Mike Isaac: Yeah, I put it less colorfully or more colorfully somewhere else.
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Among its finalists are the NYC museum's colorfully designed washrooms.
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Were you dressing colorfully before you were with your ex?
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"Demon," colorfully directed by Thaddeus Strassberger and running through Aug.
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All were colorfully orchestrated but they shared few other obvious commonalities.
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The vaping kit options colorfully advertised online are fashionable and many.
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He rather colorfully compares it to a breakup with a lover.
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You can hear Nilay colorfully explain this court ruling on this episode.
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His subjects were all unusual characters, and their lives are colorfully related.
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" Somewhat less colorfully, Newsweek observed that it had "little basis in fact.
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This is what makes it contempt and not merely colorfully expressed criticism.
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The background was an out-of-focus grid of colorfully patterned tiles.
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The airline was known for its colorfully painted aircraft and top-notch service.
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The exhibition colorfully commences with Joan Semmel's orgastic Sex Paintings from the 19933s.
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Germany Dispatch LEINEFELDE, Germany — The children came colorfully dressed to the family festival.
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Sealand ran, quite colorfully, for decades, though no other nation ever formally recognized it.
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Euron is only hanging around to "fuck the queen," as he colorfully puts it.
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A colorfully lit stage was positioned in the center of the open-air compound.
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The food at Piada looks just as beautiful as the colorfully curated restaurant interior.
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No one illustrates these internal contradictions more colorfully than Alex Castellanos, a media consultant.
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Even in plain everyday speech, we tend to use adverbs liberally, fervently and colorfully.
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And Matt Apuzzo apologizing, profusely and colorfully, for showing up late to an interview.
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Hitting stores October 5th, the 22-piece makeup line reflects de Palma's colorfully unapologetic aesthetic.
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The jeeps were lengthened to fit more seats, topped with a roof, and painted colorfully.
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Murray has repeatedly and colorfully slammed President Obama for his "war on coal" environmental policies.
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The photos showed priests and well-dressed parishioners smiling over baskets of colorfully dyed eggs.
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Across Europe, populist candidates have been making their pitch to voters in colorfully hostile terms.
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It was as gutsy, and colorfully varied, a Wotan performance as any I can remember.
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A colorfully decorated Christmas tree again stood near the entrance of her mostly unadorned apartment.
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Even his socks are vibrant — he will wear colorfully striped socks even when formally dressed.
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Costume artists designed 300 colorfully dressed audio-animatronic dolls to be featured in the ride.
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Inside, work by 20173 Japanese artists, designers, and animators colorfully highlighted flatness in Japan's visual culture.
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He&aposs calling people, and he&aposs extremely emotional and passionate and speaks colorfully and bluntly.
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Abney's works are typically characterized as narrative figurative paintings that are graphically bold and colorfully striking.
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Inside his motley administration, Trump is constantly judging, assessing and -- most colorfully -- complaining about his staff.
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Some are still bare aluminum, others are colorfully painted, and still others are somewhere in between.
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This woman looks fantastic: she has ribbons in her hair, lots of beads, she's colorfully dressed.
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The seven sculptures of colorfully-painted, stacked boulders paired bright, attention-grabbing hues with natural elements.
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"As Justice Scalia colorfully quipped, 'Every banana republic has a bill of rights,'" Mr. Barr said.
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They are carried by groups of bearers in colorfully decorated, palanquin-like mikoshi, or portable shrines.
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Ross colorfully illustrated his point using a can of chicken noodle soup on television last week.
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Do you feel more of a responsibility to, like you said, be joyful and dress up colorfully?
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Justice Scalia once put it more colorfully, saying a law can be stupid but still be constitutional.
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DOVE® is synonymous with the colorfully wrapped PROMISES® we grab off the shelves in supermarkets.
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Bobby Rush (D-Ill.) colorfully stated the prevailing perception about this notorious contract, "I smell a rat".
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Disembodied hair, colorfully woven or tied with humble strings, becomes a metonym for a roving female subject.
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Fanny feels like a brown-clad ugly duckling when surrounded by colorfully dressed, all-American Ziegfeld girls.
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Colorfully painted houses stood on stilts in the bay, China a mere 1,000 feet to the west.
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This troupe, formed in 1973, colorfully illustrates the tale through both traditional and contemporary dance and music.
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Hence the colorfully named Fixated Persons Investigations Unit, which the New South Wales police announced last month.
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Biden, as he later colorfully recounted, delivered the Obama administration's message — and indeed, Shokin was soon sacked.
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Abigail Smith and Oscar Zamorano hired Ronald Bayens for an oil painting to colorfully celebrate their day.
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Mr. Waplington also displays images of new settlements, along with some sizable found objects: colorfully painted water tanks.
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It's known for its hawkish and colorfully-worded editorials but analysts say it doesn't necessarily reflect Chinese policy.
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"If somebody doesn't maintain their flying car, it could drop a hubcap and guillotine you," he colorfully describes.
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Thousands upon thousands of colorfully painted buoys decorate the surface, marking the point where traps are strung below.
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Others, however, grow their body hair and display it proudly (even colorfully) as a form of self-expression.
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Hong and her team packaged the popsicles in colorfully designed wrappers with the flavor of their respective source.
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The colorfully illustrated sachets come in an iridescent pouch — so pretty you won't even need to wrap it.
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Beckinsale looped her arm around her colorfully-clad friend while wearing a white bandeau top and blue pants.
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The handles on the spatulas, spoons and whisk colorfully replicate vegetables, while making the tools easy to grip.
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"Free Hong Kong, democracy now!" protesters chanted in the park against a backdrop of colorfully lit office towers.
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" It also colorfully says that "the President clings to his assertion like a drunk to an empty gin bottle.
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Then there is the work of Moscow-based Nikolai Pisarev, which is colorfully dreamlike in both narrative and artwork.
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The Republican National Committee even sells "George H.W. Bush Socks" — colorfully striped stockings signed by the former president himself.
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They gave themselves the colorfully assured name Superstudio, and soon after helped kickstart the radical architecture movement in Italy.
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Old magazines and books gave their lives for hand-cut stop-motion collages in this colorfully composed music video.
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Your eyes do not perceive polarization, but a polarizing filter in the IMAX glasses turned the invisible colorfully visible.
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" And James Altucher colorfully gave Kevin this tip: "If something is not a 'hell yeah!' then it's a no.
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" And James Altucher colorfully gave Kevin this tip: "If something is not a 'Hell Yeah!' then it's a no.
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The colorfully worded lawsuit took particular aim at Mohamed El-Erian, the firm's former chief executive, and Mr. Ivascyn.
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Earth's auroras, which colorfully illuminate the skies at high latitudes, are among the most spectacular phenomena on the planet.
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On China: CNN's "State of the Union" host Jake Tapper colorfully introduced Trump's meeting with Xi at Mar-a-Lago.
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Welcome to our family," says Isla in her adorable video, holding up a colorfully decorated sign that reads, "Congrats Lucas!
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The first portrait featured the overjoyed mother and father and their new baby girl in the colorfully decorated palace room.
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Katherine Langley, who represented Kentucky in the late 1920s and early 1930s, for instance, was criticized for dressing too colorfully.
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Welcome to our new era of major power competition, which is playing out globally, sometimes quietly and sometimes this colorfully.
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In return, the girl gave Harry what appears to be a baby gift colorfully wrapped for his newborn son Archie.
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" It's all part of the Olympic-industrial complex which Von Drehle colorfully but accurately referred to as "a commercial orgy.
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The images, processed by NASA scientists, show the vivid clouds and intricate veins colorfully outlining the eye of the storm.
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Of course, as 2016 so colorfully illustrated, polling is hardly an exact science, especially this far out from an election.
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"In the capital city, Tunis, you can find winding streets lined with elaborate doors and colorfully painted buildings," she said.
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At the most basic level, that means aesthetics; so all Warung Pintar vendors get a bright and colorfully-designed kiosk.
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The colorfully friendly but intricate look of the world and the people in it is utterly charming in the trailers.
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Mr. Hong, the conservative, has colorfully pledged to rid the country of corruption by putting it through a washing machine.
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Dressed in colorfully coordinated costumes, these dancers push the boundaries of respectability and body politics with their discipline, precision, and uniformity.
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" The section devoted to the currently very hip 99-year-old Carmen Herrera was colorfully subtitled "One Hundred Years of Fortitude.
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That all changed when she spoke "colorfully" about Clinton's campaign on the red carpet at the Golden Globes in January 2016.
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His anger, expressed more colorfully and authentically than even the most anti-establishment of politicians, is the source of his popularity.
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On first glance, it could simply seem like a colorfully decorated lounge space with artsy people of color eager to socialize.
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No. This is the Public Square, where people have colorfully baited and debated one another since before Ohio was a state.
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Manda (Kirsty MacLaren) has been living with her "da" since her mother left the family — although Kylah puts it more colorfully.
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Graham, who has colorfully described his loathing of Trump, told reporters a "mutual friend" arranged the call, which took place Wednesday.
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The application is pretty much the same as your everyday approach — this is just a way to do it more colorfully.
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His actors are colorfully styled as lesbian archetypes, with soft butches sprinkled in among the eye-shadowed punks and earth mothers.
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Then, in preparation for the main course, wash your hands at the colorfully tiled basin at the back of the restaurant.
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This varied program opened with Ives and included the New York premiere of a colorfully eclectic piano concerto by Esteban Benzecry.
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In Mr. Rembert's rippling panels, crowds of colorfully dressed field hands pick cotton, and men swing hammers on a chain gang.
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In early 2016, the colorfully nicknamed Democrat Skate Pierce – a local barkeep – won an election for city council in eastern Washington.
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And when parkgoers called on Pete Buttigieg, he installed decorative lights under bridges, giving citizens of South Bend colorfully illuminated rivers.
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Plucked from the colorfully named bastard hogberry, the fruit gets its hue from the arrangement of cells in light-bending patterns.
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And, if all else fails, we can lean on our horns or roll down our windows and speak our minds (sometimes colorfully).
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Though for the most part a visually lush and colorfully attractive show, there's something slightly subversive about František Kupka: Pioneer of Abstraction.
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Suen, who runs the bakery with her mother, also sell a variety of breads, cookies and pastries at the colorfully decorated shop.
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The key exchange: Why this matters: Trump's pledges don't add up — a fact colorfully acknowledged by the staunch Trump ally, Tennessee Sen.
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James, who makes a range of colorfully playful shoes, bags and hats, was nominated for the 2018 CFDA award for emerging talent.
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Aides to Mr. Trump have finally wrested away the Twitter account that he used to colorfully — and often counterproductively — savage his rivals.
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Just offshore, dozens of colorfully painted fishing boats were turning to silhouettes, their crews offloading buckets of freshly caught barracuda and grouper.
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A long time ago, an artist friend, Dapo Ojoade, wanted me to look at a colorfully painted flat wood sculpture he made.
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More celebrated is the interior of the graceful, vaulted basilica, ornamented with colorfully painted statues of saints and a 523th-century pipe organ.
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Shawbard rules over free love the Shawbard Valley commune as its colorfully-robbed guru, which the nearby community of Chinook, OR doesn't love.
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Her parents were dressed just as colorfully, with mom wearing a bright-blue floral tunic and dad looking sharp in a shimmery blazer.
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His installation collective conscience (21—ongoing) is made up of 212 colorfully-dressed papier-mâché effigies, inspired by a Colombian New Year tradition.
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" The man who created the project, Sjoerd Hoogendoorn, a security consultant, put it more colorfully: "Mostly, the most crazy ideas work the best.
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This is why terrorism scholars have repeatedly concluded that killing or capturing terrorist leaders — a strategy known, colorfully, as "decapitation" — does not work.
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" As Storr colorfully puts it, the self-esteem craze was "a rapturous copulation of the ideas of Ayn Rand, Esalen and the neoliberals.
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I walked through the colorfully hand-painted door to music emanating from a boombox and the soft thud of bodies hitting gymnastics mats.
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The colorfully contrasted characters are still abundant, but the repartee is, for the most part, content to be merely snappy, not socially insightful.
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" Some years ago, as we described Beijing's crushing of independent voices, a Chinese government spokesperson colorfully suggested, "Their eyesight has always had problems.
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He declared the evidence against the president to be "wafer-thin" and he colorfully compared the Democratic case for impeachment to be lacking.
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While their respective styles are different, they both have the ability with their messaging to get points across colorfully, memorably and hence, successfully.
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Front Burner Four new garden gins from Tamworth, a distillery in Tamworth, N.H., dress their juniper with other tastes in colorfully labeled bottles.
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But at Echo Park Pottery, his ceramics studio in Los Angeles, he also makes chunky, colorfully glazed mugs that go for under $803.
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The most notorious of these infections (called primary amebic meningoencephalitis, or PAM) is caused by Naegleria fowleri, colorfully known as the brain-eating amoeba.
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Timberlake completed his performance with 2016's "Can't Stop the Feeling" joined by an array of colorfully dressed backup dancers and enthusiastic crowd members.
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" On aging gracefully – and colorfully: "I think I have reached an age when I can have pink hair if I want – or blue hair.
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" Bill Press, a Sanders support and CNN political commentator, put it more colorfully: "He may be leaving the state to see the Pope Francis.
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On the opposing wall, the colorfully suited subjects of Ruth Ossai's photographs invoke the flamboyant and heavily queer-coded self-portraiture of Samuel Fosso.
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Imagine an '80s workout video set in a room full of colorfully-clothed people, with no shortage of neon pink sweatbands and yellow legwarmers.
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Selections from Book I of Janacek's "On an Overgrown Path," including "In Tears" and "The Barn Owl Has Not Flown Away," were colorfully rendered.
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The soups are prepared mostly with produce from two local farmers' markets; the colorfully named offerings include Kale-lifornia Dreamin', Lentil Me Entertain You!
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It's a bloody, action-filled series, with the kind of colorfully obscene dialogue that fans should expect from the writer, comics legend Warren Ellis.
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The reason is pretty simple: Investors (along with the rest of us) have been told, repeatedly and colorfully, that autonomous cars are nearly here.
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To hear the colorfully haired and perennially smirking Los Angeles musician Lil Aaron tell it, arranged songwriting sessions can occasionally be an awkward proposition.
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Before the Flood follows Leonardo DiCaprio's round-the-world journey to colorfully illustrate the planetary destruction predicted 256 years earlier in An Inconvenient Truth.
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It's a colorfully illustrated horror story of cells on a rampage to stay alive at all costs and cells outliving the body by decades.
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Some houses inside the concession stand on sturdy stilts and are colorfully painted in the local style, owned by small businesses or successful farmers.
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On Instagram, hashtags like #mendingmatters and #makedoandmend mark tens of thousands of posts showcasing colorfully and often gorgeously patched sweaters, jeans, dresses and coats.
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Everything about the book is pared-down essentials, from the one-word title to the sparing use of text to the colorfully elemental illustrations.
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Behind the house, the one-bedroom cottage has jalousie shutters and a colorfully painted bathroom with a pedestal sink and a fiberglass-enclosed shower.
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B10 Wired Glass Touch Keyboard There are run-of-the-mill keyboards and then there's the colorfully polished, supremely stylish B10 Glass Touch keyboard.
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Hundreds of colorfully dressed and scantily clad dancers and musicians paraded well into Tuesday morning behind huge, elaborate floats designed around a broad theme.
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" Though the underground paper The Berkeley Barb put it more colorfully: "Che Guevara is thirteen years old, and he is not doing his homework.
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In one afternoon, the Astros went from colorfully outfitted darlings who played in the World Series last autumn to cheats living in shadowed ignominy.
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Is there anything more absurd than the image of a steel-grey robot cop inside a colorfully lit club surrounded by fleshy, sweaty humanoids?
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"Aides to Mr. Trump have finally wrested away the Twitter account that he used to colorfully – and often counterproductively – savage his rivals," the story states.
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A lot of people -- including USC legend William McGinest -- have called for an end to the cold shoulder, but none as colorfully as Armstrong has.
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There are, in other words, a lot of moving parts, and most of them are interesting enough as they colorfully grind toward an inevitable collision.
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The last bit shows colorfully candy swirled into circles and stuck on a stick, and we end with a bunch of cute and tasty lollipops.
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Trump couldn't care less if people in urban areas, where Republicans have no hope of competing anyway, are upset with his strident, colorfully communicated views.
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"Aides to Mr. Trump have finally wrested away the Twitter account that he used to colorfully — and often counterproductively — savage his rivals," the Times reports.
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So when you log into networks like Instagram or WhatsApp, you will see FACEBOOK screamed at you (albeit colorfully) at the bottom of your screen.
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Watching 14 live ballerinas in colorfully matched costumes leaping and spinning to Tchaikovsky's waltzing music had to have been a strangely unreal experience for him.
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Salt Lake City's Ballet West will do the 1958 classic "Summerspace," and the Washington Ballet will contribute "Duets," from 1980, featuring six colorfully clad couples.
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The ceilings in most of the rooms are between 12 and 15 feet, with exposed wood beams or concrete adorned with colorfully embossed leaf patterns.
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In an earnings call with analysts on Friday, Mr. Dimon of JPMorgan complained colorfully about the impasse in Washington, saying it was dampening economic growth.
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The statement by Lonegan continues -- more colorfully -- a line of attack by Cruz and his running-mate Carly Fiorina that Trump and Clinton are political twins.
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As with the three other longest and heaviest floating bridges on the planet, the colorfully named SR 520 Bridge makes its home in the Seattle area.
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She directed and edited the video; while Jose Rosero colorfully animated a 90's party playground where twerking butts exist completely outside of the male gaze.
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As New Yorkers celebrated the progress thousands of miles away, the colorfully beaming Empire State Building served as another reminder that this is a huge deal.
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While catching up with former President George H.W. Bush on Sunday, Clinton gifted his predecessor -- known for sporting trendy footwear -- three pairs of colorfully patterned socks.
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Despite his injury, Warren appeared to be in good spirits, and brightened up his cast with a colorfully patterned sock from his Pair of Thieves line.
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It also has much more character than most other electric skateboards thanks to a colorfully-painted deck and lights that line the underside of the board.
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As sheer spectacle the movie amply delivers, hitting the ground running (and punching and leaping), in a gigantic enterprise that colorfully unfolds simultaneously on multiple fronts.
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Cruz appeared Thursday at a church rally with talk show host Glenn Beck, and the two made news by colorfully portraying Trump as a phony Christian.
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Aside from their beautiful new glam-session results, Elliotte's pals took home colorfully printed duffel bags from Stephen Joseph Gifts and customized labels from Mabel's Labels.
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And she's as energetic and colorfully dressed as ever as she continues her journey toward normalcy in season 2 of the Netflix series Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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The prolific, genre-flouting producer and songwriter Kitty has spent 2018 prepping ROSE GOLD, the follow-up to her colorfully woozy debut album, Miami Garden Club.
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Peckham Levels is the name of the floors above the cinema, and you have to climb up multiple flights of colorfully painted stairs to get there.
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Before calling it a night, swing by Taco Stand Anga, a screwball shack selling tacos, drinks and dagashi — penny-candy-like snacks — amid colorfully eclectic décor.
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Members of the eponymous Yang Gang -- colorfully known as Yangsters -- are devoted to the businessman, meaning Yang's next moves in the primary will be closely watched.
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Noel vehemently denied the existence of such an offer, and has blamed Liam's colorfully insulting tweets for there being zero chance of a tour or reconciliation.
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Amid traditional tabla players, colorfully dressed dancers and thunderous applause, the leaders leveraged their talents at commanding crowds to project the strength of U.S.-India relations.
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In Venezuela's anti-government unrest, where 80 people have died since April, youths bear colorfully decorated homemade shields akin to those used in Kiev's Maidan Square.
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One of the student's favorite idioms, naturally, is "the poop hits the fan," which they colorfully illustrated with wonderful stick figures and a fan catching on fire.
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The colorfully dressed local surfing community group spoke to the royals about their dedication to raising awareness for mental health and well-being in an engaging way.
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The colorfully curated, Instagramable event took place in Los Angeles on Saturday and tickets sold out almost instantly, as it often does since its inauguration in 2012.
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We're researchers," she's told of the male employees, while the women do the leg work, sequestered in a section of the office colorfully known as "the pit.
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His photograph of a snowbound Central Park, from the following year, presents a virgin landscape in which the only signifier of civilization is a colorfully glowing stoplight.
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A colorfully dressed Kylie and her baby daddy hit up the Ristorante da Paolino in Capri Thursday night as she approaches the ripe old age of 22.
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BUILDING ON BOND This rustic chic cafe's design — salvaged fixtures, colorfully painted pipes (one retrofitted for beer taps) and repurposed tabletops (some from shuffleboards) — are aesthetically pleasing.
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A colorfully-decorated birdhouse fellatiates a banana in one GIF, and another, tagged #inthemood on GIPHY, features a plate with a hot dog and a smiley face.
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Predictably and justifiably, the metal media jumped all over the gaffes, and fans expressed their opinions across social media as colorfully and vehemently as only metalheads can.
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Not so different from the world today, an open-door policy was common in the late '60s, particularly for colorfully dressed hipsters carrying acoustic guitars and drugs.
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Only now they're colorfully thriving, with bright awnings and flowering plants — as if Don Giovanni's end had broken the gloom and made way for a sunny spring.
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Mr. Zhang drives a blue truck loaded with equipment all around China, filling the skies above private parties and government events with swarms of colorfully lit drones.
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That touch of wonder is just one of the elements that characterized the colorfully chaotic early days of the parade, thanks to artist and puppeteer Tony Sarg.
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Their fashion choices were hip, personalized and elaborately conceived — bright vintage tees paired with baggy, gently rolled-up jeans; colorfully patterned dresses flowing above high-rise sneakers.
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The opportunities were so plentiful that Mr. Bakhmatyuk, colorfully nicknamed Ukraine's Egg King, plowed a fortune made as an executive in a natural gas company into farming.
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As he spoke, he nibbled from several bowls of snacks — blackberries, grapes, carrots — arrayed colorfully before us like props in a movie devoted to an obvious theme.
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A cozy morning spent in a movie theater with young children, watching an age-appropriate film play out colorfully on the big screen, is quality time supreme.
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But that worry has mostly been focused on toddlers, who account for the vast majority of pod poisonings because they can mistake the colorfully designed products for candy.
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To many, universities today are "supposed to be the engines of social mobility and the gateways to dreams," as New York Times columnist Frank Bruni colorfully puts it.
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As many—including Larry Lessig, colorfully described in a Tanden email himself—have pointed out, it is unfair to judge Tanden by how she expresses herself in private.
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Anyway, Michael makes a terrible first impression, but he grows more tolerable by the second episode (also showing Sunday), and the series is colorfully drawn and generally harmless.
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The history of basketball has always been colorfully interwoven with imaginative nicknames — monikers that could instantly summon wonder (Magic), prompt a smile (Pickles) or trigger a craving (Jellybean).
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So fascinating are these little creatures that 19th century illustrator and biologist Ernst Haeckel, known for his colorfully hypnotic lithographs, even did a book of illustrations on them.
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Jonathan Chait of New York magazine has colorfully labeled this the "Sideshow Bob" defense, after a character in "The Simpsons" whose plot to kill Bart Simpson was foiled.
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St.-Louis also spills into a bustling, raucous fishing village, where scores of colorfully painted wooden boats, called pirogues, bring in a daily catch that is an economic lifeline.
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New York City records show Cohen, his wife, and his in-laws hold a stake in more than 15 colorfully named taxi companies such as Golden Child Cab Corp.
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In his office at the University of North Dakota, among the complicated equations colorfully drawn on glass walls, hangs an Iranian poem reminding him that God's eyes see all.
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Underneath the colorfully fun facade of Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle is a deep, complex, and dauntingly difficult strategy game where every move becomes a crucial, life-or-death decision.
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Discrimination often starts at a young age, said Fofanan Man, 59, who began selling traditional, colorfully printed African fabric in the central city of Bouake nearly four decades ago.
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Eventually, he settled into an apartment complex called the South Side of Hawaii, one of the city's many sprawling, colorfully named residential complexes designed in a faux European style.
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Mr. McBride's Jazz at Lincoln Center big band concert sounded a similar note: Before he sauntered onstage, he was colorfully announced by Mr. Brown's former cape man, Danny Ray.
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That year, she skied in the World Championships in her American hometown, sporting Mexico's colorfully designed speed suit against alpine powerhouses and former teammates Lindsey Vonn and Julia Mancuso.
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Seemingly every teenager and 20-something was required to maintain a colorfully decorated MySpace page, and every MySpace page needed a profile shot that express the user's inner awesomeness.
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DRINKS Old cocktails (from $13) from the East Village space are joined by adventurous new concoctions like the Queen of Swords, which colorfully combines matcha horchata, amaro and whiskey.
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A heroic aura is never far away, but Italianate lyricism enriches the personal drama of Cortés and his Mexican lover, Amazily, while choral writing colorfully differentiates Spaniards and Mexicans.
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It's out of season, but even out-of-season king cake in Louisiana is better than any version of the colorfully frosted, layered brioche that I can get in Seattle.
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Kelly said he is convinced that the president does not represent "little people who make the world go round," and colorfully referred to him as Russian President Vladimir Putin's lapdog.
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Such colorfully dressed delegates, members of China's dozens of officially recognized ethnic minorities, are a regular feature of the National People's Congress, symbols of the state policy of ethnic integration.
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Two crates of colorfully beaded AK-47s by Ralph Ziman (13) and a flak jacket studded with rhinestones by Opie Opie (2017) parodically aestheticize the tools of war and destruction.
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They huddled together chatting and giggling, not paying attention to the dark blue sea on one side or the colorfully painted houses and buildings in the hills on the other.
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But this one fills in most colorfully the lines of her own life, offering a dollybird's-eye view of, among other matters, her mother's affair with the playwright Harold Pinter.
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Though colorfully scored, "La Esquina," Mr. Marsalis' homage to New York's Afro-Latin culture, was the most generic and least original movement, perhaps too beholden to its Hispanic musical sources.
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" Four states banned the dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedure — the safest and most common method for performing a second-trimester abortion — and colorfully rebranded it as a "dismemberment abortion.
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Washington (CNN)An exasperated Sean Spicer on Tuesday colorfully downplayed questions about ties between President Donald Trump's associates and Russia, portraying a frenzied attempt to find connections where they don't exist.
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The photo, taken by Getty photographer Alex Wong and colorfully described by CNN's Chris Cillizza as "A Donald Trump-Chuck Schumer photo for the ages," quickly made waves on social media.
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Harry reached up to shake hands with two colorfully dressed performers on stilts before smiling for a group photo with Circus Zambia members decked out in face paint and rainbow wigs.
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"During tumultuous times, we hope everyone in the world will see this and be reminded to love each other wildly, generously, totally, colorfully, without fear and with compassionate hearts," Gaga continued.
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Colorful is what Sarkar does—the dishes on the menu at his Lower East Side Indian-gastropub concept Baar Baar embrace the maxim that to eat well, one should eat colorfully.
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Other colorfully dressed cats and dogs sported a range of Halloween costumes, including a dog painted as a white tiger and a puppy wearing a tiny sombrero complete with toy pistols.
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The only common reaction the various parties had seemed to be the desire to express their opinions — colorfully, forcefully and with frequent assistance from the caps-lock key — on social media.
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Joshua Barone interviewed the conducting dean of the Bayreuth Festival, Christian Thielemann, who talks colorfully about cutting off his ears (metaphorically) to attune himself to the unique Bayreuth covered orchestra pit.
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A glassed-in kitchen lies in the back, its shelves stacked with colorfully glazed modern Chinese plates and bowls that you won't find in the restaurant-supply shops on the Bowery.
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His parents ran a reggae club in the 1980s, and Mr. Daley's half-Jamaican, half-Scottish heritage has long served as the DNA of his namesake label, which colorfully explores subcultures.
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As Tad Friend describes colorfully in a recent New Yorker essay, millions of venture capital dollars are being dumped into longevity research, some of it promising and some of it not.
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The installation, comprised of a colorfully painted lion sculpture atop a platform and set off by an archway both comprised by 28 variously sized blinking TV screens, is hard to miss.
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By prominently focusing some of those compositions on a horse's bowel movements, the filmmakers give any reviewer an easy opportunity to refer to these images when colorfully describing the film's quality.
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"Eve" is actually multiple dolls and when they're not humanized in order to help women accomplish doll-related goals, they live in "Sunnyvale," a barebones soundstage with a few colorfully painted walls.
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It's the latest step into the political fray for King, who has a long history of colorfully weighing in on politics on both sides of the aisle going back half a century.
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Kuralt, known for his "On the Road" reports, recalled the time the CBS bus, colorfully painted with the CBS eye/logo and program name, took a short cut through a small town.
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And Walt Mossberg told a great story on our podcast about Steve Jobs colorfully refusing to deal with the CableLabs middleware when offered the opportunity to build a cable box for Comcast.
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Among the smiling visitors was Andy Laungani, a tailor who has dressed many top jockeys, including Espinoza, ensuring that they are as colorfully dressed off the racetrack as they are on it.
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"It requires that speakers be given leeway to express their opinions forcefully and colorfully, without fear that hyperbole, analogy, or over-the-top rhetoric will land them in court," the senators wrote.
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After she first moved to Ontario in 2000 with her young son, her ruffly sleeves and all-black attire posed a challenge to the more colorfully dressed mothers in the conservative city.
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Maxim Deluxe Wooden ABC Blocks are big enough for a baby to easily hold and stack, and colorfully carved and stamped with the letters of the alphabet, numbers, animals, and other designs.
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The passengers on Bangkok's Metropolitan Rapid Transit system were still not dressed as colorfully as usual, and they occasionally bowed to the in-train video monitors showing scenes of the king's life.
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The 1867 library's main hall, the Labrouste reading room, is flooded with space and light thanks to an otherworldly series of colorfully decorated domed skylights, supported by tall, thin cast iron columns.
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In addition to dining and retail outlets in colorfully painted shipping containers this area is home to Splitsville, an upscale restaurant and gaming center with ping pong, billiards, foosball, darts and shuffleboard.
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The first is that the study authors were looking at the raw data from consumer testing companies, not just the information that those companies provide to consumers in all those colorfully illustrated reports.
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In the clip, Prinsloo bares her baby bump in a black bra and colorfully patterned pants, using a filter giving her a cute pink bob that appears to be blowing in the breeze.
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But she is in the same class as a small number of progressive insurgents who have made names for themselves touting how Democrats need to impeach the President -- some more colorfully than others.
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Don Cherry, the colorfully dressed fixture of "Hockey Night in Canada" broadcasts, was fired on Monday after on-air comments that were widely viewed as a racist attack on the patriotism of immigrants.
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A cypress-frame structure with a gabled roof, a colorfully painted exterior and fish-scale shingles, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, as well as the Virginia Landmarks Register.
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"Kate Spade's motto is to 'Live Colorfully' and everything they put out is consistent with this in image and personality," says Amy Dennis, the creative director of Nice Branding, a Tennessee-based agency.
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This notebook features 250 colorfully-designed pages filled with inspiring quotes, tips, statistics, and activities that you can apply to your life to help you establish a regular practice of happiness and gratitude.
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Made by sisters Giulia and Camilla Venturini, Medea is a luxury Italian label that's gaining popularity for its colorfully sleek and structured leather handbags that come in a variety of shapes and sizes.
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A scrolling digital display in a window also hawks items for sale, and a colorfully painted pickup truck advertising the business has the text of the Second Amendment printed on the back window.
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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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"Aides to Mr. Trump have finally wrested away the Twitter account that he used to colorfully — and often counterproductively — savage his rivals," Maggie Haberman, Ashley Parker, Jeremy W. Peters, and Michael Barbaro write.
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The duo were greeted by Grant Trebilco and Sam Schumacher, founders of OneWave, a colorfully dressed local surfing community group dedicated to raising awareness for mental health and well-being in an engaging way.
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The colorfully dressed Cyrus -- she was wearing a furry blue jacket, strapless top with a massive blue bow, plus a fuzzy, hot pink headband -- shocked many of the students whose doors she knocked on.
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You can see it in action at the TechCrunch booth at CES here: The BecDot has a colorfully lit surface on which toys equipped with NFC tags (programmed through an app) can be placed.
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Aldridge's other accessories erred on the side of romantic (a colorfully embroidered round handbag, and oversized cat-eye sunglasses), whereas Prinsloo's had some edge (hardware-heavy Wang bag paired with rounded, metallic Ray-Bans).
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We quietly watched as she got up and retrieved Granny Smith apples that colorfully matched her wardrobe; she lined the steps with the apples, occasionally taking a bite and then violently tossing them aside.
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Poulter, colorfully attired as ever in pink pants and bright purple sweater, had to take an ungainly almost crab-like stance, his feet far apart and facing the hole, legs bent in different directions.
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To attract tourists, many Dandong restaurants feature colorfully dressed North Korean waitresses as well as North Korean entertainers who perform for diners, mixing contemporary Chinese pop into their repertoire of traditional North Korean songs.
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" And when Ellis asked Andres — with whom he colorfully sparred on Monday — one procedural question in front of jurors, the admittedly old-fashioned judge bridled when the prosecutor answered with a casual-sounding "yeah.
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Lines of colorfully decorated trucks pass through the border gate at Torkham, navigating the mountainous passes with returning refugees clinging to piles of household goods, sometimes with a family cow nearly buried in the back.
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With the swooning "Nu couché" ("Reclining Nude") from April 4, 1932, where the female anatomy is colorfully highlighted and paired with picked pears, he obviously paints, however nicely, the objectification of women as sex object.
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He stares lustily from your TV screen and from the aisles of the CVS, where his visage appears on cardboard displays of colorfully wrapped truffles that crop up in the weeks ahead of Valentine's Day.
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More colorfully old-fashioned stuff on Waypoint: More Than Fuzzy Nostalgia, FMV Games Still Matter Today C'mon, Game Devs: It's Time to Bring Back 'Blast Corps' An Arbitrary Top Ten of the Best Sonic Games
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The video enlists an army of queer celebrities, from Laverne Cox andEllen DeGeneres to "Queer Eye" — which certainly helps to mitigate the accusations of self-interest — to celebrate same-sex marriage and colorfully condemn homophobia.
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Many are stylish souvenirs of the borough, such as the illustrator Claudia Pearson's dish towels adorned with brownstones, and some are simply appealing, including chunky bars of soap from Marseille and colorfully printed children's backpacks.
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The number for white-clad nymphs, filling the stage protectively while the injured Daphnis (Cory Stearns) lies unconscious, starts handsomely, while the black-clad pirates use heels and arms colorfully in their second-scene number.
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This piece by Mark Singer captures Mr. Trump at a delicate time, while colorfully illuminating The Donald we've come to know: peripatetic, attention-craving, and always feeding quotes to reporters — and complaining about their coverage.
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And so it came to pass that the most colorfully bombastic White House official besides the president himself was fired 10 days after he was appointed, and two weeks short of his official start date.
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The colorfully tiled space will inspire grazing, with 15 food stations, which are opening gradually, starting with churros, patatas bravas, the Bar Celona cocktail bar and Colmado, a retail shop for imports like paella pans.
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Sure, go ahead and call it vegan food porn, because while a bland bowl of Cheerios may not satisfy your appetite, watching the preparation of a colorfully vibrant smoothie bowl might really do something for you.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The Vatican's Swiss Guard, the colorfully dressed mini-army that helps protect the pope, will have cooler heads now they have swapped their ancient metal helmets for ones made by 3-D printers.
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A full shot of Jenner's look shows she took some cues from Kardashian (or perhaps the other way around), as she finished off her colorfully printed mini dress with a red crossbody bag and white sneakers.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Thousands of colorfully dressed rowers competed in dragon boat races in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh on Thursday, the first day of the annual Water Festival marking the end of the monsoon season.
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That exhibition signaled the return to figuration, the use of ironic humor and Surrealist fun-weirdness, as seen in Arneson's cocky "Captain Ace" (1978) and Viola Frey's colorfully glazed group of figures at La Maison Rouge.
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On Monday, Mr. Williams recounted opening the door to his home in Barry to find his neighbor's daughter standing there and clutching a sack filled with colorfully wrapped presents that Mr. Watson had bought for Cadi.
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Harold Mendez, known for his mixed-media installations, created a piece that's a far cry from the classic engagement ring in a blue box: a colorfully iridescent silver vessel in the shape of a death mask.
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The pushback was bipartisan: The Mississippi secretary of state, Delbert Hosemann, a Republican, said Friday that he had not received a request from the commission, but colorfully suggested he would not honor one if it came.
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While she must wear modest attire at her all-girls Yeshiva in Teaneck, her powerlifting outfit includes a singlet and T-shirt, as well as colorfully striped knee socks, always mismatched, and bright red high-tops.
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But most importantly, she inspired her customers to "live colorfully," as the company's tagline goes, and to strive for their goals, be they running a Kate Spade-esque fashion conglomerate or just owning one of her bags.
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But although the book is worth reading for its stunning word hoard alone, or the curiously whorled and colorfully feathered sentences in which that verbal swag has been deposited, it is more than just a stylistic exercise.
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At times distant and intensely shy, Mr. Tillerson could often also be quite gracious, and took obvious delight when a colorfully dressed Ethiopian woman sat over a small fire and roasted coffee beans, flowers strewn about her.
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He was a free-spirited skateboarder who wore his dreadlocks colorfully: half orange, half black, Ms. Morris said in an interview on Tuesday, adding that he loved to draw and that he had planned to study photography.
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Garner gamely plays up the neurotic aspects of her character, but comedy flows unevenly out of that dynamic and the colorfully coarse dialogue, and the personalities are too broadly drawn to be particularly interesting when it isn't.
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There's a hairdresser and tattoo artist if you want a new look, but for something less permanent pick up fabulous high-waisted pants and skirts made in Colombia from colorfully patterned African cloth, designed by Lia Samantha.
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Haribo gummy bears may be some of the most colorfully cheerful confections on the planet, but a new investigative documentary called "The Haribo Check" uncovers what may be a dark secret behind the making of these snacks.
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Dozens of similar portraits with titles like Care Bear Putin, Swingin' Jong, and Emo Hitler comprise PINK, Scheidly's series of colorfully dragged up historical figures, villains, and fictional characters adorned with Hello Kitty pins and purple fur stoles.
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This star-studded film, featuring Game of Thrones' Gwendoline Christie and singer Janelle Monáe, among others, looks like one of the season's biggest awards-grabs: it's a tender, emotional, colorfully told story of personal triumph against terrible odds.
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And here and there we find colorfully labeled cans of supermarket peas (do the brands still exist or are the cans archival?) stacked in corners or perched on shelves made in part from what look like stiffened socks.
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Several hundred people, many of them movers and shakers in the food world, had been invited by Mr. Finch to eat and drink among the cheese and pastry counters and aisles of expensive and colorfully packaged gourmet foods.
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In an especially neat room, the walls are colorfully decorated with posters from different theater productions, and taking up most of the back of her door is a poster of the iconic 1968 Olympics Black Power salute protest.
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Our ideas about Emily that persist into the modern day mostly come from a few descriptions written by Charlotte, who depicted her sister as a wild spirit of the moors, and, more colorfully, from Charlotte's biographer Elizabeth Gaskell.
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This new, healthier version of myself should involve a well-balanced and nutritious diet, so once I finish up my workout I head to a fruit-and-veg market, where vendors sell their wares from colorfully striped tents.
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The administration's alternative vision for the international order is a bare-knuckled assertion of unilateral power that some call America First; more colorfully, a White House official characterized it to The Atlantic as the "We're America, Bitch" doctrine.
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Josh Groban led a massive musical number from "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" that filled the stage and the aisles of Radio City Music Hall with a phalanx of colorfully dressed singers and high-kicking dancers.
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On a recent afternoon, posters of the presidential candidates and Miss France contestants graced windows around the town, a rainbow of colorfully painted clapboard houses lining narrow streets with names like Rue Louis Pasteur and Rue de Paris.
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The state party's strongly and colorfully worded letter is a sign that some Democratic leaders are departing from their mandate to remain neutral in the Democratic primary, amid an amplifying battle between party leaders and the Sanders campaign.
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The colorfully dressed local surfing community group spoke to the royals about their dedication to raising awareness for mental health and well-being in an engaging way, before offering them leis to spice up their own beach chic outfits.
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"The lads are working around the clock to watch and wrap up all the assholes that they know about, leaving them little time to find new assholes to keep track of," one former UK special forces operator colorfully explained.
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And, when the leader of a nation previously devoted to the promulgation of press freedom worldwide seeks so colorfully to delegitimize journalism, he inevitably gives cover to foreign despots who threaten reporters in order to protect their own power.
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Colorfully adorned with emblems such as unicorns and licitar hearts, the Croatian folk design traditionally used to decorate holiday cookies, they're both a playful reminder of sweet youth and a symbol of the city's undying endeavor to bounce back.
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Once you pass through the wooden doors and get yourself a numero uno margarita with fresh lime juice at the colorfully tiled bar, you'll be able to dig into one of the best chile rellenos on this side of the border.
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Using colorfully painted and customized crash carts, the kind that are wheeled in during a medial emergency, the family stocks them with materials that serve as a distraction — books, cards, board games, Play-Doh and coloring books, among other items.
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With a degree in painting from the San Francisco Art Institute and a master's in Illustration from UC Santa Cruz, lately he's turned his attention away from diagrams of bees and colorfully-rendered flowers to rippling reproductions of the human form.
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Still, the camaraderie among the kids -- as well as the nicely rendered flourishes of growing up, from first crushes to the colorfully juvenile insults -- bring enough humor and heart to the horror to carry the movie over its rocky patches.
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While both women bond over man troubles (Rosetta colorfully calls her husbands "Squirrels"), it is only at the end of the play that a fuller picture of their careers emerges, rather abruptly, for reasons it wouldn't be fair to divulge.
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Accessories adorned with phrases like "live colorfully" and "she is quick and curious and playful and strong" exemplify the brand's whimsy — perhaps one reason of many that explain why the brand has connected with so many people since its inception.
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Trump's argument in the region was that though countries in the region have differences, issues like North Korea -- which Trump colorfully described as a "menace" throughout the trip -- will provide the nations with a focal point they can work on together.
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As Symone Sanders put it so colorfully to me, this is "how the fuck we got here"—to a Medicare-for-all bill with at least 15 supporters in the Senate, including some of the leading Democratic presidential prospects for 2020.
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My meeting with Mr. Pul was uneventful, but the macabre approach to his home said a lot about the colorfully odd marriage of convenience between the tribal cultures of this mountainous frontier and the political economy of the Indian republic.
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On the other side of the entrance hall is a media room with arched windows and a master bedroom with a dressing area and a colorfully tiled en suite bathroom with dual vanities, a private commode and indoor and outdoor showers.
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"Why should they start to shape some better progress in the negotiation, at a crucial moment, when you have May's leadership put into question, and the little blonde pirate buccaneering about?" asked Mr. Fritz-Vannahme, referring, colorfully, to Mr. Johnson.
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Aka Piolín: The Spanish name for the Loony Tunes cartoon character Tweety Pie — a reference to a colorfully decorated cruise ship used to house scores of Spanish national police in Barcelona harbor during the 2017 referendum, providing instant meme material.
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A statement shared with us from the luxury design house explains that inspiration was drawn from "the introspection and the infinite cycle of nature's endless creation and destruction," resulting in a series of insatiable serpents that colorfully express Gucci's aesthetic rebirth.
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When the parents-to-be arrived at the tourist attraction, they were greeted by Grant Trebilco and Sam Schumacher, founders of OneWave, a colorfully dressed local surfing community group dedicated to raising awareness for mental health and well-being in an engaging way.
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Arguably reminiscent of some of the more curious parts of Alice in Wonderland, the video opens with a colorfully clad Styles viewing and interacting with a variety of sculpture busts, interspersed with outdoor shots where he bonds with mammals and birds alike.
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On the surface, this evolution may seem to be a purely aesthetic one—swapping out traditional signage for sleek logos in sans-serif, blanching colorfully muraled walls into sterile white minimalism, making the town look less like Tijuana and more like Berlin.
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I had a tough time finding it, but am glad I did — the space, colorfully painted and displaying work from local artists, was a great place to refuel with a spiced zarda tea (22 pounds) before heading back out into the city.
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If Parliament keeps getting involved, he explained, asking for delays or balking at a no-deal exit — or as Johnson colorfully put it, "chop[ping] off the legs out from under the UK position" — the EU will have no incentive to renegotiate.
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Michael's exhortations to connect body and spirit facilitate an awareness of the park's surroundings — the rising and falling of cicada song, the towering trees that must have borne witness to a great deal of the history that Sinacori laid out so colorfully.
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The rest of the exhibit, with posters from Barcelona, Brussels, Chicago, London, Madrid, New York, Philadelphia, Rio de Janiero, Taipei, and Tokyo, colorfully illustrates the laws of how not to be an asshole on public transit, laws that apparently transcend time and place.
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So far, Adkins has featured an impressive hand-painted dress inspired by Vasily Kandinsky's Composition 8, a polka-dotted jumpsuit inspired by Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirrors, and a long white jacket colorfully accented with multicolored sheafs inspired by Henri Matisse's large-scale ceramic, La Gerbe.
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On March 5, the center will present "The Man in the Woman's Shoes," a one-person drama written and performed by the Irish playwright Mikel Murfi that colorfully chronicles the hours it takes a cobbler to walk from his cottage to town and back.
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Located just south of Cairo, the colorfully decorated tomb is considered to be "one of a kind in the last decades" for its pristine condition and the fact it hasn't been looted, according to Mostafa Waziri, secretary general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities.
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The spectacular Patum festival that wrapped up in Catalonia, Spain, dates to medieval times, but its evocation of the struggle between good and evil colorfully reflects the clashes between between right and left, church and state, the Spanish government in Madrid and Catalan secessionists.
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On bracelets with colorfully enameled scales and jeweled heads, gold evening bags etched with snakes, necklaces clasped with the clenched jaws of a snake's head, the Serpenti style has slithered its way onto so many of the house's creations that a snake just says Bulgari.
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The Buddhas, built over perhaps a century from 550 A.D. or so, were just the most prominent parts of a complex of hundreds of caves, monasteries and shrines, many of them colorfully decorated by the thousands of monks who meditated and prayed in them.
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Photographer Mika Ninagawa's "Stage for self-producing" presents a photographic history of the many street fashions and subcultures visible in Tokyo, from the colorfully dressed takenoko-zoku dance groups of Harajuku during the 1980s to the Victorian fashions of "Lolita" girls in the 1990s.
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If you search out the first movement of "Summer" from its Berlin Classics live version of "The Four Seasons" (with its concertmaster, Shunske Sato, as soloist), you may well find the Allegro non molto tempo too fast at times, however colorfully characterized and undeniably exciting.
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To this end, a technique colorfully known as packing and cracking is employed: Opposition votes are packed into a small number of conceded districts, and the remaining block of votes is cracked and spread out thinly over the rest of the districts to minimize their impact.
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It's important that you ask yourself these sorts of questions this month, Capricorn, because you're going to meet some people who dress very colorfully and seductively, and you need to be able to see past their enticing façades to discern who will actually be good for you.
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Mr. Koons has been embroiled in suits accusing him of copying, and in 2016, he upset the French cultural establishment by giving Paris a colorfully upbeat "Bouquet of Tulips" sculpture, inspired by the Statue of Liberty, as a memorial to victims of recent terrorist attacks in France.
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The brand's colorfully named products, like Wild Thistle and Siberian Juniper shampoo and Strength of the Bear shaving cream, are sold in dozens of countries, from Argentina to Australia, at supermarkets like the Monoprix chain in France, as well as upmarket department stores like Harrods in London.
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Thulè explains everything using a blueprint of the house: The unusually long house consists of an 82-foot-long glass wall that is supported at the back and on the sides by a colorfully painted, 13-foot-thick wall, which is filled with 1,300 car tires.
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Meghan, a California native, was in her element during the event, kicking off her wedges to go barefoot in the sand and meet with OneWave, a colorfully dressed local surfing community group dedicated to raising awareness for mental health and well-being in an engaging way.
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Counterprotesters were dressed colorfully, and had a stereo-system that blasted, among other things, Martin Luther King Jr's "I have a Dream" speech, Billie Holiday's "Strange Fruit," Sam Cooke's "A Change is Gonna Come," and Beyoncé, drowning out the speakers of the neo-Nazis and white nationalists.
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Where the average eye sees empty and drab building walls, Mr. López, the founder of the graffiti artists crew Vértigo Graffiti, sees blank canvases, opportunities to colorfully further the cause of social justice, whether in his home city — the Colombian capital, Bogotá — or the rest of the world.
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News that you won't find a link to on the homepage of Facebook's Newsroom — which is replete with colorfully illustrated items it does want you to read (like the puffed up claim that "Now You Can See and Control the Data That Apps and Websites Share With Facebook").
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The living area is furnished with donated items: a cream-colored couch, brightened by a colorfully woven blanket, a saucer chair whose former life might have been in a university dorm room, and a high-back, swivel desk chair face a TV that sits atop an office desk.
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It's a cold November morning when we first meet at the Albuquerque Police Department, but the sun is warm and bright — perhaps even brighter as it's reflected off of Hoffman's colorfully bedazzled jeans, the shine of her Tiffany's necklace, and, of course, the gun and badge on her hip.
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What interests him, in this book at least, are not the larger questions of politics, or economics, or the global position of Britain — all of them factors that helped determine the country's imperial stance — but instead the often gritty, colorfully distinct stories that constituted the individual British experience.
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She was also wonderful on Sunday in Ravel's "Cinq Mélodies Populaires Grecques," the composer's elegiac settings of Greek songs, accompanied colorfully here by Ms. Wu. It was a good idea to precede the Berger premiere with the Ravel, a piece that also explores desire through plush, romantic colors.
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But that didn't stop Vital Pharmaceuticals, maker of the colorfully marketed BANG Energy drink, from ordering more than 193 employees to assemble Wednesday for an obligatory all-hands strategy meeting at a warehouse in Broward County, which has more COVID-19 cases than any other county in Florida.
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Morales, often seen clad in colorfully embroidered alpaca wool suits, is counting on the backing of Bolivia's more than 4 million indigenous people as he looks to extend his presidency to a potential 19 years - in defiance of term limits and a local referendum in 2016 that voted against him running.
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Pureval argues that as much as he can blend in with these crowds of people -- as he did while watching the 2018 installment of the Danger Wheel race, an event the features colorfully dressed people on adult sized big wheels riding past obstacles on East 12th Street -- Chabot would stand out.
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That introduction -- providing the strongest section right off the bat -- is quickly followed by a time jump, rejoining Emmet (voiced by Chris Pratt), Lucy (Elizabeth Banks) and their colorful circle of mini-figure pals five years later, where their happy world has become a more dystopian (albeit colorfully animated) one.
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More colorfully, Assange reportedly responded to Senator Ben Sasse's suggestion that the Wikileaks founder should "spend the rest of his life wearing an orange jumpsuit" in March by playing a little bit of dress-up:That night, Assange was dressed in an orange jumpsuit, and padding around the Embassy with a pint of yogurt.
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I'll also be setting aside some time to visit 27 Greenpoint Avenue, which is home to the playful, almost-figurative paintings and sculptures of Emily Noelle Lambert, the colorfully geometric compositions of Kristen Schiele, the enigmatic and autobiographic sculptural assemblages of Stephen Eakin, and the beguiling, alchemical sculptures of Mariana Garibay Raeke.
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"Stop Making Sense," 1984's filmed record of the Talking Heads rock group performing at what may have been its commercial and artistic peak, remains a model of its kind; it perfectly melds the colorfully staged grandeur of a classic MGM musical with the frenzied montages typifying of the emerging music-video genre.
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President Donald Trump has used tough language against the North in recent months, most colorfully warning the hermit state it would be "met with fire and fury" if it continued to threaten the U.S. North Korea responded to those remarks by announcing that it was considering a strike on Guam, a U.S. territory.
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Hailing from a family whose surname has become synonymous with colorfully zigzagged and space-dyed knits, the 36-year-old designer is following in the footsteps of her grandmother, Rosita, who founded the Missoni label with her husband, Ottavio, in 1953, and her mother, Angela, the longtime creative director of the main brand.
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Roughly a mile away, on the Mexican side of the border, Arturo Garcia, his wife Rosario, and their four children walked past a graveyard decked colorfully with flowers and ribbons that afternoon to line up with more than 100 other migrants outside a soup kitchen run by the Kino Border Initiative, a Catholic humanitarian organization.
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But if the experience was a "nightmare" on many levels, as he said in a recent interview, he has tried to channel what he learned from it into his second opera, "Hadrian," which had its premiere on Saturday here at the Canadian Opera Company in an elaborate, colorfully costumed production directed by Peter Hinton.
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Not to be outdone in the "posterior osculation" category (as Paul Begala colorfully put it), Attorney General William Barr reportedly will spend more than $30,000 of personal money to throw a private holiday party at the Trump International Hotel in Washington DC. Barr's defenders argue that he first tried to book two other DC hotels.
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The Hermitage owns another incredibly ornate, colorfully glazed example that Charles VI gifted to the Russian empress Anna Ivanovna; it demonstrates how the elephant would have stood on a revolving silver or metal stand, surrounded by eight dancing, porcelain peasants holding up cups in anticipation of wine, which would have poured from the animal's trunk.
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We think of photography as a largely original medium, and yet so often certain kinds of photos on Instagram come to feel like collectible pokémon: here's my shot in the pit of yellow balls at the Museum of Ice Cream, here's my arm holding up a large ice cream cone against a colorfully painted wall, etc.
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DAWN went back to visit family in her hometown of New Orleans which inspired her to draw her story there—the rich harmonies of New Orleans mellifluous musical traditions (most evident on the colorfully resonant "we, diamonds") as well as her own family history (multiple spoken word segments nod to her roots in the Washitaw Nation Tribe).
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Whether you go all-out decorating for the holidays, prefer to keep things low key, or live somewhere in the middle, there's always something magical about the sight of a Christmas tree loaded with twinkling lights and beautiful ornaments, a lovely tree skirt spread underneath, and a heaping of colorfully wrapped gifts arranged under the branches.
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A couple of other worthy stops: The Mad Greek restaurant, colorfully decorated with faux-ancient Greek statues and columns (the gyro Greek salad, $14.99, while on the pricier side, is enormous as well as tasty), and across the street, the Country Store, which carries more varieties of candy and soda than any place I have ever been to.
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In a new exhibition of appropriated protest signs colorfully reimagined as eight polemical light boxes—More Than ½ the World at Sadie Coles HQ gallery in London—the artist isolates the language of protest as a way to expand its punch, while simultaneously highlighting that there are a range of issues on which the public and art can speak truth to power.
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ESPN, which spends some $1.9 billion a year for N.F.L. rights, let Mr. Simmons go last year, after he repeatedly, and colorfully, criticized Roger Goodell, the N.F.L. commissioner, over his handling of two embarrassing scandals — the New England Patriots' alleged cheating case, known as "Deflategate," and the league's lackluster domestic violence investigation of the Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice.
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A report by Entergy, the site operator, pointed the finger at a bird "streamer" -- colorfully explained in the document as "long streams of excrement from large birds that are often expelled as a bird takes off from a perch" -- as the cause of the shutdown, which tripped a safety breaker and took a reactor at the site out of commission for three days in December.
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Now in its third season, the Orchestra Now will perform an intriguing program at Carnegie on Thursday that includes Bartók's classic "Concerto for Two Pianos, Percussion, and Orchestra" with soloists Anna Polonsky and Peter Serkin, but also two substantive curiosities: the Turkish composer Ahmed Adnan Saygun's snarling Fourth Symphony, and László Lajtha's Symphony No. 23, a colorfully stirring commemoration of the suppressed 1956 Hungarian Revolution.
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Navarro, a CNN commentator who has spent the entire election season condemning 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, often colorfully, said this will be the first time in her life she's cast a vote against the Republican nominee for president.
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But since her Latinx pop makeover, she's opted more often for a colorfully glamorous, hyperfeminine style that more clearly fits into the tropical conventions that usually get Latinx artists noticed in the US. The floral print of the dress and hoop earrings on the Camila album cover — itself shot in Miami's Little Havana — are a very different look than her buttoned-up Fifth Harmony persona or her straightforwardly glam "Crying in the Club" look.
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Ms. Hart's prismatic and colorfully expressionist paintings, usually inspired by the jazz she heard in New York nightclubs, have been shown in gallery exhibitions, featured on record album covers (including one for Branford Marsalis) and used on the sets of movies and television shows — including Spike Lee's 1990 film, "Mo' Better Blues," for which he commissioned her "Piano Man," and "The Cosby Mysteries," the 1990s crime-drama series on NBC starring Bill Cosby.
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In a world where "It is what it is" has become a cliché quote, or when we hear athletes or coaches refuse to answer questions (see: Marshawn Lynch's evasive answer during Super Bowl week: "I'm here so I won't get fined," or the time when Bill Belichick repeatedly used the answer "We're on to Cincinnati" to answer questions about his team's woes), it's refreshing to hear a coach like Swinney actually answer questions honestly and colorfully.
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Dr. Rodchenkov, who is currently a subject of the Justice Department's investigation, spoke colorfully about developing a special mixture of liquor and steroids for the Russian Sports Ministry; about the Russian federal security service's cracking into urine sample bottles long thought to be tamperproof; and about a hand-size hole in the wall at the drug-testing lab of the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia, through which those federal officers slipped him vials of clean urine to replace the incriminating urine of Russia's best athletes.
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"We have a few inspiring, colorful destinations in mind, like the glacial blues of Lake Louise in Banff, Canada, and the colorful exteriors of Charleston, South Carolina's Rainbow Row, but we'll be working with the selected Color Explorer to finalize their itinerary," a spokesperson for Behr tells CNBC Make It. A post shared by Banff (@curiositybanff) on Apr 23, 2019 at 5:36am PDT A post shared by South Carolina (@southcarolina) on Mar 14, 2019 at 2:30pm PDT During their travels, the winner will have to take detailed notes and photos of color inspiration and share their journey on both social media and Behr's Colorfully.
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Traditions at the event include the egg roll itself (the rolling of colorfully dyed eggs across the South Lawn), the giving out of souvenir eggs (a tradition started in 1981 by President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan) and the president posing with the White House Easter Bunny (typically played by an obliging staffer and once, under President George W. Bush, by Trump press secretary Sean Spicer, then an aide in the Office of the United States Trade Representative.) The theme for last year's Easter Egg Roll — which drew 37,000 people — was "Let's Celebrate!" in honor of President Barack Obama's final year in office.
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