Still, Claire dazzles us with her low tolerance for bullshit.
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Vividly recasting many Western archetypes, Scapellato's inventive, hallucinatory prose dazzles.
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From the moment you see it, the OnePlus 7 Pro dazzles.
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Strictly in terms of set design and imagery, the movie dazzles.
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Farther south in Silicon Valley, Facebook's campus dazzles in Menlo Park.
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At his best, McGregor dazzles opponents with speed, power and timing.
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What dazzles me most today is how damn clever his lyrics were.
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We wouldn't have a show that dazzles if Bob weren't a perfectionist.
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Its sun no longer dazzles us and fills the universe with light.
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The lobby dazzles with its gleaming checkerboard floor and midcentury-style armchairs.
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Carey dazzles in a wintry gown as light falls around her like snowflakes.
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Some of it dazzles me, some doesn't, and I write my reviews accordingly.
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"Citizen Kane" (1941) "dazzles anew" in a "superb 75th-anniversary high-definition" digital restoration.
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Like the other "Black Monoliths," this painting overwhelms and dazzles with its frenetic power.
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But this is where Samsung's high resolution dazzles: 1440 by 1600 pixels at 90Hz.
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Thailand dazzles with its azure waters, deserted-island paradises, golden temples, and buzzing cities.
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For a bibliophile, a painting like "Chinese Library No. 62" (2017) dazzles the senses.
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Where Tchaikovsky's concerto dazzles with surface-level pyrotechnics, Mozart's calls for more understated virtuosity.
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A cosmic event dazzles A lunar eclipse, a blood moon and a super moon?
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The film dazzles with its gusto and its formal daring, and intrigues with its postmodernism.
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The 14-year-old dazzles us with her awareness of what's happening in the world.
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Rudy embraces Paris, visits the sights, dazzles audiences and hangs out with a dreary crowd.
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Hahn dazzles as the series lead, elevating a thin plot into an addicting character study.
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The morning sun dazzles: in the shade of large trees two sex-workers wait for custom.
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Here, he dazzles in an all-white tuxedo with black loafers for a sleek monochromatic look.
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During Trump's campaign, he released a list of prospective justices that "dazzles conservatives," according to CNN.
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James Harden explodes for points, dazzles with passes for assists and also often struggles with turnover issues.
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After Laughter glitters and dazzles, stomps and sizzles, dances on your toes and rocks you on home.
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There are benefits to this approach, which is to create something so enormously multifaceted that it dazzles.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons isn't a game that dazzles or gets the heart racing, that's for sure.
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A good genre film can make a mark, so long as it dazzles viewers with something deeper.
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As our reviewer, Laura van den Berg, wrote, "Oyeyemi has created a universe that dazzles and wounds."
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Dean Unglert Reveals the Biggest Flirt on 'Bachelor Winter Games,' Plus Adam Rippon Dazzles in His Olympic Debut
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With its technical wizardry, high-velocity storytelling and spirited good humor, Star Wars dazzles the child in us.
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Aloş, a cat from Turkey, dazzles with a mesmerizing set of peepers that will make humans and felines swoon.
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But in its competition to outdo the artisans of old, it is with gems that their technique dazzles most.
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The fourth-floor front bedroom reverts to form, with its original ceiling medallion from which a Tiffany lamp dazzles.
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Woods dazzles with pithy one-liners as she navigates the elite world of Ivy League postgraduate education, chihuahua in hand.
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He dazzles her and Natasha with tales of his plight, but has a more pressing issue for his next visit.
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But Samsung's latest design suggests an alternative: A monitor that dazzles by demanding less of your space rather than more.
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In Episode 1, her house dazzles in the Royalty category, thanks to costumes purloined from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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It dazzles with elegant camera work, and revives the gestures of musicals dating back all the way to the 1930s.
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While the iPhone-recorded peeks into the recording process of Carrie & Lowell are lovely, it's the unheard material that truly dazzles.
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Beck of "Villette," how much Constantin the dark, vain, mercurial Paul Emanuel, who dazzles Lucy Snowe with his erudition and energy.
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Margaret dazzles President Johnson by bonding over playing second fiddle to Kennedy and Queen Elizabeth during a raucous White House party.
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Though Wadsworth is at the center of the show, he's surrounded by an excellent ensemble that dazzles amid the story's darkness.
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Vincente Luque Dazzles with First-Round KO Originally, Belal Muhammed was expected to take on Lyman Good on UFC 21's undercard.
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Clever and resourceful, he's found a new way into the action: Instead of driving it, he now dazzles us by sidestepping it.
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Other sports have moments of similar risk: the soccer star Lionel Messi dazzles most when dribbling through, and around, slide-tackling defenders.
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So while the Mobile World Congress dazzles the tech world with shiny new hardware, the real story is what's happening under the hood.
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Occasionally Shepard dazzles himself with his stacks of research, and the result is a thicket of veracity that threatens to strangle the story.
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Yet the museum also dazzles with its temporary exhibitions, tackling global cross-cultural subjects by creating a world of pop culture activity around them.
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That alone should make it a favorite for ultralight hikers, although the Hyperion 32 dazzles with its compressed size and all-around comfort, too.
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As Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is selling himself as a moderate, he dazzles both Eastern and E.U. traders by offering them lucrative trade deal.
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Xiaomi, the fifth largest smartphone maker worldwide, in particular is ready to lead, not by repeatedly copying the iPhone, but with industrial design that dazzles.
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Nothing about its looks dazzles: It's a crust and a pale-colored filling that might or might not have a few cracks on its surface.
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In "The Sick Girl," a sparkling interior scene of 1892, his realist style hardens to such perfection that it dazzles but also seems slightly cold.
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It is this very starkness which dazzles, as the mind explores how a place so dry and desolate can pack so much interest and excitement.
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They're not especially materialistic, but having a partner who surprises them with gifts is exactly the sort of unexpected treat that dazzles an Aries moon.
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One can only hope that one day the hardworking farm boy from Rosetta Stone dazzles the Italian supermodel with his command of the congiuntivo trapassato .
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Laird's kinetic prose, full of insight about politics, history and religion, dazzles eye and ear, and his tale summons a dark roil of violence and trauma.
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This is the kind of big, loud Broadway musical that dazzles where smaller, subtler shows like The Band's Visit and Dear Evan Hansen get under your skin.
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Of course, it's possible that Penn dazzles with a late-career win, straight out of the playbook of Dan Henderson, and bursts right back into title contention.
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Scarlett Johansson dazzles at premiere, plus everything you need to know about the Bachelor in Paradise scandal so far Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Deaver's cunning plot dazzles with its crafty twists and turns, but when the fun gets really nasty, it's comforting to repeat this mantra: It's only a game.
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Despite the ways James is unlike and would seem unlikely paired with Catherine — loud voice, loud hair (very red), loud clothes loudly out of style — he dazzles her.
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With a tessellating texture and self-moving body that hops into action as if balanced on a turntable, an elegant 3D sculpture dazzles with its pristine mathematical design.
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Susie has landed at the school uninvited but dazzles one of its matrons, a choreographer, Madame Blanc (also Swinton), and is invited into the institution's weird, sisterly ranks.
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Laird, the author of two previous novels and several acclaimed collections of poetry, dazzles ear and eye with his kinetic prose, animating city, countryside and, later, tropical jungle.
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The actress and all-around classy human being still dazzles at age 47, and was just given the very deserving title of People Magazine's 2016 World's Most Beautiful Woman.
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In them, Flash travels to the planet Mongo in a rocketship, where he encounters alien races, rights wrongs, and dazzles the camera with his suave, blond-haired good looks.
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The less-than-two-year-old Native dazzles with cocktails made with local ingredients that range from fresh mangoes and salt-baked tapioca to jasmine blossoms and even ants.
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Related: 'Rogue One' dazzles as it expands 'Star Wars' universe In the long history of "Star Wars" you've had beloved robot characters like R83-D2, C-3PO and BB-8.
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Like Fleetwood Mac, say, the Killers' accessible pop-rock sounds tightly functional on the radio, yet on its own terms it expands to an epic scale that dazzles and confounds.
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Singapore's Changi Airport dazzles passengers with spiral tube slides, a butterfly garden, free movie theaters and the new $1.25 billion Jewel shopping and entertainment attraction built around the world's tallest indoor waterfall.
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It is a list that dazzles conservatives and includes everyone from a tweeting justice who sits on the Texas Supreme Court to an appellate judge in Alabama who has called Roe v.
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It presents the Icelandic singer (full name: Björk Guðmundsdóttir) in an alien-flower hybrid mask that dazzles even despite the fact that the singer is known for her extremely artful fashion statements.
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Netflix's new documentary Quincy, directed by his daughter Rashida Jones and Al Hicks, dazzles its audience simply by recounting a career that's so prolific, it's hard for casual fans to remember in full.
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First impressions: I find the Passport's styling rather bland — it's getting harder for any crossover SUV to stand out from the crowd — but as always, Honda dazzles with its mastery of interior space.
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The work that you have been doing is paying off, as pretty planet Venus dazzles the reputation sector of your chart and makes a harmonious connection to planet of luck and abundance, Jupiter.
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In "A House in the Country" (Vendome Press, $55), the building dazzles with purple tiled floors, 19th-century busts arrayed under star-patterned glass and an exterior frieze of dachshunds chasing a rabbit.
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Even in a grainy paparazzi shot, her ring still dazzles like the light in Kathleen Kelly's eyes when she heard the ding from that first email from Joe Fox (Tom Hanks) in You've Got Mail.
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The plot of "Mad Blood Stirring" grows from a kernel of historical truth — Mayo provides a full bibliography, in case there's any doubt — but his book dazzles not so much as fact than as fiction.
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Anchored by a towering performance from Regina King as Angela Abar, A.K.A the masked cop Sister Night, Watchmen's every episode dazzles while maintaining the social integrity dozens of other shows can only dream of achieving.
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I ran past the famous Little Mermaid, a bronze mermaid statue by the Danish sculptor Edvard Eriksen, through a dense green public park and then by Noma, the restaurant that dazzles food fans around the world.
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Related: 'Mary Poppins Returns' dazzles with new trailer A sequel to the original, "Mary Poppins Returns," starring Emily Blunt as the magical nanny made famous by Julie Andrews and Miranda as Bert, is set to premiere December 19.
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Mario dazzles their senses with a delightful serving of Sunchoke Carpaccio with Fonduta and Walnut Gremolata followed by his take on the traditional Italian dish of Risotto al Bardolino (Red Wine Risotto with Radicchio, Asiago and Green Apples).
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Cooks will marvel at the tasting-kitchen coup when Reichl dazzles her new staff by guessing the origin of a recipe at a blind chocolate cake test — and even suggests using a better brand of chocolate (Scharffen Berger).
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Also, Anthony Lewis, whose "Gideon's Trumpet" dazzles from the opening scene of Gideon's petition arriving in a manila envelope at the Supreme Court to his answer of "Well I did" at the end when asked if he accomplished something.
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A medieval city dating back to the Berber Empire, Marrakech dazzles visitors with its array of colors, textiles, gardens, sounds and smells, and it's known for its labyrinth of alleyways where souks (markets) and bazaars thrive day and night.
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Along with Depp and Cohen, new mom Anne Hathaway stepped out for the premiere in a formfitting pin-striped dress with floral details, alongside Alice herself, costar Mia Wasikowska, who dazzles in a sheer black outfit with ornate silver detailing.
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You're never going to be the tall, willowy model with perfect skin whose hair always dazzles in slow motion as you spin it through the air — because there's no slow-motion cameraman following you around, if for no other reason.
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Coogler and his talented cast and team tell a story that dazzles, one that dares its audience to dream of a world unrestrained by our own stifling reality, without ignoring how the pain of the real world informs those joyful dreams.
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When she does draw close to herself — as in the first essay, "Scar Tissue," about being stabbed as a graduate student — the collection dazzles, but Bernard gravitates far more toward the bodies of others, of her husband and her Ethiopian-born daughters.
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Buy it here >>Lara Prescott's page-turning Cold War spy thriller dazzles with real-life literary intrigue, illuminating the women tasked with pulling off an unusual heist: smuggling Boris Pasternak's censured "Doctor Zhivago" out of the USSR, to be used as a weapon of war.
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Like the work of celebrated prestidigitators (like David Copperfield, Penn & Teller) and mentalists (Derren Brown, the Amazing Kreskin), "Privacy" dazzles and baffles by seeming to know exactly what selected audience members are thinking — and who they are, what they've done and where they've been.
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Some shows are more memorable than others, but what always dazzles and moves is the fact of the spectacle itself, the knowledge that so much time and effort and money has been put into an experience that will be over in less than 20 minutes.
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But if Styles' first step towards an EGOT doesn't quite pan out, just know that this is surely not the last you've heard of the film itself, which dazzles, or Hardy's heroic turtleneck-wearing character, which I could talk about till I turn blue in the face.
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When the bright blue of the machine's particle projector cannon dazzles its way down towards you, slamming into your cockpit, momentarily disrupting your UI, you know instantly: That's a Panther, a light mech that punches above its weight, but whose power you can negate with just a couple of well placed shots to its right arm.
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When outsiders dare to ask questions of a more terrestrial nature, about boring things like cash flows and valuation, he dazzles his believers with spectacles – a battery powered car that can drive and park itself, a factory staffed entirely by automatons, a solar powered roof of magical shingles, a rocket that he launches into the heavens and then lands on a platform as though it were merely a helicopter.
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Nadal charges into second round Coco goes bananas as Americans slip up Cool reception won't faze Sharapova - Wilander Edmund out-guns Anderson for first round shock Bencic sends Venus crashing in Melbourne FACTBOX-Venus Williams v Belinda Bencic - stats Stephens tumbles out, Ostapenko impresses Dimitrov schools Novak to reach second round Shapovalov dazzles on Melbourne debut Highlights of Monday's opening day of the Australian Open, the first grand slam tournament of the year (all times GMT): France's 43th-seeded Jo-Wilfried Tsonga put in a solid performance to oust American Kevin King 6-4 6-000093 000083-000073 to set up a second round clash with Canadian youngster Denis Shapovalov.
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