Otherwise, it is one of luxuriant vegetation and cavorting humans.
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And liberals were more likely to recall Bush cavorting with Clemons.
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And I do feel robbed of seeing Gandolfini cavorting with a cat.
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Model Sahara Ray's the chick the Biebs is cavorting with in Hawaii.
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Check out the pics ... Farrah's cavorting gets you ready for thirsty Thursday.
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Somewhere in the cadre of cavorting eagles wearing hats lies a devious creature.
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Partisans on one side see fraudsters cavorting with the communists under their beds.
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Stories abound of family barbecues interrupted by prostitutes and punters cavorting in nearby gardens.
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Thanks for inviting me to co-host the newsletter while Mike is off cavorting.
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Witnesses who previously claimed to have seen him cavorting with Kurdish separatists withdrew their statements.
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For the scientifically minded, commelinin is a metalloanthocyanin: basically magnesium ions cavorting with anthocyanin molecules.
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"Fantastisch!" he yelled to the chorus, which had been cavorting on a vertiginously mirrored set.
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A high-rolling Russian (Jason Isaacs) plans to spend the evening cavorting with local escorts.
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You'll recall, earlier in the week she was cavorting in St. Tropez with BF, Vito Schnabel.
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She definitely saw me cavorting like a maniac, pretending I was in my own music video.
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There was a time when prizefighters debased themselves by cavorting with mobsters and crooks and even murderers.
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The final images show brilliant streams of light cavorting above the water like a psychedelic sea creature.
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These films were, in essence, exhibits: simple scenes from ordinary life—a train arriving, a dog cavorting.
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Savoring the silences, we watched three breeding pairs of buff-necked ibises cavorting in the cloudless sky.
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Expect cavorting, jumping and frenzied joy at this pop-up experience — and not just from the dogs.
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At Saturday's debate, Halvorson blasted Shuster for "cavorting" with a lobbyist who attempts to influence his committee.
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While she was studying at American University, she was also cavorting with politicians in meetings brokered by Paul.
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In 2012, the Sun defied the royal family and printed pictures of Harry cavorting naked in Las Vegas.
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That could keep the bull market in stocks, now in its eighth year, cavorting for a while longer.
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Meanwhile, his Polish grandmother has gazed into her actual crystal ball and seen Billy cavorting with Admiral Byrd.
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Married women took a hit during Prohibition, because their husbands were out at speakeasies, cavorting with younger women.
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Wednesday night at Radio City Music Hall, Billie Eilish was cavorting in a universe of her own design.
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His editors during his career as a journalist have variously described him as a "cavorting charlatan" and "epically unreliable".
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The firm struck a deal with Grown-ish actor Luka Sabbat after he was seen cavorting with Kourtney Kardashian.
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Instead of that inexplicable yellow pail, she holds a cavorting monkey at the end of a purplish, ribbony leash.
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In contrast to the Genesis-era Vogue images, the musician looks thoroughly at home cavorting in Bath in 0003.
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Instead of cavorting around the canvas in triumph, Griff squirmed free and traversed the ring to where Spencer sat.
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Cavorting with death is a common Western pastime, in the way I might go to brunch or a museum.
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So, as People's source pointed out, why would Timberlake and Wainwright be cavorting so openly if it wasn't innocent?
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Rafal Kowalczyk, a bison expert, is one of the lucky individuals who has spotted the cow cavorting with the bison.
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Of course, the subject is French: the artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec cavorting in the scandalous Montmartre district of Paris.
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Biswas noticed the spider cavorting about a red weaver ant colony in the subtropical forest of India's Buxa Tiger Reserve.
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We had arrived a year ago on the Fourth of July, and gaggles of shrieking children were cavorting and splashing.
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If it's Halloween animals you prefer, you're definitely going to want this six-foot black cat cavorting on your lawn.
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Amidst this odd jumble of cavorting children and scowling guards, the few Chinese bold enough to discuss the meeting expressed approval.
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However, as his time cavorting with neo-Nazis online and in person went on, his rhetoric became more and more extreme.
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Russia must tread carefully, since Western banks are wary of cavorting with the Kremlin—hence the small sum to be raised.
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When you're not rolling around in the sweet ride above, you're cavorting around on massive birds (chocobos) and defeating bizarre monsters.
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It's cavorting to spry klezmer as soon as the house lights dim and it rarely loses its sense of madcap urgency.
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Cavorting with Kim Jong-un in the DMZ and joking with Vladimir Putin about Russian interference in our presidential election, hehehe.
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The public-housing complex in Copenhagen contains well-tended playgrounds full of cavorting children and their Somali- and Pakistani-Danish mothers.
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Jennifer Lawrence is done with licking her Oscar wounds, because she's already cavorting in a bikini, beer in hand, in the Bahamas.
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Sinn Fein made hay with this, a dozen of its members wearing crocodile costumes cavorting on stage to Elton John's "Crocodile Rock".
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While there's little else Swift loves more than a gaggle of models, she probably doesn't want her man cavorting with them. 3.
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He wanted to travel in the highest echelons of society, clinking glasses with socialites and captains of industry and cavorting on yachts.
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Most feel like depictions of sexual fetishists wearing furry costumes and cavorting at wild parties are inaccurate and downright unfair, say experts.
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When viewers saw a Rebel reporter cavorting with Klansmen flying Confederate flags and celebrating Robert E. Lee, they saw America, not Canada.
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Women cavorting naked in a tropical downpour amidst lush vegetation in the third act also was not part of Wagner's original script.
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During the chugging portion, a mosh pit forms in the sand with punk music blaring and hundreds of athletes howling and cavorting.
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Somehow, the Video Gamer Gauntlet Cruise isn't the first instance of someone trying to combine esports and cavorting across the seven seas.
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Any coherent narrative soon breaks down, and by the end, everyone is cavorting in a swimming pool full of Chupa Chups-branded lollipops.
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My cross-examinations of Steph Curry, Kevin Durant, and Dwyane Wade did nothing to prevent them from cavorting with Drake on national television.
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Where there is a joy and playfulness in Mr. DeSana's earlier work, with cavorting nudes and funny juxtapositions, here there is something else.
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The eruption of the snakes each spring, and the 10 days they spend cavorting in celebration, is weather dependent, and hard to predict.
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Abounding with wacky figures of different sizes cavorting and contorting in brightly colored scenes, her oeuvre feels like a celebration of being alive.
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The image above, of yours truly cavorting with a Tango creation, may make it look like a Pokémon-esque toy … but don't be fooled.
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That day really made me realize I should start focusing on my friends and school instead of cavorting with these people on the internet.
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A fictional president named Jonathan Duncan narrates most of the book, apart from some interludes told from the perspective of assassins and cavorting cyberterrorists.
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The 12 who twirl through these nearly 450 minutes gave it their all, reciting reams of text while cavorting around the intricate, multilevel set.
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The Syrian government accuses the group of cavorting with terrorists and of staging footage of their operations to garner sympathy and demonize the government.
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In 2014, Mr. Khawaja produced a reality show called "Model Turned Superstar," featuring extensive footage of young women cavorting with him on a yacht.
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The show that featured killer whales cavorting with trainers and leaping high out of the Shamu Stadium pool will have its final performances on Sunday.
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While Jon was (still) away, cavorting with Auntie Dany, siblings Sansa and Arya wrapped a bow around a plot of their own back in Winterfell.
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"These bogus stories are clearly fake," Mr. Putin said at a news conference of allegations that included Mr. Trump cavorting with prostitutes while visiting Russia.
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Those who dared enter found a dark nightmare world of busted roller coasters, haunted hallways, and horrifying NPCs dressed as furries cavorting across the landscape.
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Both describe themselves as free sex advocates whose Instagram feeds are full of scantily clad photos of themselves cavorting with other half-naked young women.
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What could be more awkward than cavorting down the catwalk in lingerie in front of your recent ex in the most romantic city on the planet?
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The body had decided that the pink dolphin, a rare type sometimes seen cavorting in the territory's harbour, would be a mascot of the handover festivities.
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Dina says Lindsay was just trying to get revenge on Egor -- whom she accused of cavorting with a Russian chick -- when she claimed she was pregnant.
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It's a collection of black and white photographs of fat women in elegant formations, for example cavorting in a circle in imitation of Matisse's La Danse.
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We took them to Lake Merritt in Oakland, an urban treasure with all manner of spectacle on the paved paths: drummers, cavorting capoeira dancers, bubble blowers.
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They included some speculation about whether there were compromising videos of Trump cavorting in a Russian hotel that might explain his enthusiastic support for Vladimir Putin.
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Michael Angelakos is energetic enough on stage that you probably want some wide shots of him cavorting around his bandmates, but you need those close-ups too.
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On the tape, heard by The Associated Press, Yaqoub, Mullah Omar&aposs son, used harsh language as he chastised Taliban fighters for their cavorting with the enemy.
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Artist Ewa Tarsia's grassy public sculptures "Cool Dot" were smashed during Winnipeg's Canada Day celebrations, with cantankerous Canucks cavorting atop the wood, compost, dirt, and sod installations.
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Enmeshed in the cavalcade of weird and wondrous cavorting that makes up the parade, there are some who cling to deeply ignorant sentiments of heteronormative white privilege.
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Arjun meets Ritu (Kriti Sanon), a bubbly journalist, and the two set about on destroying crime syndicates while not forgetting their other priority, cavorting in the fields.
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"Cavorting is costly, but procreating is exorbitant," says Wujun, explaining that Little Oats's wife didn't so much fear another child but a drain on the family finances.
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All are cavorting, swimming, boating, or sunbathing at the lake; however, none of them would have been admitted into either the Lake Placid Club or Morley's Hotel.
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If so, maybe you should watch this mood-enhancing video, filled with laughing babies floating in clouds and screensaver-worthy beach scenes with animated dolphins cavorting through waves.
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Carey is shown cavorting on a yacht in Capri, Italy, and fretting about agreeing to do the show at all, citing how "little privacy" there is in entertainment.
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Steele's once-confidential campaign memos were published just before Trump's inauguration, unleashing tales of cavorting prostitutes and conniving campaign aides on secret sorties with agents of the Kremlin.
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Its sympathies, one suspects, are with the birds — a whole flock of them cavorting onstage, frenetic and wild, all black and gray with glittering red around the eyes.
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That presumably was a reference to the hanky-panky recounted in the dossier alleging that Moscow compromised Trump by filming him cavorting with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel.
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Entering the exhibition, you first encounter "Middle World," a massive steel-reinforced concrete altar-slash-pinball machine, centered in a dimly lit room, surrounded by seventy cavorting figurines.
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So he started his rally by belittling reporters, reminding his supporters that Washington journalists were busy cavorting in a ballroom with Hollywood celebrities at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
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On December 22016, as that spectacle of Pai cavorting with the far right was zipping around the world, the FCC commissioners met to consider the fate of net neutrality.
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Such consequences could begin with a public campaign to embarrass Germany for cavorting with a regime that has been complicit in helping Syria President Bashar al-Assad commit genocide.
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STXfilms and its financing partners spent roughly $40 million to make the movie, which received poor reviews and finds Ms. McCarthy cavorting with puppets designed by the Henson Company.
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His short film "Neverland", which shows a transgender woman cavorting in a sarong on a Thai beach, oblivious to the surrounding glares, recently featured in a Hong Kong gallery.
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BUNOL, Spain (Reuters) - Thousands of revelers hurled tonnes of tomatoes at each other on Wednesday, cavorting in the red pulp beneath their feet in the Spanish town of Bunol.
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But there is something disorienting about seeing Obama look so genuinely blissful, cavorting around the world with celebrities and billionaires, while so many others freak out about his successor.
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The birdsong of earlier had hushed, but there was new magic — a riot of fireflies, cavorting in what felt like a show for just for the guards and me.
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Kourtney had a tight grip on her man ... though that's nothing new since we've seen them cavorting all over France the last couple days ... including her flaunting that ass.
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But those who were anxious about their survival rejoiced on social media when a short video was posted on Twitter showing several cavorting by a roadside on Big Pine Key.
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The Central Park Zoo was closed on Sunday, leaving would-be visitors craning their necks over a fence to see the frigid-weather-loving sea lions cavorting in their pool.
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Watching the show feels like gaining entry to a club full of people who dream of days spent sipping red wine in beach houses and cavorting with hunky yam farmers.
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Holston was a zookeeper from Miami who produced viral videos of him cavorting with chimps, lions, giraffes, snakes, otters, kangaroos, sharks, reptiles and other animals was arrested in Miami Friday.
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Added: A massive video screen backdrop on which is projected intermittently closeups of the onstage action or black-and-white slow motion footage of the actors cavorting down empty streets.
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Referring to sexual violence and humanity's dark side — with toothy heads devouring legs, and unidentifiable bodies cavorting with orgiastic abandon — Erban's art gives visible form to convulsions of existential dread.
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What I like most about Krall is his squadron of attack ships—spiky little critters that swarm through the interstellar vacuum like starlings, cavorting and swaying this way and that.
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Nabisco's animal crackers are a staple of American snack food aisles, and the box — a red-and-yellow rectangle featuring brightly colored circus animals cavorting in cages — is instantly recognizable.
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New Jersey boy band Bro4 will risk career ruin by cavorting on Donald Trump's White House lawn ... because they believe they can save the lives of some kids while they're there.
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Amber Heard has been cavorting in London this week, but we're told she will absolutely be back for her deposition on Saturday ... and Johnny Depp could be watching the whole thing.
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Merging Scotland's eight police forces into one in 2013 has provoked complaints of less accountable and unnecessarily standardised policing, with armed coppers cavorting through low-crime rural areas on routine patrol.
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In the video, Shyma Ahmed, a 21-year-old artist who is known by the name Shyma, is seen cavorting in a bra before a group of wide-eyed smiling men.
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He was photographed cavorting in Sochi with the Russian hockey team and other Russian athletes, and he has made it clear Russian presence is a point of pride for the nation.
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A bit like the cathedral in Valletta, where the skeletons cavorting across the floor always seem to be having so much more fun than the people peering dutifully down at them.
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The size-14 model is an outspoken body-positivity advocate: Look no further than her brilliant "f*ck you" to body-shamers that involved cavorting in a pile of potato-chip bags.
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Variety reports that anyone looking to get a taste of the show's signature drama, intrigue, and upstairs-downstairs cavorting will soon be able to walk in the footsteps of the Crawley family.
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And even as Zizou, as Zidane is known, talked of the suffering and the perfectly executed plan to get past Manchester City on Wednesday, his players were cavorting across the Bernabéu field.
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Every ticket to Fyre Festival was sold off the back of a single advertisement, featuring supermodels cavorting in the Bahamas, plus the social media placement that spread that advertisement across the world.
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By day, he was a dot etcher at lithography companies; on nights and weekends, he used oil paint to conjure a playfully surreal world of bulbous, barely dressed humans cavorting with nature.
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As the Dragons' 60-strong squad ran out in their jade green shirts and black breeches, their half of the stadium erupted, egged on by over 400 cavorting cheerleaders and marching bandsmen.
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I have fond memories of the early portions of the game, in the Honeyhive Galaxy, cavorting as a very cute bee, and in the Supersweet Galaxy, running around ice cream and cookie stages.
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There is little in the way of resolution or redemption; cavorting around on stage does not remove Mr Raskopoulos's pain, nor does he try and glamorise sickness as a necessary catalyst for creativity.
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There, through the early 1960s, he produced hundreds of bizarre images of insect-humans cavorting with or devouring each other, often rendered in cross-section or with ribbons flowing out of unusual orifices.
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Given that cavorting demons are not present in Verdi's original score, and that Giovanna d'Arco (Joan of Arc) was a devoutly religious French heroine—later declared a saint—Mr Chailly's resistance seems reasonable.
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Its Instagram feed for its men's line, for example, which has more than 855,000 followers, is a cornucopia of F.O.M.O.-inducing shots of stylish young lovelies cavorting in exotic locales wearing cool watches.
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Musk&aposs proclivity for dance was exposed on January 7 after videos emerged of the SpaceX founder cavorting his way around a stage at the launch of Tesla&aposs new Gigafactory in Shanghai.
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And Ms. Rowlson-Hall can really move: Back-bending in slow motion or cavorting in men's underwear, her bruised and abused body seems often more in need of an exorcist than a midwife.
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Other activities include rooster-themed puppet shows from Chinese Theater Works; opportunities to practice Asian calligraphy; chances to observe sea lions cavorting; and, in the Prospect Park Discovery Center, introductions to zodiac creatures.
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You can honor the past while still evolving into something new in the present, she says; it's not hard to imagine her unfurling a banner reading "REMAIN" and cavorting it around the set.
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Though Claire makes a good argument for, you know, being a sentient, independent woman, Jamie storms off after whining about spending all of his day engaged in treachery, idle flattery, and cavorting in brothels.
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In mid-December the New York Post reported that they were bouncing around the world on private jets, cavorting in South Africa and Israel with an entourage of family, nannies, a housekeeper, and security.
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Rybka — who is actually a Belarus-born woman named Anastasia Vashukevich — works as an escort, which is how she wound up posting a video of her and others cavorting with Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska.
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Members of the band Hippo Campus find themselves having some meta-CG fun in their new music video for "western kids," which sees them cavorting about inside, of all places, some 3D animation software.
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Edith at least got to finish the episode on a bright note, beaming down on her love child (who, in an act of questionable taste, was cavorting with her two cousins around Sybil's headstone).
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The sort of off-roader that self-appointed car lovers love to dismiss as a cute ute that spends more time rolling through mall parking lots than cavorting through streams and over felled trees.
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And before you say, "why this song?" let's look at the facts: A lake enthusiast—so basically Canadian by proxy—Frank Ocean has expressed his affinity for cavorting in freshwater, sometimes as a whale.
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Yes, there are padded seats, there are the tie-died septuagenarian "Weekend at Jerry's" cadavers with extinguished eyes, there are soused 63-year-old Hollywood producers cavorting in VIP tents, there is David Spade.
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Midway through the ceasefire, however, the leadership admonished those cavorting in capital cities and being photographed with government soldiers, perhaps concerned that their fighters were registering a deeper experience of connection with their counterparts.
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Photos of him cavorting at $2,000-a-night-plus hotels in Venice and the Caribbean sit alongside images of Kelly hobnobbing with Martha Stewart and partying at the Oscars as a Marriott executive's date.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Images from medieval manuscripts have had something of a revival on social media, with viral accounts sharing their strange scenes of bizarre beasts or cavorting knights and monks.
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Photos of him cavorting at $2,000-a-night-plus hotels in Venice and the Caribbean sit alongside images of Kelly hobnobbing with Martha Stewart and partying at the Oscars as a Marriott executive's date.
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And that person — who was not identified, either — did what Mr. Met normally does, cavorting with fans, shooting T-shirts into the crowd with an air cannon and trying to stay out of trouble.
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It does take place in Pondicherry, India, and the director — a male character pointedly named Lear — has indeed gone off the deep end, cavorting about town naked and desecrating the local statue of Gandhi.
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Kara Swisher: Lauren is again off this week, still cavorting in Hawaii, but in her place I am delighted to welcome Recode's expert on all things Alphabet — it used to be called Google — Mark Bergen.
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Earlier this year, Johnson won a magazine prize for a limerick depicting Erdogan cavorting with a goat, written to ridicule the Turkish leader's efforts to have German courts punish a German satirist for insulting him.
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Subtly hilarious wall illustrations, of lobsters in button-downs, cabbages on leashes, and cavorting carrots, cows, and people, shift the tone to playful, a mood matched by a dessert called Sundae Set and Candy Shop.
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"A lot can happen in three weeks," the film notes at the outset, proceeding to chronicle the rapid downfall of Hart's candidacy, after he was exposed cavorting on a yacht with Donna Rice (Sara Paxton).
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He would announce his arrival by setting off a flash gun, then take hundreds of snaps of people cavorting, before heading back to the studio to develop negatives, then put prints on display for sale.
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They also led to a golden age in gay bar hopping and nightclub cavorting that lasted roughly until 2000, when numerous establishments closed down for reasons having as much to do with gentrification as homophobia.
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When Alfred Sloan and G.M. were fighting labor unions and tax foes, in the nineteen-thirties, the company's critics began providing tabloids with photographs of G.M. executives enjoying their luxury sailboats and cavorting with showgirls.
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If "A Bigger Splash" does tell a tale, it concerns the sad decline of their relationship, and, if Schlesinger is seen cavorting, dolphinlike, among other pleasure-seekers, then Hockney, by definition, has been left alone.
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Most lawyers would be mortified if they were ever publicly compared to Saul Goodman, the sleazy attorney from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul who has no qualms supporting a meth operation or cavorting with killers.
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She's heard rumors about him and Bette, and accuses him of "cavorting" with her costar—then she tries very, very hard to seduce him herself, as she apparently did when they worked together on Autumn Leaves.
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While it followed a tradition of these "dances of death" images that emerged in the second half of the 14th century, showing humans from all walks of life cavorting with skeletons, the Lübeck frieze was unparalleled.
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They both wore canvas shorts and bleached-out polo shirts, and if you squinted, ignored the face tats and sun damage and drug scorch, you could picture them cavorting on a tennis court in the Hamptons.
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Based partly on an Audubon Society recording from 1980, and featuring an amusing Robert M. Johanson alongside a troupe of cavorting dancers, this show is suffused with longing and unafraid of its own strangeness (1:00).
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Based partly on an Audubon Society recording from 423, and featuring an amusing Robert M. Johanson alongside a troupe of cavorting dancers, this show is suffused with longing and unafraid of its own strangeness (1:00).
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To the left, a group of white vacationers of various ages and sexes, some nude, are cavorting, with a boat, a windsurfing board and other toys of affluence in shallow turquoise waters off a coastal resort.
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" The critic John J. O'Connor called it just before the second season: "There's the potential for longevity," he wrote, "with Mary looking healthy enough to keep cavorting at least until the ripe old age of 45.
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Their big emotional moments fall flat, but it would be hard for them to connect when Russell is having such a great time cavorting about the screen as Santa, never once caring how ridiculous he looks.
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Other parts of the dossier remain unsubstantiated, or nearly impossible to verify, such as its most salacious charge: that the Russians have a video of Mr. Trump cavorting with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel in 2013.
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The Flaming Ferrari isn't quite as famous as the cavorting celebrities who have frequented Nam Long Le Shaker, a West London restaurant and bar probably better known for the exploits of its clientele than its food.
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Lost in a 1942 World War II bombing, it was a vivid mural of cadavers cavorting with people from every class, painted life-size so that viewers felt present in this chain of vitality and death.
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Then out spurted male and female performers, cavorting and cartwheeling in clothes mirroring Ms. Westwood's favorite social causes: trash was encased in bright fishnets or tumbling out of satin bodices; plastic-bottle slippers on models' feet.
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Bill Clinton considered running for president in 1988, but that was the year in which Gary Hart's promising campaign sank when reporters caught him cavorting on a boat with a young woman who was not his wife.
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The group's debut video for song "Run and Run" is shot in a vertical view the shape of a smartphone screen, and features the six members cavorting between apps including FaceTime, Twitter, and the iOS camera function.
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Also: Pycelle, Uncle Kevan, Lancel the twit and finally the tragically ineffectual Tommen, who in his poignant final moments finally embraced the reality we first understood when we saw him cavorting with Ser Pounce in Season 4.
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The exciting news is that researchers in the Roth lab have discovered several promising compounds based on the KOR structure that selectively binds and activates KOR, without cavorting with the more than 330 other related protein receptors.
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We see Diane in old footage, singing on a black-and-white TV show, as well as in seemingly endless reels of old home movie footage, laughing at parties and cavorting with her family on a beach.
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ONE recent Saturday afternoon three performers, dressed in clownish finery, clambered out of a rusty 1950s pickup truck in a suburb of Havana and spent the next hour cavorting, breakdancing and sashaying for the amusement of a dozen children.
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Inspired by Goya, Daumier and the Krazy Kat comics of his youth, Guston's new paintings, which went on show at New York's Marlborough Gallery in 1970, featured a bunch of unsettling, hooded Klansmen-like figures cavorting about in cars.
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Though at the time critics perceived only an incomprehensible heap of red and black linoleum shavings when contemplating "The Spring" (1912), today our practiced eyes can organize the fractured forms into several figures cavorting in a shallow pictorial space.
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The Puppy Bowl was designed as counterprogramming to the biggest event in American sports, but the actual concept — tiny puppies cavorting on a mini football field — was, like many great ideas, initially suggested in jest, by Animal Planet executives.
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BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, March 11 Ferruccio Busoni's Piano Concerto is a ludicrous proposition: well over an hour of music; five movements; a men's chorus singing in praise of Allah; the pianist cavorting all over the keyboard, chasing absurd difficulties.
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This turns out to be the perfect outfit for grabbing gelato with the fam... for cavorting with the pigeons and people in Piazza San Marco... and for performing a new musical theater piece for Legend, who chuckled at her off-camera.
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He rose, too, because no one else cared to rule North Yemen, where the two previous incumbents had been dispatched within nine months of each other: one shot while cavorting with foreign prostitutes, the other minced by an exploding briefcase.
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If clouds or rainbows filled the void, so much the better, because he or others would usually be filming his performance, and the beauty of it—l'esthétique of his body curving and cavorting in space—was almost the most important thing.
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Introduced as a lad cavorting with his plush pals, Christopher is quickly shown getting shipped off to boarding school, growing up into Ewan McGregor and getting married (Hayley Atwell plays his wife, making the most of a relatively small role).
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Written and directed by Mara McEwin, a founder of the troupe Treehouse Shakers, the show centers on a chick's hatching and her discovery of her country neighbors, which include a newborn calf, a strutting rooster, cavorting fellow chicks and wild nestlings.
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While some of the power dynamic is typical — underage groupies cavorting with rock stars — images from female, queer and nonbinary artists like Jayne County and the Slits make a strong case for sex as an essential source of punk liberation.
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Born to wealth and untroubled by the need to make a living, she married and divorced an Italian prince, living for a time in Milan, finding a lot of love as a bisexual, and generally cavorting and traveling with leading artists.
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Their demeanor and high energy often totally at odds with the tenor of the game, they attempt to energize the crowd by cavorting with the mascot and dancing with kids on the Jumbotron and hosting the fan contest during breaks in the game.
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But audiences at the Edinburgh Festival are lapping up a light-hearted sung comedy version, "Brexit The Musical", a sellout featuring a cavorting Boris Johnson, the most prominent Brexit campaigner, in matching Union Jack underpants and socks, looking for a lost plan.
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For more on what the critics thought of this extravagant remake, read on: William Bibbiani, The Wrap Massoud is particularly dashing in the role, leaping from building to building and cavorting with his pet monkey Abu while flashing a million-dollar heartthrob smile.
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Harry has on several occasions come under intense media scrutiny for his party lifestyle, most notably the leak of a video in 2012 showing the grandson of the Queen cavorting with a nude young woman in a hotel room in Las Vegas.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian pop star who befriended Donald Trump at a beauty pageant in Moscow has made a music video featuring a lookalike of Trump cavorting on a bed with pageant contestants in bikinis, billing it as a satire on news reporting.
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In 1920, Conan Doyle, now long famous as the creator of Sherlock Holmes, received a letter from an excited friend who was in possession of a photograph in which tiny females with diaphanous wings are cavorting in front of an entranced adolescent girl.
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In one segment she had a cameo role as an airline passenger in a remake of "Nightmare at 21968,21970 Feet," the 228 episode in which a terrified fellow passenger believes he has spied a gremlin cavorting on the wing outside his window.
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A 53 video for her single "Trouble in Paradise" showed her cavorting around in a rhinestone-encrusted romper from Patricia Field, flanked by a trio of drag queen backup singers, as she sang about how she wouldn't wind up as anyone's trophy wife.
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In just the past two days Michael Wolff intimated Trump & Nikki Haley are having an affair, a porn star said Trump asked her to spank his bottom with a Forbes Magazine, Glenn Simpson accused Trump of money-laundering & cavorting with Russian mobsters & the government shutdown.
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Paparazzi play on the pervading idea that celebrities aren't like the rest of us, so catching them on film cavorting in a bikini with a little cellulite on their legs, or a stomach roll, or something else completely ordinary is akin to a goldmine.
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Cost: £690k (£830k today) The most decadent shit that happens: Obviously it's the diamonds, all of the fucking diamonds – which have been dusted over a half-naked Britney until she resembles a Swarovski display screen cavorting in what looks to be an expensively mirrored box.
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Rock Aid Armenia also cut a "Rock and Roll" video, a somewhat-better-than-bar-band-quality version of Really Loud Chuck Berry that has everybody gurning like total goofwads and cavorting in the studio and of course pretending to play tennis rackets like guitars.
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In "A Visit To/A Visit From/The Island," which I have always found problematic, Fischl abuts two panels, one depicting white, well-heeled bathers cavorting on the beach, and the other with desperate black refugees climbing out of the surf among the bodies of the drowned.
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The blood-red wall of Queen Elizabeth's court is a stark contrast with the white-costumed courtiers and creepy, cavorting jesters; the martyr's red of Mary's dress as she ascends to her death is a splash of color in the suitably gloomy sets of the final scene.
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"No 2 BeeF (slima)" finds the group braiding together a series of syncopated vocal samples, juxtaposing their cavorting interplay with a slinkily sinking bottom end; somehow, the results are agile and sluggish at the same time, and the result has its own disorienting buzz, to be sure.
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The crypto-currency conjures a William Gibson–esque panorama of dark web Tor servers, masked figures cavorting in Eastern European shipping containers, multibillion dollar South American cartel-laundering operations, gaunt college sophomores picking up Silk Road designer drugs at liberal arts–school mailboxes, and so forth.
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It's the singer's second video from the album, following "Green Light," and, much as its name suggests, features her cavorting around a number of pretty dang perfect places—tropical beaches, waterfalls, seaside lounges, fancy dinners—in various states of luxurious dress and undress, alone all the while.
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Look the other way and see the cream of the intersectional left cavorting with the reactionary bigot Louis Farrakhan while young rock-star progressives in Congress set about rebranding the Jewish state from ally into enemy and its supporters — meaning, again, most American Jews — into traitors.
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Cavorting with Edie Sedgwick at the Chelsea Hotel; previewing the album "The Band" for George Harrison; jetting to Paris with David Geffen and Joni Mitchell (and his wife, Dominique): There's so much sound and color here that the self-exculpating scenes fit right in, vivid and convincing.
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Then it morphed, as jokes did so quickly last year, into a weapon that might be used to mock any comparisons to Hitler—even when a guy with a serious Hitler vibe ran for President, even when the people using the phrase were cavorting with Nazis.
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The images of women competing at a club where just seven years ago they had been denied membership and the sight of smiling kids cavorting and playing for trophies on the 18th green stand in stark contrast to Augusta National's darker days when neither seemed particularly welcome.
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If Putin had a tape of the president-elect cavorting with Russian prostitutes — one of the most salacious accusations in the unsubstantiated dossier about Trump prepared by a former British spy and controversially published by BuzzFeed last week — confirming its existence publicly would ruin its usefulness as blackmail material.
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This, I believe, is why the Kaiser Chiefs' singer made me so angry, because in him I saw only a self-conscious Englishman in jeans appropriating the codes of shamanism while the sub-millennial audience around him did the same, cavorting in feigned hysteria, a cynical, fraudulent collusion.
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Mr. Lewis and Mr. Martin cobbled together a routine based on their after-hours high jinks at the Havana-Madrid, with Mr. Lewis as a bumbling busboy who kept breaking in on Mr. Martin — dropping trays, hurling food, cavorting like a monkey — without ever ruffling the singer's sang-froid.
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To this end, he photographs coal miners, their faces concealed under layers of black soot, both at work and at home; he captures sun-drenched garden parties as guests wander in and out of the frame like ghosts; and depicts working-class children staging back-alley fistfights or cavorting like can-can girls.
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By any local metric, hers is a success story: A recent solo show of her paintings at the Albert Merola Gallery sold out entirely, while the annual Provincetown Arts magazine — the cultural scene's de facto yearbook — served up an 18-page salute to her signature blend of cavorting crustaceans and sexualized dreamscapes.
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LONDON — At Bunga Bunga supper club, a sublimely ridiculous ode to Italian kitsch in Covent Garden, there's a speedboat turned table that seats 254, communal cocktails served from four-foot-high replicas of Michelangelo's David — yes, the tap is that part of his anatomy — and a Pompeii-style fresco featuring cavorting nudes.
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I scroll through the photos and videos I've missed during sleep—usually a combination of #Millennials I used to work with who've quit their jobs and now appear to bleed trust fund money cavorting through in Tokyo or Malaysia or some other far-off timezone, drunk people I know who were out late being drunk, and food porn.
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The photo of the large man with his balls hanging out was posted by someone using the name "Dale K." Many of the reviews, again, claim that the hotel not wanting a criminal organization cavorting inside their business is tantamount to discrimination against "the biker community," however, a few decided to get a little more creative.
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The mini-game that plays out at the telephone clubs is like something out of Danganronpa mixed with extremely softcore imagery: you try to shoot correct responses to the query of the girl on the other end of the line, and as you answer correctly, an image of a woman sexily cavorting about in a bikini comes into focus.
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Before he was out of his teens Mr. Shore had dropped out of high school and was hanging around the Factory, Andy Warhol's all-purpose studio, where he shot cavorting Superstars, musicians like Lou Reed and John Cale of the Velvet Underground, and visitors like Marcel Duchamp, pictured here with a cigar and a smile of refined forbearance.
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It's the same thing that the Fyre Festival, the famously failed music festival in the Bahamas, was paying for when it paid Ms. Jenner, along with Bella Hadid (12.7 million Instagram followers), Hailey Baldwin (10 million) and Emily Ratajkowski (12.8 million), to drum up excitement via promotional posts with said women cavorting in bikinis on a beach.
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But he insisted that he wasn't even aware that Trump was visiting Moscow during the 2013 Miss Universe pageant at the time of the event, a visit that has been closely scrutinized due to the claims, in the dossier compiled by former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele, that Trump was secretly filmed cavorting with prostitutes in his hotel room.
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So here's hoping Real Sports stirs up enough indignation and shame in the MMA community that no one—not Werdum, not Weidman, not Gustafsson, and certainly not UFC President Dana White (see Mayweather description, above), to whom Kadyrov issued a challenge on the show: a UFC/Akhmat tournament "to the death"—ever feels right about cavorting with the Kadyrov regime again.
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Just a few minutes down the road from San José, in the village of Ocumicho, I visited the home studio of Tomasa Gonzalez Sánchez, populated with hundreds of winsome clay figurines painted in psychedelic acrylics: whistles shaped like peacocks, devils cavorting on a bridge that Ms. Gonzalez had seen once years before on a trip to Mexico City, and a miniature Last Supper of mermaids eating watermelon.
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Our window crammed with bees, Geese cavorting on the hill A green pond where we floated Never dreaming such a fate Might befall one of us Mad dance of tumors This serous thing, spelled differently But pronounced like the cloud Cirrus —papa made me see Lifting me high in afternoon heat A pallor stroking the inner sky Ligaments striated A high interiority picked with ice Finicky music we dare not hear.
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This time around, though, Halvorson says he is armed with more experience, presidential election year momentum in a district where GOP candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is a favorite and evidence that Shuster is cavorting with lobbyists who have a deep-rooted stake in the issues overseen by his committee.
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It was something you might have seen years ago at a Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane performance: the first set of dancers were perhaps the most interesting to me, because they seem to be caught in a scene from an asylum: sand on the floor, cavorting between large metal bookcases, spasmodic action, shaking, flailing and falling, dresses flying up overhead to reveal underwear, then being drug by their feet to another area, to be piled up on each other in a sleeping heap.
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