E. Isabella Gilbert's Dimple-Maker (aka the "Dimple Digger") played on America's desperate yearning for dimples, debuting in 1936, the same year when Shirley Temple's dimples speckled the nation in posters for her new movie Dimples.
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Chyna, whose real name is Angela Renée White, also revealed how she got her recognizable dimples, telling Williams, 54, that she "encouraged" her dimples with piercings.
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She has beautiful stretch marks on her hips and cute little dimples on her booty [thin women who don't have stretch marks or booty dimples are still real women].
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Across town, Margaret succumbs to the charm of Kevin's dimples.
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Thicker, not many bones protruding, but more dimples that represent cellulite.
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Her smile is everything and she for sure has my dimples.
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Perfectly symmetrical knots with centered dimples betray an obsessive-compulsive personality.
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Small dimples in the surface record Newtonian moments of natural inspiration.
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Jordan, with dimples flashing, giving surprisingly in-depth answers about Marvel lore.
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"It's natural to have butt dimples, not everyone's perfect," writes one commenter.
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"I can't believe how much better my little dimples look!" she wrote.
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To fans, the occasional glitches seem to be something like digital dimples.
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Ask your older friends and relatives about Scott Wolf and his dimples.
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He had a coy sense of humor and dimples that shone like headlights.
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The Hyundai Kona has a series of grille-like dimples on its face.
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He is a slight man with a boyish face, cinnamon complexion and dimples.
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Sometimes it flashed anyway, like dimples on the cheek of an earnest rancher.
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The phrase brings to mind veneers and dimples, bedroom eyes and power pouts.
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He smiled slightly when he saw Sturdevant, dimples folding into his hollow cheeks.
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He had a gap between his front teeth and notched dimples in his cheeks.
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Her eyes were big and darting, her dimples obscenely deep, her eyebrows arched with depravity.
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If the name didn't give it away, then the hair and the dimples might have.
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They knew his grin, the one he flashed that made his deep-set dimples appear.
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He had dimples and a professed love for dogs, as evidenced by his Twitter account.
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During a recent interview with Essence magazine, Lizzo explained she wants to normalize butt dimples.
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As she describes what happened, her eyes well up and dimples appear in her chin.
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There is so much more to Dudman than dimples (though he does have those too).
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It's supposed to get rid of dimples and cellulite, but apparently Kourtney's butt is blemish-free.
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The pecs help, as do the deltoids, the abs, the dimples, and that million-dollar smile.
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When Ashton took this selfie, and his dimples were so perfect they made us cry. 143.
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Although the front is very eye-catching, the back looks pretty cheap with BandAid-like dimples.
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His deep-set dimples and wide grin earned him many nicknames, including Prince Charming and Buddy.
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The three subtle dimples under her breast turned out to be a sign of breast cancer.
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They're getting filler injected into their earlobes, hands, and cellulite dimples — and that's just because it's Tuesday.
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Lazio was 'Darth Vader with dimples,' Gail Collins wrote in the New York Times later that week.
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I have great legs, a cute butt, and dimples that get me in and out of trouble.
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"The message society is trying to tell us (by airbrushing everything, erasing dimples and rolls and fluff) is."
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He has got dimples in both cheeks, just like Wes, and boy does he have eyelashes for days!
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They experimented with various sucker radii, finding that the stickiest adhesive had 50 micrometer dimples arranged fairly densely.
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The reason eggs go bad in the first place is because of tiny dimples that dot their shells.
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Still, a light rain fell on Tuesday, leaving dimples on the milky water that seemed to cover everything.
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You can find out if you're prone for lactose intolerance, bald spots in men, or even cheek dimples.
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In February, Kylie Armstrong discovered dimples, which had not been there previously, on the underside of her breast.
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When you're fascia is too tight, fat pushes through and creates the dimples and dents we dread to see.
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People can pretty much see the dimples on your butt cheeks when they play your videos in HD-quality.
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In her sculptural embroidered works, Hewett explores the imperfections of the human form—dimples, spider veins, zits, and all.
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So are heaps of mashed potatoes, even when melted butter, the color of pure sunlight, pools in their dimples.
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Conversely, alcohol is essential to the Jungs' enterprise at Pips, which is named for the dimples on vintage paddles.
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The youthful Mr. Appl, with wide eyes and animated dimples, looked every bit the part of Müller's Romantic hero.
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So she has suggested self-distraction — like, for example, focusing on a golf ball's dimples or singing a song.
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She is slight, with short brown hair and dimples and just as cool as you hope she will be.
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"Our sweet angel is out of the hospital and back at home, happy and healthy ❤️ Happy dimples all around!"
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There she was — her mouth and eyes were round like her dimples in an expression of unmitigated wonder and joy.
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A current rendering shows silvery clouds, whose dimples and furrows are crisply detailed, floating above a gray New York skyline.
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The star opened up about why she wants to normalize butt dimples and why she frequently posts naked photos of herself.
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The crucial point, however, is that the original (and accurate) definition of cellulite had nothing to do with dimples or fat.
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"You can inject cellulite dimples or the indentation above the belly button," Karyn Grossman, MD, board-certified cosmetic dermatologist tells us.
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Winnie was programmed by one of Tellex's students, Rebecca Pankow, a first-year Ph.D. candidate with bright brown eyes and dimples.
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Those pores create nearly invisible dimples in the shell upon which a (very, very) patient person can stand up the egg.
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Uncover the dough and use your fingers to dimple it all over, spacing the dimples about 83 inch from each other.
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She flips her hair, flashes double dimples, licks her lips and informs him that he'll be sharing her all-pink room.
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He beamed, dimples dug deep into his cheeks, marveling at how the actor in the role of "El" had captured him.
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So did her and Mr. Jarrell's second child, a healthy baby girl with impossible dimples who was born in late November.
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The winning photo, picked from a pool of over 170,000 entries, shows Isla grinning directly into the camera – adorable dimples and all.
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If you haven't done so yet, now is the time to make peace with your butt dimples — because they're not going anywhere.
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It was founded in 1979 by ball icon, pioneer, and Hall of Famer Kevin Omni and fellow ball legend Tommy "Dimples" Baker.
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"Fascia adhesions can pull the skin down and force the fat up, causing dents and dimples commonly known as cellulite," Black says.
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Google's Waymo has strayed from the pack, making a cute-as-a-button AV with big "eyes" and what look like dimples.
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Ms. Peck, now 28, has bright dark eyes, dark hair and dimples like vertical grooves on either side of a bright smile.
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Lance Bass said good-bye to his "baby girl" Lily Dimples on Tuesday, after the dog was killed by coyotes in their backyard.
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Sometimes, fat cells get clumped together and pushed through the holes in this netting, creating those visible bumps and dimples on your skin.
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When she first came to live with us, she was 220, with dimples, gobs of curly hair, and an offbeat sense of humor.
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Just as fascia in distress can clamp onto itself and cause soreness, fascia can also adhere to your skin and cause visible dimples.
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"I think my big arms, my cellulite, my back rolls, the dimples on my butt look fine in the natural shot," she said.
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In Think Coffee, a man in a blazer, holding two hot drinks, waited while the pair examined the dimples on the compostable lids.
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The surface's tiny peaks and valleys disrupt the air just enough to reduce drag, kind of like the dimples on a golf ball.
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These dimples are actually pores that allow air to flow in and out of the shell so the developing chick within can breathe.
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" She also posted a black and white photo of Sudeikis with the caption, "the dimples that (totally should have) launched a thousand ships.
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A middle-aged woman with dimples pinned the number 22 to the back of my sweatshirt and sent me off to play catch.
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Sewell, a physician, was thirty-four years old, six feet four inches tall, and broad-shouldered, with an earnest smile and barely perceptible dimples.
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Golf balls have dimples across the entirety of their surface because there's no way to account for how the ball will fly through the air.
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Trudeau, who is the Hamilton musical made human, charitably disguised his dimples to make room for a maple leaf Pride tattoo on his right cheek.
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Look at the person's face and search for the most distinguishing feature, whether it is a small nose, large ears, unusual hairdo, or deep dimples.
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" Jamil, who stars in "The Good Place," on Saturday called out an advertisement that read, "dimples are cute on your face (not on your thighs).
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There's been a bit of overlap because Patrick is now making pieces that are curvilinear, rounded with dimples and bulges that speak to the body.
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Do we see our own dimples and 'imperfections' (I'm hesitant to use that word, but for lack of a better one, I'll use it) and cringe?
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Clarisse, who speaks with a graceful French accent and hails from Burkina Faso, lightly dimples the delicate yeasted dough before sprinkling it liberally with the seeds.
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My daughters and my son know I had an abortion just as they know I have a mole on one side of my face, and dimples.
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With his arctic blue eyes and dimples deep enough to serve martinis in, he was the high school crush who seemed too good to be true.
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But I'm gonna stop wishing that I didn't have dimples on the backs of my hands or that my ankles were more flattered by strappy shoes.
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Plastic surgeons have seen a rise in requests for surgically-created dimples, something Dr. Wright Jones, MD and founder of Muse Plastic Surgery, credits to social media.
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Rather than a long appendage with protrusions, they instead produced a polymer sheet with dimples tens of micrometers across, each with a little sphere in the middle.
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Before this grinning girl was flashing her million dollar smile as a supermodel, she was just another cute kid with dimples and spectacles growing up in Zoetermeer, Netherlands.
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"I went to see what he could do about these couple of dimples (really cellulite) on my butt cheeks and he got rid of them permanently!" she posted.
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I don't want to stop looking in your eyes, I don't want to stop seeing that smile, I don't want to stop hearing that laugh, seeing those dimples.
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" Last week, Webb came under fire for posting a photo of her 8-month-old son Tripp's butt and captioning it, "The only time butt dimples are cute.
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Florida election officials manually recounted these ballots, poring over the infamous hanging chads and dimples on punch card ballots to ascertain whether they could detect a missed vote.
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"Sometimes laughing and playing gets him to show off his signature dimples, and other times we could bring in a clown and he won't crack a smile," she says.
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Weaved in between all the talk of masturbation habits and a Vegas woman named 'Dimples,' readers learned a fun fact: Mayer is really good at identifying scents — on women.
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My aesthetic goals aren't based on me demonising my dimples, or fuelled by me feeling shitty and negative about the way I look from certain angles in certain places.
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Instead of taking that mulligan, he saw the light, and cleared the crowd to allow space for him to grind his dimples against some pavement before landing in the rough.
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There's a new option for people who can't seem to get enough of the dimples belonging to stars like Gabrielle Union, Miranda Kerr and Brad Pitt's — a procedure called dimpleplasty.
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She's now urging other women who've noticed dimples in their breasts, but might not be aware that it is a sign of cancer, to make sure they get checked out.
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Then he laughed again, and his dimples ... and I was like, "No, really, has anyone ever told you ..." My friend Isaac, in the background, was finally like, Luz, it's him!
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When added together, the movement of these different facial features — such as the formation of dimples — gives the phone the facial data it needs to create a similarly expressive animoji.
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This might sound strange, but it's helpful to think of cellulite as more of a process (the pulling and pushing) than just the end result (those dimples on your butt).
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I'm looking at the card that says "Chocolate milkshake, cherry pie, count the dimples in my thigh!" and I want to believe that it's not something I can still purchase.
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At one point I grabbed a random half-crushed water bottle laying in a corner and looked inside the mouth to find the interior dimples of the bottom lovingly rendered.
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Reading them, I wondered how many others were looking at this chair simultaneously, and whether any of their dimples happened to match its beige synthetic-suede folds as precisely as mine.
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"Any person feeling that the absence of dimples from his cheeks is a slight by Nature, easily can supply the deficiency," stated an October 1936 piece from Pennsylvania's Republican and Herald.
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I mean, that's why we always start our show with a disclaimer: 'Do not consume more than three episodes of "The Daily Show" if you are addicted to Africans with dimples.
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Instead, I saw one with "issues:" I wasn't as toned; my middle carried a little more padding, and the faint dimples of cellulite had started showing up on my butt and thighs.
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I definitely still have dimples, or cellulite, some skin might not be as toned as I want, so I just focus on those small areas and not beat myself up about it.
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"Even if it might be a bit weird, I think we all really enjoy that, because it really excites us to try new things," says Bang Chan, dimples punctuating his broad grin.
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The beloved trio of Top Gear presenters is long gone, but another pillar of the BBC's most popular show endures: spectacular stunts in exotic locales, with cars that drill dimples into your cheeks.
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To Grimes, representation means seeing women as they are: "all body types not airbrushed to oblivion in the media," she noted — with all the "cellulite, dimples, scars, stretch marks, hyper-pigmentation" still there.
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" Jamil, who last year launched her "I Weigh" campaign to promote body positivity, wrote in a tweet that "everyone has dimples on their thighs" and urged the beauty company to "stop shaming women.
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The Baptist part is inherited, like baldness or dimples: Both of my grandfathers and three of my uncles were Baptist preachers, and my parents met as graduate students at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Jessica Simpson shared a new photo of her 6-month-old daughter Birdie Mae to Instagram on Wednesday — calling her baby girl her "double" in the caption while pointing out their matching dimples.
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In a dress shirt, tie knotted just so, he is giving out hugs and high-fives, and flashing his dimples as the boss, Robert K. Kraft, the Patriots owner, hands out victory cigars.
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Both have the same dimples, the same lynx-like eyes perched regally above perfect smiles from pristine teeth – okay, the French biker is a dirty blonde and Kate, as we know, is a brunette.
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But we're living in the age of Instagram and truly bizarre beauty treatments, which means surgical dimples and freckle tattoos are procedures that exist — and are seeing a surge in popularity at the moment.
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Margaret Mooseford's daughter sent a daguerreotype to her fiancé in California, and someone intercepted it and hung it in a tavern washroom and now everyone in the territory of Utah has seen her dimples.
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He and Ms. Peck, who have danced together in Vail, could become a superb virtuoso partnership: They even have the same dimples, dark-glinting eyes and a quality of joyous laughter amid sweeping action.
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Once considered a body flaw, cellulite has been embraced by an increasing number of women—who refuse to be shamed into covering up simply because the skin on their lower body has totally normal dimples.
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Under Armour and Specialized claim the small dimples on the surface of the suit disrupt the airflow ever so slightly, causing the air to re-energize and reattach to the limbs so the vacuum is reduced.
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The former *NSYNC singer, current VanderpumpDogs ambassador and noted animal lover took to Twitter Wednesday evening to announce the news, posting a photo of Lily Dimples along with a message that both celebrated and eulogized her.
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" Opening the song by sampling brief clips of interviews with her Cats costars Idris Elba and James Corden, Swift sings about Alwyn's laugh, dimples and accent while cheekily admitting: "You know I love a London boy.
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When fitness trainer Jessi Kneeland posted a photo of herself stretching at the gym on Monday showing the dimples on her legs, plenty of her followers commented to let her know how much they appreciated her openness.
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She has gorgeous features and deep dimples, but on the show, she described how her figure and hair, which were perceived as masculine, invited critiques from people who felt she should transition further or appear more feminine.
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"Contrary to what society has taught us to think, our worth isn't measured by how many belly rolls we have, or how many dimples on our booty, or how much jiggle hangs out on our arms," she wrote.
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She is brown-eyed and sturdy, with deep dimples that make her look gentle and friendly, even when she is pressing a point, and she is skilled at breaking down the arcana of lawsuits and rights-of-way.
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Her Instagram account is devoted to "breaking up your perfect feed," and she does this by proudly posting photos of herself from angles that many people wouldn't dream of making public: think bum dimples, sweaty faces, and *gasp!
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Sure, he's strapping, but come on: The Flash is grinning at Kara in a sun-dappled field, all crinkly eyes and dimples, and as far as I can see, her connection with James is a B-minus at best.
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While the majority of women identify their breast cancer based on a lump, Dahlgren was reporting on a new study that found that other signs — nipple changes, dents, dimples, pain or redness — could also be indicators of breast cancer.
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Surgeons make an incision inside of the mouth in the cheek muscle, which is "then attached to the undersurface of the skin so that the dimples are seen upon animation, but not with the face is relaxed," Dr. Jones explains.
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The Don't Be Tardy star, 38, teased on Instagram earlier this month that she had visited Simon Ourian, a Beverly Hills-based plastic surgeon, to get her "cellulite dimples perfected," and promised that she would be posting a video soon.
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Westbrook's face, in happy moments, is smooth and boyish, with deep dimples and a classic beauty mark on his cheek; his facial hair grows in tiny sparse wisps that suggest an eighth grader who hasn't yet learned how to shave.
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"Sixteen-, 17-, 18-year-olds should not be in dresses with thigh-high slits, necklines that plunge precariously close to the belly button, backs that are cut so low as to expose butt dimples," said a mother named Judith on CNN's Facebook page.
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And clearly what the brands that employ Mr. Sabbat find compelling about him, as do his followers, is not merely his good looks — think of a young Jimi Hendrix with dimples and an mop of unruly locks — but the precociousness of his steez.
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The health reports can tell you information about your physical traits (like whether you&aposre likely to have dimples or curly hair), wellness (such as how well you metabolize caffeine or whether you&aposre a sprinter), and carrier status for certain genetic mutations.
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Across two days in Los Angeles the week of his album release, DaBaby, who is compact like a cannonball, with an alpha manner and deep dimples, only ever seemed professional and locked-in, fully aware that stardom was his for the securing.
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At its best, curating a show solely based on the artists' gender is as silly or as limited as curating a show based solely on the works' medium or the artists' personal characteristics — artists who use an airbrush, artists who have dimples, brunette artists, etc.
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If you weren't lucky enough to go to Bayside High (we're looking at you, Tiffani Thiessen), you never got to see A.C. Slater's perfect curly mullet or deep-as-the-ocean dimples in action as he and Zack Morris finagled one crazy scheme after another.
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While a lot of fitness influencers feel they can post only photos that fit in with an outdated idea of how healthy should look, Björk's photos remind people that you can have cellulite, stretch marks, and bum dimples and still be fit and strong.
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She is a 7-year-old with dimples, pink hair ribbons, a missing front tooth and halting English who first captured global attention three months ago with Twitter messages about bombs, death and despair in eastern Aleppo, the rebel-held section of the Syrian city.
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After his attempts to turn the Left Behind series into a profitable movie franchise failed in 2000 (only to be rebooted 14 years later with a large budget and Nick Cage on the poster), Kirk Cameron plugged away at dozens of films starring his Tiger Beat dimples.
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Basically, as they machines got older, the rubber backing on the machine, which would allow for the chads to be pushed out of the card, got hard and did not allow for full displacement — just dimples, which the machine could not read as a valid vote.
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It's not the flashiest case on the market, but it does the basics: it protects the Switch, it has a fold-down cover to keep the screen from getting scratched up, and it cleverly has some dimples on the cover so the joysticks don't get ruined.
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Then I noticed her face beneath her helmet: Her mouth and eyes open as round as her dimples, her face an expression of unmitigated wonder and joy, and there beyond the glass, I noticed for the first time just what a good time she seemed to be having.
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In all the twinkly popcorn romances I watched in the 1990s and 2000s, Bridget Jones would have been the cynical sidekick to Kate Hudson's glowing magazine columnist, or just a punchline in the background as a pair of dimples saved some sad-sack man from himself (see: Love Actually).
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I'm willing to bet that a fresh audience today wouldn't laugh quite as hard when Kat flashes her soccer coach to help Patrick (Heath Ledger) sneak out of detention—even with his swoon-worthy dimples—or let it slide when Bianca drops the R-word during an argument with Kat.
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The sparkling eyes and dimples belong to Laurie A. (I recall reading in the paper last year that she and Sophie C – old friends – staged an impromptu performance of wedding vows in a San Francisco church.) Laurie A moves across the lobby to speak with a man who looks familiar.
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When they finally had the chance to hold their daughter for the first and last time — doctors ultimately decided to induce labor rather than have a C-section — Royce explains he'll always wonder what his daughter's hair color would have been, if she'd have her brother's nose or dimples like her mother, or what color her eyes would be.
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Legend has it that Dongpo, also a gastronome, invented the slow-cooked dish by accident; but no matter its origins, it eventually emerged as a popular Chinese delicacy — one so beloved that nearly 200 years ago, an anonymous Qing dynasty artist working for the emperor immortalized its oil-slicked form, sculpting a piece of jasper into a fleshy lump meticulously finished with wrinkles, dimples, and even a soy sauce-marinated rind.
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So, if either the Spurs or the Cavaliers snatch the championship of their league this year, we'll see this two-part scenario again: The winners saying they'd rather count the number of dimples on a basketball than shake hands with Trump, and Trump saying it doesn't matter, because he already told members of the Secret Service to lock the White House gates if they see either of those teams coming.
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A lot of people quite liked the guy who had the job before you, and you're still trying to adjust your desk chair so it's no longer built for the dimples of his particular body, so try not to make a big deal of slagging him off really loudly in front of everyone while taking a shit—a near-literal turd—on some of the work he did do.
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" Mallarino's parenting blunder and the congressman's ill reputation and suspicious behavior, in the end, aren't the cartoonist's chief concerns: "Bones are the only things that matter; in them, in the shape of the skull and the angle of the nose, in the width of the forehead and the strength or trepidation of a jaw and the dimples on a chin, their delicate or brusque slopes, their more or less intense shadows, there lies the reputation and the image: Give me a bone and I shall move the world.
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