Their magic truly comes alive when you look up close.
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The Times Square of The Deuce comes alive at nighttime.
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AKA George's Stone Cold Classic comes alive with this setup.
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Then the two torches "kiss" and the flame comes alive!
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The Bay Area was where we recorded Frampton Comes Alive!
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Erica has such a big personality, and comes alive on stage.
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But most of all, the film comes alive through Jiufen's food.
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The debate scene comes alive through the specificity of McBride's prose.
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Douglas Adams's cult interstellar farce comes alive in this vivid adaptation.
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This is the Conrad who comes alive in Jasanoff's masterful study.
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Everything — and everyone — comes alive after dark when Scorpio's ruling the skies!
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Prince Charles "comes alive" around his grandchildren, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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Then her whole body shifts, her cheeks brighten, and she comes alive.
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During the fall, the geological wonder comes alive, surrounded by colorful leaves.
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As I do, the background comes alive with stars and fantastical birds.
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It all happened at once as soon as the Frampton Comes Alive!
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When you add the human element, it literally comes alive, you know?
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Much like the magical portraits in Harry Potter, the image comes alive.
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It comes alive when I rub my finger across the back of it.
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Each character comes alive in tender hesitations, fearful recoiling, and nearly unsettling intimacy.
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The topic comes alive in a way and people react more to it.
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As the film peels the layers of these actions, the story comes alive.
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Frontier comes alive every time it pops back to Declan, for several reasons.
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That's when my music really comes alive – it takes on its full meaning.
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"Living in New York, the city comes alive during fashion week," she says.
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In these formats, the art comes alive, connecting history vitally with the present.
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At the sight of her, André comes alive again, if differently than before.
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Recipe of the day: Pan-seared chicken comes alive with a lemon-anchovy sauce.
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Once all color has drained from the deserts and forests, the night comes alive.
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This Canadian Town Comes Alive Once a Year, as Thousands of Snakes Mate 47.
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For Camacho, the moment the canvas falls is the moment the work comes alive.
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A deficit hawk industry in Washington comes alive to tell the nation that we're broke.
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In a TV studio, he comes alive when the red light blinks on a camera.
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She tells you how the forest comes alive to her and exchanges energy with her.
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"It's the kind of story that, every 11 years, it comes alive again," Trebus said.
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The optic cable comes alive, a pulse of bluish light flashing for precisely ten seconds.
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The 16th-century story comes alive in scenes acted out by characters from the nightclub.
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ROSA MONTES GOLDBERG The images are powerful: Michelle, a dark and lovely [woman] comes alive.
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Make your way on foot to Andreasplatz, a charming square that comes alive during Fasnacht.
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Where it comes alive is not in the telling, but in its profoundly intimate showing.
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Flanked by majestic mountains and filled with wildlife, the field station comes alive in the summertime.
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Erica Lall by Misty Copeland Erica has such a big personality, and comes alive on stage.
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Home's ambiguity comes alive most in the art itself, shifting from a subject to a sensibility.
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Yet during Lesotho's winter, Afriski comes alive for those craving even just a touch of snow.
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The further you get away from these standards, however, the more Mr. Ling's cooking comes alive.
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It's a small town, it's quiet, but once Friday night rolls around the town comes alive.
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Stop by the historic Victoria Mansion, which truly comes alive around the holidays with festive decorations.
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When the women's ready-to-wear season arrives in New York, the fashion scene comes alive.
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But once Gabritschevsky's grip loosens and his inner chaos overflows its boundaries, the work comes alive.
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Looking over the contemporary images, the book's earlier content comes alive as compellingly relevant and urgent.
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When the artist performs his story, revealing the meanings in each object, it all comes alive.
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Art Festival World's Largest GIF-iti Comes Alive In Taiwan Street Artist Tags Hawaii with Yarn Graffiti
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She comes alive when discussing the merits of projects like UV-responsive garments and 3D-printed textiles.
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Like Dracula, he sleeps by day and comes alive at night, craving the blood of a bet.
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The Otherworld is as grimy and decayed as in previous games, but it literally comes alive later.
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He sets it to the right speed and secures it, and just like that, it comes alive.
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Patrick N. Hunt's HANNIBAL (Simon & Schuster, $28) starts slowly but comes alive when Hannibal charges into battle.
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The problem is that so little is known about it that the story never really comes alive.
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The novel comes alive in those moments when it captures the alienation of foreigners in strange lands.
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He comes alive when the world is watching, when there is a chance to be a hero.
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What's something you know now that you wish you knew during the aftermath of Frampton Comes Alive!?
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The fun doesn't end there though, as the Old Port comes alive with music, dancing and street performers.
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They can create a specially designed image that comes alive when a user holds their camera over it.
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But when you play with someone else, the game comes alive — especially if you're playing with someone younger.
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Part of the magic of Animal Kingdom's new Avatar-themed land is that it "comes alive" at night.
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But it's the memes — good ol' cynical, dumb memes — where the queer and trans community truly comes alive.
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But when played in true stereo with the backup of a woofer, the David Lee Roth comes alive.
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Though beautiful any time of year, Treehouse Point in Fall City, Washington, truly comes alive in the fall.
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As eye-popping as the colors are by day, the 11-acre "backyard" really comes alive at night.
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The film also really comes alive with the music, is it from the time and from Buenos Aires?
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Yet when he makes a sequence of prints on the very same subject, the whole thing comes alive.
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Did that in any way prepare you for the kind of success that came with Frampton Comes Alive!?
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I knew before I started that even if this record sold one copy less than Frampton Comes Alive!
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He found the control room where "Frampton Comes Alive!" was mixed, a little more than forty years ago.
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But turn the DNA drive select controller from N — Normal — to Dynamic or Race, and the QV comes alive.
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Magic comes alive when it's shared between two people; it's meant to build a connection between performer and spectator.
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Jam-packed with all the electricity of an entire arcade, the action comes alive for up to four players.
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"Everything comes alive with film: the mood, the emotion, the storytelling," said Anne-Marie Verdin, the Mulberry brand director.
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When he discovers meditation through an Indian guru, the score, by Bear McCreary, comes alive with tablas and sitars.
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With its energetic pairing of words and art, "Let 'er Buck!" comes alive to unearth an unsung American hero.
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It's in all the everyday details — the period set designs, costumes, and music — that del Toro's fantasy comes alive.
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In the fall, the unique village comes alive with vibrant red and orange hues and celebrations for Oktoberfest and Halloween.
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Related: Artist Embraces Old-Fashioned Books for his Collage Works Children's Book History Comes Alive at a New York Exhibit
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Once Cahun and Moore are arrested by the Gestapo, the narrative comes alive; the scenes are tense, particular and embodied.
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" Frampton cemented his pop-star status with the album cover of "I'm in You," the follow-up to "Comes Alive!
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Christmas and New Year are popular times to visit, when the city comes alive with lights, decorations and festive markets.
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The elegant, neutral space comes alive with the lighting and projections, including clips from Ms. Streisand's films, designed by Rob Denton.
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Click here to view original GIFAnd it's when the Surface Studio is on its back that the computer really comes alive.
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The only time he comes alive in prime minister's questions is when he is talking about victims of the government's cuts.
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Insider Podcasts The world of obituary writing comes alive in Vanessa Gould's documentary "Obit," which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival.
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The movie comes alive only when the camera lingers over the actual paintings and allows their power to speak for itself.
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In Asheville, North Carolina, the largest home in America comes alive with 30,000 lights and a 55-foot-tall Christmas tree.
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The warmth and genuine affection of their bond comes alive in the wake of heartbreak, and it's lovely to watch. 60.
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The story flits between the real world and the constructed one, which comes alive with the help of distinctive visual effects.
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Camden, which has a population of less than 5,000, comes alive during the summer months when tourists flock to the harbor.
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Pete Davidson woos Jennifer Lopez on 'SNL' Ryan Reynolds comes alive in a video game in this trailer for 'Free Guy'
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It's more than publishing a tagline or a mission statement; it's how your company comes alive in the eyes of customers.
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You raise your arm, the Apple Watch comes alive, and you lower your arm to set back to its off position.
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He too comes alive, though in quite a different way, while Catherine has her own remarkable sea change back in Kent.
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We tell ourselves that it is at night, in pubs and clubs, in bars and on heaths, that life comes alive.
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This sculpture of a grain sower in Kaunas, Lithuania, doesn't look like much during the day, but it comes alive at night.
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A private 50-acre estate located minutes from downtown Chagrin Falls, Ohio, The Club at Hillbrook comes alive during the fall season.
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Vienna is renowned as one of the most naturally stunning cities in Europe, but the city really comes alive around the holidays.
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Lust and anger remain safely out of range, it's true, but love enters the picture, and Mr. Greenman's soundtrack finally comes alive.
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As you scroll through all the photos on the device, each comes alive for a second, reminding you of their cinemagraph potential.
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As Wall Street comes alive, an employee walks through Federal Hall with the New York Stock Exchange reflected in the glass door.
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This stop-motion comedy comes alive when Titanium Rex's (Bryan Cranston) and Dr. Devizo's (Chris Pine) annual Thanksgiving turkey competition goes haywire.
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It truly comes alive during the October fête votive — 11 days of jollification with bull-running, bull-fighting and brass band parades.
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The bright blue water under California's Bixby Creek Bridge comes alive in photographs taken on Monday night by Monterey photographer George Krieger.
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The essence and spirit of your work really comes alive when you can get a lot of the city into a film.
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After a scientist mixes the wrong substance, Petri Dish comes alive and initiates a plot to spread viruses through all the world's phones.
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Colo's own choreographed procession comes alive with actors, dancers, oxen, donkeys, and goats to demonstrate a contemporary exodus deeply rooted in the past.
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Social media's unique ability to kickstart collaborations comes alive in the new Thelonious Martin music video, animated by digital artist Russ Murphy, a.k.a.
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But it's when the heist plot kicks in, and we meet a whole parade of well-intentioned kooks, that Barn 8 comes alive.
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Mr. Trump comes alive playing off a crowd, like the ones he drove wild with promises that Mexico would pay for the wall.
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History in a place like Palestine can sometimes feel insurmountable, but in chimerical works like Abbas and Abou-Rahme's, it comes alive with possibilities.
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But when that photo is based on a video, or a Live Photo, the picture comes alive when it's viewed through the Prynt app.
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When the percussion comes in the whole thing comes alive, and there are some added synth lines that make it particularly huge and dramatic.
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Art Festival Interdimensional Portals and Miniature Murals Invade Honolulu World's Largest GIF-iti Comes Alive In Taiwan Street Artist Tags Hawaii with Yarn Graffiti
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As this resort destination comes alive almost 78 years later, Getty Images photographer Sean Gallup, captured the current state of development on the island.
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Like a breathing entity, the forest comes alive through dynamic and pulsating sound design, featuring field recordings from musician and sound recordist Chris Watson.
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This movie, which stars Stéphanie Sokolinski, the French musician known as Soko, in the role of Fuller, only comes alive during the dance sequences.
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I think when I got the call that the album Comes Alive was number one, that was a great feeling of excitement and everything.
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As the asado grill gets going, the field kitchen comes alive and lobsters sourced from a nearby fishing town are prepped for a grilling.
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He knows how to entertain and educate so that science comes alive and you become engrossed in the stories of how knowledge expands and refines.
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They got a peek at the center of the action, a place that usually comes alive for national disasters such as hurricanes and disease outbreaks.
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Despite the hour, the streets were packed when we pulled up; summer days in Tangier are so hot the city comes alive mostly after sundown.
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If the scenes were perfectly lit, you might just see gold thread, but the drama of the shimmering light really comes alive in the dark.
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Frampton declined to elaborate much on his double album, and said he probably would not play "Frampton Comes Alive!" straight through on the coming tour.
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It was the ultimate European night, and a reminder that, even though it's shite the rest of the time, Wembley comes alive for the Champions League.
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In the bedroom, for example, a delicate, watercolor-inspired grasscloth wall covering from Eskayel comes alive when paired with similarly rustic throw pillows in complimentary shades.
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Bao—which translates to "bun," as in, steamed dumpling—centers on an empty nester Chinese mother and what transpires when one of her dumplings comes alive.
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A short walk down the hill, the central marketplace of this part of southern Ethiopia comes alive with farmers, merchants and salesmen as the sun sets.
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Related: Superheroic History Comes Alive in a New Comic Book Exhibition Get to Know the Radical Collective Sticking Up for St. Louis Artists | #50StatesofArt The 'U.
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Mets offense comes alive in win over Indians CLEVELAND — The New York Mets' dormant offense finally came to life Friday night, and they needed every run.
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Fish stages the moment, bizarrely, with Curly lying on the floor, a hat over his face; he comes alive just in time to bid against Jud.
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It's in the quiet moments when Kammie is alone with her thoughts — which become surreal hallucinations — that the book comes alive and feels original and truthful.
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Just when an opponent thinks it has the Thunder where they want them, their explosive offense comes alive and turns a close game into a rout.
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Related: The Greasy Glamor of Junkfood and Nail Art Nail Art Comes Alive in Surreal Stop-Motion Manicure New Site Combines Nail Art And Art History
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Footnotes In "Congo Tales," a new book about the second-largest tropical forest in the world, the story of a people and their home comes alive.
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As small children roam about, trying the exercises themselves, cuddling up to residents and in some cases performing headstands, the rest of the room comes alive.
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Thanks to collaborator Jonathan Zawada—whose resume includes visuals for acts including Baauer, Rustie, and more—the record's artwork of gorgeous, arresting computer-generated landscapes comes alive.
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Linking Memory to Time and Place Geography might seem abstract and remote from daily life, but it comes alive when you consider its connection to real people.
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Next, cruise by resort row in Palm Beach where all of the big chain resorts are lined up and where the walking district comes alive at night.
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As he falls into journalism, we follow the wartime plight of his future bride, whose evacuation during the bombardment of Baton Rouge comes alive in diary fragments.
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Consider the room-size tile mural that comes alive with grotesque erotica and violence, presenting enough porno-occult imagery to make Anne Rice eat her heart out.
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The art-club theme comes alive in the backroom, where the Barn-Gruin Gallery opens May 27 with a photo exhibition, "Punks, Poets and Provocateurs," by Marcia Resnick.
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Forky Interactive Talking Action Figure, $19.95, available at shopDisneyThe new fan-favorite comes alive, as much as he can, in the form of this interactive talking action figure.
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But despite its Hollywood gloss, the film's despairing heart remains: Knightley is wonderful as the complex Anna, who comes alive via her passions — and loses her life for it.
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Encompassing a diverse selection by emerging and established artists, QI 2018's framework comes alive in the work of artists who materially intervene in ideas of space and place.
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But back in the work room, Drag Race comes alive in rare, quietly powerful moments that highlight the resilience of the LGBT community in the face of overwhelming struggles.
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And the way that her face comes alive when she talks about it was just so moving to me, and it just made me love this character so much.
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Related: Minimalist Tattoos Look Like They Were Made with a Paintbrush Tattoo Art Takes Over The Museum of London Children's Book History Comes Alive at a New York Exhibit
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New Jersey comes alive in autumn with unique festivals and events, such as the Water Lantern Festival, which shines above the Hudson River, and its own celebrated of Oktoberfest.
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Related: Taiwan 2.0: Broadcasting The Island's New Media Art to the World Celebrate All Things Kawaii With This Electrifying Japanese Commercial World's Largest GIF-iti Comes Alive In Taiwan
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Physical therapy that doesn't just manipulate joints but also addresses the context pain comes alive in, encourages optimism and builds emotional resilience has been found to be more effective.
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Belle epoque Paris comes alive in this biography of a pioneering French doctor, Samuel Jean Pozzi, who was the subject of one of John Singer Sargent's most famous paintings.
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The few times when he steps back and lets a bunch of them occupy the frame together — as in the big dinner scene — are when the movie comes alive.
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While he took a cue from Humble Pie, who found success with a live album after their most successful studio album at the time, the electrifying Frampton Comes Alive!
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Related: Harrison Ford RETURNS as Indiana Jones (In 2019) Kurosawa's Geometry Comes Alive In This Short Cinematic Essay Why Does Every Scene In 'House of Cards' Look The Same?
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As she begins to sing, suddenly the stage comes alive with a group of dancers and Dancing with the Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy, who leads Zendaya in a beautiful routine.
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In today's installment: A new Ralph and a new Rocky dominate the holiday; Disney's Lion King trailer feels the love; and a premiere date for The Walking Dead comes alive.
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With the studio floor covered with painted paper — ripped, aged, and often walked on for days or months in the process, the rhythm of art making comes alive with unpredictability.
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Fans had flown in from all over the world to see the finale in Concord, not far from where he'd recorded his monster-selling breakthrough live album, Frampton Comes Alive!
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Along these well-preserved streets, Mr. Green's reminiscing easily comes alive as we move past the Old Slave Mart, among the few remaining relics of the city's interstate slave trade.
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In addition to the official event, held in a sprawling fairgrounds outside the city center, Milan comes alive with countless design pavilions held in 18th-century courtyards and brutalist landmarks.
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The Instagramable experience, which joins a host of other pop-ups that have come up in the past year, comes alive with the help of fiber optic lights, Fernando said.
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With the help of the loyal Woody (voiced as always by Tom Hanks) she slaps together Forky (Tony Hale), a spork who comes alive once Bonnie scribbles her name on him.
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Strong and silent, his Roland is an exhausted, heartbroken loner who slowly comes alive and learns to hope again over the course of the film thanks to his encounter with Jake.
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From Elena's perspective, her own "goodness," the passive-aggressive repression of the grade grind, comes alive only when it is placed next to Lila's fiery, feral, at times malevolent creative genius.
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It's a seamless effort that comes alive with a dazzling ensemble that includes Jason Isaacs as Zhukov, a preening military force, and Michael Palin as Molotov, a first deputy prime minister.
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In "Joy Street" (20133), she told the story of a china mouse that comes alive from its perch on an ashtray to save a despondent woman living in a dark apartment.
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She gets something of an answer when her father (Peter Gallagher), who has a rare neurological disease that has left him immobile and unable to communicate, comes alive through the music.
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I think that having to write an album after Comes Alive was the most difficult thing I ever had to do in my life, and I knew that I couldn't win.
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StarTalk, Neil deGrasse Tyson's podcast about space, science and pop culture, comes alive on the Kings Theater stage, with Eugene Mirman, a frequent guest on the show, hosting alongside the astrophysicist.
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Convinced that "jewelry best comes alive when it's worn," Ms. Scheufele also lent Chopard's fine and high jewelry to L'Oréal's first fashion show, held during the spring 2018 Paris Fashion Week.
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They are the classic example of someone who comes alive when they are in their comfort zone and surrounded by familiarity, and when their mother is with them she does just that.
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It was a place where magic comes alive... The theme of the show reminded you that you where lucky to be born in the age, and that a good future was ahead.
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According to the accounts, the performer halted the show when a cameraman focused on a fan holding up a Frampton Comes Alive album instead of Frampton himself as he played a solo.
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This is what the Touch Bar looks like when all the options are expandedThe Touch Bar really comes alive when you use it with an app programmed specifically to work with it.
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Set and costume designer Mark Thompson does a fabulous job recreating Turner's stage looks, and it's those big performance scenes where Warren is able to cut loose that Tina most comes alive.
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The room comes alive with people asking how she looks so incredibly young for her age and asking for skincare tips, and she laughs and laughs, burying her head in her hands.
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Adams's character is quiet and sad at first, but as she encounters the aliens and accepts the challenge of talking to them, she comes alive, wonder and purpose shining in her eyes.
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But she comes alive onscreen, as Leitch methodically unfurls her powers with a steady hand, zooming in on each little flick of movement and then peeling back for a jaw-dropping reveal.
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Related: Hippie Canyon Culture Comes Alive in Sun-Kissed Photos Curious Wooden Sculptures Examine Human Consciousness | City of the Seekers Notes On A Toy Car Superhighway: Supermarché, and Chris Burden's "Metropolis II"
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Just like the Pure Cool, you can cycle through the current air quality, with separate screens for all those contaminants, on the front panel, but the data really comes alive in the app.
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Related: Michel Gondry Surprised Jack White with a Music Video, and It's The Sweetest Jack White Gets Down with Black & Yellow Polaroid Film Children's Book History Comes Alive at a New York Exhibit
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Several American states and cities have laws regarding balloons, and in the Netherlands, a growing number of coastal communities have forbidden their release, a practice that comes alive on King's Day every April.
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Thus, when recounting some of the important battles — Ap Bac early in the war, the fighting at Hue during the 1968 Tet offensive — Ward's writing comes alive, but only for a short spell.
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And you can even feel that in this episode, which covers everything that happened between seasons one and two in perfunctory fashion but really comes alive once it's jamming up odd character pairings.
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Phillips, a Flour Bluff High School alumni, was scheduled to be the guest speaker for the "Voices of South Texas – Old Bayview Cemetery Comes Alive" event on Friday at Heritage Park in Corpus Christi.
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Related: A 3D-Printed Bust Comes Alive in Dan Sultan's New Music Video [Premiere] DΛDΛ's New Music Video Gives Us Post-Apocalyptic Björk Vibes Santigold Taps Kara Walker for a Silhouette-ified Music Video
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Our third-floor walk-up at 57 Charles Street comes alive like a well-lit stage set: makeshift kitchen, gray walls, a sleeping alcove off the living room and a skylight over the bathtub.
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I arrive at the part of It in which Richie and Bill go into Bill's dead brother's bedroom and flip through an old photo album that suddenly comes alive, biting Bill's finger and drawing blood.
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Rogue artificial intelligence comes alive in a short 360° video, giving viewers a taste of designer Michael Green and musician Jónó Mí Ló's forthcoming five-part C V B 3 R W A R series.
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But the Plants vs Zombies vs Guitar Hero vibe comes alive for me with the song selection, featuring as it does a lil' smattering of personal faves: HEALTH, Cadence Weapon, Fucked Up, CHVRCHES, Purity Ring.
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Linklater projects, on a low stage, a video of Tallchief discussing her role in George Balanchine's Firebird; the space comes alive further when dancers perform "Part 2" of the piece on top of the projection.
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This eye for the small things comes alive in her most recent music video with Mexican superstar Thalia for their joint single, "Lindo Pero Bruto," which has reached 26 million views since its release in January.
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"In a week where London comes alive for fashion, we thought it would be fascinating to look at what lies in store — quite literally — for us all in the coming years," Lyst CMO Christian Woolfenden said.
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Related: LA Exhibit Traces 25 Years of Artistic Responses to Police Brutality Children's Book History Comes Alive at a New York Exhibit Apartamento Magazine Releases a Kid's Book 16-Second Video Artwork Sums Up Police Brutality
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The Echo Dot is great on its own for timers, alarms, facts, weather reports, and more, but it really comes alive when it's used to control the various smart home gadgets I have throughout my home.
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But with Cleaver on lead vocals it comes alive—he sounds overawed in the verses, ecstatic in the choruses, pointed when he gets to the philosophical breakdown about everyone wanting money and no one finding relief.
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As for the reunion itself... Whether you "ship it" or just appreciate the enduring friendship between these deeply damaged but achingly altruistic heroes, you can't deny that the show comes alive any time they share the screen.
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Related: Storytelling 101 from the Work of Looney Tunes Director Chuck Jones How to Tell a Story with a Chair Why Buster Keaton's the OG of Physical Comedy Kurosawa's Geometry Comes Alive in This Short Cinematic Essay
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Below, some original GIF artworks from Encrypted Fills: Related: A Vintage Bentley Gets the GIF-iti Treatment Augmented Reality GIF-ITI App Brings INSA's Moving Murals To Your Smartphone World's Largest GIF-iti Comes Alive In Taiwan
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There are days when the badminton highlights are merely mediocre, and then there are days, like today, when the internet comes alive with gifs and Twitter video (but not Vines, RIP) of bad ass, quick fire, shuttlecock action.
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Related: teamLab Brings 20,000 Square Feet of Digital Art to California Walk on Water in a Projection-Mapped Paddy Field Mythological Japanese Imagery Comes Alive In These Animated Digital Paintings A Kinetic Sea of Flowers Blooms in Tokyo
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This Town Comes Alive Once a Year, as Thousands of Snakes Mate 'The Hunger Games' Prequel Is in the Works 'It's Binding or Suicide': Transgender and Non-Binary Readers Share Their Experiences With Chest Binders What Makes a Leader?
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When she finally unleashes her full fighting potential in an extended battle sequence on the front lines, the movie comes alive in a genuinely exhilarating whirl of slow-motion mayhem, and Diana's personality is never lost amid all the choreography.
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" Park City, Utah "Park City may be known as a haven for snow bunnies, but it truly comes alive in the fall months when the summer crowds dissipate and the trees turn to magnificent shades of red, orange, and yellow.
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Through the family's letters and notes, the experience of living through some of the 2100th century's most devastating and formative periods comes alive: World War I, Nazi Germany, life in Communist East Germany, and the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Here, the study of the new city and its infrastructure comes alive, particularly since the primary argument of "Learning From Las Vegas" is that Americans were experiencing architecture — and, by extension, landscape and 20th-century life itself — from a moving car.
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No spoilers here, but the tension is as powerful as the "swiftly flowing field" of river water they must cross on foot, which is described so well that it comes alive, another character in yet another gem of a story.
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The more adventurous wander through Bashi, the bustling seafood market where fishermen drop off their daily hauls, or meander around Shapowei, a local art zone that comes alive at night with skateboarders and small vendors selling handmade jewelry and crafts.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Floating lights, magical nights Let's move from one fall celebration to another: For two weeks during this time of year, the Namgang River in Jinju, South Korea, comes alive with light during the city's lantern festival.
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Some of the topics she covers are clearly of less interest to her than others; you can tell when she really comes alive (early episodes dealing with Texas's restrictive abortion laws — recently struck down by the Supreme Court — snarled with sharp teeth).
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West Finger comes alive through the lens of the director Jeremy Saulnier, a genre specialist whose work includes the violent, Coens-like noir comedy "Blue Ruin" and the thriller "Green Room," about a punk band fending off a bar full of neo-Nazis.
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There were only five or six people there, Romi said, but, unlike when the theatre is full and everyone disappears around you as the screen comes alive, she felt acutely aware of the presence of the others, most of whom had also come alone.
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And the place comes alive in the book not just through Livingstone's words, but also the meticulously detailed, spectacularly vibrant illustrations of Iain McCaig, who's since designed characters for Star Wars, including Darth Maul and Padmé Amidala, and worked on movies including Guardians of the Galaxy.
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While she comes alive in the latter half of the film as the plot kicks into high gear, she never fully conveys the complex mix of frustration, verve, and wry wisdom that voice actress Atsuko Tanaka has delivered as the animated version of the character since 1995.
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Despite a state of martial law in Medellín, Escobar continues to use the criminal infrastructure to dictate terms in the city; his network of spotters and assassins comes alive at the wave of his hand, and residents can be counted on to turn the other way.
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The irresistibly thrilling story of when Hollywood directors Frank Capra, George Stevens, John Ford, John Huston, and William Wyler picked up their cameras and went off to fight in World War II comes alive in this three-part series that garnered an Emmy for narrator Meryl Streep.
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"Germany is so successful because of us Bavarians!" state premier Markus Soeder, 20083, roared on Monday to a packed beer tent in Abensberg, a sleepy town north of Munich, which comes alive once a year for the Gillamoos fair - a traditional festival claiming roots dating to 22008.
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Gaztelu-Urrutia imbues the Hole with dread even in its less terrifying features (the idea of an infinite-seeming hole in the floor spooks me just to think about), but it's in the gnashing, bloody bits or just the red-lit night moments that it comes alive.
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Pete Davidson woos Jennifer Lopez on 'SNL' 'SNL' turns NATO's overheard Trump roast into a star-studded cold open Ryan Reynolds comes alive in a video game in this trailer for 'Free Guy' Taylor Swift's 'Christmas Tree Farm' video is a trip through her childhood home movies
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She agrees with Wilder that the play comes alive in times of crisis, but she believes it is staged as rarely as it is partly because of its complex requirements, including a large cast and the need to balance multiple theatrical styles while leaving room for Wilder's humor.
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This is not to say that Bryant doesn't really want to tell stories; he unmistakably comes alive when the topic of motivation is raised, and when he held forth on it at the Tribeca Film Festival in April his responses were stilted and a little manic but also clearly deeply felt.
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At this point in his long career, Francesa is transparently over sports in a way that's impossible to miss, and pretty much only comes alive when given the opportunity to flirt and banter with the powerful people he considers his equals or mutter about various points of horse-racing gossip.
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As fish-out-of-water lawyer Josh (Nicholas D'Agosto) struggles to prove that his bumbling client Larry (the dependably great John Lithgow) didn't kill his wife, the town of East Peck comes alive with oddballs played to perfection by the likes of Sherri Shepherd (20173 Rock) and Jayma Mays (Glee).
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A favorite decoration of the Capaldi era gets a makeover for Whittaker's Doctor: Her ghostly figure subtly occupies this crystal reproduction of the TARDIS, but it really comes alive when you switch on the blue LED in the stand (complete with the updated logo), which turns a dark room into an alien world.
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The music is on full display in the fall during the Celtic Colours International Festival, when the sleepy Cape Breton Island comes alive with fiddle music and step dancing, community suppers and singing — about 350 energetic events crowded into a little more than a week in October across a few thousand square miles of spectacular, autumn-tinted countryside.
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Take these lyrics that he (mostly) wrote for the show's opening song, "The Great War": But I think sometimes you see a pictureOr hear a songOr read a letterAnd a person that's forgotten comes alive for a moment I teared up at that last line as I read it the day before a rehearsal I attended.
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In the very first tale, a child who comes alive in a store window, proclaiming herself "the Spirit of Christmas," succeeds in persuading a squabbling couple to abandon the contents of their holiday-bound car — food, packages, stuff, stuff, more stuff — to clear the way for the ultimate gift, a cathartic expression of gratitude and love for each other.
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Jacob, it seems, kept one room in his house as a locked sanctuary, where he stored documents having to do with his hitherto undisclosed work for the British government during World War II. And as Ava and Jamie go through these papers, Jacob comes alive for the audience, as does his wife, Rita (Olivia Hirst), and his onetime collaborator, George (Andy McLeod).
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The gloriously trashy cover of A Flock of Seagulls' "I Ran" is the first time in the movie that Emma Stone truly comes alive: Her hysterical dancing pairs perfectly with Ryan Gosling's bright red bomber jacket and even brighter red keytar (I own the same exact model, by the way), imbuing the movie with much-needed self-deprecation and giddiness.
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As if that's not enough, the sketch caps off with a perfectly timed Peloton joke, delivered by Melania Trump (Cecily Strong) Ryan Reynolds comes alive in a video game in this trailer for 'Free Guy' Taylor Swift's 'Christmas Tree Farm' video is a trip through her childhood home movies Stephen Colbert roasts the Democratic candidates with Baby Yoda burns James Corden and Kacey Musgraves' 14-song Christmas medley is super impressive
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She comes alive in marigold (a flirty, floral-printed Gucci creation at a W magazine party last month, which Ms. Flannery called "the ultimate party dress"); sky blue (a crystal-encrusted Prada dress at the Los Angeles "La La Land" premiere in December); and even pale sea foam (a shimmering Atelier Versace gown at the Venice Film Festival in September, which seemed to have gone through a very expensive shredder).
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While it expresses horrors, it also comes alive as Perlongher's heightened language pushes his content into another dimension: In mama's baskets that alternatively are emptied or filled with emeralds, tubes, in the tuck of that bias that tightens — a little too much — those bras, in the moony blue hair seaglory, in the sucking of that squeezed tit, in the kneeling stool, against a mandolin, salami, pool of smooth pipes There Are Cadavers As the poem grows into a kind of rhythmic litany of the endless deaths, the poet calls upon his own friends, living and dead, for their ethical oversights: I don't want to mention it, Fernando, but that time you sent me to the office to do the paperwork, while I was crossing the street, a little old woman fell down, hit by a piston rod, and the carriages going by, with those outdated crepes (I happen to need, as I've told you, another pair of white pants) do you think they are going to stop, Fernando?
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