult to hear him, and so boyish-looking that it was possible to mistake him for an intern.
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"I have been buying her lots of sweet classic girl things, but secretly I'm really enjoying seeing her in Sailor's boyish hand-me-downs," Tyler confesses.
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Usually she picked a track by her idol, local boy Frankie Lymon, whose boyish tenor made "Why Do Fools Fall in Love" a hit in 21986.
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His boyish face doesn't seem at all out of place during the 2015 frosh week celebrations captured in these images, and he looks happy and excited.
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With his soothing British accent, boyish good looks, and poetic way of speaking about cooking, we tend to trust Gordon Ramsay implicitly on all things food.
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The main difference is that Dan Gilroy turned Gyllenhaal into a ghoul, and Vallée plays up the star's boyish looks for maximum maternal-instinct-eliciting effect.
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At forty-seven, the writer-director Mike White has some gray in his red hair, but his wide-eyed air and casual attire are still boyish.
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We've seen these celebrity dads grow from prodigal rappers, like Kanye West, and boyish actors, like Matt Damon, to fathers over-the-moon for their daughters.
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In person, Mr. Chen is boyish-looking and warm, and stammers slightly when he speaks, as if he's holding too many important thoughts in his head.
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The ensemble is led by a pair of determinedly boyish men (Anthony Huxley, Devin Alberda) who dance a chirruping, perky duet together to a pizzicato number.
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Not quite 30, the director cast himself as a working-class hustler, boyish and naïve, who performs in a traveling circus as Fox the Talking Head.
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"People are always telling women to get in touch with their boyish side," the Balmain designer Olivier Rousteing said before his customarily extravagant show on Sunday.
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His boyish face doesn't seem at all out of place during the 22005 frosh week celebrations captured in these images, and he looks happy and excited.
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Even some Republicans questioned his choice for running mate: Dan Quayle, a young, boyish-looking, little-known Indiana senator who was just finishing his first term.
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Trump is less the strict father than the petulant child: a boyish figure who rejects advice, shirks discipline and refuses to be beholden to behavioral norms.
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Holland is simply sporting a buzz cut, one that will hopefully grow back to his boyish 'do by the time another Spider-Man movie comes around.
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Zúñiga, then in his early forties, was boyish, genial, and, after a decade working in Latin-American affairs, deeply versed in the intricacies of regional policy.
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Maya challenges her boyish applicants poetically, sexually and finally with offers of intimacy, but the editing all too often settles into a submissive back and forth.
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The 14,000 movies in stock are arranged alphabetically, by category: A boyish Brad Pitt in "Cool World" (1992) sits next to Elijah Wood in "Cooties" (19473).
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Normally, when Rubio tried that role on, it looked like he was wearing his dad's suit, his boyish, sing-song-y voice failing to match Reagan's paternalism.
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Though Elvis became famous for his boyish clean-cut good looks, he was still able to grow a beard, as he did for the 1969 western Charro!
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With his tousled raven hair and boyish good looks, Justin quickly won over the hearts of Americans when he took part in a state visit in March.
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Something in which you can see the hard lines of Batman's face soften into a boyish pout because even masked vigilantes used to be sweet, spoiled teens.
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The youngest party leader in Dutch history, his dark curls and boyish looks give him an unmistakable resemblance to Trudeau, the Canadian premier known for welcoming refugees.
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That still-boyish smile — used to such darkly subversive effect in "Cabaret" — quickly returned when the talk turned to life passages he was most happy to revisit.
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Being a mini-version of one's mom was not cool; our imaginations were caught by the unencumbered, boyish, slightly awkward allure of Twiggy, Penelope Tree, Edie Sedgwick.
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Everyone tunes in to see the dynamic unfold between Chicklet, the boyish and optimistic Puerto Rican who gets repeatedly owned by his razor-sharp girlfriend, Maleni Cruz.
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Then he unveiled the sleeve, all bold shading and gothic pain, as if to warn of some dark secret lurking beneath the quiet manner and boyish charm.
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Psychologists critiquing male gender roles in the 70s developed a theory of a man's life cycle: boyish aggression, adult masculine coldness, and then (if you're lucky) liberation.
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She shaved off the hair and eyebrows of her two young daughters to make them look boyish and sickly, so that IS rapists might leave them alone.
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Two years later, they're back For many critics and listeners, Rae Sremmurd's boyish voices and apparent eagerness to please felt like permission to not take them seriously.
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Boyish, with thick-rimmed glasses and a fondness for model trains, Mr. Ferro knew little about the media business, but he did have a barrelful of ideas.
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I'm pleased I don't have to see his corpulent pink boyish face so often anymore, but the monster's grown a new head that pontificates the same ideology.
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Fans of You were so enthralled with Goldberg's boyish charm that many of them rooted for the character despite the brutal murders he commits in the series.
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" In 213, Ronald Reagan in a letter to Richard Nixon wrote the following about John F. Kennedy: "Under the tousled boyish haircut is still old Karl Marx.
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With short hair and a boyish figure, this girl was skilled in typically upper-class masculine pursuits, like race-car driving, dancing, golfing, and drinking American cocktails.
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Steven, who had a boyish face and sensitive eyes, is originally from a small town in the South and joined the military straight out of high school.
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Wearing a suede coat over a crisp blue T-shirt, his tawny hair swept up from his long boyish face, he evoked Tintin reimagined by Ralph Lauren.
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In the 2700s, Mr. Hockney was easy to recognize, a boyish figure with an apple-round face, a mop of blond hair, and his trademark owlish glasses.
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Mr. Price, an eternally boyish actor turned director, was in it from the beginning, playing one of the show's three main characters, Charley Kringas, a song lyricist.
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"It's all being built on a platform over the railroad yards, and the trains are still running normally underneath," Poots said, in a tone of boyish wonder.
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It is jarring and painful—a close up shot of his face, lined with wrinkles that don't seem to match his boyish bravado in the previous scenes.
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Along with his sweet singing voice, the Brit's boyish charm, lovely locks, and baby blues drew fans to him en mass as a member of One Direction.
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Watching a group of children playing with colorful educational games, Mr. Screwvala, a boyish-looking 54-year-old, appeared as wide-eyed and engaged as the students.
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His famous smile and boyish charisma (coupled with the ability to convincingly kick butt onscreen) usually builds complexity into characters who are more or less action figures.
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But Momoa's gruff charm and Miller's boyish, skittering awkwardness give their respective characters a verve and charge that go far beyond what the script has given them.
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She knew there was a big difference between five boyish boys and a father's studious girl, but there was still a disappointment as she watched him swagger away.
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There's a cheeky boyish look in his eye, even at 57 years old, like he's come from putting saran wrap over a toilet or pulling someone's pants down.
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Wearing the ubiquitous Silicon Valley uniform of a T-shirt and jeans, he appeared slightly bashful, with unruly hair and a boyish face still round in the cheeks.
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Still, Mattie maintains a sparkle in his eye and a boyish grin as he shares the plan to bring his town back to life -- thanks to marijuana money.
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With his boyish smirk and trademark baseball cap, he's voiced support for the revolution, visited wounded protesters in hospital, and paid bail for hundreds of low-level prisoners.
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"I noticed how quickly it came up with my kids — how quickly they identify as girly or boyish, how they really restrict themselves so early on," she shares.
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Dressed in a loose plaid shirt and sporting a neatly trimmed mustache, he's a few years older now, but still has a boyish face and energy about him.
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Even if Labrie's explanation—dry humping, premature ejaculation, boyish bragging—were true, it's difficult to imagine how he or his attorneys were convinced it would carry the day.
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Portugal's master tactician Fernando Santos needs to cut supply lines to a player whom the French call "Monsieur Griezmann" as a sign of respect — despite his boyish looks.
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Dressed in a white button-down and dark slacks, Wang sported a soul patch and large glasses, which added a slightly hip air to his otherwise boyish enthusiasm.
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So one day, she asked to have her long hair sheared into a boyish crop — not unlike the one that would later propel her to cover-girl status.
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Although "The Father" explores old age, Mr. Zeller is a boyish 36-year-old, who has been going places since publishing his first novel in his early 20s.
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More than anything, that is a mark of the good will Silicon Valley long held for the company, and its seemingly boyish founders, Jerry Yang and David Filo.
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Their C.V.s: Russell (Crash) Calloway, still boyish in middle age, passionate, impulsive, physically and emotionally clumsy (hence his nickname), is now head of a small, venerable publishing house.
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They have trailed Ryan since the billionaire showman first incinerated the Republican Party as he knew it and reduced the boyish speaker to his most puzzled-over foil.
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There is the spiritual descendant of Jack Nicholson, Leonardo DiCaprio, that boyish, Peter Pan type who still happens, however incongruously, to be in possession of an old soul.
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The 29-year-old entrepreneur is trim and sandy-haired, and has the sort of perpetually boyish face that'd still allow him to sneak into a campus kegger.
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But wading into the political quagmire, Mr. Goodman, 19673, a boyish-looking, first-generation Israeli with a cheerful disposition, has become an unlikely prophet of the nation's angst.
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A show that sounds like eavesdropping on a talky pair who just happen to vault into a tangy soprano and a boyish lyric tenor whenever emotions run high.
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PARIS — France's boyish president already has faced down Donald J. Trump, lectured Vladimir V. Putin and confronted the formidable French labor unions — all in less than three weeks.
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The big question in the upcoming election was whether Trudeau's record on other issues and his personal boyish charm would be enough to convince voters to reelect him.
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It's night, and pretty, boyish Paul (Charlie Plummer) is savoring la dolce vita, floating past the city's flesh and marble beauties and its swarms of catcalling, hustling paparazzi.
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In life he is as self-effacing as the humble Charlie Chan: quiet and soft-spoken, with a boyish grin, a mop of hair and a runner's physique.
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In Touch said that Ms. Clifford painted Mr. Trump as forward but friendly, even boyish, when they met in 2006, and said that she was a willing participant.
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I looked around the room at the admiring and envious stares and glares of my co-workers and I realized I had fulfilled all my boyish hopes and dreams.
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His left hand, braced against the waist, is drawn with precise detail, every groove and musculature suggesting a life of hard labor that's in contrast to his boyish face.
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Stanley's boyish adventures involved exploring behind the walls with the hotel plumber, and riding up and down all day with a tolerant bell-captain in the ancient gated elevators.
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You can find everything from boyish jersey tops and baseball caps in bold colors from Ader Error to oversized hoodies from 13 Month and Vei-8's embellished tees.
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At 2000, he bears the boyish expression of a man who remains enthusiastic about his life's work, who still relishes looking for unusual things in the world around him.
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Ottinger, who is slight and boyish and speaks in a near-mumble, now runs his own practice out of San Francisco, and sometimes finds himself representing Silicon Valley employees.
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We've all noted the inappropriate boyish grin, which grew sweeter and more delighted-looking the deeper Jonathan Pine was supposed to be sinking into a realm of pure evil.
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But the churn of the music business quickly turns young stars into grizzled veterans, and, in just a couple of years, Wiki has outgrown most of his boyish enthusiasm.
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Lee Se-dol, a boyish-looking 33-year-old and a South Korean Go master, was preparing on Wednesday for his first match in a best-of-five series.
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Clifford Zhou, a boyish personal assistant to Lin's business partner, drifted out of the office, hands folded behind his back, to keep an eye on what was going on.
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The jury was shown picture of the boyish-looking Mr. Ye, and prosecutors introduced emails in which Mr. Ho said he was in constant communication with the CEFC boss.
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David, now 62, has a lined and stately face that disguises his own bohemian coming of age in Northern California, while Nic has retained a boyish, sad-eyed handsomeness.
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"Boyish Girl Interrupted" [2015] was me crawling out of the rubble, trying to get footing in the world, getting together with Steph and coming to terms with my body.
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Barely 30, Mr. Urie, who has a boyish charm and friendly energy, had a Mormon upbringing; he left the church at 17, around the time he co-founded Panic!
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Now Mustafa - whose boyish features belie the horrors suffered by his family - is dismantling structures that rights groups say were used to imprison, torture, and kill thousands of people.
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Others might have given up, or moved away, but Rodríguez, a 0003-year-old with boyish freckles and a ruler-straight hairline, lived in this house as a child.
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In One Direction, along with the other four members, he grinned and clowned his way through songs promising affection, boyish charm and, eventually, the mischievous perks of pop stardom.
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Against a sky of jammy violets and scorching oranges that stretches above emerald waters, a boyish figure rests on a landmass bisected by the stream of a rushing waterfall.
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Mr. Reilly, 45, has playful eyes, weathered skin and a boyish voice, and at Princeton, he wore a dark blazer that did not appear to be his natural uniform.
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Mr. Chen, 303, with boyish black hair and a gentle manner, looked on during the rehearsal from a chair on the sidelines, his chin buried deep in his palm.
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Twain focused not on young boys, though, but sexually innocent girls from ages ten to sixteen, with undeveloped boyish bodies and with whom he carried out titillating flirtations. 2.
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And finally, there was Kellan, Aaron's roommate, tall and slender and boyish, with smooth skin and bowl-cut hair, and just the right amount of social anxiety to be approachable.
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What stands out is an interesting juxtaposition between his relationship with Winston Churchill (warm, boyish) and his wife Eleanor (more of deep respect and admiration than anything resembling romantic love).
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Griezmann's usual boyish looks were on display as ever but not the smile that normally goes with them when he collected his trophy for the top scorer in the tournament.
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Stardust's boyish Tristran Thorn sets off on a quest to bring a fallen star back to Victoria Forester, but Victoria is only playing with Tristran's feelings and actually loves another.
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With his charm, boyish looks, million-dollar smile and, well, those arms, it's not hard to see why suddenly everyone has fallen in love with the 22-year-old Brazilian.
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A boyish fifty-one-year-old, Selznick gave the Panorama a starring role in his 2011 novel, " Wonderstruck ," which traces the parallel meanderings of two deaf children fifty years apart.
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Boyish-looking and usually immaculately turned out in suit and tie, Di Maio presents a more moderate image than Grillo, who is famous for raucous tirades against the ruling elite.
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For me, J.Crew is about color, print, and pattern; the mix of the pretty with the boyish; and a classic sensibility through it all, day after day, season after season.
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His treated voice is more boyish than Zé's ever was, and I wish I understood the lyrics, because I get the feeling every one is waggish or at least smart.
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The boyish-looking Mr Di Lauro was the fourth son (figlio in Italian, hence "F4") of Paolo Di Lauro, whose family's bloody history inspired "Gomorrah", an internationally successful television series.
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The artist — who has long dealt with queer male themes — was particularly interested in accounts of those young, bohemian aristocrats suggesting that queerness was boyish charm rather than criminal aberrance.
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Truth be told, none of these fellows look bad clean-shaven (hello Idris Elba), but some five-o-clock shadow can turn a boyish look into something much more rugged.
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Dick Clark, with his wholesome, all-American looks, good manners, and boyish charm charmed the committee and got off scot-free, while a disheveled, defiant Alan Freed paid the price.
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You will notice that, in this video, there are two emotions at play, each one on the extreme end of the same spectrum: cheerful, boyish joy, and then deep humiliation.
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On her way to the train after the shoot, with short, slick hair that made her look like a boyish Chet Baker, she basked in her reflection in store windows.
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I was curious for any glimpse into my grandmother's mind during this chapter of her life when she was an expressionist dancer in Hamburg and sported boyish haircuts and berets.
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Pretty Mbane (Samira Wiley, of "The Handmaid's Tale") is a flirty, boyish lesbian who has courted danger by turning her home into a safe house for victims of sexual violence.
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Billy's dealings with everyone — earnest conversations punctuated by flurries of boyish banter and bursts of intense action — give the movie a pleasantly hectic rhythm, but also thin out its emotions.
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He glared at Rex W. Tillerson, the nominee for secretary of state, from behind his committee nameplate, his boyish face just a pinch more weathered than it used to be.
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He nails the character's boyish mischievousness and his fundamental decency, and is so winning any time he's onscreen that it suddenly becomes much easier to overlook the film's major flaws.
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One painting, which makes a haunting image at night when the streetlights reflect the wall's bars onto the street below it, simply shows the boyish face of a teenage boy.
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Dano is boyish and lost, and he and Tilly have a disturbing sexual dynamic that makes him less bored and diverts her from her dreary life with her prison guard husband.
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Jerking off (or talking about doing so) with someone else was as close as I could get at the time to admitting same-sex desire, by labeling it simple boyish curiosity.
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As Allure points out, followers of the K-pop group have given Jimin the nickname "Mochi" because of his cute, boyish appearance and the way his cheeks look when he pouts.
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How architecture had gotten more feminine with Art Nouveau, how the notions of gender were beginning to change in the 1920s, with women's clothing becoming more boyish and haircuts getting shorter.
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"There's a lot of synergies between coffee preparation and cocktail preparation," said Scott Kobrick, 30, the boyish fourth-generation member of the family business who spearheaded the idea for a cafe.
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"I didn't have shoes to play basket," Wamba, a towering figure with boyish looks and bleached hair, said of life in Congo, a nation rife with poverty despite its oil wealth.
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And I was of the opinion that Mike was putting his son at risk of being a bully, a label Mike thinks is now used to pathologize normal, healthy, boyish aggression.
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Sunday was a day when it all went right, the strategy was spot-on and Vettel had recovered his boyish smile and that famous raised single finger to signify number one.
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In the front of models' heads he created sleek, boyish side parts — but in the back, he created two symmetrical buns that were worn low on the nape of the neck.
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Justin Bieber or Zac Efron's transformation from squeaky-clean, boyish figures into "significantly more macho, ragged selves," Monden suggests, is a great representation of a more Western conception of male maturity.
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And McPhee shares, with boyish delight, his blueprints for the structures of his pieces, including "Encounters With the Archdruid," a profile of the environmentalist David Brower and Brower's three chief antagonists.
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The boyish Daniel who drew the black and white illustrations that adorn the covers of his early tapes (the ones that first caught my eye) is all but gone on 1990.
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In that "Bohème" aria, "Che gelida manina," it's as if our heads are being held underwater in a pool of boyish longing, the endearing boastfulness of a guy with a crush.
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They didn't read as teenagers the way Holland does; they were adult men with boyish qualities, requiring some suspension of disbelief to accept that they were playing someone in high school.
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At the time, the two were far apart in their careers: one an eminence, playing Chopin and Debussy with his characteristic cool brilliance and probing musicianship, the other a boyish newcomer.
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The 20163-year-old MacConnell — boyish, equally fit — wore black jeans and a white T-shirt as he sketched on a letter-size sheet of paper with his blue ballpoint pen.
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His once clean-shaven, almost boyish, face, familiar to people in France and Belgium from "wanted" posters of him after the Paris area attacks, is now covered by a long beard.
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Naushad Khan, a 37-year-old former sugar-cane farmer with a boyish smile and a boxer's physique, seized the opportunity presented by the construction boom to enter the entrepreneurial class.
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His hair is a little darker than it used to be, no longer colored a bright blond, but his face is still smooth-skinned, and his voice is still soft, boyish.
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To be sure, black women can and do don these sort of androgynous looks and hairstyles, but they are often read differently on our bodies: Elegant transforms into militant, boyish into manly.
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There was a fragile quality to his voice, magnified by his slight frame and boyish good looks (I developed a crush on him immediately after seeing one of their videos on MTV).
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One finalist, a boyish-looking man with a mop of black hair, walks out to give his speech -- and pulls on a pair of white cotton Calvin Klein underwear over his pants.
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Perhaps that's down to his beaming grin, boyish sense of humour, perceived dopiness and strange likeability, or perhaps it's down to his thumping left foot and eye for an abundantly memorable goal.
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Two and a half hours later, she made the big reveal with a bathroom selfie showing off the super cool boyish buzz cut done by pro stylists Nikki Elms and Daniel Moon.
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The 32-year-old artist wants you to meet his weightier, more pensive side — with the crunch of flattened PBR cans a distant echo resurrected only in his boyish smile and swagger.
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Lee Se-dol, 33, a boyish South Korean Go master, was all smiles after a brilliant move forced the Google program, AlphaGo, to surrender the match in the middle of the contest.
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Still boyish at 44, he is haunted by memories of being raped by a priest in middle school — a priest he later learned went on to sexually abuse some of his friends.
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Occasionally, Mr. Trump blows off steam in bursts of boyish exuberance: At the end of a fund-raiser on Long Island last week, he playfully buzzed the crowd twice with his helicopter.
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Despite a little salt and pepper in his hair — born in 1976, he was practically middle-aged for Silicon Valley — Mr. Kalanick was trim and boyish, with an excess of kinetic energy.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Dan McCready is a boyish ex-Marine, a solar energy entrepreneur and a favorite candidate of national Democrats hoping to nab a Republican seat in their battle for the House.
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This is the boyish fantasy that one associates with cyborgs, but, in truth, there have long been critics and visionaries who saw cyborgs as offering a new way to live and flourish.
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You might remember the boyish actor from his more recent role in Game of Thrones as Meera Reed's brother, Jojen, who died a pretty brutal death at the skeletal hands of a Wight.
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On CBS, Hawkeye and Trapper John reserved even more contempt for the war itself, and complained about its futility even as they stitched up its boyish victims, helicoptered in straight from the front.
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During a Wednesday appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden, the 42-year-old actor revealed that his boyish looks aren't always good news for his 17-year-old daughter, Ava.
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Boyish-looking and usually immaculately turned out in suit and tie, Di Maio presents a moderate image in striking contrast to Grillo, who is famous for his raucous tirades against Italy's ruling elite.
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Even at 58, more than 20 years after he became an accomplished director, known partly for his work on the original production of "Angels in America," Mr. Eustis retains a strangely boyish quality.
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I emailed with Guido Palau, the hairstylist behind some of these looks, who described the hair at Longchamp as sporty and feminine, and the tresses at Loewe as polished and a little boyish.
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An entrepreneur in his early 24s, he has a boyish grin, large hazel eyes and curly salt-and-pepper hair, and wears jeans and sneakers, like all the other middle-aged tech guys.
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"People said, 'Oh, Hans Falb, he's got a nice restaurant, nice kitchen, nice cooking, but he's crazy doing this crazy music,'" said Mr. Falb, a boyish 62-year-old with a mischievous smile.
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His face, which has a boyish enthusiasm when he's excited, turns profoundly focused when he considers the business aspect of things; in unguarded moments he sometimes looks as beatific as a Dostoyevsky character.
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Mr. Pohjonen, who still has the boyish look of the 23-year-old from Finland who impressed 13 years ago in an exciting New York debut recital, conquered every challenge of the piece.
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Ken Berry, the boyish television actor who played nice guys with affable attitudes and a wide range of I.Q.s on three popular sitcoms between 1965 and 1990, died on Saturday in Burbank, Calif.
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He added that Mr. Hamill "brought a boyish enthusiasm and exuberance that really defined the character," and that "made Luke accessible and relatable to people in the first 'Star Wars'" and its sequels.
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At its core are Mr. Bannon, the edgy, nationalist bomb-thrower suddenly in the seat of power, and Mr. Kushner, the polished, boyish-looking scion of New Jersey and New York real estate.
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While this may seem like an episode out of Rebecca Solnit's essay "Men Explain Things to Me," the man I encountered was not the least bit arrogant, displaying a boyish giddiness toward feminism.
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Rather than reacting to Octavian's boyish distress by providing motherly comfort, as many sopranos singing this role do, Ms. Nylund, in a daring touch of honesty, seemed swept up in her own emotions.
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"I still remember those days at your house, sitting around the fireplace with a pile of books and some good music," said Mr. Vogler, 53, looking at Mr. Murray with a boyish smile.
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He has shown little interest in the grit and grunge that often signal rock-and-roll authenticity, and even now, at seventy-four, he sings in a voice that is boyish and clear.
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But then, in a swirl of black robes, the boyish figure of Judge Jack Durkin, 60, bounds on to the bench, and starts peppering them with questions about how life is treating them.
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Jared Kushner's age and boyish looks have always made it tempting to assume he's a social progressive at heart, someone who's simply been overpowered by the promise of immense riches or proximity to power.
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Stefanou could not say for sure whether the caretakers purposely named the bear cubs after Bradley Cooper, the Hollywood actor, only that they looked a bit "rough" and "cow-boyish" when they found them.
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Todd, a boyish American in his early 2100s, is the son of a vanilla trader who sent him to France for his education so that he could learn the language of the flavour fluently.
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Although the 44-year-old congressman seems to wear a permanent grimace in public, as if trying to lend his boyish face some gravitas, in private he is a bit of a bon vivant.
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Well before Mr Madoff there was William Franklin Miller, a boyish-looking chap who convinced some friends in 1889 that his "inside information" at the New York Stock Exchange guaranteed a 10% weekly return.
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"Accompanied by his boyish smile, this man of deep faith never failed to cultivate his unique gift of making every friend feel as if they were his greatest friend every step of the way."
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Yet though the size of his sound was unprecedented, the penetrating lightness of his unslurred vocals was as boyish as the young Eminem's because the crystalline words meant even more than the irresistible music.
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Moore, a boyish-looking pastor from Mississippi, had positioned himself as the face of the "new" religious right: a bigger-hearted, diversity-oriented version that was squarely opposed to Trump's "us versus them" rhetoric.
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She calls herself Buuski, a boyish family nickname that's as far as you can get from her given name, suited for a southern belle or a hysterical Tennessee Williams character, which she is not.
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Though he was widely regarded as one of the best goalkeepers in the Premier League during his heyday at Aston Villa, his salacious antics off the pitch belied his cherubic features and boyish facade.
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He looked a bit like Kikuchiyo, the samurai of dubious origin in Kurosawa's classic "Seven Samurai," with the same coal-black mustache and goatee, the same rustic and likable raffishness, the same boyish heart.
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Wear This Whenever I'm in need of style inspiration, I find myself pulling up images of Prada's early aughts men's wear collections — their sporty minimalism, restrained tailoring and boyish quirk usually breaks my rut.
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Because the "Humpbacked" narrative includes firebirds, a boyish peasant-prince and the Beautiful Tsarevna, it also has plenty in common with "The Firebird," first composed for Diaghilev's Ballets Russes in 1910 by Igor Stravinsky.
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As chilling as his character is, Skarsgård makes him more than a Lifetime monster; often, Perry seems to buy his own con, in which he's merely the boyish, insecure satellite of his beautiful wife.
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As played by Brit wunderkind Tom Holland in a whoosh of boyish enthusiasm and lovesick angst, Spidey is flying higher than ever in a thrill ride that's bursting with laughs and real-deal surprises.
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Of all the people I saw in the city, the sailors seemed the freest, tied to nothing save one another, bound by boyish jabs and indecent mockery that always elicited a host of laughter.
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Many Washington residents, even those who admire Mr. Inslee and have voted for him, are prone to sometimes mock him for his sunny, boyish enthusiasm in talking about passions like ocean acidification and carbon.
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Their romantic vintage-style pieces that are infused with casual boyish charm have been worn by the type of girls any designer would hope to dress: Emma Stone, Alicia Vikander, Selena Gomez, and Laura Harrier.
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Another factor is that, with his perfect teeth and his bell-shaped mane of blow-dried hair, the boyish Mr Garfield always looks as if he is in a 1970s production of "Jesus Christ Superstar".
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"Aaliyah [was] very tom-boyish, glasses, braces, no swag," Cunningham describes of meeting the 21-year-old aspiring singer who became acquainted with R. Kelly through her uncle Barry Hankerson, his manager at the time.
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There was something almost charmingly boyish about it—even if the loudness and physical domination of space that comes with groups of inebriated men shouting on public transport was as unpleasant and boorish as ever.
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Shkreli, a boyish-looking 34, outraged patients and U.S. lawmakers by raising the price of anti-parisitic drug Daraprim to $750 a pill, from $13.50, in 2015, when he was chief executive of Turing Pharmaceuticals.
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In this instance, the overall sameness of the costuming actually had a benefit: No extra tinkering was involved to make Ms. Brugger look boyish; she just sang beautifully and really seemed to become the character.
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Despite the improvement of Marina Elana, who is growing into a dancer of distinction and who shares a cute duet with the boyish Carlos Menchaca, the program on Monday was all prelude to Ms. Barrio.
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She may well be damned to a life of ribbons and corsets, but by God she will use the only weapons at her disposal, a pair of flashing eyes and a boyish yet feminine physique.
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American musicals are, for the most part, about boys, or boyish pursuits and aspirations—the fantasy of freedom and resolve—and those dreams have little to do with the reality of most black women's lives.
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In all of these books, the characters tended to be drawn with clearly designated personality traits: "Little Women"'s Jo was "boyish" and literary, for example, while her sister Amy was "spoilt," with yellow hair.
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The evidence was not hard to find with media outlets from around the world making the trip to New York to interview Beckham, who as always charmed the crowd with his candor and boyish smile.
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SEVENTEEN "Getting Closer" Seventeen, who rose to international fame with bright, boyish concepts, indulge in their "Darkteen" side for the first time with "Getting Closer" — a song that teeters deliciously on the precipice of danger.
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Here's what is important: with his boyish good looks offset only slightly by a two-day mustache, Mayer spends all four minutes of the video wearing the detached smile of a man wise beyond his years.
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Even the colors that flooded through the camera lens, and how they enhanced the textures of the urban environment and skin tone of the boyish version of the protagonist, felt like characters in and of themselves.
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"We are seeing a growing trend towards women going much shorter, adding fringes, and playing with more layers for an effortless boyish look," Sam Burnett, founder and creative director of London's Hare & Bone, previously told Refinery29.
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Still more blissfully for spectators, Mr Kushner is the president's son-in-law: the boyish, dashing heir to a family of property tycoons and Democratic donors, and husband to Mr Trump's daughter and trusted counsellor, Ivanka.
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With an impressive Swedish accent, as well as the boyish haircut of a medieval monk, she brings a surprising air of pain and anguish to a character who often has the sullen toughness of the Terminator.
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Prodigies can be a pain, onscreen and off, and Elio—fevered with boyish uncertainties and thrills, though no longer a boy, and already rich in adult accomplishments, yet barely a man—should be an impossible role.
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In the trailer, Efron and DeVine are bros — literally, they play brothers — and neither seem to have outgrown their boyish antics, including but not limited to: setting off fireworks, jumping on trampolines, and drinking — a lot.
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In 220, while kayaking alone in Nantucket Sound, fog descended, and Huth — spring-loaded and boyish, with a near-photographic memory — found his way home using local landmarks, the wind and the direction of the swells.
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A standout of the pack, for me at least, was Michael Ian Black—a boyish and bubbly oddball who appeared in all these things, as well as being a regular guest on I Love the 90s.
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Talkative and outgoing, his shirt often untucked, the model of a rumpled geologist, Mr. Horenstein is a native New Yorker with boyish enthusiasm for the city's hidden faults and early beginnings, for ancient blows and catastrophes.
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He had back-to-back interviews, and to get out some of his abundant boyish energy, he suggested a stroll around NoLIta, a neighborhood that he tries to check out whenever he is in New York.
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Iceman has been a jokester, a boyish man who hides his feelings, a serial dater of women who could very well be overcompensating, with an exterior that is literally slippery, since his first appearance in 1963.
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No, this week, the 23-year-old actor went out and shaved his entire head — and understandably, his millions of internet S.O.s are reeling from the absence of the fluffy, unkempt boyish curls we loved before.
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In just under 10 years, the lithe Mr. Escola, who is 30 but looks much younger, has become a ubiquitous presence on the downtown alt-cabaret circuit, often sporting little besides briefs and a boyish smile.
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Liu — who at 43 is wiry and energetic, with a close buzz cut, thick eyebrows and a round, boyish face — met me at the train station, and had absent-mindedly left his Airpods in his ears.
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The Communist Party newspaper ran a 55-page photo spread in tribute to Kim, quoting the Onion as celebrating his devastatingly handsome looks, round face, boyish charm and strong, sturdy frame -- not realizing it was satire.
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As recently as six weeks ago, the boyish Florida senator was poised to challenge Trump at the top – as a bona fide conservative with significant crossover appeal to independents and hawkish Democrats in a general election.
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Nasukawa is now twenty years old and while his face has rounded out only to appear more boyish still, he has grown into his frame and put on some muscle and is fighting sharper than ever.
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But in this election, many Republican voters seem to be looking for a Richard Nixon — a hard man for hard times, you might say, which isn't really a slogan that fits the boyish-looking first term senator.
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Image 2 of 2 MOSCOW – Lionel Messi stared, hands on hips, pain etched across a face once boyish and filled with limitless joy, now obscured by a brown beard and hardened by expectations for his nation unmet.
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At one point, when Heidi finds herself the butt of a boyish prank and erupts into a laugh, the shot cuts her right off as if it knew the infectious power of a full-bodied Roberts cackle.
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From a cinched jumpsuit that works for petite gals to a peplum top that can add the illusion of curves to a more boyish frame, take a look at the confidence boosters R29ers are co-signing ahead.
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Louder Than Bombs is also haunted by a phantom, though Lie's boyish visage has been replaced by the regal iciness of Isabelle Huppert, who plays the photojournalist detached from the lives of her husband and two sons.
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The boyish Oklahoman is one of Trump's favorites — he played a key role in persuading Trump to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, against the advice of dozens of other advisers — and it's easy to see why.
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Russell, a forty-five-year-old with a slight frame and boyish features, was dressed in an olive long-sleeved shirt, thick violet socks, and the kind of yarn bracelets that a sensitive high schooler might wear.
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I guess I feel more comfortable in androgyny because of my height and my boyish stature—but equally so because I grew up in a society where it's still the pant-wearing gender that's deciding most things.
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Watch the boyish zeal with which Padraic, wearing a bloodstained T-shirt as if it were a cavalry tunic, threatens to slice the nipple off a local drug dealer he has hung upside down from the ceiling.
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His sneering defenses of the price increase led to a social media firestorm (and federal and state investigations) that painted the boyish-looking former hedge fund manager as a "pharma bro" villain, a role he has embraced.
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Mr. Ahn, a boyish former medical doctor and relative neophyte in politics, calls himself a champion of "new politics" who would heal a country disillusioned with what he describes as a corrupt and out-of-touch elite.
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Floppy hair swept across his forehead and round-framed glasses give Keung a boyish appearance, but he is resolute in offering support at the demonstrations, where he takes hold of protesters' hands to say a short prayer.
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In an interview at his parents' spacious suburban home this month, the boyish Mr. Ossoff, in a dark, narrow-cut suit, struck a serious tone focused on repairing the Affordable Care Act and on local economic issues.
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She did not fit the extremely narrow idea I had then about what a queer girl looks like — which is to say, more boyish, or more androgynous — and that, more than anything, made it hard to look away.
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After winning a primary election that effectively clinched the Republican presidential nomination, Donald Trump paused to laud a boyish-looking 413-year-old who ultimately proved to be an indispensable figure on the path to the White House.
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Like the original film and the Ant-Man scenes in Civil War, Ant-Man and the Wasp depends heavily on Paul Rudd's boyish, disarming performance as Scott, who is, after all, not the most unassailable or upright hero.
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Oddly, while we tolerate tomboys who wear boyish outfits more than we do boys who like to wear girls' clothes, we're much more forgiving of little boys with long hair than little girls who wear their hair short.
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If Rak-Su and PRETTYMUCH mean this generation are about to get their dose of dance routines and heavily merchandised pop via the age-old combination of streetwear and boyish charm, then let the feel-good fun begin.
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Butler will be seventy next year, but he still speaks with the boyish, wondrous voice of a mind-blown surfer, enriched by a trace of the clipped, singsong accent that, in Hawaii, provides a form of local cred.
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Mr. Lochte, whose boyish and sometimes oafish personality had made him a commercial success in Olympics past, had headed into Rio with fewer sponsors than he'd had at the London Games, according to a report by CNN Money.
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Haynes, a trim, boyish fifty-eight, with dishevelled brindle hair, was standing at the epicenter of his newest drama: a small corner office, whose west-facing windows looked out on skyscrapers and a sliver of the Ohio River.
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A lot of the starry-eyed do-it-yourselfers tinkering in their garages and giving life to their boyish dreams back in the '70s and '80s turned out to be harboring superman fantasies of global domination all along.
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Andrew Davis, the music director of the Lyric Opera of Chicago and a boyhood student of Mr. Hurford's, recalled his "incomparable music-making, boyish charm and infectious enthusiasm," especially during the construction of the organ in St. Albans.
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Fictional characters are not exempt from the re-evaluation: Take Tom Sawyer, who in Robert Coover's recent novel "Huck Out West" sours from boyish, winsome cheat to unfeeling frontier lawyer, expropriating the indigenous nations of the Great Plains.
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At Prada, several women had sported short, boyish haircuts, including Amandine Renard, who is on the latest cover of Self Service magazine; Ninouk Akkerman; a platinum Sarah Fraser; Akima; and the newcomer Gisele Fox, who closed the show.
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It was a decision born of disposition as much as self-preservation: 45 years old, with boyish cheeks, kind eyes and short, graying hair, Liang is quiet and self-effacing, neither a natural advocate nor a zealous crusader.
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Back in June, editorial hairstylist and Redken Global Director Guido Palau transformed Gerber into the spitting image of a '90s supermodel by chopping her brunette lob into what he described as a "boyish" bob right at her jawline.
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"The bulk of our customers are queer boys who are very boyish in presentation, but who really wanted to feel a little extra, a little bit more femme," said Shaobo Han, who co-runs the New York-based company.
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A woman tells the man that next time, he should vote for more than "just a pretty face" — an added zinger at Mr. Rubio, whose boyish good looks, once an asset, have increasingly fueled suggestions that he is superficial.
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But I think the sweatsuit will provide you the option that if maybe one day you want to look a little bit more boyish you can, if one day you want to look a bit more girlish, you can.
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Loosen your collar, take a breath, and absorb some context: The J. Crew customer is a relative youngster, with a boyish figure and a breezy air that helped him carry off a 29.5½-inch tie in the first place.
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What is certain is that Pete Buttigieg—the millennial candidate, the candidate of generational change—is a man stuck out of time, a Rip Van Winkle who's somehow managed to keep both his boyish looks and sense of mission.
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A hulking man with a spray of braids, he headed straight for the orchestra's music director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, who at 41 is boyish, diminutive and widely considered to be one of the most talented conductors of his generation.
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Thrill to the moment when he and Mairead (Charlie Murphy), the boyish girl back home who's all grown up now, realize they were made for each other as they find themselves looking down the barrels of their respective firearms.
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Ambling into his dressing room at the Hackney Empire theater here — it was filled with a boyish clutter of discarded drink cartons and unwashed T-shirts — he admitted that, yes, the last few weeks had been a bit extreme.
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Jovsset Ante Sara, a boyish-looking 20143-year-old, knows his section of the tundra as if it were a city grid, every hill and valley familiar, the land acquired over generations through the meticulous work of his ancestors.
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With his native Texas drawl, the boyish energy of a man who built and runs a train on his 40-acre estate, and a preacher's conviction, Mr. Lanier has exacted giant-killer jury verdicts from Johnson & Johnson and Merck.
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The blame game triggered by accusations against the boyish stars who epitomize an industry that carried South Korean pop culture to the global stage is rooted in concerns the business has neglected morality in its lust for fame and fortune.
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We see her both as a clean-scrubbed, boyish adolescent (being asked by her unseen mother about what she wants out of life) and as the platinum-maned punk god she is today, as she trains a tiny camera on herself.
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I stopped wearing makeup and wore more boyish clothes—just as within a few weeks I stopped attending the communal meals I paid for as part of my fees because I had nothing to say to anyone at the table.
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Professional athletes live in a weird bubble, which, among other things, preserves them in a state of boyish immaturity: they don't deal with real-person problems, their paychecks seem like absurd allowances, they play a game for a living, etc.
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The tall filmmaker, with his sandy-brown hair and large blue eyes that seem to pop out of his boyish face, struck a welcoming posture, and it didn't take long to pick up on his underlying sincerity and astute intelligence.
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The boyish models lounging about a room dressed in a motley array of pajama pants and streetwear in defunct label Meadham Kirchhoff's 2013 spring/summer men's fashion presentation represents how, on any given menswear runway, youth is always on display.
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Conversely, men I spoke with—whether bears (gay lingo for a stocky, hairy, stereotypically masculine guy) or twinks (lithe, boyish, and stereotypically feminine-presenting men), hypermasculine or feminine—frequently blamed men more effeminate than them for causing aggression in gay bars.
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With his boyish smile, stoic grace and aw-shucks Georgia demeanor, Kuchar, 39, has the temperament to deal with his disappointment at Royal Birkdale on Sunday, even if it proves to be his last best chance to win a major title.
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On radio and TV, 42-year-old Ryan Seacrest and 45-year-old Chris Hardwick have ridden boyish charm into lucrative ubiquity, with each man hosting multiple television shows and, in Mr. Seacrest's case, a popular drive-time radio show.
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ROME — When the Five Star Movement took power in Italy in 2018, the party's boyish and immaculately dressed political leader, Luigi Di Maio, emerged as the reassuring face of a political force transitioning from protest movement to a mature governing party.
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Currently, MySizeID is working with Boyish Jeans to increase sustainability in the denim industry by reducing customer returns and the sheer amount of ill-fitting clothing that get discarded — major factors contributing to the pollution crisis in the fashion industry.
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They have more to do with the boyish antics of its first directors, Phil Lord and Chris Miller, who butted heads with Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy, who summarily replaced them with Ron Howard, who deemed most of their footage unusable.
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Westbrook's face, in happy moments, is smooth and boyish, with deep dimples and a classic beauty mark on his cheek; his facial hair grows in tiny sparse wisps that suggest an eighth grader who hasn't yet learned how to shave.
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Yet the truth is, it has been some time since anyone has spotted the boyish-looking 41-year-old actor without the chin whiskers that are the male version of the eyeglasses pretty girls sometimes wear to make themselves look smart.
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Jones, who is boyish and soft-spoken, wore a crisp black sweatshirt and beat-up Nike Dunks, along with a gold Rolex Daytona watch and a matching choker, his full name dangling from it in clusters of diamonds and emeralds.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - After winning a primary election that effectively clinched the Republican presidential nomination, Donald Trump paused to laud a boyish-looking 413-year-old who ultimately proved to be an indispensable figure on the path to the White House.
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It's not just that Reuven, played with boyish sweetness by Jordan Wolfe, is allowed to wear American street clothes while Danny, endowed by Joshua Whitson with a wary dignity, must dress only in the conspicuously old-fashioned garments prescribed by his sect.
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The editors and some higher-ups were huddled in one of the smaller offices of Babe's Williamsburg headquarters, including Jack Rivlin, the famously boyish CEO of Babe's parent company Tab Media, and his friend/right hand, Joshi Herrmann, Tab's editor-in-chief.
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He has these big eyes that brim with emotion, and combined with generously full lips that turn down at the corners, this means he can play cute and boyish, petulant, angry, cocky, sexy, or a combination of all, as the script requires.
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"With his devastatingly handsome, round face, his boyish charm, and his strong, sturdy frame, this Pyongyang-bred heartthrob is every woman's dream come true," that article stated, which was excerpted alongside photos on People's Daily showing Kim on a beautiful white horse.
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You can now have Jibo on your kitchen counter (for $33), but as you try to chitchat with it, don't ask whether climate change is real, because it'll reply in its boyish voice: "I've heard that's a complicated topic," and add nothing else.
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The 22-year-old Englishman, who could easily pass for a teenager with his boyish looks, has played in every major this season and the icing on the cake of his campaign arrived when he made his Ryder Cup debut earlier this month.
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The right always savages successful Democrats: Back in 1960, a rising conservative star named Ronald Reagan said of John F. Kennedy, "Under the tousled boyish haircut is still old Karl Marx..." President Bill Clinton was accused of murder by right-wing conspiracy buffs.
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The allegations against the boyish stars who epitomize an industry that has put South Korean pop culture on the global stage has triggered a blame game with accusations the business has neglected young stars' morality in the lust for fame and fortune.
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His wide-eyed confusion and panic takes place in a studio simulacrum of broad daylight, leaving him no shadows to escape to; the boyish new wardrobe that's replaced his trademark black hoodie would leave him little chance of blending in any case.
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No matter how many times Mr. Trump issued boyish insults against other candidates, or faced newspaper stories that exposed his business dealings, his sexism or his distortions (something Mr. Trump has euphemistically called "truthful hyperbole"), people kept voting for him at the polls.
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Gosha Rubchinskiy eau de toilette From: Gosha RubchinskiyAroma: Crisp, Boyish Inspired by the acrid smell of skateboard wheels hitting the hot pavement, this first fragrance from Gosha Rubchinskiy celebrates youth and freedom — though it is oddly reminiscent of a classic citrusy cologne.
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"Over the past 220 years, habitual New York concertgoers have become well acquainted with a slim young man whose boyish face and carrot-red hair make him instantly identifiable on any concert stage," Allen Hughes wrote in The New York Times in 21960.
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Owned by independent management guru Jake Udell, whose Th3rd Brain enterprise has already launched the acts ZHU and Krewella from obscurity into the big time, the house is aflutter with boyish industry—half hive-mind, half youth camp, bustling with start-up vibes.
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During the fiendishly difficult final work, Stravinsky's Three Movements From "Petrouchka," there were fleeting moments when the slender, boyish Mr. Trifonov, 25, threw his arms so forcefully into pummeling fortissimo chords that his body lifted maybe six inches off the piano bench.
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But in Malta the mission did not encounter the boyish technocrat once slated to replace Donald Tusk as president of the EU Council in Brussels, but a different man entirely: an uncompromising prime minister whose story, Giegold conceded, no longer added up.
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When I wandered ingenuously onto the scene, Donald Britton was a young star, or so I considered him, just a few years older than me (actually a bit more than a few, it turns out — he always looked so boyish) yet somehow wiser.
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He has a way of locking eyes with you, ducking his head and granting you this little closed-mouth smile that is boyish and endearing, and I understand why one of his former girlfriends is having, according to him, a hard time letting go.
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" In a television ad during his first race for the Senate, a boyish-looking Sessions dressed in a blue work shirt sketches aspects of the worldview that would define him: "I am a conservative, I believe in fundamental values, I believe there is truth.
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For more than 10 years now, he has been turning in variations on the same coy performance, employing a curdled, boyish and weirdly artificial voice that he first unveiled (I think) in "The Producers" and now seems to use every time he steps onstage.
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In typical Katy Perry fashion, the star revealed her cut via a goofy video using a face-morphing filter on her Instagram story to reveal her boyish, buzzed cut (that appears to be styled in a mini-mohawk) cut by celebrity stylist Chris McMillan.
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If this look cuts a stark contrast to the long-prevailing trend of wearing nails pared-down and boyish — in keeping with the Céline-inflected minimalism that has ruled the runways since 2012 — we're now beginning to see something closer to a settled middle ground.
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The national media also loves hip, handsome politicians, and O'Rourke's boyish charm and optimism is all the more appealing when the foil is Cruz, "the Skeletor of American politics," as Jack Shafer argued earlier this month (even if Cruz is just a year older).
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The thing was, I didn't particularly want to be a boy, and I wasn't trying to approximate any look fully or exactly; what I did want was to look like a girl who was obviously lifting particular boyish elements and incorporating them into her style.
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A few months ago, the boyish 48-year-old let the lease expire on his Cold Spring, N.Y., apartment, and dumped or donated virtually everything he owned, more than 40 garbage bags of sheets, dishes, clothes, books, his college diploma, even childhood photo albums.
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A half-hour-long vamp would seem to all but mandate some vocal gymnastics from the singer, but Kjartansson, whose boyish, unassuming presence and somewhat ungainly body suggest a studied amateurism, refuses to transform or even vary the simplicity of the phrase being sung.
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Doherty excels at affectionate character sketches tinged with junked-out wistfulness, yet beneath it all throbs a death wish that looks less like a posture each passing year, as the boyish man stumbles towards what may prove to be the mother of all midlife crises.
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Though the franchise continues Sylvester Stallone's "Rocky" movies, this new iteration fits Jordan like a boxing glove: As Adonis Creed, the ambitious athlete stepping out of his late father's long shadow, Jordan toggles between muscular bravado and a wounded, boyish vulnerability that is startling.
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In the little recording suite, Lamar, whose face was boyish despite that night's beard, who is small of stature but carries himself with uncomplicated gravity, was resplendent in canary-yellow from head to toe save for the white socks peeking out of his apricot slippers.
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In addition to his boyish good looks and his Queer Eye manifesto that food can change lives, Porowski is also known for his love of yogurt-laced guacamole and Italian cheese; on any day, his endorsement of non-dairy butter is a smart strategy.
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Captured by a security camera and shared across the internet, the images of a boyish teenager being dragged from a bodega and hacked to death reverberated as few recent crimes have in New York City, drawing outrage and empathy from politicians, police officials and celebrities.
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In the guise of his frat-boyish Mr. Bush, Mr. Ferrell reminded the audience, "You might remember, the W. stands for wassssup," and said that he had lately been working on his oil paintings and earning an online M.F.A. from the University of Phoenix.
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With a boyish, mercurial face evincing the subtlest shift in affect, the actor has resisted staid masculine archetypes in wildly different ways (of his drag performance in Almodovar's Bad Education, he has boasted, "It didn't take that long in the makeup room to look like a woman").
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As Moritz, whose problems are as much educational as sexual, Mr. Durant exudes a boyish sense of melodramatic frustration; his brutish father will not countenance anything less than accomplishment, and Moritz's struggles at school are met with a lack of sympathy that shrivels his vulnerable soul.
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As Mr. Cruz seeks to expand his support in his pursuit of Donald J. Trump, looking beyond his base of evangelicals and Tea Party members, he has moved aggressively to court the younger voters more often associated with his more boyish-faced rival, Senator Marco Rubio.
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You may have an image in your mind of Chris Pine as the perpetually boyish Prince Charming-type from Into the Woods and Star Trek, but these days, he's embracing a different image: One in which he stops shaving, embraces his grays and gives overalls a spin.
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That was when he was bow-tied and boyish and still wrote magazine pieces, this one about a loopy overseas trip in 2003 with the Reverend Al Sharpton as he led improvised peace talks to end a civil war that had been raging in Liberia since 1999.
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"[She has] this femininity and, at the same time, a boyish side that's supercool and inspiring," the label's designer Nicolas Ghesquière told W. Leave it to the woman who revived the magic of Mary Poppins to turn the red carpet into a place of pure delight.
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"I fell in love with the forest and the land because they were our only way to survive," Mr. Leng, who has a boyish face and speaks with a rapid-fire delivery, said during an interview at his home on the dusty outskirts of Phnom Penh.
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The boyish and charming Gayford, the 163-year-old host of a TV fishing show who smiles with delight no matter how many times he is asked "Is Jacinda your greatest catch?" would be the stay-at-home dad who would show the way for modern men.
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There were also ribbed-knit tank tops and long-sleeved shirts in bright shades of plum, red, yellow and green, as well as a range of zip-up jackets with hoods that looked a little Zoolander-esque in the best of ways — sporty, boyish and fun.
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And as Mr. Honnold, all eyes and ears and boyish eagerness, brightly speaks of an emotionally isolated childhood and the once "bottomless pit of self-loathing" that has driven him upward, his meticulous preparations to scale El Capitan in Yosemite National Park take on a ritualistic cast.
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To gauge from his runway, he envisions her (or him) pairing a bouclé coat or cardigan with leather chaps or butcher's aprons straight out of a Mapplethorpe photograph; slinging a boyish camel coat over men's boxers; or accessorizing a garishly colorful rugby shirt with racy python boots.
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On the show, however, we are introduced to him simply as David Haller (played with a smeary boyish charisma by Dan Stevens, whom most Americans know from "Downton Abbey"; a lucky few know him from "High Maintenance"), a twitchy fellow who has been medicated into dullness.
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Courage of this order reaches beyond recklessness, and during the Okinawa scenes, which consume the final hour of the movie, Garfield's boyish features are racked and seized in a kind of trance; the agonized effort to save others, we realize, entails a near-ecstasy of suffering.
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A half-dozen belly-laugh moments — and Gore's boyish buoyancy — keep things light, the footage from around the world is as good as anything National Geographic could ever hope to produce, and the villain (no spoilers here, sorry) barely has to show his face to make an impact.
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In the opening scene, when Frankie sees Janice and Jarvis together for the first time, the cropped-haired Ms. Gevinson, clad in boyish shorts and T-shirt, is indeed truly alarming in her infatuation with the pair, stroking their shoes and pants legs as if they were religious icons.
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OJ Simpson, which garnered unanimous praise for the depth of its character nuance and thematic layering, the Versace cast is rich with veteran and rookie talent; there's Penelope Cruz as the heartbroken and hell-bent Donatella, Darren Criss as boyish killer Andrew Cunanan, and Edgar Ramirez as the venerated, genius designer.
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Like Sackville-West, the ghost wears her hair in a bob, so that her "dark little clubbed head" has a "boyish, page-like appearance;" the new edition of the story from Chronicle Books, with illustrations by Kate Baylay, shows her flitting through the dollhouse in all her Art Deco splendor.
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Admission to the event was free.) By Anthony Deutsch AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A boyish 1.63-year-old who looks like Justin Trudeau and sounds like Barack Obama has emerged as a potential kingmaker in Dutch politics, riding a rare message of tolerance ahead of an election dominated by anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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Perhaps she decided that now that she's a beauty-industry business mogul, she has to look the part of CEO — but regardless of whether she's wearing a pencil skirt or pale purple lipstick, or wearing extra long extensions or an unfussy, boyish bob, she always looks like a boss to us.
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Mr. Allen, who was smartly dressed in a John Varvatos collarless jacket, immaculate white Nike Air Force 1 low-tops and a T-shirt from the artist Mike Kelley's posthumous exhibition at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, merely cupped his tea, a slightly forced study in boyish innocence.
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Over a meal of cold-tossed pig liver and stir-fried tomato and egg near his family home in Dongzhang, the boyish farmer acknowledged that he had traveled to Pakistan late last year and paid around $14,500 to a Chinese broker in the hopes of bringing home a Pakistani bride.
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" (The owners had not given him permission to show it.) Mr. Martin, one of those lucky men who still look boyish in their late 50s, knows some forgers are careless, like the man whose supposed Jackson Pollock was sold to the Knoedler Gallery in Manhattan with the signature "Jackson Pollok.
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In the show, though, this sense of boyish adventure is nicely undercut by the German sculptor Isa Genzken, one of whose "Wind" sculptures from 2009 resembles an American flag featuring an image of astronauts, but is made out of torn scraps of fabric and decorated, surreally, with strips of bacon.
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Jordan's got the boyish charm of Damon, the megawatt smile and daring athleticism of Cruise (there's a couple of running scenes in Just Mercy that rival the famous Tom Cruise run), the intensity of DiCaprio, Pitt's enigmatic sex appeal, and the gravitas of Denzel Washington — without any of the Oscar nominations.
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A few men on the show (the oldest of the younger characters, most notably) exhibited moral decency and some sort of idealism, a few were genuinely sinister — but mostly the male sex seemed adrift, permanently boyish, a bundle of hormonal impulses leagues away from any kind of serious and potent manhood.
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With his chunky-cheeked, boyish grin and dark, curly hair swept back from a widow's peak, he crooned pop favorites for 35 million people from 1951 to 1953 on CBS's "Arthur Godfrey Time," a weekday morning television and radio show, and for "Arthur Godfrey and His Friends," a Wednesday night variety program.
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With a boyish enthusiasm for cars (among them a Corvette Stingray, International Scout, Lincoln MKX, Chevy Tahoe, Honda Civic, Nissan Maxima, and Ford Excursion), Danny, manager at the chain restaurant Luby's and food and beverage director at H-E-B Park, a professional soccer stadium, is happy with his version of American life.
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In Giambattista Tiepolo's fresco "Perseus and Andromeda," which was painted around 2883-31 and luxuriated across the ceiling of a Milanese palazzo, a winged horse spirits away the boyish Perseus, a heroic son of Jupiter with a mop of golden hair, who has just driven his lance into a ravenous sea monster.
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He was instantly recognizable as he strolled down Madison Avenue — a tall, slender, blue-eyed, still boyish-looking man in his spotless three-piece vanilla bespoke suit, pinstriped silk shirt with a starched white high collar, bright handkerchief peeking from his breast pocket, watch on a fob, faux spats and white shoes.
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Captured on video that was shared widely across social media, the killing of a boyish-looking teenager at the hands of machete-wielding gang members has gripped the city, spurring outrage and support from local politicians, the police commissioner and celebrities like the rapper Cardi B and the Yankee pitcher C. C. Sabathia.
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We get a lot of talk about Civil War treachery and payback; as in "Inglourious Basterds" and "Django Unchained," history is something to be toyed with, not explored—a chance for boyish fantasies of revenge, as if enormous crimes could be undone, after the event, by lone and wanton acts of humiliation.
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Risso, a preternaturally boyish man of 36 clad in a floppy fisherman's cap and a thick mint sweater safety-pinned together at the shoulder, bobbed through the building's labyrinth of rooms — nearly deserted at this late hour — until we reached the long, white showroom where his stylists and designers were finishing their fittings.
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In the in-depth article, published Saturday, the Times described the presumptive Republican nominee as a man with a nearly compulsive need to be surrounded by beautiful women, one who repeatedly made unwelcome advances, with an almost boyish tendency to brag about his sex life and rank his conquests for their beauty.
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That he eventually falls victim to the a Western culture he finds repellent, and attempts to resist, elevates Grand Theft Auto IV's boyish humor to a prophetic, cautionary tale—the game implies that the power and allure of contemporary American society is so strong it will consume and destroy even the least willing individuals.
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Among the play's strongest, funniest scenes is its first, a testy meeting between the boyish, tidily dressed assistant principal, Ricky (Ryan Spahn, exuding earnest spunkiness), and a veteran English teacher, Pam (Deirdre Madigan), who glares across the desk that separates them as if she'd like to make a meal of her much younger boss.
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This cultivation of tension between placidity and fear is also at work in at least one of Nanna Susi's works (the expressionless gothic beauty of "Coming Going Thief"), in the accretions of bubbles that form parasitically around the subjects in Mari Sunna's "Cage" and "Gladiator," and, lastly, among the boyish characters depicted by Jarmo Mäkilä (no relation to Rauha).
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The transfer of these hallowed pads represented, both symbolically and in practice, John F. Kennedy's torch of space exploration being passed from government to the private sector — from a once-glorious but now sclerotic federal agency to a new breed of boyish billionaires who embodied the daring passion and imagination of history's great pioneers, adventurers and innovators.
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The Film Society will screen his "Charlotte for Ever," which touches on incest and pedophilia and features a 14-year-old Ms. Gainsbourg, and his "Je t'aime moi non plus" ("I Love You Me Neither"), which stars a 30-year-old Ms. Birkin as a boyish young waitress to whom a gay male truck driver becomes deeply attracted.
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As the conscience-stricken pirate Frederic, apprenticed by mistake to the band of brigands by his adoring nursemaid (you'll recall she was meant to put him in service to a pilot), Kyle Dean Massey, recently on the TV series "Nashville" but also in Broadway's "Pippin," has the square-jawed handsomeness and boyish virility that suit the role.
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Perhaps feeling good in his body, gaining greater confidence, and finding excitement in the attention he gets, while maintaining that boyish charm that made him lovable since the beginning, has gotten him to a place where he can rip off his undertank for screaming fans one day and joke about his mind-blowingly buff BAWD another day.
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And what is interesting to contemplate is how things might have turned out had it been Newman who chose to present his undressed physique and not Reynolds — Newman's lean boyish body a precursor of the glorified hairless male and Reynolds's furry one a relaxed emblem of an era of key parties, swingers, and also the hirsute and mustachioed gay clone.
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A Brooks Brothers tie at the incredibly fat width of 3.25 inches Basically, since the end of the '00s, tie sizes at mainstream companies have been generally shrinking, a result of the influence of such fashion-forward designers as Thom Browne and Hedi Slimane, who pioneered nipped, short suits (Browne) and ultra-slim, boyish silhouettes (Slimane for Dior) on the runway a few years earlier.
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It's a horrific unfairness, for example, that for generations, untold numbers of American girls and women have had their lives "derailed" by sexual abuse, to use the term of one of Judge Kavanaugh's accusers, Christine Blasey Ford, while the boys and men who abused them — maturing, telling themselves they've set aside boyish ways, eliding, avoiding, forgetting — chugged along toward successful careers and public acclaim.
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Whether discussing the world's first crossword book (published by Simon & Schuster, in 1924, which started their company), or reminiscing about the creative influence of his mother (Wilma, who wrote children's stories and articles about horses), or showing off a century-old magazine full of Sam Loyd puzzles (his "childhood hero"), Mr. Shortz, who is 64, exudes an infectious, boyish enthusiasm that registers as uncannily genuine.
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Here's the setup: The scandal being referred to as "Champagne Gate" kicked off when Megyn Kelly look alike Kelsey set up a romantic spot for her and Bachelor Peter Weber, a boyish pilot who is famous for smashing into former Bachelorette Hannah Brown four times whilst in a windmill, to get to know each other, laying out candles and a bottle of Champagne imported all the way from Des Moines in front of a fireplace.
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Staged in a rickety wooden maze before an audience kept standing and against the aural background of a recorded conversation between David Lynch and the composer Angelo Badalamenti, Mr. Simons produced a deft and modest show of supersize letter jackets; tailored coats in traditional British woolens; immense and holey boyish sweaters with ragged hems that tenderly evinced the designer's respect for the innovations of his Belgian countryman Mr. Margiela and for the fragile landscape of boyhood.
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The main threads feature Teddy (Carter Hudson), a CIA agent who teams up with a Contra soldier (Juan Javier Cardenas) as part of an operation to fund the Nicaraguan forces; Franklin (Damson Idris), whose boyish looks belie steely nerves, despite a mom (Michael Hyatt) who'd brain him if she knew what he was doing; and Gustavo (Sergio Peris-Mancheta), a Hispanic wrestler drawn into a dangerous scheme by the daughter (Emily Rios) of a menacing Mexican drug lord.
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One titled "Miss Scaripant, October 1871" turns out to be a portrait of a bowler-wearing Odette, whose gender-shattering self-assurance is foregrounded by Elstir's art: Along the lines of the face, the latent sex seemed to be on the point of confessing itself to be that of a somewhat boyish girl, then vanished, and reappeared further on with a suggestion rather of an effeminate vicious and pensive youth, then fled once more and remained elusive (908).
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The answer is simple: vociferous demand among grime listeners from the UK. Regardless of the level of enthusiasm shown in the reaction videos themselves—and this runs the gamut from genuine, boyish excitement to brazen piss-taking—the one thing they all have in common is a comment section full of earnest recommendations for the next video, for someone across the pond to listen to Wretch 32, Krept and Konan's "Fire in the Booth" or P Money's Dot Rotten diss.
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Kushner — boyish prince, husband to a daughter of the president, also some sort of adviser to the president, winner of 2017's Most Iconic Jerk Photo Award, real estate predator, possible vampire who emerges daily from a coffin embedded under a cherry tree somewhere in the greater D.C. area, a man who was reportedly keen on opening a communications backdoor with Russian government officials for reasons that are unclear but potentially illegal — spoke before tech executives on Monday, and people were very "whoa" because this, to our collective recollection, is the first time the American public has heard the man speak.
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