He seemed a little effervescent, but he's always pretty effervescent.
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Throughout is Washington's effervescent prose, exploring family, community, and love.
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No. Is her effervescent joy bubbling just beneath the surface?
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It's not all a linguistic slog for the effervescent Clarke.
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This efflorescent example by the effervescent Sam Ezersky doesn't disappoint.
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"She had a very vivacious and effervescent personality," he said.
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What effervescent gown will she show up in this year?
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All of this is heady, effervescent stuff for a novelist.
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Always alert, effervescent and with his finger on the pulse.
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I am effervescent and radiant on the outside and rotting inside.
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Inherently suave vocals float through effervescent beats and waves of synth.
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But pain was never the subject of his effervescent, literate work.
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We glorify love as effervescent, then are disappointed when it evaporates.
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Young, gay, handsome and socially effervescent, Nutter de-cobwebbed bespoke tailoring.
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I'm not sure, exactly, how something can smell effervescent, but this does.
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Instead of maintaining an effervescent fizzle, "Phantom Boy" too frequently sputters piffle.
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Both dance and spin weightlessly in the light, alive with effervescent grace.
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Jerry, an effervescent bundle of joy, saw his mom die of cancer.
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Another instructor, Joy, effervescent with good humor, eventually came to the rescue.
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The stench of discarded McNuggets and human excrement mixing into an effervescent bouquet.
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His words move from effervescent praise of Res's mother to 140-character condemnation.
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Effervescent against a Midwestern suburban landscape, it brought news of a sophisticated 'elsewhere.
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A noir sendup that's both homage and critique, it makes an effervescent finish.
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Today's solve is pretty effervescent, really, and a refreshing pause for a Thursday.
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Musical explorations range from the physical and kinetic to the light and effervescent.
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Eat Kombucha is an effervescent fermented tea, sweet and sour, probiotic and fizzy.
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The effervescent soloist Indiana Woodward makes her debut in that role on Feb.
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This syrupy life of Winston Churchill's effervescent mother, Jennie, exults in its limitations.
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His greater strength, though, is his energetic prose, sure-footed and boldly effervescent.
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And don't miss his effervescent account of the second movement, a Chopinesque scherzando.
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He would bounce from side to side, making R2 look animated and effervescent.
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His music as Mind Over Mirrors is mercurial and mystical, effervescent and contemplative.
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The constraint forced an effervescent comedy style that was jarring, nonsensical, and constantly surprising.
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Buoyed by the effervescent whistling of its single "Let's Go Surfing," the band's Summertime!
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The whole effervescent category we're in was a little stagnant in terms of branding.
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Sometimes when you're out with your friends, you taste a kind of effervescent joy.
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There, Alejandra, 9 and withdrawn, is protected by two effervescent cousins, Yaczuri and Cintia.
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The Antxiola, pale salmon in color, smells like red berries and is mildly effervescent.
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I saw him express genuine excitement to meet my diverse, effervescent, curious, wonderful students.
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In the effervescent "For Clara," she was more herself, epitomizing strength, independence and joy.
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The second difficulty is that after years of effervescent growth, craft beer has gone flat.
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The point being that, in and of itself, "La La Land's" effervescent nostalgia is harmless.
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Ms. Sanchez was an effervescent woman who seemed to have a happy life, neighbors said.
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Even though I don't drink soda, I too wanted to taste refreshingly sweet and effervescent.
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Netflix's effervescent, unbreakable heroine Kimmy Schmidt is coming back for a second season of hijinks.
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Washington could ride these effervescent feelings into the next game and eventually the next round.
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The results are usually effervescent and entertaining, despite the script's faithfulness to Junie's odd locution.
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With the Philharmonic, Lauren Snouffer was effervescent in coloratura numbers and gleaming in meditative arias.
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Let's bundle some stats to make the effervescent Damon as appealing a candidate as possible.
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"Among Friends" unravels Rauschenberg's effervescent imagination and enthusiasms that, for a time, extended to choreography.
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It's an easy look that hearkens back to revolutions of decades past, edgy yet effervescent.
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The effervescent Ms. Casel has been honing her expertise in tap dance since the 1990s.
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Square Trump's monomania with Beto O'Rourke's effervescent sort-of centrism built around nothing in particular.
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It is ragged and chaotic, but also effervescent and sensuous, and it is downright mesmerizing.
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Shaylyn's family has said she was an effervescent child who loved to dance, the Star reports.
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Seltzer is water and carbon dioxide gas (hence the term "carbonated") that has an effervescent quality.
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Aesthetically-pleasing packaging, effervescent highlighters, and skin-care products that exude "cool" — what's not to love?
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Doctor Who is back, and with him, a new companion in Pearl Mackie's effervescent Bill Potts.
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It is easy to see how the effervescent mood in New York could quickly go flat.
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How much more so when the product is as ephemeral, effervescent and, yes, unhealthy, as Pepsi.
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She was "a sparkly, effervescent kid – full of life," says her father, Michael, 63, an attorney.
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It feels like it was just yesterday when we were first blinded by its effervescent shimmer.
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Instead, the joy of this book is in its characters, and in DiCamillo's lush, effervescent writing.
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But where the Warriors are loose and effervescent, the Spurs play with an almost ascetic stoicism.
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But it was Switzerland that started to dominate as Serbia tired, and the effervescent Shaqiri didn't.
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Although Mr. Rapp personifies Brad's repression, Mr. Brooks looks effervescent and playful during their video chats.
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Bernstein's effervescent setting of Voltaire was not a success when it had its premiere in 0003.
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Hynes's effervescent falsetto often obscures the painful stories that shadow the album's overriding sense of joy.
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The defense, in its own half, did an admirable job of bottling up Colombia's effervescent attacking players.
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Muxes have been celebrated for centuries in Juchitán and Iturbide honors their effervescent essence in the series.
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And suddenly the man that I had married, the big, strong, energetic, effervescent person wasn't there anymore.
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He finds Veuve to be fruitier and more effervescent, which might please some palates more than others.
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In "Victoria," Daisy Goodwin's lively and effervescent novel, the range of her storytelling is rich but brief.
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This effervescent mood, which fêted scandal, was particularly incited in Paris by the arrival of Tristan Tzara.
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Hujar's photographs document the effervescent creative spirit that pulsed through the East Village as the AIDS crisis unfolded.
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Within this uniquely effervescent do-si-do, aesthetics and ideas freely transferred from one artist to the next.
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Watch Dogs 2 is an irreverent, effervescent nod to modern hacktivism, both with its storytelling and its gameplay.
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The wines can be Creamsicle-colored, or Greek, or mildly effervescent, or all of those things at once.
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Imagine a coffee that looks like a Guinness: Dark, but effervescent, and with a foamy head on top.
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Pennetta, an effervescent Italian, has since retired, but Kerber has every intention of continuing to ride her wave.
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So, think of your favorite IPAs and stouts as being effervescent hop teas, sweetened with different barley malts.
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" The Times reviewer called the book "lively, mostly effervescent" and remarked, "Needless to say, Jeeves saves the day.
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Ms. Alemayoh and her small staff of family and close friends are an effervescent presence in the restaurant.
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Meanwhile, Tadashi Sato's paintings also feature overlapping, effervescent ovoids that evoke the clear water of his homeland, Hawai'i.
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Then the studio audience applauds as an effervescent host opens an episode of China's latest prime-time entertainment.
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With the Caldecott medalist Raschka's always enjoyable watercolor art, the puckish little poem makes an effervescent picture book.
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Today, that effervescent floral is having something of a revival, appearing in a fresh batch of new perfumes.
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As played to defiantly sunny perfection by Ellie Kemper, Kimmy Schmidt is an effervescent heroine worth rooting for.
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The point of Jane the Virgin was never that Gina Rodriguez's effervescent heroine Jane would always be a virgin.
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With the sense knocked out of me, with no work to worry about, I was almost effervescent with thoughtlessness.
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Over four effervescent seasons, Jane the Virgin has established itself as one of television's most inventive and compassionate treats.
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He was just effervescent and I was much shyer and he kind of brought me out of my shell.
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Everything can be washed down with excellent wines or Radenska, an effervescent mineral water, salty-tasting enough for gargling.
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Even a mojito, called a euskojito here, was made with the slightly effervescent white wine txakoli instead of rum.
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It's effervescent, it's extremely well iced and it is a shade of orange that rivals a "Planet Earth" sunset.
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This is not to say that England or anybody else is ready to knock Champagne off its effervescent throne.
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But fans of those shows' effervescent wit and whimsy need not live in a state of Amy Sherman-Palladenial.
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On the account, Mr. Porat is known as Gomi's "daddy" and takes a back seat to his effervescent dog.
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My reminder came in the middle of an effervescent set at the Bitter End by the drummer Daniel Freedman.
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He broke from William Hartwell's stern characterization for a much more effervescent and emotionally rounded take on the Doctor.
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The U.S. firm took full control of the unit, which also produces effervescent aspirin and vitamin C, 24 years ago.
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Then I see Yvonne DeLaRosa Green and her husband Sam, the effervescent hippie owners of a cannabis shop in Malibu.
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Will's effervescent, charming girlfriend with an unhealed trauma in her not-so-distant past has been sucked into a cult.
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The ever-effervescent Tiffany Haddish did just that when she strolled her way into the 25th Academy Awards on Sunday.
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"I can't explain it, other than it just feels a little effervescent whenever I see him," she told PEOPLE Now.
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Speaking of the slightly effervescent java known as nitro brew, you can score some without the assistance of a barista.
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But what it holds back in terms of concrete meaning it makes up for with an effervescent sense of things.
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"So, this is feminism," the ever-effervescent Kimmy Schmidt (Ellie Kemper) says in the third season of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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The gathering was an effervescent celebration of people usually sidelined by traditional prom culture, namely L.G.B.T. racial and ethnic minorities.
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However, off the ice, the effervescent skater professes her love of Japanese anime, particularly "Sailor Moon", and K-pop music.
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It remains to be seen if this adds anything to the gameplay, but they act as your effervescent, helpful teammates.
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The series relies on light, effervescent clowning that skews our warped, modern, corporate-obsessed world through a goofy sitcom prism.
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Mr. Dudamel pushed out some effervescent, courtly pulses, though this sometimes necessitated speeding past the work's most captivating harmonic turns.
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It may have been a little messy, but the tomato was bright red, and the lettuce an equally effervescent green.
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The effervescent queen caught our attention and dominated our Pinterest feeds with her fantastical drag creations and perfectly painted features.
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"Even though he was dead serious when advising you on important matters, he had this effervescent, bubbling personality," he added.
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Her voice, at once husky and effervescent, accompanies some of the most beloved and popular songs in the samba songbook.
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David Ives's adaptation of Pierre Corneille's 17th-century comedy, which Charles Isherwood called "an effervescent delight," recites its final rhymes.
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They are also effervescent and almost always in motion, flitting through wet, brushy cover as they loudly claim nesting territories.
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I knew this was the sparkling wine as there were effervescent rows streaming up from the bottom of the glass.
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She was the effervescent free spirit of the French New Wave, with all of the scars that the position entails.
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Nowadays he tours with Eddie Palmieri's large ensemble, in which his effervescent hand percussion often becomes a point of focus.
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In her first spring as a soloist at American Ballet Theater, Catherine Hurlin is tearing through roles with effervescent daring.
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Robin Williams projected an effervescent madness—this rapidity and obsessiveness that even as a five-year-old I recognized in myself.
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But a look at its bright, effervescent spark will give a good indication of what the company values in its films.
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As a result, these raucous, effervescent, light-filled, paint-spattered, surprisingly solid colored pencil sketches seem to levitate off the wall.
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Yet Simons, who narrowly avoided transportation to a death camp, refuses to let the grief of hindsight darken her effervescent story.
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Effervescent—and evanescent—quick marks create unpredictably when they strike the surface: Von Hellermann's paintings capture the blurry fantasy of life.
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Because if there's one thing we know about the effervescent music icon, it's that you can't keep a good woman down.
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In Hearts Beat Loud, Offerman plays a Brooklyn-dwelling musician and the most earnest, effervescent role I've ever seen him in.
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Anna Kendrick is Princess Poppy, the effervescent lead who feels like the actress's Pitch Perfect character turned up to 150 percent.
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I have two cups of green tea and, for good measure, drink a glass of water with a calcium effervescent tab.
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For those not familiar with the effervescent drink, kombucha is tea that's fermented using a symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast.
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Through her and Julieta Gonzales—another curator then working on the island—I met a really young, effervescent group of artists.
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Her Penelope is a headstrong taskmaster because she has to be, but also an effervescent joy because she wants to be.
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Ho has a voice is as effervescent as La Croix, and her energy would make a puppy look like a pessimist.
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The effervescent redhead (always accompanied by her charming companion Flounder) swam through the sea singing and dreaming about life on land.
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She's teased fans with effervescent and relatable pop (paired with arresting short films by Dua Lipa and Rihanna collaborator, Emil Nava).
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In transparent prose, Mr. Liem looks back on the winemaking history of the region, which has been obscured in effervescent mythology.
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The evolution of some wine — from still to effervescent — in the Champagne region of France was more an innovation of happenstance.
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And still, there's an effervescent joy to this movie that continues to feel fresh and unexpected in films about women protagonists.
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With Sunflower Cafe's trademark effervescent yellow flourishes, this new iteration focuses on fresh-baked, gluten-free vegan pastries, breads and desserts.
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She is 64, with short hair the color of a gingersnap and funky round-frame glasses that match her effervescent personality.
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BRIAN SEIBERT Justin Peck seems to have no trouble whipping up expansive, effervescent ballets that hum with the energy of youth.
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Initially launched in 2014, the Founder's Program opened with all the effervescent charm of a freshly opened Coke on a hot day.
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As long as we're being indulgent, why not pair it with a flute of Champagne and fresh berries, or an effervescent lager.
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This fearlessly effervescent actress earned her Screen Actors Guild card with a Kmart ad in which a tarantula crawled across her face.
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The effervescent, refreshing cocktail is served at the SG Club in a glass designed to look like the famous one-cup sake.
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" Varvatos: "I think the biggest difference between this one and the others is that it's a little bit spicier and very effervescent.
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JON PARELES The last truly effervescent pop star takes the misery of getting left behind and morphs it into fine cotton candy.
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She also served as the sponsor of the junior high cheerleaders and was an effervescent president of the high school booster club.
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Or taking a deep dive into love stories from coast to coast (and everywhere in between), or an effervescent celebration of friendship?
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In unaltered footage, Dubrovnik looks exactly like the Westerosi capitol; with spaceships by nightfall, it becomes the effervescent casino of The Last Jedi.
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While its flavor mimics that of an especially fruit-forward rosé wine, the cans also have the bubbly, effervescent characteristics of a seltzer.
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Developed by San Francisco Bay-area medical cannabis company The Legion of Bloom, Entourage is an effervescent water beverage infused with marijuana terpenes.
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Gwen Stefani, "Make Me Like You": This song is perfect — funny, effervescent, and real — until you remember it was written about this guy.
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Philomène herself often appears, in profile or face hidden by a characteristic brightly colored wig, sometimes in effervescent orange, other times bubblegum blue.
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All is effervescent as the play opens with a "naïve Americans in Africa" anecdote, establishing the cultural divides that so complicate human relations.
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You can hear the influence of Chick Corea in the track, and possible echoes of an effervescent Latin-jazz pianist like Michel Camilo.
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There was Janet: effervescent, in control, and advocating the rhythm nation to which anyone looking for a better way of life could belong.
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J.C. Here is an extremely effervescent modern new-wave thumper from Holland, who has been championed as K-pop's first openly gay performer.
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We're all about the effervescent upgrade, so naturally, we're also pretty stoked about bringing the bath-bomb treatment to our at-home manicures, too.
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It&aposs here — where the solar wind meets Earth&aposs atmosphere — where we get the shimmering green and red effervescent curtains of the aurora .
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The sudden surge in popularity of the effervescent beverage has prompted many to refer to the Aperol Spritz as the drink of Summer 2018.
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"If you've got feelings for me, you've just got to speak honestly," she sings in a sugary falsetto over gorgeous, effervescent layers of synth.
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" In this effervescent tale, a whole era floods back when X puts his hand on the narrator's breast and sonorously demands, "What is woman?
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Later this summer, the coffee giant will start dispensing this slightly sour, vaguely effervescent, nitrogen-infused version of cold coffee at 500 US stores.
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To an extent, Davies follows Sewall's lead, giving the heroine a friend*,* Vryling Buffam (Catherine Bailey), whose effervescent heresy gives Emily cause for delight.
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The focus for this film centered around upgrading her wardrobe to something that felt more mature than the "bubbly younger effervescent sister," Lee says.
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Lee, who's known for his seasonal approach to British cooking and effervescent personality, has been at the helm of the Quo Vadis since 2012.
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While Guinness is best known for its thick, dark iconic stout, the Maryland brewery's flagship beer is the light, effervescent Guinness Blonde American Lager.
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They sound like the effervescent opening credits of every 1980s high school teen movie you watched and wished you were in as a kid.
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Last year, Airbus unveiled a truly bizarre concept at the Geneva Motor Show: a car-drone-train mash-up with the effervescent name of Pop.
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Beyond her diet was a lifestyle choice she made when she divorced her husband back in 2230 when she was a effervescent 290 years old.
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Chou "Tzuyu" Tzu-yu of the Korean pop band Twice shot an arrow in the most beautiful, effervescent, on fleek way during a sporting competition.
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It's an effect that makes love songs just a little bit more effervescent; when she's working with edgier, more aggressive arrangements, she balances them out.
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And I can totally see why people are so drawn to Roup: She's effervescent, and bounces around the studio like a bar mitzvah hype dancer.
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Early in The CW's upfront presentation, Pedowitz practically glowed as he introduced Gina Rodriguez, the effervescent and Golden Globe–winning star of Jane the Virgin.
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This foursome of three Danes and a Norwegian is one of our most energetic and effervescent young quartets — beards, line of craft beer and all.
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It is little wonder, then, that the latest Russian art sales in London were not as effervescent — nor as well attended — as they have been.
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As for Ruby, also known as Thunder Thighs, she was the most beloved of the streetwalkers — outspoken and effervescent, with a wicked sense of humor.
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But Sayonara Wild Hearts' effervescent visual and musical palette, along with in-air sword battles with rival lady biker gangs, makes them feel fresh as hell.
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Contrasting with Phnom Penh's grime and chaotic traffic, the playful bubble shapes float away almost miraculously, effervescent sculptures popping out on demand for parties and festivals.
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An outsider on campus, he finds much-needed connection in Phoebe, an effervescent and social woman with a dark trauma in her not-so-distant past.
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"Dance Baby"—which we've written about previously here on THUMP UK—is unbridled and ecstatic, a plasticy, shimmering, effervescent ode to the powers of pure pleasure.
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"Not too surprisingly the effervescent bounce back in Asia equity sentiment has given way," Stephen Innes, a trader at OANDA, said in a note to clients.
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Millennials with appetites for difficult beverages—sour beers, bitter spirits, kombucha, apple-cider vinegar—appreciated wines that were cloudy and effervescent, with a noticeably fermented funk.
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Thanks in part to the recent publication of "Spritz," a lighthearted book-length examination of these effervescent quenchers, more American bars will serve them this summer.
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These younger affiliates, who performed "Knightlife" and Raymond Lukens's effervescent "Danse Baroque," seemed on par with their older peers; they were just as lucid and expansive.
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While the effervescent Dr. Brandt Oxygen Flash Facial Recovery Mask ($70 at Dr. Brandt Skincare) won't replace your morning run, it produces a noticeable brightening effect.
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This week's challenge was suggested by regular Numberplay contributor Sunil Singh, a math consultant with Scolab, a creative and effervescent educational technology laboratory based in Montreal.
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Catastrophe is an effervescent half-hour sitcom from the charming, twisted minds of comedians Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney, possessing a light sprinkling of Hieronymus Bosch.
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You won't find any glossing over of real-world events in Sing Street, which all hinges on the back of its effervescent star, Ferdia Walsh-Peelo.
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That album features "Soda," a track where fizzing, effervescent production belies the melancholy of lyrics about forcing a smile while on the brink of a breakdown.
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The effervescent Ms. Brie finds the fighter underneath Ruth's artiste — her co-stars nickname her "Strindberg" — as she throws herself into building a Russian-villain character.
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With an effervescent, Antillean rhythm rising behind him, he emitted a powerful energy from his horn, but vested each note with its own shape and sensitivity.
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Pepsi shares were effervescent post-earnings report Tuesday, putting it on track for its best daily performance in nearly three years and leading consumer staples gains.
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Drinks There's a clutch of cocktails with sepia-tone names, like the Lady Suffolk, an effervescent mix of Monopolowa vodka, prosecco, cucumber and green tea ($13).
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The musicians won, and despite the ongoing conflict in Amadou & Mariam's home country, on their latest, called "La Confusion," the two sound as effervescent as ever.
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That said, it's impossible not to be impressed with the ambition of it all, the sheer, effervescent joy Lyons takes in the scope of her project.
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Between the effervescent synths, rumbling low end, and the multihypenate performer's raspy, can't-tell-me-nothing boasts, no 2016 house party playlist is complete without it.
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Both are effervescent abstractions inspired by the orbs of light from the incandescent electric street lights, primary colors orbiting as she responded to that radiating illumination.
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We invited Nelms, who is known for her whimsical and effervescent approach to styling, to dream up eight fresh spring hairstyles using natural hair as her canvas.
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The effervescent Swiss could await again on Sunday, but Murray refuses to look beyond the next obstacle, fearing the kind of stumble that ended Djokovic's title defense.
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The stars have always appeared to us effervescent with possibility, like we're all looking up at the bubbles from the bottom of a champagne glass every night.
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They recall his effervescent stage persona and his ability to make people laugh, but with the inevitable somber undercurrent that this was someone with virulent inner demons.
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Although its packaging most closely resembles a sophisticated bottle of effervescent wine, the bubbly inside is essentially just fizzy water that smells and tastes like skunky weed.
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In the first shot of your protagonist, the fuzzy texture on his shirt seems so similar to the fuzzy, effervescent skins of the Inside Out emotion characters.
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This month, swap out that effervescent symbol for a flamboyant, flammable torch dildo you can use when you personally take the White House castle during the night.
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"In its glorious, yet unfortunately more elusive, display beneath the sea, this vivifying and effervescent color mesmerizes the eye and mind," Pantone said in the news release.
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She's effervescent, charismatic and fearless, and the freedom and enthusiasm she expresses is contagious—her existence representing something many factions of society are desperately trying to contain.
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"Ronny Turiaf," Walton cracked, referring to perhaps the Lakers' most effervescent and fun-loving player in 2008, when they lost to the Boston Celtics in the finals.
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Love is great, obviously, and makes us feel a combination of effervescent and unhinged but is wielded like a battering ram at this time of the year.
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His effervescent personality has doubtlessly helped to distract people from the team's failings, with less affable managers afforded significantly less goodwill from commentators, columnists and fans alike.
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Gwen is a different singer on every track, purring demurely before careening into a melodic scream; emitting effervescent gasps and sighs before trying her hand at rapping.
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"Our hearts are crushed with the immeasurable loss of this effervescent, bright, talented young man," Freestyle Canada Chief Executive Officer Peter Judge said in a news release.
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Rachel Harrison's effervescent exhibition "Prasine," filled with skew-whiff sculptures in painted polystyrene, is a paradoxical achievement: It appears totally new by treating originality as a nonstarter.
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While Bianco can be seen mimicking Streisand on her YouTube channel, in Paris she is her own performer, warm and effervescent, with a clear, full-bodied voice.
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Sanon puts in an effervescent performance as Bitti and is wonderfully complemented by Rao, who brings pitch perfect comic timing to what is otherwise a truncated role.
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Some of the best came from the effervescent icon MC Pikachu, a dude with a mile-wide grin, a high-pitched voice, and a knack for hooks.
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We're aiming to make a film that reflects her effervescent and vivid life, and provide a fitting cinematic tribute to her legacy as an artist and icon.
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Damien Chazelle's effervescent musical hopped into the leading position shortly after its first public screenings at the Telluride Film Festival in September, and it's remained there ever since.
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" The other fragrance is a fruity, floral scent — seemingly aimed at girls — and has scents of Osmanthus tea with lychee and patchouli, which Apel calls "innocent, sparkling, effervescent.
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Yama had a hunch that the effervescent, enhanced lighting would also suit the phone's camera and thus built an app with the same effect but in real time.
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We struggled to decide where our true effervescent loyalties lie, and eventually, we turned to the Astrotwins to get a clearer picture of our thirst-quenching astrological match.
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But don't fret — if that's too dark and depressing, Flight of the Conchords: Live in London will no doubt serve as the effervescent distraction everyone is looking for.
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Laurie Hernandez earned the nickname "The Human Emoji" because of her effervescent attitude, but the Olympian and Dancing with the Stars champ admits she's far from ever-smiling.
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Another Kelly gif shows him popping an effervescent tab into a blob of water on the Space Station, putting on display the strange way water works in weightlessness.
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No sir… I'd be sittin' across from him, clinking glasses and having an effervescent giggle about the fact I now own the finest Gin company on planet earth.
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The effervescent Swiss will need to reproduce the kind of all-out attacking tennis that allowed him to dominate Nadal, apart from a 36-minute second-set capitulation.
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The resulting name has since become synonymous with the five-piece group's energetic anthems like "Help Me Run Away," replete with effervescent choruses and even livelier live performances.
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And more important than her impressive dance ability is her effervescent attitude that lights up the ballroom and has garnered her comparisons to season 21 winner Bindi Irwin.
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The entire adorable vision is the work of textile artist and designer, Cat Rabbit, who constructs effervescent sculptural works bursting with joie de vivre and fine-tuned craftsmanship.
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For some, there was a palpable feeling of excitement around the collective, whose effervescent, slicked-back hyper-pop creations injected a wry, much-needed playfulness into club culture.
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Over a woozy piano part and an effervescent drum feel, Ms. Garcia takes a spirited solo, her bright and peppery tone reflecting a dose of Dexter Gordon's influence.
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Theatregoers now know her as the composer of "Waitress," the effervescent musical that opened last spring, at the Brooks Atkinson, based on the 2007 film by Adrienne Shelly.
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But the resulting collection of songs — effervescent synth pop that explores themes of love and heartbreak — shows that sometimes an artist's best material is born out of pain.
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Playful, internet-driven, and always humorous, Bennani's work enlivens the disorientation and absurdity of the early 21st century through social media-infused storytelling and an effervescent visual language.
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The first Hotel Transylvania is a lot of fun, thanks to director Genndy Tartakovsky's effervescent skill with cartoon physics and animated action, as well as some solid gags.
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Their clothes, their houses, their over-the-top rich (mostly) white lady-ness — they all blend together in an effervescent fantasy of wanting to know them and be them.
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The dreamy swirls of unicorn colors, effervescent fizz, and therapeutic scents have an unforeseen magical prowess known to induce pure and utter bliss — all distinctly part of the experience.
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Ms. Alden, now working in client relations and digital strategy for Palo Alto Investors, a hedge fund focused on health care, was as beautiful — and effervescent — as he remembered.
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On the other, they give the book a heady, intellectual air, adding a twist of Alain de Botton to the novel's effervescent blend of Erica Jong and Pedro Almodóvar.
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Related: Rarely-Seen Samurai Weaponry Finally Goes on Display Takashi Murakami Floods Paris with Effervescent Neo-Pop Art [Premiere] How a 'Scream' of Post-War Japanese Art Pioneered Modernism
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Some hours earlier she'd been awarded the Abel Prize — the first time a woman had won it — for her discovery of a phenomenon called "bubbling," among other effervescent results.
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For me, there was no nostalgia, no memory, no reference; the marshmallows were a revelation: pale, soft, even fragile, delicately sweet and almost effervescent — they melted on my tongue.
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As the opera continues — with Massenet's effervescent and eclectic score, eager to please and utterly pleasing under the baton of Maurizio Benini — Ms. Oropesa's musicality becomes even more layered.
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Now that she has her G.E.D., Kimmy (Ellie Kemper) heads to college in Season 3 of this effervescent comedy sprung from the minds of Robert Carlock and Tina Fey.
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The one thing they all have in common is "The Nutcracker Suite," a new work set to Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn's effervescent rendition of Tchaikovsky's standard holiday soundtrack.
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Now the effervescent Rocky Mountain woman has the chance to be one of the U.S. stars at the Rio Games and inspire young girls to take up the sport.
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In addition to his Saturday Night Live hosting gigs, John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch serves as an ample reminder that Gyllenhaal is an effervescent and captivating comedic actor.
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A Hammond B-3 organist with a hurtling and effervescent style, Mr. DeFrancesco has a soon-to-be-released album, "Project Freedom," that he is promoting with these performances.
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The vicissitudes of cheek-by-jowl urban housing are the subject of Ellen Maddow's "Burnished by Grief: A Romantic Comedy," a mildly morbid but irrepressibly effervescent lark at La MaMa.
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"Here is an audience that's so effervescent, this whole young audience that's embraced the whole e-technology, the whole e-gaming and have for the last 12 years," Guber said.
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If so, here are five reasons you're wrong and need to give One Day at a Time a fighting chance to work its effervescent charm on your cold, dead heart.
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Starring Hong Kong drag legend La Chiquitta, the effervescent clip (which was directed by Margot Bowman) sees the gradual transformation from shower to make-up to dance floor to sunrise.
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So, with Myths of the Near Future turning ten this month, who better to chart us through that brief period in the mid 2000s than the effervescent Jamie Reynolds himself?
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He conducted this effervescent music with a steady hand, sure pacing and an eye for instances of opulent instrumental color, which are tucked in among the otherwise briskly efficient score.
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Samples from the record are streaming on Romanian distributor ourown's website, and the record seems to find Villalobos turning in strangely effervescent house heavy on jazz and electroacoustic music influences.
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Though the effervescent drink has long fueled posh, celebrity-packed parties, its renowned status is largely thanks to the work of a little-known tenacious young widow, Barbe-Nicole Clicquot.
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Following on from a stunning opening reverse to Japan, the emphatic victory revived memories of the effervescent style of Colombia's charge to the quarter-finals in Brazil four years ago.
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Real Lambrusco is a fresh, dry, earthy, effervescent red, with a slight bitterness that goes beautifully with the rich cuisine of Emilia-Romagna, its home region in north-central Italy.
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Glee was an endlessly bright and effervescent show where students who felt like outcasts sang their hearts out, unapologetically putting their differences on display and reclaiming them as their strengths.
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Looking at ants under a magnifying glass doesn't have anything on this macro vision of caterpillars, spiders, and dragonflies bathed in effervescent dew drops animated by CGI wunderkind Alexey Zakharov.
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When Kate McKinnon stopped by Ellen DeGeneres' daytime talk show on Wednesday, she couldn't pass up the opportunity to break out her Saturday Night Live-honed impression of the effervescent host.
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She and I reminisced about the show's finest episode — the seventh of the first season, which was an effervescent standalone short film set during a fundraiser at an opulent country estate.
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To fully enjoy such effervescent beauty, turn on Debussy's smooth and meandering Claire de Lune (French for "light of the moon") and let the city slowly transform itself outside your window.
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In this gilded Jenny Packham gown, Mirren looks like an effervescent glass of champagne, in other words, ready to hit the after party circuit and celebrate in style Jeff Vespa/WireImage
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Mr Wright's style is appropriately effervescent for his subject matter; Houghton Forster's goal, he writes, was to create "the nation's quintessential family"—and he might be said to have done so.
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November 28 finds Mercury connecting with Neptune, kicking conversations from November 13 back up; Venus also connects with Uranus on this day, creating an exciting, effervescent atmosphere in your social life.
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While Lakeland doesn't offer shipping to the United States, devotees of effervescent drinks can order the glittery powder from Popaball directly — which offers a slew of other drink add-ins, too.
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" Wai Wai Nu, who is thirty, and has an effervescent smile and animated eyes, told me that she grew up steeped in politics—"a little girl listening to old guys talk.
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"Its effervescent acidity works as the ultimate grease cutter, keeping your palate crisp and clean as you chow through the salty deliciousness of fried yardbird," says Southern Living's Jennifer V. Cole.
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I love how a couple drinks seem to wash away my social anxiety, allowing a looser, funnier me to emerge, as effervescent and light as the bubbles in my champagne flute.
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Biney, an effervescent 17-year-old and the first African-American woman to compete for the United States in speedskating at the Winter Olympics, has quickly become a social media darling.
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Included are Justin Peck's effervescent "Year of the Rabbit," set to a Sufjan Stevens score; and "Composer's Holiday" by the young choreographer Gianna Reisen, a surprise hit at last fall's gala.
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Now, you know, you do hear many comments about the financial instability risk and with lower for longer rates, does that add a little effervescent in places we don't need it?
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"Whether it&aposs 8Greens offering veggies in effervescent tablets or Daily Harvest&aposs quick meal-replacement smoothies and bowls, it&aposs about the form factor and efficacy of convenience," he said.
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Bouquet's effervescent intellect lends a philosophical air to urban strolling and digital scrolling; hookup apps and YouTube catalyze meditations on time's indifference to human affairs, and even solitude is erotically charged.
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Effervescent and extroverted, Subban had become a top scorer not only among the Canadiens but defensemen across the N.H.L., had learned French and had donated $10 million to Montreal Children's Hospital.
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Led by an effervescent Kirsten Dunst and directed by the perpetually (and unfairly) overlooked Peyton Reed, this is a delight, and the perfect comedy to watch when school is winding down.
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The CW's effervescent telanovela about a woman who's accidentally artificially inseminated is now so much more; it's a dense drama about complicated relationships, with some light fantasy and scintillating scandal thrown in.
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"I grew up in this life," the effervescent 31-year-old told me, somewhere between performing a choreographed workout on the RAADfest stage and listening to a talk on stem cell therapies.
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Chen Shi-Zheng's chamber spectacle, described as "a living room circus," is an enactment of acrobatic feats and martial arts marvels, though it only rarely equals the promise of this effervescent introduction.
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The effervescent CW soap about artificially inseminated Jane Villanueva broke our hearts by killing her one true love Michael, but moved forward with immense compassion for the characters and the grieving process.
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A sparkling wine that is typically red but can also be rosé and even white, it hails from Northern Italy and is another perfect easy-drinking, effervescent wine for hot summer days.
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Though "One Sings, the Other Doesn't" involves bitter conflicts, grievous losses, and wrenching separations, it's also an effervescent and lyrical film that buoys its emotional extremes with a steady sense of purpose.
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MONTY ALEXANDER TRIO (through Sunday) Mr. Alexander is an effervescent pianist in the Oscar Peterson mold, though he has devoted much of his recent attention to the music of Jamaica, his homeland.
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Makeup and macabre antiques may not be the most obvious pairing, but for Bunny Meyer, the effervescent brain behind the YouTube channel Grav3yardgirl, they go together like "energizer" and, well, you know.
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They include an effervescent 1930s Esquire spread by E. Simms Campbell illustrating African-American dance styles; Black Panther Party broadsides from the late 1960s; 1990s comic books featuring the black superhero Static.
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His technique is deceptively simple: The stories are told through sketches of brilliant, eccentric people, experts in their fields, who tend to speak in the same effervescent, colloquial way that Lewis writes.
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Normally spontaneous and effervescent, she answered only after a long pause and a deep breath when asked on Friday night how she viewed her victory in light of the country's recent problems.
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Op-Docs I was introduced to Jordan, the effervescent subject of this Op-Doc, by a mutual friend; we met for lunch at his favorite deli in Los Angeles, where we live.
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So really, it kinda figures that Girls would air and immediately reject its own perfectly effervescent finale in favor of ending with a new kind of loneliness and sense of renewal altogether.
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Bath bombs represent so much more than a way to start a soak: the vividly colored, happiness-inducing, and effervescent spheres signal reprieve from a cold, dark world — all while evoking childlike wonder.
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Yeri The maknae (meaning "youngest" in Korean) of the group, 19-year-old Yeri is known for her humor and effervescent personality, which is why she seems to make friends wherever she goes.
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Seminal poet and artist John Giorno became known for the effervescent, physical nature of his work in the early 1960s, shortly after meeting Andy Warhol (that's Giorno dozing in Warhol's 1963 film, Sleep).
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Washington's effervescent prose draws the reader into the fold — his use of first person, especially plural first, can read like a generous inclusion — as his characters explore family, community, new freedoms, and love.
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The Philly rap-singer somehow had a good 2016, dropping both his own R&B 3 mixtape and the effervescent Money, Hoes & Flows with Fetty Wap, one of the year's secret rap highlights.
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GWANGJU, South Korea (Reuters) - Italy won the men's water polo gold medal at the World Aquatics Championships after an effervescent performance gave them a 10-5 win over rivals Spain in Saturday's final.
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Middle aged and balding but still able to live up to his nicknames "King of the Face-Teep" and "The Effervescent Kid", as of late it's appearing like he's run out of opponents.
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Not long before, the effervescent Brazilian Gustavo Kuerten, a three-time French Open champion, watched inside Philippe Chatrier stadium after having given Djokovic permission, just in case, to reprise Kuerten's 2001 victory celebration.
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In the ever-expanding range of unconventional media available to contemporary artists, few would consider using over-the-counter treatments, including topical antiseptics and effervescent vitamin C tablets as raw material in paintings.
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Claim to Fame: A former backup singer for Solange Knowles and Lykke Li, Ms. Tolkin is a nascent pop star and fashion plate who evokes early Madonna and the effervescent melodies of Robyn.
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Adam Rippon, the effervescent skating star, was there too, as was Lady Kitty Spencer, an English fashion model who perched on a chair, dripping in Bulgari, which pays her to do just that.
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Effervescent Kimmy (Ellie Kemper) starts season 3 of beloved off-the-wall comedy Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt by celebrating her GED graduation and looking forward to college — until she receives divorce papers from her kidnapper.
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Only once viewers have come down and digested it all might they feel like the whole experience was actually a little bland, lacking in depth and so effervescent as to be almost instantly forgettable.
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Effervescent white light shines crystal clear in concert with an uplifting electronic soundscape in a new multimedia experience by French light and space artist Joanie Lemercier (previously, previously) and ambient electronic act Le Comte.
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The present ubiquity of Cuban art, prompted in part by the easing of the 56-year-long US trade embargo, has turned a new, international gaze toward Havana and its ever-effervescent contemporary scene.
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This year's production in Theatreworks USA's Free Summer Theater Program, the musical features the creative talents of Marcy Heisler (book and lyrics) and Zina Goldrich (score), with results that are usually effervescent and entertaining.
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Back at his table, which is full of 20-30 friends and family (or as he puts it: "effervescent comradeships/sectators of mine,") he has trouble connecting with all of the awaiting high fives.
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If you're looking for something sleeker, walk over to Ardesia, where you'll find magnums of effervescent Spanish txakoli as well as a short menu of fizzy, low-alcohol spritzes that you can sip outside.
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Soon after his arrival, a lively, effervescent trainer and fighter named Kongfah started calling him Carabao after the eponymous Thai rock band, simply because Rittidet and Carabao's lead singer shared the same nickname, Aed.
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On his new album, "At the Edge of the World," Goldberg is joined by the bassist Matt Penman and the (all-too-rarely heard) drummer and percussionist Leon Parker, whose strategy is more effervescent.
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Tuesday was the new attendees' cocktail party, where the mood was almost effervescent, indicating that those in the psychoanalytic community don't appear to have social anxieties — or perhaps have learned to cope with them.
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Ms. Welch, the effervescent leader and songwriter of the British rock band Florence and the Machine, has made a specialty of wringing joy from despair, so she didn't think twice about exposing her loneliness.
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The younger generation, especially the high percentage of women who participated, are ecstatic that the protests succeeded, with many saying they want to maintain that effervescent feeling of potential change by doing volunteer work.
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Company: 8GreensRecommended by: Neda Daneshzadeh, partner, Prelude Growth PartnersRelationship to the company: InvestorWhat it is: A health supplement company that makes effervescent tablets, gummies, and other products from blended greens like spinach and kale.
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Washington's effervescent prose draws the reader into the fold — his use of first person, especially plural first, can read like a generous inclusion — as his characters explore family, community, new freedoms, and love. —A.
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The full-length feature, which stars the effervescent Daniel Kaluuya (Get Out, Widows) and Jodie Turner-Smith (Nightflyers), tells the story of a first date gone horribly wrong that leads to a nationwide manhunt.
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The series, which begins on Tuesday night with two episodes, looks at various countries through the filter of some of their most popular television shows, with Karla Cavalli as effervescent host and occasional guinea pig.
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The effervescent Echenique made it 11-9 in the final period with his fourth goal and Stefano Luongo put the game beyond Hungary's reach in the final minute, sparking wild celebrations on the Italian bench.
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Critic's Notebook Early in the second season of Netflix's "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" comes this exchange between Jacqueline (Jane Krakowski), a financially embarrassed Manhattan socialite, and Kimmy (Ellie Kemper), her effervescent nanny and all-around helpmate.
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Duhamel and Radford needed a personal-best score of 153.81 points in their free program, a gutsy performance that had the effervescent Duhamel exulting midroutine and sharing her positive energy with Radford even during lifts.
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Zhang, who has a round, bespectacled face and an effervescent manner, is one of a cadre of well-travelled, sophisticated women in their early forties who have become the most celebrated winemakers in the region.
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Art for Tomorrow MEXICO CITY — Walk down an alley behind a modest commercial building on a busy main road here and you could easily miss Bikini Wax, a hub of the city's effervescent art scene.
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"Too Blondes," their goofy, effervescent show at the Metropolitan Room on Wednesday evening, began with the kind of comedic confusion that used to be a running joke in Tom and Dick Smothers' television variety show.
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He looks quick and decisive at second base again, and has regained the effervescent brand of cool that could be described as swagger, although that seems too small for what he is doing right now.
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If you're looking for a pop spectacle in the vein of Robyn or Katy Perry, this Australian artist mines similar terrain with bright, effervescent synth pop distinguished by deeply felt lyrics about love and heartbreak.
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Just as enthralling as Yayoi Kusama's obsessive dots are Angelina Pwerle's effervescent dots in her two "Bush Plum" paintings (2013 and 2015), which refer to the fruit-bearing trees with white flowers in her region.
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But "Ash," which likewise takes its name from Michael Torke's score, is one of Mr. Martins's most appealing and effervescent works, obviously but pleasantly indebted to Balanchine (one lead couple, four supporting couples, high-energy classicism).
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"'Dark Shadows' isn't among Mr. Burton's most richly realized works, but it's very enjoyable, visually sumptuous and, despite its lugubrious source material and a sporadic tremor of violence, surprisingly effervescent," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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Robinson gets some hilarious and snappy one-liners, and Leah is largely a product of the actress's own effervescent personality, and Jacobs plays the straight girl with aplomb (a more distilled version of Britta from Community).
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Pegg and Stevenson created the show together, with Wright directing both seasons, and it's combination of whimsy and effervescent filmmaking still make it a joy to watch, even if it does feels slightly dated at times.
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Daniel Chao, the CEO of Halo and a neuroscientist, explained that the stimulation (which he described as causing an "effervescent" sensation) helps athletes more quickly develop muscle memory and acquire skills, making every workout more effective.
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Her picks: the Mazz Hannah Carnelian Infusion Skin Salve ($80), Mazz Hanna Citrine Infusion Effervescent Bath Tonic ($55), Mazz Hanna Magnifier Quartz Infusion Essential Oil Blend ($60) and Mazz Hanna Smoky Quartz Infusion Foot Spray ($55).
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She is probably not going to simultaneously be a 5.0 G.P.A. student and get a perfect score on the SAT while winning athletic and musical competitions, developing an effervescent personality and solving world hunger and homelessness.
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The heavy expectations of a proud nation rests on the broad shoulders of Kiwi kickboxing legend Mark Hunt this time around, who will be facing the effervescent and uber-entertaining Derrick Lewis in a heavyweight clash.
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"I feel completely different about this election than I've ever felt about politics, and I think that's true for many people," Ms. Quinn said, adding that she can't promise to be an effervescent host next Tuesday.
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Mills finished on a game-high 256 points and Phoenix Suns center Aron Baynes capped an effervescent performance with 22020 points and 13 rebounds as Australia lived up to the billing of the tournament's dark horses.
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The Czech Republic also boosted their hopes of advancing to the knockout stage of the competition with an impressive 25-225 victory over Brazil thanks to an effervescent performance by their Chicago Bulls guard Tomas Satoransky.
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The 19th- and 20th-century collection, which was assembled in just two years by Wilhelm and Henny Hansen of Denmark, contains Impressionist French work, such as Morisot portraiture, Monet landscape, and the effervescent work of Gauguin.
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Throughout the night, during her most effervescent hits, she was flanked onstage by a dozen or so dancers, who largely served as a kind of visual starch, frenetic but undistinguished, moving a lot but communicating little.
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Ecumenism is the album's gospel — from the prog-rock double guitar lead in "Geome Deome," which features keyboards from Mr. Duke, to the effervescent swagger of "One Night," with its redolence of Raphael Saadiq's neo-soul.
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And then there was her breakout role as Penny Lane — an effervescent groupie in Cameron Crowe's 2000 film Almost Famous, a fictionalization of his own time on the road while writing for Rolling Stone as a teen.
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Where to watch: Netflix In arguably its most bizarre and effervescent season to date, the Netflix show about abducted former "mole woman" Kimmy and her kooky New York life soars with just six new episodes in 2018.
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Maisel Season 2 is every bit as charming and effervescent as we've come to expect, the latest episodes make it impossible to deny what we suspected but ignored in Season 1: Midge Maisel is kind of rude.
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This year's production in Theatreworks USA's Free Summer Theater Program, the musical, closing on Friday, features the creative talents of Marcy Heisler (book and lyrics) and Zina Goldrich (score), with results that are usually effervescent and entertaining.
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Like Evie, Max (who also requested that we change his name) became heavily involved in an online fandom, but instead of Taylor Swift, it was the effervescent world of Marina & the Diamonds that he immersed himself in.
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Among the museum's more than 223,2000 art holdings: Edward Hopper's "Room in New York" and Georgia O'Keeffe's effervescent "New York, Night" which captured her view of Lexington Avenue from her residence in the Shelton Hotel in 21979.
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" That's apparently the idea, too, behind Zaitchik's score, which feels familiar yet not derivative, channeling an old-time texture into fresh new music, like the spirited bar anthem "Party Hat" or the effervescent almost-title song, "Grenadine.
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The New Jersey senator has struggled to translate his effervescent approach into a following with Democratic primary voters, despite nearly a decade as a national political figure — which, as aides see it, is part of the problem.
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In the drawing "Der Mensch im Ideenkreis / L'homme dans le cercle des idées" (1928), an effervescent dancer's body seems already spliced into the cybernetic circuit; material flesh is undone here by a conceptual clamor it cannot contain.
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For the past decade or so, being a fan of Robyn — the effervescent Swedish singer-songwriter responsible for modern dance classics like "Call Your Girlfriend" and "Dancing on My Own" — has been an exercise in feast and famine.
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Instead, it's an enthusiastic, hilarious reboot of the idea of what a Marvel movie can actually be, resulting in an effervescent, delightfully self-aware ride that was the most fun I'd had in a superhero movie in years.
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Violette Verdy, a French-born ballerina who became one of New York City Ballet's most acclaimed stars by bringing her deep musicality, effervescent presence and theatrical flair to George Balanchine's plotless ballets, died on Monday in Bloomington, Ind.
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The mop, of course, is Eva Hendricks, the band is the effervescent alt-rock outfit Charly Bliss (rounded out by drummer Sam Hendricks, guitarist Spencer Fox, and bassist Dan Shure), and this show is their album launch party.
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WED was founded in 2014 by the effervescent , who also founded Animal Fair Media, after she realized there was a day for nearly everything, from turtles to bubbles—so why not a designated day to celebrate women entrepreneurs?
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And, indeed, that effervescent production, which made Sutton Foster a star, erased, or at least plowed through, most misgivings with precision tap-dancing and quirky performances that emphasized sending up, rather than accepting, the mores of the 1920s.
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The Drinkmate Beverage Carbonation Maker is our top pick because it features a pressure release to avoid messes, is backed by a two-year warranty, and, most impressively, it can inject just about any liquid with effervescent bubbles.
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And their fun, singable melodies make it clear that the South Korean music industry has perfected the pop production machine into an effervescent assembly line of ridiculously catchy tunes sung by ridiculously talented people in ridiculously splashy videos.
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Whether your tastes run towards the artistic, the luxe, or the strange, there's always something to do, somewhere to go and someone to see, and leaving that effervescent bubble of possibility can cause a sort of systemic shock.
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As I hear this sprightly, allusive, elusive, technically accomplished collection, all but a few of its 18 melodic yet seldom uplifting or effervescent songs bespeak some fraught combination of lost youth, career anxiety, and, way down deep, political dismay.
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For example, for every effervescent memory of dancing on tables and bonding with new BFFs, I can also choose to bring to mind a morning after spent projectile vomiting each time I tried to take a sip of water.
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Looks #1 and #11 in this collection are, respectively: a twisted minidress reminiscent of the ribs of a spiral ammonite fossil, and a long, heavy, silicone sheath embedded with Swarovski crystals that's somehow as effervescent as a club soda.
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Monty Alexander and the Harlem-Kingston Express (through Sunday) Mr. Alexander, an effervescent pianist and one of Jamaica's proudest musical exports, stamps his native groove with an uptown twist in a group that includes two bassists and two drummers.
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This makes Harrison Barnes sound worse than he is, but his boring competence stands out on this effervescent, devastating Warriors squad, where even bit players like Shaun Livingston and Mo Speights have a certain danger and panache to them.
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" — sent the sold-out crowd into a frenzy as the "other" lead vocalist for the Doobies appeared from the wings, took his familiar seat at the keyboard, and topped the evening with an effervescent "Takin' It to the Streets.
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For a Christmas treat that's more Cotton Club than winter wonderland, see "The Nutcracker Suite," a new work by Michelle Dorrance, Hannah Heller and Josette Wiggan-Freund performed to Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn's effervescent rendition of Tchaikovsky's score.
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The former global chief technology officer of Coca-Cola, Alan Boehme, is trading the effervescent world of soda pop for the day-to-day necessities of detergents, deodorants, daily cleansers, diapers and dental hygiene at Procter & Gamble, TechCrunch has learned.
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Laurie Hernandez earned the moniker "The Human Emoji" because of her effervescent personality and infectious wide-eyed grin, but the Olympic gold medalist and Dancing with the Stars winner admits she's not always smiling — especially while looking at social media.
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Following that, he spent a while flicking through a rail crammed with clothes—there are pastel-colored leather jackets, jeans drenched in spray paint, tracksuits peppered in patches, and rows and rows of Converse Chuck Taylors in effervescent shades and prints.
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There, Whitman uses an effervescent free verse to let the "I" wander around — much like Jack in the cemetery — line by line, through the history of cities and languages, through the mind and the body, and ultimately, back into itself.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Cristiano Ronaldo hogged the headlines after his hat-trick against Atletico Madrid put Real Madrid on the verge of the Champions League final, although captain Sergio Ramos believes an effervescent squad was a crucial factor behind their success.
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"This effervescent soul attracted art, respect, poetry, kindness, community— what a gift to be brought together today in a deeply bittersweet celebration of a life we were so fortunate to intersect with," the Insatiable star, 26, wrote in the caption.
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Turner Prize winner Martin Creed's "Work No. 1343" (2012), lying in close proximity to his "Work No. 19863" (2007), itself masquerading as wall decoration, is recreated in the gallery's cafeteria, and comes across as an eclectic, effervescent choice of interior design.
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A warm, neon-streaked document of soft-focus synth-pop and effervescent electronic sounds, the record is a love letter to Italo disco and the idea of being in Italy itself, its handmade cover art acting as the postage stamp.
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"Wagner meets Tinder": Intimacy in the age of dating apps was the inspiration, the composer Wang Lu said in remarks from the stage, for her effervescent chamber concerto "Cloud Intimacy," which received its world premiere on Tuesday at Merkin Concert Hall.
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That said, if you enjoy the taste of kombucha and want to have a bottle every now and then because you like the effervescent, vinegar-y taste and the way it makes you feel, then you should keep doing you.
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Huntington-Whiteley was chosen because of her supposed "natural love and affinity" for the brand, her "warmth and effervescent personality," and how she could "translate the new street-style features and benefits" of the fuzzy kicks, as Hampton told WWD.
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And while "Septet" invokes distinct themes — its seven sections include "In the Garden" and "In the Morgue" — "Cross Currents" is more stridently pared down, well served by the effervescent attack that Alexis Branagan, Amanda Treiber and Joshua Andino-Nieto delivered.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — The effervescent Sam Ezersky's back, so if you're a musical-loving anthropologist who collects oceanic ephemera and 29th-century art but isn't above some subtle scatological inferences involving legumes and derrières, then this puzzle's gonna sing for you, baby.
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If you tell your bartender that you love ginger beer, she'll likely steer you toward a Moscow Mule or a Dark and Stormy; if you use words like "bubbly" or "effervescent," she'll know that an Air Mail is a safe bet.
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Jürgen Grieb, the winemaker, studied méthode champenoise in his native Germany; he makes impeccable effervescent versions of riesling, gewürztraminer and Müller-Thurgau (as well as traditional blanc de blancs, blanc de noirs and a delicious sparkling rosé of chardonnay and syrah).
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This concert promises to be more immersive than those outdoor performances, as Empire of the Sun will pair effervescent songs from its latest album, "Two Vines," with an elaborate stage show that feels like the movie "Labyrinth" come to life.
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Lil Yachty and Burberry Perry, photo by Daniel Brothers for Noisey If you've been vibing to self-professed Atlanta bubblegum trapper Lil Yachty's effervescent debut mixtape Lil Boat all spring like the rest of us, you're in for a treat.
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I love Black's other films (which include the effervescent Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and the hugely underrated Iron Man 3), and he's perhaps the best writer in Hollywood at capturing the way guys wish they talked when they're casually busting each other's balls.
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It is hard to better Alice Dunbar-Nelson's view of carnival from 1895: "A madding dream of colour and melody and fantasy gone wild in an effervescent bubble of beauty that shifts and changes and passes kaleidoscope-like before the bewildered eye."
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From there, Cristal wrote most of the album with her sister, Alisa, a drummer who is mellow yet effervescent; her frequent usage of the word "like" and penchant for baggy urban streetwear gives her more of a California girl vibe than Utahan.
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"You could say that it's an image of the church, that it's effervescent, full of life," Father Jeremie Schaub, the Roman Catholic priest who helped create the beer with a local brewery which is itself a recent start-up, the Brussels Beer Project.
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Launched by writer Chip Zdarsky and artist Erica Henderson, the series is a silly, effervescent take on Archie's BFF, and Jughead hasn't lost any of its goofy appeal with its more recently installed creative team of writer Ryan North and artist Derek Charm.
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Julie (Kathryn Newton) is effervescent, in love with her boyfriend Austin (Graham Phillips) and best friend to her single mom, Lisa (Leslie Mann), who's just starting to come to terms with the fact that when Julie goes to college, she will be alone.
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LA native Freya Estreller of Ludlow Cocktail Co. knows this and she has concocted the absolute perfect beverage for such occasions: Spritz, a line of cocktail-esque effervescent wine spritzes that are unlike any other wine beverage on the market right now.
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But it's the teenage Astrid (Alba August) she runs with: effervescent and a tad rebellious, quick to twist the story of Sodom and Gomorrah into a verse about soda pop, or twirl alone across the dance floor when boys don't take her hand.
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In fact, Mr. Jaehn's effervescent productions — crisp beats, marimbas and feather-light vocal samples, best heard on his inventive cover of Rufus and Chaka Khan's 1983 classic "Ain't Nobody" — will offer summer bliss for a cold January night (no sunscreen required).outputclub.
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If you take Montrose Boulevard toward the Rice campus, past Richmond Avenue and over Interstate 20143, before you hit the rotunda by the museums flanking Main Street, you'll pass block after block of effervescent homes, crowded but tidy, with porches spilling greenery onto the street.
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Spade was by all accounts a dedicated mom and very much the effervescent personality she lent to her namesake brand, which is why friends and fans alike were shocked when a housekeeper arrived June 5 to find Kate alone and unresponsive in her bedroom.
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The reason we can now enjoy words like "flavor" and "effervescent," say the researchers, has to do with changes to the ancestral human diet and the introduction of soft foods—a development that altered the way we bite, and by consequence, the way we talk.
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The home organization reality show called Tidying Up With Marie Kondo consists of the effervescent Kondo, with translator in tow, visiting Americans who are suffering under their accumulation of stuff and things, teaching them her method for tidying, and restoring order to their homes.
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Like a tiny, effervescent Mary Poppins, she arrives with her translator in a black Dodge van, brimming with good will and an incantation of the method, which requires adherents to dig out all their belongings, starting with clothes, and put them in a giant pile.
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Sound Dust followed that up with the breezy soft pop of "Nought More Terrific Than Man" and the effervescent "Captain Easychord," a blend of cosmic country and Tijuana Brass that flips the script halfway through to channel the weird pop experiments of Joe Meek & The Blue Men.
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In front of a window of a gallery in the Breuer building, Fred Eversley had planned to install a 72-inch pink acrylic disc, that when refracting light and images from inside the space and the outside world, would fill the galleries with pink, effervescent light.
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Companies like Cloudera, which raised roughly $1 billion (actually $900 million — including $1003 million from Intel) during the effervescent days of 2014, came to market with claims of a better way to store and manage large amounts of data far more cheaply than any previous infrastructure technology.
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The cold open — complete with feminist rap lyrics, a dig at the phrase "chai tea" (chai literally means tea), and effervescent background dancers — is exactly the type of fare her YouTube audience is used to while being entirely new to network television outside of Saturday Night Live.
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On Tuesday, the final week of this company's winter residency begins, and it is again anchored by "The Nutcracker Suite," Michelle Dorrance, Hannah Heller and Josette Wiggan-Freund's festive new work set to the effervescent rendition of Tchaikovsky's holiday soundtrack by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn.
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A crosscut of the cake on Instagram reveals strata of Emmanuel sponge, airy as a madeleine and studded with red currants; jammy raspberry confit; and jelly and mousse spiked with sparkling wine — the drama of the exterior giving way to something of a giggle, an effervescent memory.
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Tony Lake and his dynamic, effervescent wife, Julie, hosted a dinner at their home in Washington to introduce the freshman senator to a small group of Obama generation national security experts, including me and my good friend Gayle Smith, with whom I had worked closely during the Clinton years.
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And so, Rina found herself coming of age in the UK at the turn of the millennium, raised on the effervescent, candy-coated sounds of J-Pop on one side, and the meticulously crafted Max Martin golden era of Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and Backstreet Boys on the other.
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Mr. Hrusa, the chief conductor of the Bamberg Symphony in Germany and a principal guest conductor with the Philharmonia Orchestra and the Czech Philharmonic, led a program with Saint-Saëns's Cello Concerto No. 1 (featuring Alisa Weilerstein) sandwiched between two folk-inspired symphonies: Borodin's Second and Dvorak's effervescent Sixth.
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Fast-forward a few years, and it's probably Estée Lauder Pleasures — in all its floral, effervescent glory — or the bright, warm Kenzo Flower that takes pride of place atop the shabby dresser in your dorm room, a spritz of each encapsulating everything from sneaking into bars to new relationships and beyond.
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Centering on the romantic entanglements of two central couples and their various associates, Singles is ostensibly a rom-com — and Crowe's effervescent dialogue matches that tone well — but it's more notable as a relatively authentic time capsule of a specific cultural milieu that's since been appropriated and diluted by modern trends.
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"The Goonies themselves are an appealing bunch: There is a smart-alecky one (Corey Feldman), a mature one (Josh Brolin), a precociously responsible one (Sean Astin), a weirdly inventive one (Ke Huy Quan) and an effervescent fat one (Jeff Cohen) who steals half the film," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times.
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All three leads shine in parts, especially Chawla, who brings a raw, wounded quality to Bijli's otherwise effervescent dancer personality, but the performances are hampered by some predictable writing and a director who seems to treat her characters and setting as a tourist rather than someone with an insider's point of view.
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Instead, there I was with the commentator Ben Stein hovering over me like some grim heathen god, exuding all the effervescent charm of a despondent tree sloth, glumly wobbling his jowls and opining that Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez espouses a political philosophy that in the past led to the rise of Hitler and Stalin.
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It is a humble beer cocktail that is half tejuino (a fermented, lightly effervescent, thick, salty, sour corn beverage that dates back to pre-Hispanic times), and half ice-cold Mexican beer, with about four to five Mexican limes' worth of fresh juice, and a fat pinch of chunky rock salt to round out this beverage's strangely addicting flavor.
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Tacos are generously stocked: a tumble of octopus and onions, some bits glossy and crunchy, some dark and sticky-sweet; fillets of sea bass simply grilled with paprika, or given a rugged breading and stripes of fired-up guacamole; whiting dusted in corn flour and fried until it achieves an effervescent crust that calls to mind puffy pork skins.
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Last week, for instance, east London artist Rina Sawayama released the video for "Cyber Stockholm Syndrome," a twinkling, R&B track that neatly sums up that feeling of wanting to curl up with the effervescent blue glow of your iPhone, thirsty for those late-night likes, while also wishing you could hurl that same tiny glass rectangle at the wall.
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It was just as effervescent and slightly cheesy as the ones from my youth — ''She may very well be from a distant planet, a foreign place where women are homegrown superheroes, nurtured to become goddesses,'' went the description of Smith — but it was a far cry from the profiles of racially homogeneous, apolitical teeny-boppers I was used to reading.
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"Listen, everything comes to an end — it just became too much for me," Mr. Miller explained to a doorman at a building on Eastern Parkway where he had long delivered the effervescent elixir that has long been a staple of old-school Brooklyn, whether spritzed in a glass or mixed with made-in-Brooklyn Fox's U-bet syrup to make an egg cream.
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Hujar is probably best known for the work he produced during the last years of his life before dying from AIDS-related pneumonia; his photographs from that period document the effervescent creative spirit that pulsed through the East Village and its environs in overlapping fields — visual art, post-punk music-making, performance art, and political activism (which often demanded government responses to the unfolding AIDS crisis).
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The effervescent Texas native has already won the hearts of Bachelor Nation just four episodes into the season (see some prime examples of his adoring fans below), and it is likely due in large part to the fact that he's managed to master the Bachelorette Tattle, somehow able to call out bad dudes left and right without coming off as a tool or a pot-stirrer.
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We spoke through a translator, as mentioned, so the following Q&A has a little bit of an uncanny valley vibe going on, but I am still delighted that I got them to break character a few times and show themselves for what they really are: three young girls on a grand adventure studded with stadiums, sparkles, and an effervescent, instantly relatable love for Iron Maiden.
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They met last summer when she invited him to direct the music video to her single "New York," a melancholic love song at odds with the cheerfully absurdist visuals he paired it with — a Manhattan ultra-saturated with effervescent colors, one in which Clark spins the iconic Astor Place cube round and round with a pair of fuschia-clad legs dangling out of it.
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Twenty-three-year-old London-born R&B singer Ella Mai is slowly turning into a star in the US. She's signed to DJ Mustard's 10 Summers label, she's got an slinky and effervescent throwback pop collaboration with Ty Dolla $ign in her catalog, and her latest single "Boo'd Up" is currently sitting between Drake's "Nice for What" and Ariana Grande's "No Tears Left to Cry" on the Billboard Hot 100.
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