The video brings to life the idea of nature vs.
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It brings to life a technologically advanced, culturally rich mecca of black excellence.
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"OceansVR: Net positive" brings to life the debate around overfishing on the high seas.
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It provides the backbone of the film, and brings to life Lamarr's beguiling persona.
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One brings to life a jungle station and the other, an oceanographic work space.
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"Money Bagz" -- brings to life a famed tattoo that has lived on Iverson's left hand.
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The new IFC film Mary Shelley brings to life the story of the famed author.
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The film brings to life the animals of Pride Rock using photo realistic visual effects.
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An explosive bout of break dancing brings to life the eruption of a Peruvian volcano.
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"The Dolphin Letters, 1970-1979" brings to life one of literary history's most famous scandals.
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Future History 1968 brings to life an eventful year in news (and it looks so cool!).
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"Letter from Home" beautifully brings to life the the conflicting emotions Eilis faces throughout the film.
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I'm so inspired by the endless imagination, spirit, and colors that Chicanx cultura brings to life.
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Singer's work brings to life various charts and graphs made about climate change in vivid color.
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My designs are typically made on the back of cocktail napkins, which my factory then brings to life.
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Watch this video from the Science Channel that brings to life the asteroid striking earth and the aftermath.
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"It brings to life a better part of our culture," said Spencer McCarty, a 453-year-old Makah whaler.
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She brings to life the children's chafing between their freewheeling London environment, pressure to succeed and conservative family strictures.
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It's exciting to be part of this moment, because, together, we're creating a language that brings to life new stories.
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Mouzam Makkar brings to life another Kaling-created Indian woman who plays against stereotype as Instagram model and influencer Britney.
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LIFE VR is a multi-platform virtual reality brand that brings to life the content of 25 brands under Time Inc.
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"They Go Out in Joy," performed to music by Erin Gee, brings to life photographs of Irish emigrants in the 1920s.
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The video for her single "The Man" brings to life Swift's lyrics about how differently the world views men and women.
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Most importantly, the film brings to life an important moment in an era that very few Americans are even aware of.
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"I think we're just really eager to see what the Instagram community brings to life and the causes they support," said Smith.
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Star's Gigi is extra — a trait that Palmer effortlessly brings to life — but she's still a talented artist just like Mariah and Nicki.
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This '60s movie from Czechoslovakia brings to life the fantastical tales of the titular character through a hybrid of live action and animation.
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It vividly brings to life China's economic debates from Mao's death in 1976 until 1993, by which time the country's direction was clearer.
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Lady Susan, who Ms Beckinsale brings to life with magnetism and charisma, masterfully uses her charm and wit to thrive in any situation.
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Skyrim's new game engine brings to life a complete virtual world with rolling clouds, rugged mountains, bustling cities, lush fields, and ancient dungeons.
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Russell Shorto brings to life half a dozen players from the era of American independence in "Revolution Song," including the first American president.
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The colorful illustrations look like retro linocut prints, while the hand-drawn text brings to life the atmosphere of panic in Prickly Valley.
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Folks, Giancarlo Esposito is on this show, the man who brings to life the single greatest villain in small-screen history. Giancarlo. Esposito.
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Skyrim's new game engine brings to life a complete virtual world with rolling clouds, rugged mountains, bustling cities, lush fields, and ancient dungeons.
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One of the most vibrant is the family patriarch, Vincent, whom Babst brings to life in a portrayal that's impressively unrestrained, even Faulknerian.
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LG's new ad for the G5 smartphone brings to life that classic thought-experiment: what if the world was populated entirely by Jason Stathams?
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In the video "Look What You Made Me Do," Swift brings to life her many (rumored) personalities in a series of intricate and elaborate costumes.
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But its very existence brings to life some of the problems that most plague American political culture — without, unfortunately, really reflecting on what it's doing.
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From there, Krispy Kreme is introducing three brand-new donuts in its fruit-inspired collection — which brings to life some of summer's most identifiable flavors.
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His character's calculating and at times despicable, but Lester brings to life his moral complexity, eliciting an often frustrating level of empathy from the viewer.
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In Covington fans can take location tours or eat at the Mystic Grill, a Southern restaurant that brings to life the cafe from the show.
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Universal issued a press release describing the experience: Fast & Furious Live brings to life the physics-defying stunts that have defined the eight-film franchise.
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Her sound installation brings to life the forgotten histories of the more than one million Indians who fought for the British in the First World War.
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Sabrina's Tati Gabrielle, who brings to life a Black witch with a thing for sexually fluid orgies, has been on the frontlines of this transformative moment.
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The film brings to life both a kickass female demigod and a diverse army of powerful women who ride into battle eager to defeat their enemy.
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Foy, who got her start as Renesme in the Twilight franchise is all grown up, and as delicately beautiful as the dolls Clara brings to life.
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Boom For Real brings to life the early years of legendary artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, using interviews with his friends and mostly previously unseen archival footage.
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We're premiering the video for Hirad Sab-directed "Petty Passion" here, which brings to life the Ruinism album artwork created by previous Lapalux collaborator Marielle Tepper.
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In granting the reader access to both women's interiority, Aliu brings to life the simple, heartbreaking fact that though our stories can intersect, we're ourselves alone.
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And Zarcone's woozy art brings to life haunting other universes — seen when Loma-as-Megan lives her high school life — that are impossibly and delightfully strange.
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While Hamer and Gault shunned too much media attention during their lives, they might've approved of this commemorative film, which brings to life their friendship and personalities.
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The centerpiece of Monica Cook's new exhibition at Postmasters Gallery is the stop-motion video "Milk Tooth," which brings to life a vivid and dystopian alternate world.
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Plot depends on character: the author brings to life both Custer and Libbie—who travelled with him almost everywhere after their marriage during the American civil war.
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Cumberbatch brings to life Thomas Edison who is battling against time and two businessmen who think they have a better idea to bring electricity to the United States.
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The tour, which brings to life her album Look Up Child, kicked off in Louisiana in April and will conclude with a performance in London on Nov. 13.
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In "The Dawn of Detroit," the historian Tiya Miles transports the reader back to the 18th century and brings to life a multiracial community that began in slavery.
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Adiga, the author of the Booker Prize-winning novel "The White Tiger," brings to life the precarious circumstances and impossible choices that immigrants face in his new book.
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"That small, soft, flickering flame brings to life and animates all the art, imagery, textures around you, creating a very intimate and perhaps even sensual environment," Lyons said.
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"Galaxy's Edge" brings to life a planet called Batuu that has never been seen in the "Star Wars" movies or TV shows that began with the original 1977 film.
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With help from artists at Mac Guff, the film brings to life The Land of the Lost Sidekicks, a tale Owen wrote about identifying with the movies' secondary characters.
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Artist Annie Attridge's exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art, London, Should of Could of Would of, brings to life fantasies of sexual missed opportunities in miniature porcelain sculpture.
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There must be something about Australian suburbia—the vague shittiness, the washed out rows of light brick houses, tinder dry nature strips—that brings to life great garage rock.
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What the discrete people she brings to life here have in common is an awareness of the existential trap into which ethnic minorities fall in this country, often irretrievably.
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And so The Crown becomes a useful PR tool for the Windsors — even if they're seemingly wary of its existence and the deeply personal perspectives it brings to life.
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The actor doesn't want to play "glamorous" women, and she passionately reaffirms that it is "super intentional" the teenagers she brings to life are independent and, at times, foul.
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It brings to life St. Augustine's back story, and the stories of pirates like Captain Kidd, who had to be hung twice, because the noose snapped the first time.
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However, the exhibition's main attraction is a dual projection video with that brings to life the correspondence – with all of its psychological and emotional divides – between Kafka and Jesenská.
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"THE FRENCH DISPATCH brings to life a collection of stories from the final issue of an American magazine published in a fictional 20th-century French city," the movie's description reads.
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When the artist is not creating "3D dreams" at his day job for a marketing-tech firm, he brings to life the cobwebs of his past in foreboding photo collages.
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The ride also brings to life the humor that made the movies such big hits, so riders will feel all the feels, alternating from laughter to screaming the entire time.
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Critic score: 92%Based on the young-adult novel by John Green, "Looking for Alaska" brings to life the complicated nature of teenagehood through the lens of Miles "Pudge" Halter.
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What elevates the text is Droege's supercharged performance as he brings to life a handful of the gay men attending Doug's 41st birthday party at a Los Angeles wine bar.
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Shia LaBeouf channels the years of anger and disappointment he has toward his dad and puts it all into a script that the director Alma Har'el beautifully brings to life.
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The compositions teem with vestiges of the natural world: plant, animal, water, and air, and by analogy, Olsen brings to life the creative process through tactile layerings, gesture, revision, and improvisation.
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It makes a lot of sense — in X-Men, Wolverine is given a very complicated back story, and Jackman brings to life Logan's existential confusion with his past and his purpose.
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Naomi Yasuda, an independent nail artist whose Rolodex includes Madonna, Lady Gaga and Kesha, invites her customers to come to appointments with ideas in mind, which she then brings to life.
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A compelling and moving account of their struggle to secure civil rights for black Americans, "The Black Cabinet" brings to life hidden figures whose contributions were systematically erased from the record.
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This concert brings to life a picture book by Ben Finane, illustrated by Mikela Prevost, that details the experiences of Melody, a little girl whose childhood is based on Ms. Lin's.
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The project, which brings to life the Flemish master's 1562 "The Fall of the Rebel Angels," is viewable on YouTube but is best experienced on headsets such as a Google Cardboard mask.
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Filmmaker Raoul Peck brings to life an unfinished work by James Baldwin in I Am Not Your Negro, a documentary examining the lives and history of black men and women in America.
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Though it's full of enchantments, what mostly makes "Blanca & Roja" magical is not the spells that animate the plot but the bond of sisterhood that brings to life Blanca and Roja's struggle.
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There's affection and admiration in his portraits, even the solo ones, as he gently brings to life the images of people he's close with, rendering them with a careful and considerate touch.
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Adapted from the picture scrolls called Choju Jinbutsu Giga, which is considered the earliest records of Japanese manga, this short brings to life black-and-white drawings of animals frolicking in the wild.
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In his second Netflix special, Jo Koy brings to life the heart and humor of family traditions and the troubles of fatherhood with self-deprecating humor and a little bit of hula dancing.
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There, an exhibit by Glenn Kaino, a conceptual artist from Los Angeles, brings to life the one-armed salute by the sprinter Tommie Smith at the Olympic Games in Mexico City in 1968.
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This sophomore novel from Subramanian, an author and educator, does something queer people do in real life all the time, but we rarely see on the page: It brings to life a community.
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There are magnificent passages in this section of the book, as O'Brien patiently brings to life the stories and histories, the terrors and hopes of London's population of exiles, immigrants, and indentured visitors.
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Rhianna Pratchett will be speaking this Saturday (17th of September) at FutureFest 2016, a weekend festival that brings to life the groundbreaking trends and technology which will shape your world 30 years from now.
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Apparently, Nintendo put plenty of thought into that experience, so we're hoping that it really brings to life the sensation of a wild animal wriggling rhythmically as its freedom seeps away, second by second.
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In language that is understated and economical, Vanasco brings to life the father she loved with an almost frightening force, and the dizzying collapse of reality she experienced in the wake of his death.
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Directed by Jon Favreau, the new movie brings to life Rudyard Kipling's classic stories about young boy Mowgli, who was raised by wolves in the jungle and whose life is threatened by a bloodthirsty tiger.
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Based on director Alfonso Cuarón's childhood, the black and white tearjerker brings to life the effects of political turmoil and scandalous relationships of a family in 1970s Mexico and was among our favorite films of 2018.
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Read These Stories Next: A Tour Through The Creepiest Cults In Cinematic History What The Ending Of American Horror Story: Cult Really Meant The Terrifying Truth About Sex & Cults That American Horror Story Brings To Life
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The outline of the story of "Arnhem" may be familiar, but Sir Antony's unearthing of neglected sources from all the countries involved—British, American, Polish, Dutch and German—brings to life every aspect of the battle.
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" As the press release notes: "This campaign captures these bonds and brings to life different ways we can inspire families — both born and made — to connect with one another, and celebrate the things that unite us.
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"One wonders if these people are people at all, or instead soulless golem," he said, referring to a Jewish fable about the golem, a clay giant that a rabbi brings to life to protect the Jews.
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Following the dead tracks around Israel, as I've been doing for a few years now, brings to life a fluid Middle East that used to exist and throws into relief the constricted frontiers of the present.
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Filmed in a gritty style that makes the viewer feel and almost smell 1st century Rome, the story brings to life the Apostle Paul, the man whose letters make up much of the Bible's New Testament.
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From a nostalgic standpoint, the last third of the movie brings to life dreams you've had for decades, as Lucas gives us the start of the Clone Wars as well as Yoda having a lightsaber battle.
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With yet another fabulous cast of stars all playing the royal family and significant political figures like Winston Churchill and John F. Kennedy, the series brings to life the many twists and turns of the United Kingdom's history.
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Free State of Jones brings to life one of the Civil War's most extraordinary and counterintuitive episodes, in which a Confederate deserter overthrew his former commanders and established a free "state" in his native corner of southeast Mississippi.
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KIEV, April 262 (Reuters) - A Ukrainian computer game that brings to life a town abandoned after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster may not sound like everyone's idea of fun but has attracted 2615,215 people globally since its launch in October.
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On Thursday, a recital featuring the baritone Stephen Salters and the Taíno singer Irka Mateo brings to life the music of Native Americans, African slaves and Dutch immigrants that might have been heard on the streets of New Amsterdam.
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"If at any point we feel like something feels weird or uncomfortable, or [we] say 'This doesn't feel right,' he's so open to having a conversation about it," Gabrielle, who brings to life witch-y cool girl Prudence Night, explains.
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Mars has stated that the sounds he brings to life are inspired by the music he grew up on; his father was a performer, a fan of doo-wop who played 1950's rock n' roll and Little Richard numbers.
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The Finest Hours brings to life the most daring rescue in the history of the U.S. Coast Guard, in which a crew of four risked their lives to save 33 men stranded at sea in the middle of a devastating nor'easter.
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Yet to see, in real time, fund companies turning away investors because they cannot quickly unload assets that are hard to sell brings to life a nightmare situation that has long kept central bankers and large investment managers awake at night.
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"The Wizarding World of Harry Potter," opening April 20143, brings to life the quaint town of Hogsmeade from author J.K. Rowling's seven-part "Harry Potter" books and subsequent films, and it caps off a five-year revamp across the park.
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Although this remarkable actor uses minimal props and no costume changes in "Sell/Buy/Date," she nevertheless brings to life more than a dozen characters with such distinctness that each seems to take over her voice, her mind, her very presence.
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I've recently read more Raymond Chandler than I have at any time and can't quite figure out why except that the dark underworld he brings to life, a boozy and beautiful Los Angeles, is one I can get completely lost in.
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Breakthrough Junior Challenge A final prize, the Breakthrough Junior Challenge, honors students with an "original science video [that] brings to life an important scientific or mathematical idea or principle," to the tune of $250,000, with additional prize money for their teachers and schools.
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It is here that viewers are introduced to its central character, Dr. Frank-N-Furter, a cross-dressing pansexual alien scientist who, one rainy evening, brings to life an artificial creature designed for carnal pleasures and seduces a newly engaged boyfriend and girlfriend.
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The new Broadway musical, which opened Thursday at New York City's St. James Theatre, brings to life the sweet story — loosely based on the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale The Snow Queen — in a faithful and fun production that is sure to melt your heart.
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The line, which dropped in stores and online on May 18, brings to life "the ultimate summer gathering, where everyone's invited," and features more than 300 items, ranging from apparel and accessories for men, women, children, toddlers, babies and pets to home and outdoor products.
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The institution continues to work on erecting a new building, but in the meantime has found ways to maintain a public presence, most recently through a thoughtful, digitally accessible project that brings to life local history while engaging with the present-day, still-recovering community.
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Children, however, will experience it just as a straightforward tale of a painter who creates a fantastically colored menagerie — a yellow cow, a pink rabbit, a purple fox — which the show brings to life both two-dimensionally, on easels, and three-dimensionally, as ever more varied surprises.
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Rove is in awe, rightly so, of McKinley's political achievement, and his richly detailed, moment-by-moment account in "The Triumph of William McKinley" brings to life the drama of an electoral contest whose outcome seemed uncertain to the candidate and his handlers until the end.
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" Martin Barnes, Senior Curator of Photographs at the V&A, added, "The new Photography Centre brings to life some of the V&A's most beautiful original picture galleries and provides a permanent home for one of the finest and most inspiring collections of photography in the world.
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Mark Hogancamp, played by Steve Carell, was beat within an inch of his life, randomly, and is attempting to cope with the event and the loss of his memories by creating life-like dolls that live in a scaled-down town called Marwen that Hogancamp brings to life with his imagination.
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"Before I had this job, I had never known, like really known, that there were actually environments in which women's bodies were evaluated as if they were tires, or trucks," writes an understandably peeved Miller, who deftly brings to life the free-spending and freewheeling glossy magazine culture of the time.
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Brinkley, along with a diverse, star-studded group including Priyanka Chopra, Yara Shahidi, Wiz Khalifa, Jasmine Sanders and many more, teamed up with Gap and British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful to star in a film called Bridging the Gap, which brings to life the brand's iconic basic white t-shirt.
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I'm not sure about all actor-authors, but in "Bucky ____ Dent," his second novel, the TV star David Duchovny so believably brings to life his slacker, pot-smoking, 30-something protagonist, Ted Fullilove, that we feel for Ted the way we feel for most slacker, pot-smoking, 30-somethings: Get a life.
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But a true standout of the movie is Dev Patel, as he brings to life the character of Arjun, a staff member of the Taj who bravely puts his own life on the line like so many staff members did to ensure that as many guests trapped in the hotel as possible could survive.
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In what is the third movie this year to tackle the World War II evacuation of Dunkirk (along with Their Finest and, well, Dunkirk), Joe Wright — who also previously depicted Dunkirk in his 20183 film Atonement — directs Oldman in a colorful, moving, often funny film that brings to life Churchill's tactical brilliance and personal idiosyncrasies.
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It spans two centuries, but focuses on the first half of the 20th — a time of logger barons, the messy early labor movement, World War I, and the very real challenges that family, love, ambition, and a vision for a better life press upon the complex, strong characters that Karl Marlantes brings to life.
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He has much to say, too, about the political, military and social aspects of the age, including two revolutions, various wars, epidemics and natural disasters; he vividly brings to life the delights of Paris salons and French country-house living, as well as the discomforts of 19th-century long-distance travel and the horrors of the era's medicine.
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Obama's flip-flop is in part thanks to the activism of Lin-Manuel Miranda and the popularity of his smash hit Broadway musical Hamilton, which brings to life one of the most fascinating and significant characters in American history while also offering a compelling love story and a deep meditation on the nature of historical memory.
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Obama's flip-flop is in part thanks to the activism of Lin-Manuel Miranda and the popularity of his smash hit Broadway musical Hamilton which brings to life one of the most fascinating and significant characters in American history while also offering a compelling love story and a deep meditation on the nature of historical memory.
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"The book brings to life the fraught history between healthcare institutions and their neighboring communities; reminds us that behind every patient, medical record number, or "case" there is a person with his or her own rich history and surfaces issues of exploitation, ownership (of bodies, of cells, and of stories), partnership and empowerment," Hwang told Business Insider.
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Well known to concertgoers in New York for his lively, erudite program notes, Mr. Sullivan brings to life the musical renaissance that has been happening in recent decades in New Orleans by placing it in the context of that city's long history as a hotbed of mingling musical genres — including, since the early 19th century, opera.
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She describes how it might have felt for a young girl to lose her virginity to a handsome man in a shabby boarding house; recreates the sounds and smells of a summer night on the roof of a Harlem tenement; brings to life the romance of the chorus line and the thrill of teenagers roaming the streets with their friends.
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A mesmerizing new Super Bowl ad brings to life celebrities' high school yearbook photos using their real voices and a little (or lot of) CGI magic, allowing Tina Fey, Robert Redford, Amy Adams, Magic Johnson, Steve Carell, Missy Elliott, Stan Lee, Jimmy Kimmel, and Viola Davis to join forces in an effort to urge people follow their dreams, whatever they are.
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As each fairy does a single supported pirouette in her cavalier's arms — this step passes along the lines from left to right — the Lilac Fairy's eight female attendants do a simple unsupported turn behind them; although there's nothing flashy about the steps, the overlay of rhythms — six in front against eight behind — intricately brings to life the various layers of Tchaikovsky's glorious music.
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Mukasonga brings to life the old ways — of teaching your feet to see in the dark, so you won't injure yourself while walking home late at night; of learning to flatter your favorite cow; of weaving together grasses to make a cradle for a baby while you work in the fields, building it just so, to keep out snakes and the sun.
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"Snap's potential move into Saudi Arabia brings to life a choice that tech titans have long internally debated, whether to conduct business remotely or establish a physical presence in-country," said Sam Blatteis, Google's former head of government relations for Gulf countries and now CEO of The Mena Catalysts, a consultancy that advises tech multinationals on policy and governmental affairs in the Middle East.
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You see, there are only a few working days left before WIRED25, our two-day live event that, in many ways, brings to life the November issue of WIRED, titled Have a Nice Future: Stories of 25 People Racing to Save Us. A few months back, as we began planning the November issue, we started to feel that national malaise, the distress that surrounded the environment, health, cybersecurity, politics.
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"It's really important that people understand this is it — this is the product where all four generations have come together, and there's this massive leap, this meaningful leap that comes with this product that, we think, brings to life customers' needs, through and through," Microsoft Corporate Vice President of Devices Panos Panay said during a private meeting at Microsoft's Building 88 in Redmond, Washington, where he gave me a preview of the new device.
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In "Mount Pleasant," Patrice Nganang, another well-received Cameroonian writer, who teaches at Stony Brook University, brings to life the magical community of artists and intellectuals that peopled his nation before colonialism; the enigmatic storyteller Petina Gappah, a lawyer who was born in Zambia and raised in Zimbabwe, is retelling David Livingstone's epic journey to the interior of Africa as seen by the porters he took with him, who after his death, cut out his heart and buried it and then returned his body to the coast, where his final quest had started.
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