This summer, Jumanji will be brought to life once more.
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Sasha: It's Bey's alter ego literally brought to life. 18.
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Others are being brought to life as lesbian or transgender.
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He's pretty much the standard internet misogynist brought to life.
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All this was brought to life by an excellent cast.
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Fiona was out and spinning, like "Fantasia" brought to life.
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It was brought to life by one of those humans.
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Now, the RBG action figure is being brought to life.
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They're brought to life by stories from Eberhardt's own experience.
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It's like Twitter and Instagram brought to life–and it's hilarious.
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The powerful painting was brought to life by artist Michael Rosato.
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Plus, it'll be perfectly brought to life by our favorite actresses.
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The world is Vincentified, and the painting is brought to life.
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Now, this historical event is being brought to life through reenactment.
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How is a character like Black Panther brought to life in 2018?
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Think of all the ways that this could be brought to life.
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The event's massively inflated budget brought to life insider excess and croneyism.
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Seeing his "Kimmel Komix" brought to life tickled the late night host.
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He seemed like an unstoppable force, a cartoon character brought to life.
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Nothing says "Halloween" like a sort-of-popular phrase brought to life.
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FREEDOM OVER ME. Eleven Slaves, Their Lives and Dreams Brought to Life.
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Rabid readers want to see something they've already digested, brought to life.
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These harrowing memories will be brought to life once again in her book.
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The film even brought to life Garland's memorable matching blue hat and dress.
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This is precisely what mashup artist Adam Schleichkorn considered and brought to life.
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Today, that vision is brought to life with the launch of Figma Community.
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Opponents see the program, called Aadhaar, as Orwell's Big Brother brought to life.
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His imagination is brought to life by a multi-talented man named Dauda.
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What did you think of that scene being brought to life in the movie?
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Later, the eccentric character was brought to life by the equally zany Evanna Lynch.
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" Isaiah's mother, Tarah Acosta, tells PEOPLE: "My son's words have been brought to life.
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Ladies, your dream line-up of plus friendly swimwear has been brought to life.
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Deadpool's frenetic pace and chaos strives to be a comic book brought to life.
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The description reads: The terror of Alien is brought to life in Alien: Blackout.
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It was further enhanced and brought to life by Casalegno's passion for virtual reality.
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You can read more about how Fisher was brought to life in "TROS" here.
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Now, this might simply be wishful thinking brought to life by a welcome rumor.
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He lightly traces the history of science fiction becoming reality around computers, and you get the sense that West really delighted in the fact that things he did as a comic book character brought to life were, in turn, being brought to life.
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Who could forget Trya Banks' acting debut in 2000 as a Barbie brought to life.
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But here, it comes together to look like the best of Instagram brought to life.
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The country itself was painstakingly mapped out and brought to life by developer Johnnemann Nordhagen.
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It has brought to life the stories of resilience and strength we carry within us.
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Old Man's Journey is charming, like a hand-drawn New Yorker cover brought to life.
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One of the most emotional moments from This Is Us has been brought to life.
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On Tuesday night, Colbert brought to life the sentient being known as Cartoon Hillary Clinton.
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Two decades ago, American History X brought to life the ugly realities of white supremacy.
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"Zootopia" isn't Disney's only animated film which is being brought to life in the parks.
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Critic's Notebook SAN FRANCISCO — The party felt like a text-message bubble brought to life.
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These last little stories brought to life the Australian-American alliance on a human scale.
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While Romano brought to life lawyer Bill Bufalino, Pesci played his mobster relative Russell Bufalino.
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It's like a comic from Jean "Moebius" Giraud has been brought to life in three dimensions.
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The groovy stick figures brought to life by the Ohio band definitely have the move down.
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Mario's hat, to be specific, which is brought to life by a mysterious being named Cappy.
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She's a Joan Didion essay brought to life and plonked in a studio with Jack Antonoff.
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The rhythms they played were mesmerizing, like tribal beats brought to life through a full band.
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Civil libertarians are horrified, viewing the program, called Aadhaar, as Orwell's Big Brother brought to life.
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My dream was brought to life in any game against my big brother in Wiffle ball.
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Free to embrace the C-3PO he had brought to life, the actor refined the voice.
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Others have been brought to life via animation, inviting viewers to tap into a collective breath.
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Guest host Kevin Hart brought to life every office worker's nightmare on Saturday Night Live this week.
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Reading about it is one thing; seeing it brought to life on our TV screens is another.
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It's the first project the Obamas have brought to life as part of their partnership with Netflix.
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Sphero first brought to life a smartphone-controlled 3D-printed ball that debuted at CES in 2011.
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There's nothing quite like seeing a dream of yours literally brought to life in front of you.
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Like the queen she brought to life, Foy does not mince words when it comes to business.
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Saroo Brierley's autobiography A Long Way Home is brought to life by first-time director Garth Davis.
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This was brought to life via Pufferfish's intelligent display technology and Mashable's proprietary Kilogram data visualisation software.
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The show brought to life the Banks family and their quirky Philadelphia cousin, The Fresh Prince, a.k.a.
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Theirs is a warped, chaotic, DIY nostalgia, brought to life by a series of freaky homemade videos.
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In the same piece, Kim brought to life the memories of those directly affected by the testing.
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General Leia Organa was brought to life by having Carrie Fisher's face placed on a digital character.
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Conflicting rainbows contour subjects in late-night New York scenes brought to life by a gentle parallax wobble.
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It's a unique, inclusive brew of characters, too, brought to life by a deep bench of a cast.
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"Houseplant is a passion we've brought to life through drive and dedication," Rogen said in the press release.
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Yet, it's managed to be brought to life through how infectious it is to wind around the screen.
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The environment and characters are brought to life in compelling ways, interacting with you as you move around.
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Six of these chapters will be brought to life in a series of performances between November 15-123.
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It's another to watch the movie and enjoy getting lost in the world Jordan Peele brought to life.
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He brought to life, in astoundingly granular detail, the anguish of a would-be suicide bomber in Iraq.
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After, Payton's wooden body is shaped, sanded, and brought to life by an animated liquid of some sort.
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They are brought to life by programs or scripts that give one person the power to imitate thousands.
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The gothic story about a scientist and his experiment has been brought to life in many film adaptations.
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It's a Date is a deeply engaging little exercise in storytelling, brought to life with vibrant, moving illustrations.
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But with all the brought-to-life emoji action here on Messenger, why would you ever want to, fool?
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The newest part of the show that's being analyzed and brought to life is the characters' real estate investments.
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Or was it about Lala not respecting James' girlfriend, a crop top brought to life by an evil witch?
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Both seem even more stylized than the one at the piano, moving stiffly, like paper dolls brought to life.
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The idea of Graham started about a year ago and was brought to life by Piccinini in six months.
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And during her performance, Perry is once again been out-shined by one of her props-brought-to-life.
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Post-apocalyptic angels are brought to life in a modern day tableaux vivant through the magic of 3D projection.
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The new ending was concocted by co-writer Jennifer Lee and brought to life by story artist, John Ripa.
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The theme, Powered by People, was brought to life in a room where viewers literally powered the dance floor.
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ET on HBO in the US.Watch the full video below to see how the daemons were brought to life.
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The title character, Buffy Summers, was brought to life by a 19-year-old actress named Sarah Michelle Gellar.
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The entire segment is brought to life in the slightly unfocused shine of a TV set from the 80s.
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"It's a digital experience, brought to life in a physical space," Nike CEO Mark Parker said earlier this year.
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Ms. O'Connor's iconic stories are also brought to life through motion graphics, created by a team of female animators.
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Aeneas is sung by Douglas Williams and performed by the dancer Domingo Estrada Jr. It's music brought to life.
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If not for Terranova, my FBI undercover identity, Jimmy Falcone, may never have been brought to life -- real life.
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Most crucially, this show gave its heroine, pitch-perfectly brought to life by Krysten Ritter, the space to be broken.
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The initiative was brought to life after a decade of failed attempts to end street sex work in the area.
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It's like a Ralph Lauren campaign brought to life under the watchful eye of Swift, who's rocking a LOVER top.
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While The Current War sometimes feels like a Wikipedia page brought to life, it's at least an appreciably coherent one.
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Everything you love about Alexa is truly brought to life with this sleek device and its giant 2350-inch screen.
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The novel's protagonists brought to life, with excitement and warmth, the acts I'd only heard described clinically in health class.
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The thrilling, miniaturized journey is brought to life with a slick CGI design and a warm flurry of paint streaks.
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Ott's baroque sense of "overdoing it" was brought to life in her 2015 solo exhibition who cares for the sky?
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The Grammy winner went as Rose DeWitt Bukater, who was brought to life in the 1997 movie by Kate Winslet.
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Count Chocula's personality was brought to life when the three major networks adopted color TV the year Giles was born.
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Some think it's a shtick, a gimmicky representation of broad Jewish stereotypes brought to life by mostly non-Jewish actors.
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Everything looked as if it could become animated, brought to life, and her ceramic pieces have that same kinesthetic quality.
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But the technology AI has already brought to life is still narrow in focus compared to its far-reaching potential.
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These birds are crafted from calligraphy and ornament designs: the lines of letters brought to life as beautifully animated birds.
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At the center of the narrative is a love story, brought to life by Jim Sturgess and Evan Rachel Wood.
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The narrative is brought to life in the film WE, THE MASSES (2011), from which the exhibition gets its title.
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" Nor is it the other one he so vividly brought to life in the boardroom of "The Apprentice": "You're fired.
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In the Netflix original series Heartstrings, the award-winning discography of the country music icon will be brought to life.
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He captured the spirit of our state and brought to life the characters and personalities that made the California story.
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Now, VR from the Netflix hit Stranger Things has brought to life events that were scary enough just to watch online.
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It gets meta as our compter-brought-to-life Gertie introduces herself to Ollie and Arlie, remarking on their relationship status.
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The birthday girl herself went as Rose DeWitt Bukater, who was brought to life in the 1997 movie by Kate Winslet.
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"13 years of @taylorswift13's stories being brought to life and becoming the soundtracks to our own chapters," one user tweeted.
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The interesting phrases he salvaged from the resulting mess ended up on The Ship, brought to life by Eno's sonorous voice.
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And she was good at it, she tells me, before listing many of the high-powered campaigns she brought to life.
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For John, these stories are handled with sensitivity and intelligence, and are marvelously brought to life by Lepage's stagecraft and showmanship.
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All that made the experience even more meaningful when I arrived on set to see my story being brought to life.
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But the star of the show is undoubtedly the hippo-like beast herself, brought to life through innovative and painstaking CGI.
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In 2008, much to tween girls' delight, the vampire Edward Cullen was brought to life on the big screen, in Twilight.
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The bleak reality of this -- surely one of the worst jobs on the Internet -- is brought to life in this Wired article.
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"You're just a small bump unborn / In four months you're brought to life," Sheeran sings on the song from his 2011 album +.
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Each of the eleven scenes includes figures brought to life through a combination of modern animatronics and ancient Indian clay-working techniques.
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This is the kind of richly textured, novelistic play that reads beautifully on the page, but often stalls when brought to life.
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BTS World, on the other hand, was brought to life by those who hold the contracts to BTS's work, likenesses, and livelihoods.
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Thanks to Kickstarter, Problem Glyphs has also been brought to life as a premium art book featuring one hundred of the designs.
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The #metoo movement has brought to life important issues that must be addressed by society, and we're committed to doing our part.
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Because, Beck slowly proves to be leading lady in her story, not a secondary character brought to life by the male gaze.
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One such gay good guy is brought to life by Dascha Polanco, who you may know from Orange Is The New Black.
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But their inclusion in a presentation to the authority's board members brought to life an idea that has been debated for years.
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Think of it as a van Gogh — that is, if one of his paintings were brought to life as a performative protest.
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The two actresses were Hollywood's finest (and its pettiest), and will be brought to life by Susan Sarandon and Jessica Lange, respectively.
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IKEA&aposs Wireless Charging Is Almost Like Having Magic FurnitureCheap and easy wireless charging sounds like Nikola Tesla's fantasy brought to life.
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The town of Pleasantville is brought to life with dozens and dozens of background actors, every single one of them being white.
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One novelist who brought to life a fictional demagogue was Sinclair Lewis, the first American recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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It is possible that when brought to life, Ms. Morissette's songs will extract something useful out of our shared grief and horror.
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They're brought to life all the more by a wonderful cast of voice actors, a literal who's who of Names You Know.
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Leisure activities like dancing, gambling, and trips to the bear-baiting arena are brought to life by imaginative readings of primary sources.
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Through Jim's lens of love and infatuation, Ántonia is brought to life as a young Bohemian girl with many trials and triumphs.
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He's not the kindest or most thoughtful bear, despite being magically brought to life with a child's wish and a shooting star.
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At league competitions, professional pilots steer the drones, glowing in LED light, in environments that look like video games brought to life.
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The series was written by Kevin Ulrich and brought to life by stop-motion animators, and directors Dan MacKenzie and Tucker Barrie.
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The main characters are seen from the outside by the narrator, brought to life in bright, brief scenes, shrewdly examined and placed.
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The guardians were inspired by Greek mythology, another recurring theme in shojo manga, and were brought to life by Kairi Yura's ethereal illustrations.
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It's the first time the words on the page are brought to life, however informally, and this one was obviously a big one.
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If you've got a classic 1980s music video that you want to see brought to life, well then ARKit can do that too.
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Plus, many sexual assault cases involving things like pedophilia aren't brought to life until much later when witnesses and evidence are no more.
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Hosted at Highway 29 Events Center, a vintage car museum in Anaheim, CA, the whole trip to the past was brought to life.
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We're pumped for the movie, and it's too early to know what the screenwriters' vision will look like when it's brought to life.
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Before they brought to life the world's most beloved superheroes, the stars at the forefront of Marvel's biggest films were just like us.
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But perhaps appropriately, for a subject so close to home, "Autobiography" is being brought to life by his own troupe, Company Wayne McGregor.
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But that didn't stop Brown, like many little girls, from loving the goodness and special qualities that Disney princess characters brought to life.
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It's all the more disappointing because the world they have brought to life is a visual feast, immensely creative, and full of possibilities.
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I've spent most of 2018 taking a pretty hard pass on new hip-hop and rap that wasn't brought to life by women.
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Brought to life by Greta Gerwig, the film also stars Emma Watson as Meg, Eliza Scanlen as Beth and Florence Pugh as Amy.
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You know the rom-com, but do you know the singular voice that Helen Fielding first brought to life in her 2001 novel?
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Diana is being brought to life by the Tony-award winning pair behind the 2009 Broadway musical Memphis, Joe DiPietro and David Bryan.
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The character brought to life on The Mary Tyler Moore Show by the late Mary Tyler Moore revolutionized how the world saw women.
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The edible Buddy is so massive that the pieces were made separately, to be put together and brought to life right on site.
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Kevin Spacey narrates as that contest and five others are brought to life with archival footage and images, re-creations and expert commentary.
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The update was brought to life, in part, by James Franco, who executive produced and also has a small part in the movie.
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The song is bookended by vibrant and bouncy verses, brought to life by guitars that intertwine and then reflect off of each other.
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The men, whose story will be brought to life in Netflix's "When They See Us," discuss the mini-series with their onscreen counterparts.
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This movie is freaking beautiful, from the magical origami brought to life to the stop-motion animated water, snow, mountains, and monkey fur.
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I told him that seeing the risk of death brought to life on the page affected me the way nothing else had before.
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The list was unquestionably impressive in variety and dramatic range, as fellow completists can attest, especially as brought to life by Mr. Gardiner.
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Parasite, the stunning South Korean psychological thriller brought to life by director Bong Joon Ho, makes history with its whopping six different nominations.
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Plus, whatever you think about the way Sonic looks in CGI, he's being brought to life by comedic gem Jean Ralphio, aka Ben Schwartz.
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It's like nostalgia brought to life — an effect amplified by the half-light of early morning, which coats diner scenes in a weird haze.
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Minor characters like the demonic Seyton and Caithness (here a woman, and in love with Duff) have more significance and are brought to life.
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In the 28 years since she was first introduced, the character has been brought to life in numerous movies, TV shows, and video games.
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But it can be brought to life using a matching base with hand-cranked wheels that power it, or simply rolled across the floor.
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NBA Street and NFL Street brought to life the imagination of every kid that played football in the field or basketball on the concrete.
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As Disney keeps digging into its fairytale archives, yet another age-old classic is being brought to life:1955's Lady And The Tramp.
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It's rather like an old-school "expanded universe" novel brought to life — a tight little story stuffed with references to other Star Wars media.
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For the first time ever, Krispy Kreme is letting Americans choose which of four trailblazing new glazed doughnut flavors will be brought to life.
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While it's definitely a bit strange to look at a cartoon brought to life, it does look like it will be fun to watch.
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"They're bringing attention to what this woman did as a trailblazer in the department, and it's great to see that brought to life," Sgt.
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As Craig Bartlett, the show's creator, told me during an interview at Nickelodeon Studios, The Jungle Movie was brought to life by fans online.
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Reading Act One, Scene Four was the first time I realised just how awesome this play could look when brought to life on stage.
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Save 275% on Smith ski goggles and helmetsIn 250, Dr. Bob Smith brought to life the first prototype of the modern-day ski goggle.
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The book 1974 "Helter Skelter" by Vincent Bugliosi and Curt Gentry is brought to life in this movie about the Manson crimes and trial.
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"Adrienne Kennedy brought to life the depths of black female interiority and the aching humanity of black womanhood," Ms. Brooks wrote in an email.
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The book has brought to life the screenplay that Salvador Dalí wrote for the Marx Brothers and was somehow never made into a movie.
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With the headphones however, this man is being brought to life with varied colors, emotions and flourishing in a whole different world outside reality.
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So whether you watch the movie or read the book, the story that Bryan has brought to life is one that everyone should hear.
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Because it's all about amazing technology, but it's also about the amazing content that's going to be brought to life with this great technology.
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Up. The high-flying transportation system, brought to life through renderings and video with Italdesign, was unveiled earlier this week at the Geneva Motor Show.
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Introducing some hybrids brought to life by the Cupid's arrow of climate change — and some speculation as to what we'll end up calling these critters.
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And it's been brought to life by 24-year-old Ian Burkhart, the first — and so far, the only — person ever to use the system.
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That manifestation of the Harry Potter character was brought to life with the opening of The Cursed Child on Broadway, where Noma Dumezweni plays Hermione.
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History's O.G. Head Bitch in Charge reigned in ancient Egypt, and was brought to life by the inimitable Elizabeth Taylor in a career-defining role.
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The family's journey brought to life the wide divide between Italy and most of the rest of the Western world on civil rights for homosexuals.
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Rose gold was first brought to life with Cartier's Trinity Ring in the 1920s; it saw nearly a decade of popularity before vanishing into oblivion.
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Comer played each of them with such disturbing accuracy and nuance that it's easy to forget they're all brought to life by the same actress.
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The answer, dear reader, is this: They've all been brought to life on Raspberry Pi, a miniature computer the size of a deck of cards.
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It quickly became clear that this, in fact, is the preferred way to see him perform, with each nuance of the production brought to life.
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She played a model named Bibi Rockford, who was brought to life after Alex used a magical copy machine on a poster from Justin's room.
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But the result was a talky, pokey narrative that wasn't brought to life by its action set pieces, no matter how well they were done.
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She had been long inspired by the storytelling of Nora Ephron and the characters brought to life in movies starring Julia Roberts and Sandra Bullock.
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It's a world you've known and loved for years, skillfully brought to life from the latest minds to be given the keys to the city.
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Georgie, his mostly mute "idiot brother," is brought to life through abstract movement developed by the choreographer Erin Kilmurray and touchingly performed by Travis Turner.
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Russia's rich history of Venus exploration is brought to life in IKI's museum with mockups of its iconic landers and balloons used in past missions.
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This material was brought to life with astonishing physical skill and enchanting theatrical magic, but the sophistication was undermined by simplistic metaphors and pat resolutions.
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The prickly personality of Mary, with her bulging, needy blue eyes and pendulous breasts, is brought to life by Mr. Russo with funny-sad precision.
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The books mainly consisted of photographs, some original, some cut from magazines and all of them brought to life by their proximity to one another.
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In fact, the public speaking champion believes that brilliant ideas are worth nothing until they are brought to life with the power of your words.
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In a post-#MeToo society, it is already doubtful viewers are clamoring to see that story brought to life through a multi-million-dollar production.
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Every detail of Edward Hopper's "Western Motel" has been brought to life at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, where you can spend the night.
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For a social network that's really just a skeleton brought to life by the media its users share, Facebook has always had a penchant for art.
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"Americans — black Americans, white Americans — in each of these cases brought to life the promise of America by choosing excellence and competence over race," Biden said.
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That Hermione had already been brought to life as a woman of color via pen, paint, and pixels only contributed to the surreality of that day.
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McKinnon gave us nightmares and cracked us up when she brought to life "Kellywise," a combination of Stephen King's terrorizing clown and the presidential counselor. 3.
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But Peter Parker rose above that status and became a character who brought to life and gave relevance to the terrifying unsureness of being a teen.
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Diana Prince/Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) is an Amazon warrior who was made from clay by her mother and brought to life by the God Zeus.
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This animated GIF—you can see the printed image below my iPhone—shows a Vine of Motherboard's unofficial corgi Winston as brought to life with Lifeprint.
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"No Man's Sky Virtual Reality is not a separate mode, but the entire game brought to life in virtual reality," Murray wrote in a blog post.
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Of the album, "Marilyn Monroe" is a standout, and now the airy ballad is brought to life through the directorial vision of Iranian artist Hirad Sab.
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Memories of playing Mozart sonatas flooded back to me, and my fingers twitched in recognition — brought to life by the Frankenstein sonata assembled from various parts.
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Related: Explore A Van Gogh-Styled Google Map Van Gogh's Flowers Brought To Life With 3D Printer Thousands of Oil Paintings Animate Vincent van Gogh's Story
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Three years ago, Vista Outdoor was brought to life in that manner by which corporations reproduce: a tax-free spinoff to shareholders.
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Samsung showed that its artificial intelligence technology can create a deepfake with a single photo by using an example of the Mona Lisa brought to life.
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While there's no guarantee any of these ideas will actually be brought to life, they offer a glimpse into Walmart's vision for the future of retail.
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Last season, we saw a harrowing past brought to life through the imagery of the Rwandan genocide; this season seems to have brought us to purgatory.
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Second, is "weird Japan," brought to life by the are countless, recycled jokes about tentacle porn and used panties on TV sitcoms and during podcast banter.
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As revealed in a Vanity Fair feature written by Joanna Robinson, actor Jonathan Groff brought to life close to a 20 reindeer for his big ballad.
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In its first temporary iteration, the project involved a collapsing Creole cottage brought to life by inventive artists working in a post–Hurricane Katrina New Orleans.
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As brought to life by Mr. Beale, one of the finest classical actors alive, Henry is radiant with astonishment, trepidation and a sense of infinite possibilities.
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This production practically bursts with color: Elizabeth Kurtzman's costumes give the stage an extra pop, and it's brought to life, as always, by Morris's excellent dancers.
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All the characters in this 55-minute show are brought to life through Mr. Carle's own words and a variety of puppets, designed by Rockefeller Productions.
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On Thursday night, this premise blossomed into the idea of a vibrant garden full of flowers, brought to life by the starriest models of the moment.
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Critic score: 92%Nelson Johnson's nonfiction book "Boardwalk Empire: The Birth, High Times, and Corruption of Atlantic City" is brought to life on HBO's original series.
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So there's a holiday party and a girl named Clara who battles mice with the help of a nutcracker brought to life by her magician godfather.
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"When he confessed to all of his rampant lying at the end, it brought to life that he was part of a criminal scheme," said Rep.
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It was a sad story, available to those players who made it through to the end, brought to life in a (digital) comic by artist Maré Odomo.
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In simplest terms, the theory suggests that the "dinosaurs" created for Jurassic Park weren't actually brought to life with discovered dino DNA from mosquitos preserved in amber.
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We're over-the-moon excited for you to visit us this year and experience our creative spirit brought to life, but once tickets are gone, they're gone!
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Apart from the occasional clever detail, like the way Wednesday's pigtails loop into nooses, there isn't much personality in the way the characters are brought to life.
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Or it's possible we won't see the Angel Key brought to life, but that Kinsey's jacket was a small homage to this part of the original story.
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"We got the kids to give us their designs," says Jonathan of the project, which was brought to life with help from Lowe's and Heart of America.
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The video also serves as institutional critique of the ways in which African masks are, according to the artist, "displayed and brought to life" inside the museum.
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Click here to view original GIFModder Valplushka gave a thorough overhaul to a quadcopter and brought to life the single most annoying enemy in Half-Life 2.
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The least familiar name to most is probably Iden Versio; she's the hero of Battlefront II's story mode, brought to life by The League star Janina Gavankar.
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Leo's fascination was, it turned out, not with the gods but with the suction power of a Dyson—or, more generally, anything brought to life by energy.
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Plus there's a scene they keep cutting back to which is 100 percent The Prodigy's seminal album cover for Music for the Jilted Generation brought to life.
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American Gods: Season One Neil Gaiman's beloved novel is convincingly brought to life in this first peek at the Starz series, starring Ricky Whittle and Ian McShane.
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The Fast and the Furious actor brought to life the most adorable action character of all time and, arguably gave the most niche performance of his career.
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It seems that a volcano on the island has begun to erupt, and the dinosaurs that InGen brought to life are in danger of being wiped out.
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Each ring, made from a combination of wood, polished metal, and paint, is brought to life using custom fabricated mechanics, projectors, optics, artificial mist creators, and software.
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The same goes for music: genres are born, then they die, then they're brought to life once more whenever the need for a glorious cash injection arises.
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These were brought to life by VFX giant and animation studio Industrial Light & Magic, founded by George Lucas when the very first Star Wars movie was made.
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The characters he brought to life were quintessential Haring — the barking dog, a person with a corkscrew torso, conjoined figures with a hole in their shared chest.
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It's an heirloom I share with thousands of other Australian children whose birthdays were also brought to life by supermarket cake mix, nauseating effort and immeasurable love.
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Now Mr. Whitmire must contemplate a future without Kermit, Ernie, Rizzo the Rat, Statler and the many other beloved Muppets that he brought to life for decades.
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"There are people who love his music so much, they are willing to ignore or rationalize the awful realities brought to life in the documentary," he added.
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The space was brought to life thanks to an Indiegogo campaign, led by Justin Shock, Hayley Blatt and Monica Yi. The store had its grand opening last year.
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Made from a lightweight, form-fitting plastic, the puppet can be realistically brought to life using just subtle gestures and mannerisms, instead of exaggerated and cartoon-like motions.
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Poli HouseI can't get enough of the perfect sunsets from the Poli House rooftop, a Bauhaus building brought to life through restoration and bold designs by Karim Rashid.
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But we do at least get to see some of anime's most iconic and stunning scenes brought to life with modern special effects — and a generous Hollywood budget.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Roald Dahl's "The Twits", a children's tale about a cruel and spiteful married couple, is being brought to life through an immersive theatrical show in London.
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Sabrina was previously brought to life by Melissa Joan Hart on the sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch, which ran as part of ABC's TGIF lineup from 1996-2003.
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After watching Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and seeing the fantastic creatures they had brought to life, I was inspired to try and do just that.
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The tangy and tart drink took the internet by storm and will likely go down in Starbucks history as one of the most exotic ideas brought to life.
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The virtual tour is part of Google's Expeditions program, which travels the globe to find important locations that can be brought to life remotely through 360-degree videography.
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For the film adaptation, the novel is brought to life in two parts, the first following the characters as kids and the second following them 27 years later.
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It's based on Sherryl Woods's series of novels series of novels, and fans of those, at least, will probably enjoy seeing this annoyingly pristine world brought to life.
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" The movie also features music from Hans Zimmer, Hollywood's master score composer and Pixomondo, the visual effects company that brought to life the dragons in "Game of Thrones.
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How does Mr. Porter feel seeing his writing, and his own grief, brought to life on the stage — and how exactly will Crow play in a different medium?
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The ultimate "surround-sound" movie event: legendary music scores brought to life by the New York Philharmonic while you watch films on a towering screen above the Orchestra.
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The team worked alongside studio Painting Practice to cast many of the creatures in the series, which were then brought to life by Puppetry legend William Todd-Jones.
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The piece captures a brief moment in time, seconds after his daughter's high school choir had won a national championship — but it begs to be brought to life.
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Based on the look of things, this iconic Oz character was brought to life for this ill-conceived sequel via some grouchy props guys and a lumpy costume.
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The dual protagonists in "The Last of Us," Joel and Ellie, are brought to life by the short, heartfelt conversations that fill the game's quiet moments of exploration.
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His images, brought to life with a jerky motion suggestive of marionettes, have an almost childlike sense of geometry (the grandfather's abundant beard often points horizontally or vertically).
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And yet it's been brought to life in the most vivid way imaginable, and I have to hope that the consequences of this will force people to reengage.
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The fan-favorite and groundbreaking comic book series will be brought to life on Hulu by the team behind The O.C. and Gossip Girl, Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage.
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Fans celebrated Wonder Woman not just because she was a lady superhero, but because she was an empowering and inspiring one brought to life by a talented female director.
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And for three days, the world of Search Party was brought to life with a trio of live performances by buzzworthy bands providing the perfect soundtrack to the event.
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We're over-the-moon excited to touchdown in LA and can't wait for you to experience our creative spirit brought to life, but once tickets are gone, they're gone!
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In 1961, Diptyque was brought to life by three artists: Christiane Gautrot, an interior designer; Desmond Knox-Leet, a painter; and Yves Coueslant, a theater director and set designer.
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Beauty influencer Patrick Starrr will appear in the latter panel, flanked by Aisha Dee and Nikohl Boosheri, who brought to life one of the best lesbian romances of 2017.
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The cost of the one-room building, which was brought to life by a community barn-raising, was almost the exact same amount as what he received, Feek explained.
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The gentle movement of the 2,000 suspended stars breathes life into the sculpture, making it seem as corporeal as the characters being brought to life in the RSC today.
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The incredible creation stories of some of those emoji is brought to life in Picture Character, a new documentary that premiered this past weekend at the Tribeca Film Festival.
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The more dedicated CCG players may be reminded of the holographic Dual Disk tech from the Yu-Gi-Oh series that brought to life monsters in a virtual arena.
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For those uninitiated, Sabrina Spellman — aka the character that Melissa Joan Hart brought to life in the '90s sitcom — is very much a part of the Archie Comics universe.
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He told Entertainment Weekly that the story of Gianni Versace and his lover, Antonio D'Amico, who Martin will be playing, is something that needs to be brought to life.
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The character of creative and fashionable teen Aria Montgomery was first brought to life by Lucy Hale when the actress was about a week shy of her 21st birthday.
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Rafe, who spends hours drawing cartoons (many brought to life in generic animated sequences), is outraged when Principal Dwight drops one of his notebooks in a bucket of acid.
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The airport — its first phase is to open in October — has been brought to life with heaps of public money delivered to construction companies closely tied to Mr. Erdogan.
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As Dumbledore in his younger years, Law is shouldering the weight of a literary role brought to life by Richard Harris and Michael Gambon in the "Harry Potter" movies.
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That his depiction in Civil War — lauded by critics and fans alike — has finally brought to life a character who is respected, challenging, and integral to the Marvel universe.
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Covered with 33,000 glazed tiles and brought to life at night by 15,000 LED lights, the pop culture icon has become an unexpected guardian of this typically English landscape.
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Some recipients are still alive and were able to participate in the series, while the memories of others are brought to life by family members and comrades-in-arms.
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Sometimes the constraints of a grid like this can make for some blooper entries, but anything boring in the grid today was brought to life by a sparkling clue.
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A pileup of clichés in service to technological whiz-bangery, "Alita" is one more story of the not quite human brought to life with hubris and bleeding-edge science.
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As important as these cloud-based developments may be, however, they shouldn't supercede many of the equally exciting capabilities being brought to life on the edge of today's networks.
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All of Green's works at this show are built on a foundation of graphite grisaille, brought to life with layers of colored pencil, and adorned with an ethereal UV varnish.
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We as a society…Read more ReadHenning M. Lederer is back with another series of 36 vintage books that he's scanned and painstakingly brought to life with animated cover art.
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Alan Rickman, the British actor who played the iconic baddie in Die Hard and brought to life the rigid and rueful Severus Snape in the Harry Potter films has died.
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Until recently, the latest incarnation of the Master — one of the Doctor's most dangerous foes, and a fellow Gallifreyan — was female, with Missy being brought to life by Michelle Gomez.
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The stories of these women and how their perplexed doctors founded psychoanalysis are brought to life in Hysteria, a graphic novel written by Richard Appignanesi with drawings by Oscar Zárate.
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It comes from the middle of the seventeenth century:
In Thomas Hobbes's Leviathan (1651), the state is described as an 'automaton', brought to life through the principle of artificial motion.
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While this version never made it to air (and probably for good reason), the Wonder Woman character was eventually brought to life by Lynda Carter in the successful 1970s series.
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That allows for the rise of fantastical gods that are magically written and rewritten to serve specific purposes, and which are brought to life by the prayers of their followers.
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Brought to life are the comic book's kooky, larger-than-life elements like Pogo (Adam Godley), a character who's analogous to Batman's Alfred, even though he's a genius-level chimpanzee.
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The prime minister's spokesperson said this week said "work is underway" on the project, adding that the public should "watch this space" for the vision to be brought to life.
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The period is brought to life by "Second-Hand Time", an oral history by Svetlana Alexievich, a Nobel-prizewinning author, notable for a bleak pattern: its characters keep killing themselves.
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AR promises to bring forth the dawn of a new creative economy, where digital media can be brought to life and given the ability to interact with the real world.
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An idea brought to life PulsePoint is the brainchild of Richard Price, a former fire chief, who tells a story of having lunch in a deli in San Ramon, California.
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Sesame Workshop, the organization that brought to life the beloved Sesame Street and countless other programs, has announced a new venture arm to invest in apps that help children develop.
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But the game does so without a single utterance from any of the characters, instead focusing on their physical performance, brought to life by animator and co-director Terry Kenny.
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The New Deal was brought to life through myriad government initiatives that constructively regulated our economy, created millions of jobs, and pulled vast swaths of our country out of poverty.
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Filling the role of Rogan, Dean will be brought to life using head-to-toe visual effects drawn from existing footage and file photos, with another actor supplying his voice.
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Her life, and the lives of her employers, are realized in lovely wide-screen black-and-white images, brought to life by Mr. Cuarón's graceful, kinetic, often thrilling camera movements.
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The evocative and lyrical text is brought to life through Borràs's ink-and-watercolor illustrations, the brown desert of the boy's present contrasting with the colorful images of his past.
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Securitizing data, identity protection, creation of a decentralized economy, and storing personal data securely are a few of the initial purposes for which the blockchain technology was brought to life.
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Condola Rashad has been scouted to voice Meghan Markle, and George's grandparents Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip will be brought to life by Frances De La Tour and Tom Hollander.
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Howard Frank Mosher, whose novels brought to life whiskey runners, trappers, farmers, loggers and other characters of a hardscrabble region in rural Vermont called the Northeast Kingdom, died on Jan.
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The menu, which will be brought to life by a kitchen staff of 200, includes amuse-bouche, hors d'oeuvres, both hot and cold small plates, and items from a raw bar.
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The silver lining to that bad news is that we're going to be seeing more and more weapons from the Halo universe brought to life, starting with Master Chief's trusty MA5.
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It depicts a much darker take on the character Sabrina, initially brought to life by Melissa Joan Hart on the ABC sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch, which originally aired in 1996.
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At the center of all of this is a creature (elegantly brought to life by Doug Jones) who could either be viewed as a disgusting alien, or a thing of beauty.
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Andante was brought to life using a projector pointed at a screen just above a piano's keys, and hand-drawn animations triggered via a MIDI system from a previously recorded performance.
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The image of a mainland Chinese landmark superimposed onto Hong Kong in many ways brought to life a growing fear in Hong Kongers' minds that Beijing is eroding the city's autonomy.
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The most consistently dramatic music of the band's career The bulk of that drama is generated by Jonny Greenwood's arrangement, much of it brought to life by the London Contemporary Orchestra.
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Miranda is in talks to join Disney's upcoming Mary Poppins sequel, which is set to star Emily Blunt as the magical nanny originally brought to life by Julie Andrews in 1964.
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"I was a Wonder Woman fan, I bought the Wonder Woman comic books," she declares with a firm conviction and grace worthy of the beloved Amazon princess she brought to life.
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In Erlich Bachman, T.J. has brought to life an unforgettable character, and while his presence on the show will be missed, we appreciate his contribution and look forward to future collaborations.
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And, if there's one woman who might faze the all-avenging Lisbeth Salander, first brought to life by Rapace in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" (2009), it would be Bianca.
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BRUGES, Belgium (Reuters) - Leonardo da Vinci's bird-like flying machine and portable bridge have been brought to life in a new exhibition opening on Thursday in the Belgian city of Bruges.
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"In Erlich Bachman, T.J. has brought to life an unforgettable character, and while his presence on the show will be missed, we appreciate his contribution and look forward to future collaborations."
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To commemorate the new movie's release, we decided to take a look at how many of King's short stories and novels have been brought to life in movies or television shows.
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And so it is with almost every character brought to life in Mr. Leguizamo's long and often hilarious parade of injustice, stretching from Peru under the Inca to Texas under Trump.
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"I wholeheartedly believe in what Ice Cube and Jeff have brought to life with the Big3," Drexler said in a statement, referencing the league's co-founders, Ice Cube and Jeff Kwatinetz.
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The bully, who meets his fate at the hands of Harold, a terrifying evil scarecrow brought to life by the book and given a faithful but brief treatment in the film.
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For now, though, we're holding out hope that once the threat of coronavirus has been terminated, we'll still get the chance to see how this year's theme is brought to life.
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The campaign between a couple of low-key, establishment politicians was brought to life when Mr. Gillespie injected a handful of wedge issues, from immigration to Confederate iconography, into the race.
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Lisa Henson, as one of the late puppeteer's five children, really was raised by him and, to some extent, by the endearingly fuzzy characters he and his colleagues brought to life.
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Mr. Redmayne worked with animal handlers to prepare for the role, and the inventive creatures in the movie were brought to life by a combination of computer graphics, animatronics and puppeteering.
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It's an organizing principle and a source of meaning, and a major reason that "Once Upon a Time" is more than a baby-boomer edition of Trivial Pursuit brought to life.
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It's an organizing principle and a source of meaning, and a major reason that "Once Upon a Time" is more than a baby-boomer edition of Trivial Pursuit brought to life.
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The issue brought to life a market that has been battered by severe headwinds since the middle of January and where year-on-year volumes are down by more than 23%.
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But Beijing's fears that Taiwan could embrace full independence have grown only since the 1990s, when the island moved to democratic elections that brought to life parties that rejected Chinese identity.
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Related: Pop-Up Books Get The 3D Treatment In "Lost At Sea" Haunt Your Home with the Real 'Babadook' Book The Ice Book: The Fairy Tale Pop-up Brought To Life
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Related: Scientists "Resurrect" a 410 Million-Year-Old Spider With CGI Amit Drori's Robotic Wooden Animals Are Like A Da Vinci Drawing Brought To Life A Drone Butterfly Army Takes Flight
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The combination of these works suggests that golems have to do with an abiding conviction that cold and inert matter may be brought to life through the correct application of words.
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He'll be brought to life by Mike Moh, a performer who not only bears a striking resemblance to the late icon, but is also an accomplished martial artist in his own right.
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When Jewel's journey is brought to life on stage for one night only next month in Las Vegas, the star will be wearing a costume inspired by her home state of Alaska.
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Created, written, produced, and brought to life by Gertrude Berg first on the radio, and later on the hit CBS television show The Goldbergs, Molly Goldberg introduced America to the Jewish Mother.
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Come experience Refinery29's imaginative spirit through an interactive funhouse of style, culture, and creativity — brought to life by a group of global artists and visionaries across mediums and powered by you!
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Their debut record The Kids Are Alright — out now — is an ethereal collection of joyful pop and R&B melodies and uplifting lyrics, brought to life by the sisters' rich, powerful harmonies.
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There are dinosaur marionettes that melt into the La Brea Tar Pits and earthquake set pieces that shake up the stage, brought to life with tiny strings and hand-carved wooden parts.
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Experience Refinery29's imaginative spirit IRL through an interactive funhouse of style, culture, and creativity brought to life by a group of global artists and visionaries across mediums, and powered by you!
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Idina Menzel is best known for her voice which has brought to life some of the most beloved characters of all-time: Elphaba in Broadway's Wicked and Queen Elsa in Disney's Frozen.
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One blog in particular, White Elephants, presented the Core Theory, which was this idea that Slender Man was a tulpa, or a being brought to life by the imaginations of different people.
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" From incorporating colorful outdoor rugs and whimsical plant pots with plenty of greenery, the mom-of-two shares that the new décor "really brought to life the way we use the home.
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The estate for Whitney Houston has revealed plans to release an album of unreleased material by the late singer, as well a proposed tour featuring her image brought to life in hologram.
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If so, this is the latest salvo, a totally generic Wale trap look over a frankly incredible beat that sounds like a cartoon circus, brought to life by Wayne's playful Auto-Tune.
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Much of the heavy lifting is left to his eyes, expertly brought to life by a team of animators from places like Pixar and DreamWorks that Anki now counts among its ranks.
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Do you want to see all his virtues—the formal audacity, the thrilled fulfilling of same-sex desire, the tremors of a society toiling under permanent racist threat—brought to life onscreen?
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A restaurant in New York has temporarily brought to life an eatery envisioned by Tupac Shakur, coinciding with the late rapper's induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
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Instead of excitement that Masamune Shirow's iconic manga will be brought to life, the conversation about the project has centered on the decision to use white actors to tell a Japanese story.
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Similarly, although Dwight D. Eisenhower and the Allied command invested months of planning, much of D-Day's success was borne of clever improvisation and luck, as "Saving Private Ryan" brought to life.
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The film is a combination of stop-motion Claymation, Super 8 footage, and HD video (the ocean makes a frequent appearance), and was brought to life at the show's opening November 19.
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Her testimony brought to life in dramatic fashion the financial machinations that prosecutors have been sketching out since Mr. Manafort's trial on 18 charges of bank and tax fraud opened on Tuesday.
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Perriand was bold and unconventional with the rooms she brought to life, hanging paintings by Léger, photographing fish bones as art and using cartoonish drawings by children as the basis for tapestries.
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And since she appeared minutes into the series' second episode, one woman has been at the true center of this whole charade: Gerri, brought to life by the incredible J. Smith-Cameron.
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Tina Lawson, who gave us Beyoncé and Solange, Instagrammed a couple photos of herself paying tribute to the impossibly stylish and talented women she brought to life after celebrating Solange's SNL debut.
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Harlem's gay underground is brought to life by the pianist Steven Blier and his team of singers, with songs by Bessie Smith, Billy Strayhorn, Porter Grainger and, perhaps most intriguingly, Gladys Bentley.
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The executive notes that the company has shifted its focus to various aspects of the industry as offering real-world services like its pizza trucks has brought to life various solvable problems.
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Hidden underneath this eyebrow-raising snap is a comic book character brought to life ... use your senses and see if you can figure out which actor is embedded within this funky photo!
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His award-winning comics were eventually brought to life on the big screen as superhero movies began to dominate at the box office, endearing Lee and Marvel to a new generation of fans.
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Brought to life under the direction of the Zendaya and her stylist, Law Roach, the show was inspired by the 1973 Battle of Versailles show, which put American fashion on the global map.
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The movie's opening act on Themyscira is outsized and mythic, but once the story returns to Steve's familiar, grubby world, Wonder Woman seems like a surreal figure, a children's story brought to life.
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Like that first teaser, it's clear that Disney is approaching this film as a nearly shot-by-shot remake, with some of the original animated film's iconic scenes brought to life almost identically.
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Black Panther picks up in the direct aftermath of Civil War, with T'Challa on his way to his coronation back in Wakanda, a world impressively brought to life by production designer Hannah Beachler.
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Every character you see is an established actor that's been brought to life inside Quantum Break through motion capture and also stars in four 20-minute online episodes of a companion TV show.
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IKEA brought to life some of the most iconic living rooms from the beloved TV shows Friends, The Simpsons and Stranger Things, using only its own furniture pieces, in its latest ad campaign.
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The saxophonist Marty Ehrlich, sensitively accompanied by Ms. Stern-Wolfe, fully brought to life the music's conversational immediacy with passages of sunny optimism followed by mocking cackles, cunning microtonal slides and colorful riffs.
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The horrific crash, which left multiple people dead and injured, brought to life a chilling concern voiced by Lakewood Mayor Don Anderson earlier this month: The new route could wind up killing someone.
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And this piece of the art-world story happens to be very exciting, as brought to life in the balance of Gabriel's rich, serious-minded, and (in a good way) sometimes gossipy book.
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Forty years later, it played a starring role in the Disney film "Winnie-the-Pooh and the Honey Tree" where it was brought to life as an animation in the film's opening sequence.
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What might have been stale minimalism are instead geometric sculptures with crisp, unwavering lines, brought to life with the introduction of the (nearly) living—either taxidermied animals or the artist's own physical performances.
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His chosen one — the kook — was brought to life by Lauren Lovette, in a debut that unleashed her character's free spirit with a glittering, fluid command of the choreography's quirky twists and turns.
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Leonardo's intricate musings on a host of contraptions were a good fit for this burgeoning project, and his sketches and drawings were brought to life on computer screens to show how they operated.
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He tested two-performer pantomime before deciding to fashion a full-scale figure that could wordlessly engage with the unfolding plot — that could act — when brought to life by a single actor within.
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Ms. Everett's performances are somewhere between theatrical stand-up and bawdy cabaret, with stories and songs about men, sex and love brought to life with help from her backing band, the Tender Moments.
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The Skeksis are brought to life by a host of well-known talents, each of whom wonderfully animate this crowd, and the standout of them all is Simon Pegg as the Skeksis Chamberlain.
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Free from any targeted online attack was Paramount's "Wonder Park," an animated family movie about a young girl who dreams up plans for an amusement park and sees them colorfully brought to life.
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With one eye on new music and the other on old memories vividly brought to life in the upcoming production, the ever-gracious Williams had much to say when he recently spoke to PEOPLE.
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"'Set It Up' is a classic rom-com brought to life by a pair of wonderfully well-matched stars who seem to revel in the genre," Kate Erbland of IndieWire wrote in a review.
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The tiny plastic monster was brought to life by video artist and director, Julia Harley, whose shadowy and moody video trails the green, sequined creature as he draws himself further into the dense woods.
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Inanimate objects brought to life," Pierce responded, adding, "Anything you need, my brother, I'll be there for you and the good people of Star Hill LA. We take care of each other in Louisiana.
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The characters in her crawling Ghibli-inspired ink are brought to life with soft hues from the all-matte palette — the shading showing off the palette's pigment and looks cool enough to be permanent.
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To watch Stewart in Assayas's films is to watch an actress absolutely command the screen with her presence—every facet of her character's interiority is brought to life in the smallest movements and stutters.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive look, Universal Studios Hollywood is unveiling their latest theme park attraction, Jurassic World — The Ride, based on the iconic dinosaurs of brought to life in the blockbuster Jurassic Park franchise.
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Set against a brooding Alpine backdrop, before it evolves into a prison drama, the film earned near-universal acclaim for its evocative camerawork, with lush landscapes and intimate family moments vividly brought to life.
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Originally written generically and characterized as a "female Bart" who mirrored her older brother's troublemaking antics, Lisa was voiced and brought to life by Yeardley Smith, and eventually grew into a more complex character.
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This was the company that ignited the careers of Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, brought to life characters like SpongeBob SquarePants and Dora the Explorer and had generations demanding the music videos of MTV.
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Exhibit A: Richard Jefferson, a doll made out of balsa-wood pulp and water and brought to life by a cruel Blue Fairy, scoring 12 points in the Cavs' spurty-fart game two loss.
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Click here to view original GIFArtist Henning M. Lederer has once again brought to life a collection of vintage book covers from the '60s and '70s by transforming their abstract designs into funky animations.
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From that point of view, you're seeing someone who comes up with the idea of a character to having that character fully realized and brought to life where it can unleash a devastating attack.
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The manifestation of Time's Up and women supporting women was brought to life at the Golden Globes earlier this year, where some celebrities brought activists as their dates, and others wore black in solidarity.
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Created by double Michelin-starred chef Paco Roncero, the gastronomic performance is brought to life by a team that includes a stage director, musical director, fashion designer, illusionist, craftsman and several Michelin-starred chefs.
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They brought to life the political, emotional and musical threads that run through this riveting work, in a simple yet effective production, developed by the American Modern Opera Company and directed by Zack Winokur.
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This was signaled by beginning the action at the Harriet Tubman monument by Allison Saar, which was brought to life by the estimated thousand people who gathered around it to prepare for the march.
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I am eager to truly understand Mr. Navarro's peculiar black-marker line drawings, which show comic-like, surrealist-looking entities, like machines brought to life or organisms that could only appear in a dream.
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This weekend, Ms. Gold surveys the characters, moods and geography that Martin Scorsese brought to life in "Gangs of New York," and other narratives centered on Lower Manhattan's violent, defining late-19th-century period.
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Mellon, a renowned horticulturist, appreciated the moments in nature Mr. Schlumberger brought to life, like her specially commissioned pair of butterfly bracelets, each featuring 10 fully articulated winged creatures in colored gems and diamonds.
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And it's just as crucial to see Black-led stories about our community's successes, inspiration, and celebration brought to life as it is the painful narratives that are sometimes harder to talk about off screen.
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As with his Emporio line, shown on Friday, the designer brought to life his creations with ruby and deep reds, purple, orange, emerald green, turquoise, petrol and electric blue, as well as multicolored polka dots.
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As with many of Neeleman's start-ups, the concept for JetBlue centered around giving passengers a good value for their money, which was brought to life with enhanced onboard amenities such as in-flight entertainment,...
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The 2016 musical adaption, brought to life by a breakdancing Rastafari tortoise, a soul singing hippopotamus and a jazz savvy elephant, takes musical inspiration from gospel, funk and hiphop — genres rooted in the United States.
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The series, which is a much darker take on the character initially brought to life by Melissa Joan Hart on the ABC sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch, has done well on Netflix since its Oct.
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The slow, deliberate twists and turns of the original Homecoming are brought to life in the television series in ten 26-minute episodes, an easily deliverable quick snack — or full feast — for the hungry viewer.
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There's a simple reason why all of this high-flying, or high-jumping in Jessica Jones parlance, action works: it's brought to life by a legion of dedicated women who keep everything rooted in reality.
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The original podcast, which tells non-fiction scary stories like the unsettling tale of "Robert the Doll" and the horrifying truth about H.H. Holmes' hotel of death, is brought to life via Amazon's anthology series.
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Over the weekend, Beyoncé and Jay Z performed at the Global Citizen Festival: Mandela 100 in Johannesburg wearing show-stopping and symbolic outfits brought to life by her stylists Zerina Akers and Jenke Ahmed Tailly.
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What we can say is that Iron Man's popularity has never been higher, and slowly but surely we're seeing the dense, conflicted Tony Stark of the comics brought to life on screens big and small.
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Perhaps the most captivating among the collection are scenes brought to life by the people recorded in them, from pilgrims to musicians and dancers at religious festivals to priests and worshipers congregating on temple steps.
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Spanning her entire career and delving into the gender politics she enthusiastically rejected, the exhibit is a fascinating glimpse of lesbian subculture in the early 1900s, brought to life in Brooks's evocative, darkly hued style.
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On a new episode of PARTY LEGENDS, Clare O'Kane, Artie Lange, Mark Gonzales, and Die Antwoord's Ninja tell us about their wildest nights out, brought to life with the help of emerging artists and animators.
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On the other hand, when young people are active participants in lively classrooms, where relevant content is brought to life by meaningful problem solving, their minds and bodies are alive with curiosity and creative energy.
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For it, the Environment-Bubble, a blueprint designed in 1965 by the Canadian architect François Dallegret, is brought to life in this collaboration among Mr. Dallegret, the architect François Perrin and the choreographer Dimitri Chamblas.
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Many of the world's most iconic water features—the Bellagio fountain in Las Vegas, the massive waterfall in Singapore's airport, the dancing fountain in Dubai—were brought to life here in WET's surreal waterworks factory.
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Whatever's behind Rachel's malaise, you can expect its symptoms to be vividly brought to life by Rebecca Hall, who has shown her willingness to cross all sorts of emotional lines onstage ("Machinal") and onscreen ("Christine").
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Harwood on Hudson A relatively quick paint job and other refurbishments have brought to life this project from the owners of Vine Street Café on Shelter Island, N.Y., and Cove Hollow Tavern in East Hampton.
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Its notable and epic journey, and its grand finale, is brought to life in the short film, Cassini's Grand Finale, produced by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in collaboration with filmmaker and digital artist Erik Wernquist.
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The comic dives into one scene from her journey as a warrior, told in the form of an epic poem written by Antoniades and brought to life with the dark and gothic watercolor style of Templesmith.
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LOS ANGELES, Feb 28 (Reuters) - When the "Star Wars" galaxy is brought to life at Walt Disney Co's U.S. theme parks later this year, fans will not step onto the iconic landscapes of Hoth or Tatooine.
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The tiny iron particles are seemingly brought to life in the presence of a powerful magnet; an effect that filmmaker Roman De Giuli manages to turn into a moving masterpiece with closeup photography and moody lighting.
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An army of Elsas performed Frozen 2's flagship song 'Into the Unknown' at the Oscars on Sunday, creating a sea of princess-like formal gowns in a six-year-old girl's fantasy brought to life.
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Back in May, the estate revealed plans to release an album of unheard material by the late singer, as well a proposed tour featuring her image brought to life in hologram and a potential Broadway musical.
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In a black and white print from TIME photographer Grey Villet, Richard and Mildred Loving, whose story is brought to life in the Mike Nichols' 2016 award-nominated movie Loving, casually lay in each others' embrace.
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The once glamorous ship was brought to life in the 1997 blockbuster "Titanic," starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, the closest most people have ever been — or will ever get — to seeing what it was like.
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Whereas the 11 people brought to life by Ashley Bryan were held in bondage by a little-known slaveholder, the five individuals profiled in "In the Shadow of Liberty" were all the "property" of American presidents.
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Along with the sound designer Steve Moshier, Homler brought to life the legend of Breadwoman, a figure covered entirely in baked bread, singing to audiences in a made-up language as sequenced percussion marched around her.
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He's being brought to life by an animatronic ape unlike any puppet Broadway has seen before — a moving sculpture, with sad eyes and a fearsome roar, requiring 14 performers, as well as 16 microprocessors, to operate.
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Its strong point was the onscreen chemistry between Mr. Crawford and Damon Wayans as Riggs and Murtaugh, the oil-and-water partners first brought to life in the 1987 film by Mel Gibson and Danny Glover.
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Mr. Garcia's film has a pulsing visual energy, feeling like an Instagram feed brought to life, and the Latin and hip-hop music with which Mr. Garcia fortifies those images give the movie an infectious charm.
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Now, its most beautiful private entries are brought to life in a beautiful architectural book called "Ingressi di Milano" (Entryways of Milan), which will be feted during Milan's annual Salone Del Mobile furniture fair this week.
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Together, Chicago and Chiuri brought to life what was meant to be a public sculpture from 1977 — a birth canal, according to Vogue, where a group of models-as-goddesses descended down a womb-shaped runway.
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Tiny Arcades, brought to life by Super Impulse in its line of World's Smallest products, are pocket-sized arcade cabinets featuring equally miniature versions of classic arcade games complete with tiny joysticks and even tinier buttons.
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The film — a Dee Rees-directed period piece examining the lives of two Mississippi families, one black and the other white, circa World War II — is filled with gritty visuals brought to life by Ms. Morrison.
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In 2012, Williams's friend the Danish tennis player Caroline Wozniacki brought to life all the scrutiny of Williams's body, mocking her curves by stuffing her own top and tennis skirt with towels at an exhibition match.
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Nonetheless, now comes the greatest romance of them all: the story of a fling between a young Jeremy Corbyn and Dianne Abbott, a tale brought to life on stage in Corbyn the Musical: the Motorcycle Diaries.
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The Frank phone may not be a carefully crafted device brought to life through a small team's passion, but the team's reliance on an existing manufacturing chain at least means the phone can be made and shipped.
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Along with Joshua Laird, Commissioner of the National Parks of New York Harbor, Nye brought to life tangible examples of the dangers of climate change and its effect on our national parks – including cultural and historic sites.
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In this way, the figures in old black-and-white photographs may one day be brought to life, and events that never took place may nonetheless be presented online as real occurrences, documented with compelling video evidence.
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But Summertime's story is brought to life by a female writer and director, Catherine Corsini, who — contrasting against Blue's contemporary setting — kicks off the film in the early 1970s, at the cusp of a young woman's adulthood.
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This is how Yooka, an easy-going iguana, and his pal Laylee, a cynical talking bat, get coaxed into entering Hivory Towers and exploring the "Grand Tomes," entire worlds brought to life my magical leather-bound books.
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This gruesome detail and many more (not all quite so gruesome) are brought to life in a new augmented tour from charity Historic Royal Palaces, designers Chomko & Rosier, and theater makers Uninvited Guests called The Lost Palace.
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With a good feeling for what the characters all look like, the general shape of the characters is modeled in a 533D design package, and then they are animated and brought to life by the animation department.
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Image: Local ProjectsAlthough the patterns have been fodder for biological theory for decades—read this story on Turing patterns by Gizmodo's own Jennifer Ouellette—this was the first time they were brought to life in real-time.
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The man who brought to life the lovable beast, Khal Drogo got his start in a pair of red board shorts on the set of Baywatch Hawaii — a far cry from role as a powerful warrior king.
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Professor Xavier seeks to defeat him with the help of Mystique and other mutant students from his school - characters introduced in the original "X-Men" movies and brought to life here by a younger generation of actors.
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In no time VanGaalen designed a haywire robot named T.E.R.R.Y. (voiced by Stephen Merchant), which was then brought to life by the Jim Henson Company, the studio that gave us Fraggle Rock, Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal.
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He continued, "Seeing all of these parties inspired me to theme our baby shower after the book and it was so much fun to see my artwork brought to life for our friends and family to enjoy."
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Read: Colossal statue of pharaoh brought to life in 3D images Human bone daggers often had elaborate designs and patterns incised on the daggers to project a feeling of "power and menace" and instill fear, added Roscoe.
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Artists around the world have always brought to life revolutionary ideals through art, and in a blooming art scene with a powerful heritage like Brazil's, it's not surprising that many creative discourses convey a compelling social message.
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Assisted digitally and brought to life by interaction, the practice and art of skateboarding—specifically in the US—is seeing an advent much like the "British Invasion" on rock 'n roll in the 60s, only more diverse.
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STRANGERS AND COUSINS By Leah Hager Cohen Walter and Bennie Blumenthal, presiding over the vibrant, anarchic family gathering brought to life in Leah Hager Cohen's new novel, are preparing for a bittersweet landmark, their eldest child's wedding.
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I can say that what was super fun to me was to introduce new characters into the world that we didn't see in the first movie, and then see them brought to life in the second movie.
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Scully's signature voice brought to life key moments in baseball history, including perfect games by Sandy Koufax and Don Larsen, Kirk Gibson's home run in the 1988 World Series, and Hank Aaron's record-breaking 715th home run.
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The "Friends" character — brought to life by Jennifer Aniston, who turns 49 on February 11 — appeared on everyone's fashion radar when she made her debut wearing an extravagant wedding dress in the very first episode of the series.
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And I must say, as freaky as it might be to see a mythical creature brought to life and roaming through the woods, I'd probably be able to hold the video camera steady for longer than three seconds.
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The game was first announced at E3 last year to much fanfare, and its gorgeous art style and intense action sequences made the experience look like the TV show was brought to life in the purest way possible.
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We've seen a different Taylor emerge each time an album drops, so in honor of the pop star's birthday tomorrow, we've decided to round up all the the beauty trends that she's brought to life... and subsequently killed.
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From the grand opening with "The Circle of Life" to the final shots, here are some of the big moments that were brought to life in Disney's new film that will make you feel like a kid again.
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Barnes does wonderful work on the key scenes — a negotiation with Stalin, a meeting with a terrifying interrogator who misses the second session, having himself presumably vanished into Stalin's death machine — the whole Kafka madhouse brought to life.
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The kids — a bratty, iPhone-obsessed girl and her younger brother — follow their parents' itinerary through New York, with a little help from famous statues (George M. Cohan, Alice in Wonderland) brought to life by the brother's imagination.
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Reviewing the film in The New York Times, Manohla Dargis wrote that Michael is brought to life with disturbing familiarity in scenes where he, for example, pops a prescription pill and looks in the mirror with sad resignation.
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Ever since Bram Stoker published his Gothic horror novel "Dracula" in 1897, the infamous vampire has been brought to life by dozens of actors around the world, making it one of the most remade movies of all time.
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Although Jo, most recently brought to life by Saoirse Ronan in Greta Gerwig's critically acclaimed film version of the classic novel, continues to be held up as an inspiration to young feminists, I grew up hating my name.
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"This is so exciting and interesting to me, that even though I'm not physically there, trees are being brought to life in the most incredible places that are in demand of them!" she wrote in her impassioned caption.
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It takes a brave writer to compose a novel about the execution of an African-American man in the Deep South when the topic has previously been brought to life by authors like Harper Lee and Ernest Gaines.
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Topaz is brought to life on-screen by Vanessa Morgan, and while fans have been keeping up with the ups and downs of Choni's relationship this season, it's Morgan's character we should really be keeping a careful eye on.
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As part of our powered-by-people theme, you'll find 29 individual rooms curated to feature the best in style, culture, and music through live performances, installations, and more — all brought to life in partnership with our favorite collaborators.
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"She's going to actually be drawing and we're hoping to then build technology for her to paint," Meller said after seeing Ai-Da's prosthetic head being carefully brought to life by specialists individually attaching hairs to form her eyebrows.
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So while massive sets were built for the film — from the cobblestone streets of Stormwind to the orc encampments — the orc performances were all recorded via motion capture, only fully realized when the CG creations were brought to life.
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The lovable snowman, brought to life by Elsa in the first "Frozen" movie, is played by actor Josh Gad, who had another breakout role in a Disney movie as LeFou in the 2017 remake of "Beauty and the Beast."
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The arias from operettas by Franz Lehar and Emmerich Kalman and songs from the silver screen by composers including Robert Stolz and Hans May brought to life a moment just before popular music forked off from the classical tradition.
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By interviewing Times experts — Brian, Emma and Jim Dwyer, who has been reporting on the subways for more than 30 years — we were able to pinpoint aspects of the story that could really be brought to life on video.
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While her fluid gestures brought to life the tableaus evoked by Ibert, she also seemed to trap them in a point midway between playful revelation and cool enigma, seeming even to comment on the limits of music's representational powers.
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Made up of what appear to be a series of hollow, connected rubbery cubes, these bizarre robots are brought to life by simply pumping water in or out of their inner chambers, which causes them to curl up or unfurl.
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Though a work of fiction, characters like Josef Mengele, who conducted horrific experiments on children in the camp, and Fredy Hirsch, who ran the children's block and did everything in his power to enlighten and save them, are brought to life.
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Powered by a 64-bit quad-core CPU and a rechargeable battery good for about two hours of playtime, the new Aibo is brought to life with custom-designed compact actuators that allow the robot to move along 22 different axes.
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"To Kill A Mockingbird brought to life an unforgettable tale of courage and conviction, of doing what was right no matter what the cost," President Barack Obama said in a special introduction before a 50th anniversary telecast of the film adaptation.
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All of these objects, brought to life like Pinocchio, have made the world easier to control: You can let the delivery man in the front door, or change the temperature inside the house, all with a few taps on a smartphone.
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Much of it sounds like the science fiction of Jurassic Park brought to life: One group of researchers is aiming to create a "Pleistocene park" in Siberia's tundras, which will one day be populated with resurrected, modern-day woolly mammoths.
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You won't find any skeletons at Jurassic World: The Exhibition, just prehistoric displays brought to life with robotic versions of a brachiosaurus, a stegosaurus, a T. rex with a taste for jeeps, and the film's fictional Indominus Rex, among others.
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The royal mom of three, 37, stepped out at Bletchley Park, the secret wartime spy base brought to life in the movie Enigma (starring Kate Winslet), and where her paternal grandmother, Valerie Glassborow, and her twin sister, Mary, worked during WWII.
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This is not my music that I wrote: This is me, as a guest, with one of the greatest rock bands of all time, singing the songs that one of the greatest rock singers of all time brought to life.
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In the first televised hearings of the impeachment inquiry, the top American diplomat in Ukraine brought to life Democrats' allegations that President Trump had abused his office by trying to enlist a foreign power to help him in an election.
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She's the woman who brought to life the seven-year-long, twisted tale of four high school friends being terrorized by an anonymous villain, who uses everything from dental surgery to seriously creepy dolls to keep them on their toes.
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The record is a woozy arc of come-ups and comedowns, brought to life by blown-out production and samples lifted carefully from three decades of female-fronted pop with a streak of tragedy (Aaliyah, Beach House, Siouxsie and the Banshees).
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Brought to life through her collaboration with director Dom G. Jones and her co-star Netherina Noble, the breathtakingly eerie perfection of her video amplifies the track's veneration of women and their connection to the earth and to one another.
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A Series of Unfortunate Events takes place in creepy locales—Olaf's dilapidated home, Aunt Josephine's precariously built house on a cliff overlooking hurricane central, the dangerous and nerve-racking Lucky Smells Lumbermill—that are brought to life by the set design.
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With endless enthusiasm and a curious mind, Mr. Weilerstein offers historical context and musical analysis (rarely too technical for outsiders), as well as a wealth of illustrative audio clips; the effect is like program notes for his concerts brought to life.
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He described this year's theme as an "elegant, modern fantasy garden," brought to life through dozens of five-foot-long white, cream and silver roses suspended from the ceiling, a metallic color scheme, and sequined and velvet table linens and chairs.
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D'Antoni has a reputation as a kind of point guard whisperer, a visionary whose playbook and mentoring have turned Raymond Felton, Jeremy Lin, and a sack of potatoes brought to life with powerful black majick into very-good NBA point guards.
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Told in side-by-side Spanish and English text, Alva's story is brought to life by Claudia Navarro's vivid acrylic, graphite and digital collages and given broader context with several pages of information on borders and immigration after the main story.
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The lobby was large and bright with an obvious nautical theme brought to life by an oversized antique-style globe at the center and dotted with model ships, blue and white china lamps, and rugs decorated with knots and Mickey motifs.
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Weta Digital, the effects house that brought to life characters like Gollum in the "Lord of the Rings" movies, was enlisted to help build a digital human using old images, movie clips and of course Smith himself as a reference.
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The brainchild of Mary Hooks, a black lesbian organizer from the South, the campaign was brought to life by community-based groups like Southerners on New Ground, of which she is co-director, as well as the Movement for Black Lives.
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But even Mary and Eddie's dogs, and the many inanimate objects that populate the show — the dancing letter that sets the plot in motion, and of course that peppy plunger — are brought to life with a magical vividness that enchants.
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In order to meet demand, the flowers will be brought to life by a high-end embroidery company in Wiltshire, instructed by Jamieson's intricate sketches made on tracing paper, which include the exact degree at which each stitch should fall.
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There are the then-bookish, now-serial killer men brought to life by Penn Badgley, the pick-a-flavor benches of hunks in Pretty Little Liars and Riverdale, and guys who broke the internet like Noah Centineo and Manny Jacinto.
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That idea is best expressed, not by Jo — exquisitely brought to life by Ronan in a headstrong, clear-eyed performance — but little Amy, whom Pugh portrays with a perpetual pout and far more gravitas than she's been given in the past.
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On April 18th, the studio invited a group of journalists into its headquarters for a look behind the scenes at how Marvel movies are designed and brought to life — and we learned a few secrets about upcoming Marvel projects along the way.
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Click here to view original GIFThe music video for Ghost, the latest track from an Australian indie folk band named Husky, looks like it was brought to life by hundreds of senior citizens cross-stitching around the clock for months on end.
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We are hoping to give you that feeling again this fall through Refinery29's interactive funhouse of style, culture, and creativity — brought to life by an amazing group of talent, artists, and visionaries we will be announcing over the next couple of weeks.
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But it is a genuinely impressive demonstration, as each object placed under the projectors' light and within range of the system's sensors is brought to life in a way that looks and feels like the closest manifestation of software in the real world.
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Look, it's not that easy to summarize something that is crystallized stupidity brought to life so here it is in full: The theory that this is a deep-state psy-op has taken hold in many of the circles of the alt-right.
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"Here, garden gnomes were, I won't say invented, but brought to life, a symbol of hard work from the mine," said Reinhard Griebel, owner of the firm in the village of Graefenroda, which describes itself as the birthplace of the garden gnome.
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This weekend, nearly 25 years after the events themselves, Anita Hill's story will be brought to life in the HBO film Confirmation, with Kerry Washington taking on the role of the law professor who accused Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment.
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The exciting tale from your 8th grade literature class continues being brought to life when SWAT-team leader Emil Blonsky, who envies Bruce Banner's power as the monster, captures Bruce and gives the order to become a monster himself using Bruce's mutated blood.
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Her costumes have brought to life such figures from black history as Joseph Cinqué, the West African leader of a slave-ship revolt, played by Djimon Hounsou in Steven Spielberg's "Amistad," and Malcolm X, played by Denzel Washington in Spike Lee's bio-pic.
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But in the end, it was Dr. Sacks himself, brought to life on the screen and speaking with his distinctive voice, who reminded the audience most forcefully of how much he had given them — and how much they had lost with his passing.
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What sets the group apart is the Blue Man character himself: an exotic Everyman — outsider to both the punk rocker and the business executive — that Mr. Wink and his collaborators, Matthew Goldman and Phil Stanton, brought to life in the late 230s.
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The way that Ariel—a fiery, airborne magical sprite who produces many of the play's most thrilling moments—is brought to life using performance-capture technology feels like a rally point for theatre: no other major classical production has used this tech before.
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"This really stood out because of its innovation — its very different styling and the way in which it paradoxically brought to life these not-quite-dead souls in this other world," said Baroness Lola Young, chair of this year's Booker Prize judging panel.
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Brought to life by the famed Milan interior designer Patricia Urquiola, who had a hand in everything from the lobby's Jenga-ish staircase to the copper ice buckets behind the bar, Il Sereno appeals to travelers invested in now rather than yesteryear.
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Each of the first season's six, half-hour episodes explores an array of modern social and political fault lines — gender nonconformity, sexual harassment and assault, police violence — in short segments that are brought to life using an even broader medley of cinematic techniques.
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Handel's opera is brought to life by Nicholas McGegan, San Francisco's Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, New York's Tenet and a cast that includes Sherezade Panthaki in the title role, Amy Freston as Meleagro, Cécile van de Sant as Irene and Davóne Tines as Mercurio.
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William Taylor Jr., the top diplomat in Ukraine, and George Kent, a deputy assistant secretary of state, brought to life Democrats' allegations that Mr. Trump had abused his office by trying to enlist a foreign power to help him in an election.
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This vision was brought to life in Marge Piercy's 1976 sci-fi novel, "Woman on the Edge of Time," in which a woman named Connie is transported into the future — the year 2137 — where she sees a bearded man breastfeeding a child.
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In his shop, Jack's custom designs are brought to life on a canvas of edible ingredients, as he paints, carves, shapes, and adorns his art, armed with his tools and brushes, informed by his imagination, and driven by his passion to create.
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There's a Schneider is in their lives, too, but he bares little physical resemblance to the original character brought to life by Pat Harrington, Jr. This version, played by Todd Grinnell, is a young, rich lonely hipster who forms a bond with the family.
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Here, then was that world brought to life with all the fidelity that Ubisoft's hundreds of artists and modelers could bring, with a narrative combining secret societies with classical warfare, historical figures and high-seas adventure (I loved the pirate-themed AC Black Flag).
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"From our support of marriage equality and bullying prevention, to the many product experiences that we've brought to life, we are proud of our attention to the LGBTQ experience on Facebook, often thanks to the many LGBTQ people and allies who work here," Schultz said.
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That performance literally moved me to tears as it brought to life in the most immediate and powerful way the beautiful idea at the heart of America: liberty under the law, an idea that had never before been expressed and guaranteed by any nation.
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I'm being sincere when I say the roller coaster of emotions brought to life by listening to this video has educated me further on the subtle sprinkling of foley into a mix and how it can affect something traditional more visual like a tech review.
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The little robot was brought to life with 1.2 million lines of code creating 536 animations, by Anki's count, and the result is an impressively realized little piece of plastic artificial intelligence that springs to life the minute you fire up a mobile app.
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"Right now, we're so used to being surrounded by technology that we're infused to a point where it's invisible, but in the 1920s it was the most amazing piece of sci-fi suddenly brought to life and that's what caught people's imaginations," he added.
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This year's "Bright Night" Fantasy Bra, designed by Eddie Borgo with diamonds and emeralds and brought to life by A.W. Mouzannar, will be heading overseas to be worn by model Jasmine Tookes, who will be outsparkling the Eiffel Tower (and trying not to cry).
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In the same paper, the authors demonstrate that the technique makes more convincing fake videos when it has a few more images to go off, but the most striking example from their demonstration video remains this one, where the Mona Lisa is brought to life.
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According to the trailer, three winners will be selected to receive the prize of a lifetime: A scholarship for their final year of school, and the opportunity to have their collections brought to life and sold via direct-to-consumer retailer Nineteenth Amendment. Major.
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There's the music, composed by Phoebe Waller-Bridge's sister Isobel Waller-Bridge, and the costumes, designed by Alexandra Byrne, and the historically-accurate aesthetic brought to life by director Autumn de Wilde, who hopped on the phone with Refinery29 while safe in her own quarantine.
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Costumed in robes converted from flags, which earlier in the show were used as props, and accompanied by a music ensemble of two, playing the xylophone and trumpet, the Oratorium brought to life very real problems about the nature of private ownership and inequality.
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Along the way we saw him bulk up and get broken down by Wallace Shawn, here playing an fsociety mask brought to life, before making an ill-advised escape attempt that cost a small town cop his brains (and Wellick an intact thumb joint).
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But Bergman certainly had the firepower to do it, as on his watch the "Star Wars" franchise was brought to life and broke box-office records, live-action releases of Disney animated classics dazzled audiences, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe was a cash cow.
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After a cryptic prologue that only comes into focus later, we meet Hodaka on a boat, where he's greeted by a dazzling urban landscape that's quickly becoming one of Shinkai's aesthetic signatures, brought to life by a combination of hand-drawn and digital animation.
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President Trump's career, consisting of putting up big buildings, flaunting brashness, cutting moral corners, using an outsize ego to squash mere mortals, is typical of the unregulated and amoral capitalism that Rand celebrated, and Mr. Trump is the ultimate Rand hero brought to life.
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Celibate men are not more likely to be predators (as one would hope the #meToo era has decisively established), but particular kinds of predation have flourished in the priesthood, and the worst of that predation looks like an anti-Catholic polemic brought to life.
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One of the first onstage uses of an electric spotlight brought to life a sunrise in "Le Prophète"; for its scandalous ballet for the sex-crazed ghosts of nuns, "Robert le Diable" featured perhaps the first realistically moonlit — that is, lit from above — night.
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You can spend every second down to the last trying to figure out how the amazing technology of your predecessors worked, or you can stare out at the condemned clockwork of it all, taking in this incredible place that Mobius Digital has brought to life.
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Panay told me the new product perfectly aligns with Microsoft's mission of empowering every person and organization of the planet to achieve more and the conviction, shared by Panay and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, that great software must be accompanied and brought to life by great hardware.
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In spirit, however, the playful mien remained, as his sculptures morphed into plush humanoid forms — the bright, protuberant beings, exploding with strange shapes (bulging eyes, disoriented tongues), might've kept his aforementioned lamps in their own homes, had they been brought to life and given the choice.
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It's a past that Bezmozgis, who was born in Latvia and immigrated with his family to Toronto in 1980, knows well, one that he has mined for nearly two decades, and which he brought to life most memorably in his first book, the highly acclaimed 2004 Natasha.
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The idea was prompted by the work of sculptor Jorge Bakker but was brought to life by a committee of artists and designers who proposed the installation for Rotterdam's Rijnhaven harbor, as part of a series of floating art projects to revitalize the neighborhoods around the docks.
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Brilliantly brought to life by Christine Baranski, this unmarried, childless, second-wave feminist whose only photo on her desk shows her posing with Hillary Clinton, seemed to be at the top of her game when the show began, as the partner of a high-profile law firm.
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The children's book penned by Canadian writer Lucy Maud Montgomery and set in the 1890s has been brought to life again and again on the screen as a film, TV movie, or TV series, as well as on the stage as a play and a musical.
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And if the first full trailer, released by the streaming giant on Wednesday, is any indication, this coming-of-age drama will be a much darker take on the character, initially brought to life by Melissa Joan Hart on the ABC sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch.
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Three of her uncles had fought for the Confederacy in the Civil War, and several of the family's African-American servants had been enslaved in her great-grandparents' household—histories that Cather brought to life in her final novel, " Sapphira and the Slave Girl ," published in 1940.
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In this piece, the Metro reporter Emily S. Rueb explains how the multimedia, multi-platform New York 101 series — about everything from how water gets to the city's taps to how a single book moves through its public library system — was conceived and brought to life.
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Their mission involves a rivalry between fading "old gods" — ancient mythological figures like Loki, Kali and Anansi, who were brought to life in America via the beliefs of immigrants — and new gods who have arisen to replace them, borne of more modern obsessions like technology and celebrity.
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A papier-mâché costume of a golem (a mythical creature brought to life from clay) designed by Robert Wilson for a stage production stands next to an ornate dress of the sort worn by Sephardic brides in 19th-century Morocco, garlanded with gold ribbons and passementerie.
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The dogs of Isle of Dogs, we're informed early on, have had their barks transliterated into English, and they're brought to life by a cornucopia of talent, most notably a pack of five dogs voiced by Bryan Cranston, Edward Norton, Bob Balaban, Bill Murray, and Jeff Goldblum.
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"Thinking of the possibility of actually completing it kind of blew my mind, but we started training it in the gym, seeing how it went, and it went pretty well so we were like, 'Wow, this could actually be brought to life in a routine,&apos" she explained.
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During our chat, I learned that Dern's political identity was brought to life before our eyes, too, as Amy Jellicoe from the short-lived HBO series Enlightened: the idealistic do-gooder trying not to be subsumed by angst about her situation (an uphill battle against the powers that be).
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The cast looks like a squad of golden retrievers brought to life with their shiny hair, perma-smiles, and penchant for being looked after (daddy and mummy pay for more than one of the character's expenses, allowing their full-grown spawn to continue putting the "fun" in funds).
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Yet the case has also brought to life the extreme challenge this country faces in addressing the threat from Islamists living in the heart of the European Union's capital city, as well as the problems that security officials face in penetrating Muslim cultures imported wholesale into Western societies.
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Shortly after seeing Basquiat: The Unknown Notebooks at the High Museum in Atlanta a few years ago, I was thrilled to stumble upon a 25th-anniversary edition of Maya Angelou's Life Doesn't Frighten Me, brought to life with artworks by Basquiat, in the children's literature section of a bookstore.
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She has gone from speaking the words of her character Emma in an acclaimed Broadway revival of Harold Pinter's "Betrayal" to watching her own words brought to life by a cast of others in her play "for all the women who thought they were Mad" at Soho Rep.
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Five decades of historical events normally portrayed in black and white — from the Roaring Twenties to the Depression to the war era to Elvis and civil rights — are brought to life in a five-part series being promoted as one of the most ambitious colorizing projects ever undertaken.
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Here's a more in-depth description of the game, courtesy the publisher: Created in close cooperation with the creative and stunt teams behind the films, John Wick Hex is fight-choreographed chess brought to life as a video game, capturing the series' signature gun fu style while expanding its story universe.
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In this unique context, the verses of the Beat poets, the harmonics of La Monte Young, and the experimentation of underground cinema rubbed up against Lou Reed and John Cale as they came together and brought to life the Velvet Underground by fusing pop music with conceptual art theory and drugs.
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And it's a wonder that Asuka is real: a short, cool, riot of colorful synthetic violence brought to life, a golem come to life via the breathed dreams of everyone who had an inkling that wrestling could always be faster and harder than what we see at any given moment.
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Seeing a female superhero being brought to life by a female director feels like a victory, but Jenkins — who rose to fame with 2003's Monster, which earned Charlize Theron a Best Actress Oscar — is quick to emphasize that Wonder Woman is a "universal" superhero, not simply a feminist one.
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" At a news conference in London on Tuesday, Lola Young, the chair of judges, said that the novel was "unique" and "stood out because of its innovation, its very different styling; the way in which it paradoxically brought to life these almost dead souls, not quite dead souls, this other world.
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But for three years in the mid-90s, Bruce Timm and an incredible set of writers including Alan Burnett and Paul Dini brought to life one of the most striking visions of Gotham ever put on screen, and filled it with some of the most memorable Batman stories ever told.
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Brought to life by co-creators Tony Yacenda and Dan Perrault, as well as showrunner Dan Lagana, American Vandal is coming to Netflix September 15, and while it may not satisfy your true crime craving like another season of Making A Murderer, it will at least make you laugh while you wait.
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It paid off: The vocals by newcomer Anthony Gonzalez as Miguel make the entire tale feel more authentic, and characters brought to life by the likes of Benjamin Bratt, Jaime Camil, Alanna Ubach, and Gael Garcia Bernal make the setting feel inclusive rather than exclusive, as movies about non-American cultures often can.
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The live-action version of cult-classic Akira is still being brought to life, Netflix is remaking the international manga and anime series Death Note—the trailer looks terrible, and of course, both are set in America rather than Japan—and Ghost in the Shell, another anime cult classic, opens this week.
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As one of the world's foremost experts on smallpox, Evans believes it's only a matter of time before the disease—or one of its ugly cousins in the pox family—could resurface, brought to life by a hostile government, a terrorist, or an amateur biohacker using gene editing and commercially available DNA fragments.
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Gal Gadot taking shots at Daniel Day-Lewis… Practically every Chris in Hollywood uniting in harmony… Pennywise the clown in braces… Michael Fassbender lamenting The Snowman's poor critical reception… An emotional interlude by Vin Diesel, in character as Dominic Toretto… Tragically, we will never see this masterpiece brought to life on stage.
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We can't take away from the projects and performances that are being nominated (there's no denying that Parasite was a truly fantastic film), but the fact that the so many other works that were brought to life by women and people of color have been ignored time and time again speaks volumes.
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Instead, it's a by-the-numbers affair -- the equivalent of a joke that begins "A princess, an elf and a demon walk into a bar...." The mythical setting, which does indeed center around those three characters, does allow for some big and inventive visual gags, brought to life through the wonders of animation.
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This brave new word-world was suggested back in 1965 by Kabbalah philosopher Gershom Scholem, when he officially named one of the first Israeli computers Golem I. Because just as the golem is brought to life by combinations of letters, the computer (which is behind any artificially intelligent robot) only obeys coding language.
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The half-hour, single-camera comedy will follow a 9-year-old Sheldon Cooper (Big Little Lies' Iain Armitage) living with his family — Zoe Perry will play his god-fearing mother, who was brought to life on the flagship by her real-life mother Laurie Metcalf — in East Texas and going to high school.
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In the new song, which also features DJ Khaled and Cardi B, Lopez sings, "I just want the green, want the money, want the cash flow," which she brought to life by blinging herself out in over $4.5 million worth of Tiffany & Co. jewelry featured in the 13 different looks she wore throughout the video.
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I'll start this by saying I'm well aware that The Dark Crystal is an artistic, creative universe brought to life by the same people who brought us Kermit The Frog, so I must endlessly stan — but that doesn't mean the photos released from the new Netflix prequel to the 1982 movie aren't absolutely terrifying.
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The creature in the story is brought to life by a scientist who cobbles together random pieces of dead bodies — grave-robbing was common in the early 19th century as medical research was exploding across Europe — to create a new man: without language, with the ability to walk, and in need of love and comfort.
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In 2007, Waldorf was brought to life by actress Leighton Meester (who turns 30 on April 9) when the best-selling book series by Cecily von Ziegesar debuted as a television show on The CW. Both on paper and on-screen, Waldorf had an unshakeable take-no-prisoners attitude that quickly became a series trademark.
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Following in the footsteps of Homecoming (a podcast that Malek's Mr. Robot director, Sam Esmail, brought to life as an Amazon series starring Julia Roberts and Stephan James), Blackout is an impressive fictional podcast that will appeal to the following groups of people: fans of Rami Malek, fans of the dystopian genre, and fans of modern storytelling.
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"The city of Chicago was instrumental in demonstrating to the President and First Lady the advantages of locating the future Obama Presidential Center in the city, and the University of Chicago brought to life the broad potential and vital energy of the South Side," Barack Obama Foundation chairman Martin Nesbitt told NBC Chicago in a statement.
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Before Katniss Everdeen in "The Hunger Games," there was a feminist who inspired her: Bathsheba Everdene, brought to life by Thomas Hardy in 1874 and, as portrayed here by Carey Mulligan, filled with every bit of Katniss's moxie as she endures three suitors competing for the right to marry her — and in the process suppress her will.
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Dedicated to educating and inspiring the next generation of storytellers, the school has locations in the South Bronx in New York City, and L.A.. During the table read (hosted by Amazon's Jason Ropell, David O. Russell and Brett Ratner), Elgort, 23, and Johnson, 27, brought to life two scripts that won a competition voted on by students.
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Moviegoers who turn out for the film's 2018 premiere will also meet Mary's cousin Topsy (Meryl Streep); Mr. Dawes Jr. (Dick Van Dyke), the chairman of Fidelity Fiduciary Bank; William Weatherall Wilkins (Colin Firth), the head of the bank; and the Balloon Lady (Angela Lansbury), a character from P.L. Travers' Mary Poppins books brought to life.
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I will, however, attempt it: The cast of Eastenders do not talk or behave like anyone you've ever met in London's actual East End, but instead like characters from a Dickens novel who have been brought to life and forced to wear bleached bootcut jeans and learn 113st-century slang in a very short space of time.
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The screenwriter, himself a Marine veteran of the Vietnam era, admitted to me that there was no way the filmmakers could ever top the "Full Metal Jacket" boot-camp sequences that were brought to life so intensely by R. Lee Ermey, a Marine Corps veteran who served two years as a drill instructor in the 1960s.
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The Mystery Set technique, a method of setting stones so no prongs are visible (patented by the jewelry house in 1933), brought to life three heart-shaped flowers rimmed by diamonds in the Amour Sacré brooch and a lush frond encircling one cushion-cut internally flawless type 2A diamond of 9.05 carats in the Feuille de Rubis ring.
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The West Hollywood bar and restaurant, which was created by Vanderpump Rules' Tom Sandoval, Tom Schwartz, and Lisa Vanderpump (along with her husband Ken Todd), features an extra-large bar with unique vintage-style seating, elaborate custom wooden and crystal chandeliers and a rustic Victorian theme, brought to life by Nick Alain, a Miami-based industrial designer and creative director.
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Excerpts of the book portrayed White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Florida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Trump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news MORE as a "cartoon villain brought to life" who spoke negatively about other staffers to the press.
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In another excerpt, Sims portrayed White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayIllinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Trump health chief: Officials actively 'working on' ObamaCare replacement plan Campaign aide: Trump asking questions shared by 'millions of Americans' with Epstein conspiracy theory MORE as a "cartoon villain brought to life" who bad-mouthed other staffers to the press.
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Sims also described White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayIllinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Trump health chief: Officials actively 'working on' ObamaCare replacement plan Campaign aide: Trump asking questions shared by 'millions of Americans' with Epstein conspiracy theory MORE as a "cartoon villain brought to life" who bad-mouthed other staffers to the press.
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In "Island People," a travelogue of love and scholarship, Joshua Jelly-Schapiro explains that his fascination with the region stems from its linkage of "traumatic histories of colonialism and genocide and slavery" with a "persistent sense of cosmopolitan possibility and newness," brought to life in marvelously varied ways on hundreds of Antillean islands, big and small, each a little different from the others.
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Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire could be the sign that the moment may have arrived for immersive, walkthrough VR. As one of the largest media properties of all time, with total revenues in the half-billion range, it is impressive to see the Star Wars brand brought to life through experiential VR. It hints at 2018 as being a very important year for location-based VR.
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The 15th annual NOW Fest closes with a final program including Singularity Song, a collaboration between filmmaker, artist, and performer Rachel Mason and Oguri, a Butoh-influenced dancer and choreographer, who explores the physics of black holes through rapturous large-scale video; and Christine Marie's Shadow in Stereo: Antiquated A.R., in which an ensemble of dancers inhabit an immersive 3D world brought to life through refreshingly analog means.
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Florida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Trump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news MORE is a "cartoon villain brought to life" who would bad-mouth her colleagues to members of the media, a former White House aide charges in a new book.
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I feel myself alone in this place and terrified a bit but still entirely connected with my father's living and the feeling of him in my gut as it's rotting and the edges of Pluto shift and enliven along with my limbs as they're brought to life from atrophy in occasional shocks and the headset attempts to tell me where to go and how to breathe and how to sustain myself.
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From a prosaic Beijing childhood spent enraptured by her grandmother's bedtime stories of the flowers she once sewed on her clothes, Guo has brought to life a riotous world of opulence, color and beauty — the guiding principle of her work and life — that has led her to become the first Chinese designer invited into the official Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture, the French governing body for couture.
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Mobile games often fall short of their console counterparts, but Activision brought a full console version of Skylanders SuperChargers, the latest video game in the Skylanders franchise, to Apple devices, including the iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. The starter pack comes with a wireless portal and three toys that are brought to life in the game; players simply download a free Skylanders app and turn on Bluetooth on their mobile devices to get started.
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He became known nationally for his blunt Noo Yawk persona, somebody whose word was as honest as it was direct — when he told you in a commercial that Piels was "a good drinkin' beer" you believed it — and for the mix of people he brought to life, Runyon-worthy characters like Vincent (the Chin) Gigante; Gothamesque killers like the Son of Sam, David Berkowitz; and noble everymen like Clifton Pollard, who dug President John F. Kennedy's grave.
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" For more of our One Last Thing interview with Somerhalder, pick up this week's issue of PEOPLE on stands now Surrounded by a menagerie of pets at home – including cats, dogs and horses –, Somerhalder just celebrated his 37th birthday in December and Reed, 27, posted a romantic social media message to her husband writing: "You are my every dream brought to life Here is to the next 65 years together, holding hands, strolling through the woods, still learning, still listening.
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We dutifully ordered the $7 relish tray, a small quartet of olives, pickles, nuts and chips, then bypassed the night's special, a porterhouse for two, in favor of smaller dishes with a Middle Eastern bent, in the Gogian style: two tongues of eggplant lashed with a sherry tahini sauce; root vegetables shredded into slaw and brought to life by the New York-based La Boîte's Shabazi spice blend, modeled after Yemeni zhoug (a fiery chile paste, at once earthy and sun-bright); dainty lamb meatballs that proved just big enough; and a slab of grilled cabbage awash in date vinaigrette, standing in for steak.
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