The backlit keyboard is pure eye candy, but it's eye candy other laptops don't have.
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It's eye candy for the sake of eye candy, with a sick beat tossed in for good measure.
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The result is eye candy of the most entertaining kind.
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Those competitions also function, as mentioned, to provide eye candy.
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The point is flight crew are more than eye candy.
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The eye candy in our show will be the men.
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You're there as eye candy and to be scoffed at.
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It would be better served by adding some eye candy.
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All the eye candy with none of the setup headaches.
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In categories like "Friendship" (on nonromantic relationships), "Eye Candy" (artwork),
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AMD is focusing on raw performance instead of eye candy.
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Not everything is surf and sand and eye candy, though.
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And why don't we reward the guys with some eye candy?
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She is both soldier and pinup, both icon and eye candy.
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The baby-sized Nintendo Switch Lite is pure plastic eye candy.
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It acknowledges complexity, making Wiper's photos more than just eye candy.
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"We need aspirational eye candy more than ever," he told CNN.
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Eye candy aside, the satellite will also provide better weather forecasts.
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Frivolous eye candy for some, perhaps, and maybe relatively pleasant as such.
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But his jump shot is eye-candy in all the same ways.
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For now the Galaxy Home is really eye candy at the event.
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Because in this universe, even Wonder Woman starts out as eye candy.
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This sleek-looking toothbrush isn't just eye candy for your bathroom, though.
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Those specters aren't just eye candy, either; this is a scary movie.
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For women who like seeing men onscreen, m/m doubles the eye candy.
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There is more than enough eye candy to keep the show interesting, though.
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The Covenant is not about logic, it's about eye candy and rampant homoeroticism.
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Good news, Bachelor Nation: More Colton Underwood eye candy is coming your way.
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But on the surface, Black Panther's most alluring element is its eye candy.
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As always, the line is totally affordable and chock full of eye candy.
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We'll admit it: Lip art as eye candy has become a major addiction.
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Here's how to elevate your crystals from glorified eye candy to spiritual symbol.
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Maybe not the most stirring show, but plenty of eye candy for sure.
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You can also follow Moonrise Whims on Instagram for inspiration and eye candy.
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I could go back to reading novels, but I'd miss the eye candy.
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More than color-field eye candy, they hold their own as engaging abstracts.
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But the Civic and Sylphy sedans in the showrooms are just eye candy.
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According to the star, his celebrity eye candy includes Rachel McAdams and Jennifer Lopez.
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Other than serving as nighttime eye candy, the Humanity Star has no scientific purpose.
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Fantastic Beasts is two-plus hours of meandering eye candy that feels numbingly inconsequential.
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But there's a brand-new batch of male eye candy walking the hospital halls.
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Besides, a little eye candy never hurts—and Rachel McAdams is a great actress!
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With every new season comes a new crop of eye candy to shop for.
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It doesn't hurt that Mr. Macron is a youthful piece of brainy eye candy.
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It's gonna be hard for you to get eye-candy jobs or Disney jobs.
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Each time we hit refresh, we're met with a brand-new slew of eye candy.
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Everything on screen looks like eye candy, with what appear to be fairly accurate colors.
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They get the job done, but they won't win any awards for their eye candy.
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And there's plenty of eye candy for the boys AND girls -- 100 go-go dancers.
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It makes for a lulling feast of eye candy, an effectual fusion of golden intensity.
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Turner would bring back the sword-wielding eye-candy that was Oberyn (Pedro Pascal) — thank you.
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The locations are more than just illustrated eye candy, they're toys you can poke and prod.
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Otherwise, the keyboard feels average, despite the eye candy and unique font that Alienware has set.
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Just look at it: Not exactly eye candy (or music to your ears, for that matter).
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The brand's entire feed is full of eye candy, with galaxy swirled cake concoctions to boot.
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Thanks to a glitch, Final Fantasy XV's second continent is now more than just eye candy.
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These vibrant-colored foods are the exact eye candy we need once temperatures finally heat up.
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But for everyone else, Kingsglaive is little more than explosion-heavy, monster-filled, animated eye candy.
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In addition to the high-resolution eye candy, it will also help provide better weather forecasts.
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These paintings are more than color-field eye candy and hold their own as engaging abstracts.
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And his architecturally scaled structures, though rich in visual texture, are far from being eye candy.
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Play on this concept of OTT fame and sex appeal because, lets be honest, it's eye candy.
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Original series like Faking It, Eye Candy, Happyland, and Finding Carter have all been canceled since 25.5.
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The two women are treated as little more than eye candy at that night's heated dinner date.
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In addition to the high-resolution eye candy, the satellite will also help provide better weather forecasts.
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"It's almost like a paying of dues where ... you're pretty much just the eye candy," she said.
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I found it hard to believe they could get much work done with all the eye candy.
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I don't want to include any spoilers, but there is nice eye candy in the movie as well.
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He was real excited the other day because in New Hampshire, he was introduced as my eye candy.
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For people who miss the sweeping Scandinavian vistas of The Rain, The Innocents will serve as eye candy.
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They're as good as new, and have returned to their natural state of being smooth, shimmery eye candy.
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Running an Instagram sensation and creating a book packed with eye candy is not the group's chief focus.
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"Gorgeous eye-candy rooms are extremely well-appointed with antiques, floral fabrics, and black-and-white marble floors."
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ManServants is one of them, offering women a luxurious social experience, emotional support, and, of course, eye candy.
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On the point of gender, women characters are often represented as damsels in distress or as eye candy.
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But too often Layla and Imran feel like mouthpieces (and fine, yes, eye candy) for the larger arguments.
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You could wave those roles off as cookie-cutter, eye candy, but Wilde sees them as important steppingstones.
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Harvey Guillén starred alongside Victoria Justice in Eye Candy and with Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson in The Internship.
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The level of detail and destruction evident in every frame is exactly the eye candy E3 exists to showcase.
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"And for some eye candy…How about those legs…I mean, hardwood floors!" he says on this throwback photo.
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Ahead, the coolest upper arm tattoos we've spotted while scrolling through ours recently, for even more tattoo eye candy.
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It also introduces a new mode that blends ground and space combat into a nostalgia-inducing eye candy stew.
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Teen magazines—canonized as packed with dating tips and eye candy for young, heterosexual, female readers—have gone queer.
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A beautiful video of those pink mushrooms growing, along with plenty of other eye candy, can be seen below.
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Click through for some afternoon eye-candy, and bookmark these for days when you just #can'tdeal with your closet.
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So, where to put your energy — and your dollars — when it comes to the endless eye candy that Paris provides?
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There was so much eye candy in the room he was really mostly proud of himself for not actively drooling.
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Come for the ample eye candy, stay for the added emotional depth in Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope.
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While lacking in actual substance, it's a stunning example of eye candy that makes you ask how it was made.
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You would walk into your favorite software store (J&R) and browse the endless rows of eye-candy (boxed software).
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Massive animations and text pop-ups permeate fights, and where there was originally subtlety, now there's often distracting eye candy.
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But while the results have an old-fashioned eye-candy appeal, they don't necessarily do much to move things forward.
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While that adds some visual eye-candy, most critics have said the film could have used a more ambitious plot.
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Additionally, Remute says there will be a "slick player GUI" along with some additional eye candy by SNES programmer Molive.
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The public editor's take: As a subscriber to Architectural Digest, I appreciate the eye candy of paging through gorgeous houses.
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There is something about his swagger, his unabashed embodiment of a time when women were eye candy and arm candy.
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The major love the brand is getting isn't just for its innovative, hard-working formulas, but for the eye-candy designs.
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That caricature is still the objectified female in music—they're eye candy—which Phillips says she once was in another project.
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I noticed that social media has really become a self obsorbed realm of eye candy and feeds all of our insecurities.
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" Roger Ebert called it "eye candy for the blind," and "a movie without a brain in its three pretty little heads.
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Walker later walked back on his "eye candy" comment, calling it "a flippant remark" while praising the women in the group.
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This kind of eye candy, not the hardware on its own, is what gets gamers excited about buying a new system.
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Today's tourism has in some ways flattened the complexity of Gaudí's work, but his dragons are much more than eye candy.
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The pop art effect is mirrored by the clever CGI work of director Davy Evans, known for his techie eye candy.
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This context makes The Book Cover in the Weimar Republic more than just another "special collection" of graphic design eye candy.
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This stunning video isn't just for eye candy—it's a way to both study the universe and to educate the general public.
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In October, physically fit Hartley revealed that frequently being unclothed or "eye candy" without intention behind it has bothered him at times.
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For a little more Rande Gerber eye candy, head over to Casamigos' Facebook page for a full album of old-school shots!
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"Most viewers will find this Lion King to be either eye-candy or uncanny valley," John Wenzel, of the Denver Post, wrote.
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Plus, the art direction is eye candy, with Zootopia districts like Tundratown, Sahara Square and the teensy Little Rodentia to marvel at.
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The merging galaxiesImage: ESA/Hubble & NASA, A. Adamo et alThe Hubble Space Telescope has just released some spectacular new cosmic eye candy.
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But for the rest of us, it yields a buffet of surreal eye candy normally limited to dreams and Salvador Dalí paintings.
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Watching Fury spin, twirl, and flip her way through each encounter like some kind of murder ballerina makes for great eye candy.
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Among all the selfies, we'd bet your camera roll is full of screenshots of fashion eye-candy that might inspire a purchase.
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According to the star, her "ultimate" celebrity eye candy, "in no particular order," is a young Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp and Heath Ledger.
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For example, Justice was also the star of Eye Candy, a show about a computer genius that aired on MTV in early 2015.
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Alexandra Daddario told PEOPLE that on top of being eye candy, the 29-year-old actor's workouts show his dedication to his character.
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When driving intense VR applications, you'd often have to degrade eye candy in exchange for FPS on mobile systems; this is true here.
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Spanning multiple countries and artistic movements, the collection is a feast of eye candy for anyone interested in glass design and vintage accoutrements.
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But it's not all eye candy, there's a giant pit of foam marshmallows to play in and complimentary chocolate, sour and gummy snacks.
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Pablo Escobar's brother knows how to move merchandise -- show off the goods ... and make sure to toss in a little extra eye candy.
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If that's not enough eye-candy for you, there's the picturesque view of Lake Tahoe from the great room's floor-to-ceiling windows.
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Team Cox/Rathvon slipped in a few foodie entries — APPETITE, EYE CANDY, AFFOGATO were ones that I noticed, and ROOSEVELT was also appropriate.
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And because the rich and famous love to go big when decorating their homes for festivities, there's more than enough eye candy to share.
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It's just that she would be another traditionally attractive, white woman cast in a superhero movie as eye candy for the straight male gaze.
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Not, however, as long as the Golden State Warriors are winning at a record clip while setting the bar higher for eye-candy basketball.
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MTV just unveiled the cast for Lindsay Lohan's new MTV show, Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club — and there's plenty of eye candy to go around.
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Image: ODN YouTubeEven chain hotels can be bold eye candy, like the Sheraton Huzhou Hot Springs resort:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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And even though they may seem like eye candy, the year's most popular celebrity looks went hand-in-hand with the biggest search trends.
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But it does make for killer Instagram eye candy — and who knows, maybe clear away any bad juju like the stones that inspired it.
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Unlike the finance guys profiled in the Post, both Pratt and KKW have said that their crystals function as more than mere eye candy.
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It's nice eye candy and all, but where it really makes a difference is the cockpit, which is full of functional buttons and switches.
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There is no way around this: Calling women eye candy suggests that Walker believes it is OK to view female colleagues as sexual objects.
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Inside, the car feels more like a traditional, if modern, Mercedes, with the large widescreen infotainment system and bold use of eye-candy colors.
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But hey, if all we get is some up-to-date CGI eye candy and a fair amount of kung-fu, I can deal.
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Liam Hemsworth's lead character felt like he was just basically there for eye candy and to get in a fight with another main character.
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It's that squirming feeling in your heart when you realize that many people consider women in TV news, first and foremost, eye candy. Why?
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It's one of the best weeks to drive to Monterey Peninsula, because of the classic car eye candy that can be seen along the way.
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While Nvidia is leaning on the eye candy of ray tracing, AMD is banking on the hype of a GPU with a smaller die process.
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Dancing with the Stars winner Nyle DiMarco is undeniable eye candy in everything he does – and this time Billy Eichner's got the hots for him.
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If her inspirational commentary on female empowerment was food for thought, then Hadid's '80s-inspired makeup was total eye candy... and we couldn't look away.
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Led by two actors who could function only as eye candy, its utterly nonsensical script gave them nothing to do but shout and kill things.
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For the better part of two years now, WWE has done an admirable job of pushing its women wrestlers as more than just eye candy.
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But at the end of the day, unless the top of your resumé reads "celebrity," couture is just fun eye candy for 99% of us.
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Get ready for some atmospheric eye candy, because NASA has unveiled gorgeous new footage of high-altitude clouds that ripple with intense electric blue colors.
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With venomous spines that look like feathers and colorful patterns, lionfish — native to the South Pacific and Indian Oceans — can be popular aquarium eye candy.
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In recent hit finance films, like "The Wolf of Wall Street" and "The Big Short," professional women are secondary players — at best — or eye candy.
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As if that eye candy wasn't enough ... Josh douses himself with some H2O before taking his sweaty ass for a dip in the Pacific blue.
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The windows, the "Land of 1,63 Delights," mix eye candy with real candy: over-the-top outfits alongside lollipops twice the size of the mannequins.
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For a 4K TV that doesn't skimp on eye candy, don't miss out on this great deal on a new 2019 4K TV from Vizio.
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The conference also hosts an annual computer animation festival, which is a smorgasbord of eye candy as this highlight reel of past entries and winners reveals.
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If you don't believe Abby is regressing into pure Hi-Hat eye candy, look at how she's forced to deal with the men of the bar.
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And could the graphics pushed out by Nvidia's next-gen processor be enough to compete with the eye candy offered by the Playstation and the Xbox?
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It also ignores the contributions of women as full human beings, capable of anything other than being eye candy and reaping the benefits of being beautiful.
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Whether slime green or the whole spectrum of the rainbow suit your fancy, you're in for a real treat when it comes to outerwear eye-candy.
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It's eye-candy aplenty at the sixth edition of the Singapore Yacht Show, which kicks off Friday with vessels designed to appeal to the mega-wealthy.
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"We'd graze over our food for hours watching all the eye candy, wondering why I got married," soccer gold medalist Julie Foudy told ESPN in 2012.
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The Amazons—and especially Diana—are beautiful, but they never feel like eye-candy, the way women are so often presented in this kind of movie.
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Young women employed as receptionists and assistants are treated like eye-candy to be enjoyed alongside the merchandise—something both Sasha and Ashley experienced first-hand.
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Best trinket: The eye candy that is Luca Novak (Teen Wolf/220 Reasons Why alum Henry Zaga), the hot bartender at SA. Tabitha would certainly agree.
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Pommery's Spirit of the Underground could have easily sprayed silly eye-candy nonsense around (we all know the high-end contemporary art market is a bubble).
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A "Diner choice," despite this puzzle's edible nature, is a CORNER BOOTH, and "Something visually arresting" (which could have been "eye candy"?) is an EYE POPPER.
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So, basically, this movie promises to be feminist AF.Tatum appears to be continuing his Magic Mike mission of providing a bit of eye candy for the masses.
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There is no absence of relatable black male narratives or eye candy, nor does the show neglect humor or nuance in how its male characters are portrayed.
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Even if eye candy staples KJ Apa, Ryan Reynolds, and David Beckham were thrown into a sexy blender, they could not be as sexy as one Thor.
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Not thrilled with the resulting crosswordese, though I do really like BEER MONEY, EYE CANDY, LOSE SLEEP OVER, ETHICAL DILEMMAS and especially I CAN TAKE A HINT.
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The new Pip-Boy weighs roughly two pounds, is lined with cushioned foam, and apparently "most" of the dials and knobs are functional — not just eye candy.
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Related: An Ideological Candy Shop Gave Croatian History Lessons at Art Basel Cotton Candy Jewelry Changes with the Times 10,000-Gumball Murakami Tribute Is Literal Eye Candy
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Mark Walker, the chair of the conservative Republican Study Committee, described female members of the group as the committee's "eye candy" during a press conference Tuesday morning.
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Most West African capitals are scenes of sartorial flair, but the bright patterns adorning skirts and dresses worn by women there are more than just eye candy.
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The nameless, voiceless, topless women — whose lithe bodies at once symbolize Rick's existential quest and distract him from it — might as well be premium-cable eye candy.
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It matters because I was scared to speak up in a meeting when an older man called me eye candy, because I didn't want to be unprofessional.
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Tourism is a huge industry in San Diego — which sees more than 30 million visitors annually — but the city's seaside location is more than just eye-candy.
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As Charlie — lonely, on the edge of 18 and grieving her dead father while tinkering on his 1959 Corvette — her body isn't the eye candy of yore.
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You can obviously adjust the settings down to improve frame rates for a 144MHz monitor setup or get usable frame rates with all the eye candy enabled.
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While many vinyl-themed Instagram accounts merely provide succulent eye-candy, others provide utility in the form of actually selling records (while still looking good, of course).
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But while exterior snapshots of these worlds deliver valuable information and planetary eye candy, the chemical processes roiling beneath their surfaces remain a persistent puzzle for scientists.
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The results are still high quality, smooth and look great on screen, but the lack of eye candy will be noticeable for those of you vying for it.
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But on closer inspection, what seems to be eye candy becomes something slightly ominous: the belts have jagged vaginal openings, and no longer seem playful, but rather dangerous.
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"Their significance is in more than just their presence —it's what they represent" in the story, something that del Toro describes as "eye protein," rather than "eye candy."
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They'll also probably have better graphics than the PS VR, which is unlikely to produce the same eye candy that a Nvidia Titan graphics card can churn out.
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The newly uncovered New Jersey map, with its dense web of annotated alternate boundary lines for the northern border, may not have the same immediate eye-candy appeal.
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Meanwhile, the holographic look hit the runways in a big way the past few seasons, and offered the same type of mesmerizing IRL eye candy as tie dye.
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Related: The Sickest New Snapshots of the National Geographic Photo Contest These Exotic Animal Photos Are Literal Eye Candy The Sickest Photos from National Geographic's 2015 Photo Contest
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And while Guizar likes to call his creations "eye candy" (it's true, they're beautiful), they actually constitute a gorgeous—and growing—visual encyclopedia of the city's architectural diversity.
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Fans greeting him in the airport got some serious eye candy courtesy of John's floral patterned pajamas or scrubs (we really can't tell) ... and his bright red sandals.
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My friends and I had become regulars at the club, the crew of us a bevy of young black and Latino girls serving up eye candy and authenticity.
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But it has also been behind a series of forgettable one-season flops like "The River" (ABC), "Stranded" (Syfy), "Eye Candy" (MTV) and "South of Hell" (WE TV).
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The principal power players in this story are women — not just the four 'Busters — while the men mostly serve as eye candy, comic relief and one-dimensional threats.
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Related: No One Knows What Created This Forest of Deformed Trees Photographer Candidly Captures Tokyo Street Cats In Their Natural Habitat These Exotic Animal Photos Are Literal Eye Candy
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Eye candy-pretty variegated surfaces have been applied to both the inside and outside of Frank Gehry's sleek building sheathed in curving glass façades, situated in the Jardin d'Acclimatation.
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The resulting gorgeous full-color images make for terrific eye candy, but they aren't actually real-time snapshots of the brain in action; rather, they're visualizations of statistical data.
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Counter Strike: Global Offensive runs just as well, but a graphics-intense title like Rainbow Six: Siege requires some settings tweaks, to a lower resolution with less eye candy.
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Related: Cities Are Stunning in NatGeo's Travel Photography Contest These Exotic Animal Photos Are Literal Eye Candy Incredible Photos by the First American Female War Correspondent Killed in Action
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That young women often aspire to be titillating should not be surprising given that the most successful female celebrities often present themselves as eye-candy for the male gaze.
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By their nature, these sorts of shows are tonics and provocations, suggestive rather than definitive, shy on eye candy, requiring comfortable shoes and lots of squinting at wall texts.
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Girls in low necklines and eye-candy dresses, Towering heels and long flowing tresses, Diamonds that dazzle and clothing that clings, These are a few of his favorite things.
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Carmen Electra might have made great eye candy on "Baywatch" during the '90s -- but that was then, and this is now ... so here's Belle Lucia in a similar suit.
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The Kylie Cosmetics founder first showed off her new eye candy last month when she wished her "hubby" Travis Scott a happy birthday with a slideshow of photos on Instagram.
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Debuting in the role of the ingénue, Ms. Markle actively repositioned Rachel out of the eye-candy slot, and by the end, her character had become the show's moral conscience.
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As Verge transportation editor Tamara Warren advised me this week, the primary goal here is to photograph the most soul-stirring designs and to find the most glorious eye candy.
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From the first clip, Luke Cage looks like it's going to be full of action, cliffhangers, and perhaps even a love story or two (and, yes, plenty of eye candy).
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The alien matter splattering itself around like random tentacled liquid, the way Venom cross-breeds Spider-Man's skyscraper-hopping agility with the Hulk's dynamo destructiveness — it's all diverting eye candy.
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For equal-opportunity eye candy, there's also a scene where Augie removes his sleeveless shirt and the camera zooms in on his muscles, right before he dons another sleeveless shirt.
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The pair, seemingly excited to share a video of what was sure to be a moment of unadulterated eye-candy for fans, uploaded the first post to Rose's Instagram story.
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But the paradox of idealism and terror, as it is intertwined in these works and typified in the eye-candy horror of "Red Sundew 2," is what holds their fascination.
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"We arrived there and then we became eye candy on the set," said Senator Pat Roberts, Republican of Kansas, who was singled out by the president for his farm advocacy.
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A man with more money than charm, and little aptitude for long-term relationships, may find the situation — boozy evenings of ingratiation and eye candy, on his tab — quite satisfactory.
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Desiring simply to incorporate clothing into her illustrations, Kelly Beeman highlights the sumptuousness of fashion—the way it can transform a figure and serve as eye candy for the viewer.
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In fact most of the women have been treated as nothing more than eye candy over the course of the franchise's long history, while others were quickly discarded victims of violence.
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His swagger around beautiful women had nothing to do with consuming them or displaying them as eye candy; rather, he celebrated them, raising them to the highest echelons of pop culture.
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VW wouldn't give names; not even the ocean breeze and cloudless sky or the endless supercar eye candy were enough to loosen the lips of VW employees during Monterey Car Week.
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What better to get you through the mid-week hump than by catching up on a little style news — that also just happens to be stacked with plenty of eye candy?
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Click on to get convinced, and make sure to throw the brand a follow for major model-off-duty eye-candy, and to keep up-to-date on its latest drops.
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The physically fit NBC star, who plays an actor on the new drama series, says that being shirtless or "eye candy" has bothered him at times — similar to his character, Kevin.
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A Looking at the Acer S 13 from an aesthetics point-of-view, the lack of eye candy can be attributed to price and less so lack of ingenuity from Acer.
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But rejecting the gluten-free goals and eye-candy grooming of the sorority machine doesn't make you a feminist, and objectification is no less offensive when you're doing it in flats.
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So, whether your nuptials are in the near future or are just a twinkle in your eye, click through to get a taste of all this down-the-aisle eye-candy.
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Related: Get Up Close With Takashi Murakami's Personal Art Collection 10,000 Gumball Takashi Murakami Tribute Is Literal Eye Candy Murakami Protégé Mr. Invites You into the Dark Depths of Neo-Pop
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Related: This Photographer Dressed Like a Panda to Snap Candids of Bears in the Wild National Geographic's Travel Photo Contest Just Got Surreal These Exotic Animal Photos Are Literal Eye Candy
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In fact, the view from both Kepler-16b and TRAPPIST-1d makes for great celestial eye-candy, as their sibling planets appear much larger in the skies than our neighboring planets.
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My first stop was Mercedes, which presents a captivating walk through the birth of the automobile with the kind of historical sheet-metal eye candy that will wow an automotive fanatic.
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They had to conform to the rigid world of K-pop, where members are given designated roles within a group, such as leader, dancer or "visuals" -- the eye-candy of the group.
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Fashion's biggest night is here, and we've spent much of the evening devouring all the eye candy on the red carpet at the 2017 Council of Fashion Designers of America's Fashion Awards.
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In addition to iron powder and magnets, he also introduced reflective pigments and glitter to add another level of eye candy to the complex, ever-evolving patterns the iron powder creates.[Terracollage]
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In all of them, the hot chair imagery feels under attack from the over-saturation of the cool black ink, transforming them from typical Pop art eye candy into stark, minimal masterpieces.
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If you've found your Everything But The Bagel jar is mostly doing duty as eye candy on your shelf, or you've stuck to eggs and bagels and not much else, never fear.
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Whether you're a person who avoids physical activity at all costs or someone who frequently attends the gym solely for the smoothie, shower and eye-candy purposes, know you are not alone.
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As for the eye candy ... Miss California 2013 Mabelynn Capeluj, Carls Jr.'s "3-Way Bacon" girl Elena Belle as well as models Tika Camaj and Monica Sims will all be there.
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And while the latest one we spotted may not be quite as over-the-top as that $10-million wedding with the Lady Gaga performance, it still offers plenty of eye candy.
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There's some new eye candy popping up in our Insta feeds this week: Dubbed "spiral liner" or "twirl liner," the three-dimensional style involves ribbons of color wrapped around fierce, winged eyes.
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Through a partnership with New York ad agency Mother, it's created "Insta Novels," converting books into a fun, more eye candy-driven format that could draw in a generation of younger readers.
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Left only with some eye candy, and a few female secondary characters trying valiantly to fill the void, rumors of actors dropping out and the show packing up for good are everywhere.
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Aesthetically, "Good Trouble" is a little on the manic side, with extra servings of eye candy and dance anthems, as well as a scrambled chronology, a structural experiment that varies in effectiveness.
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What struck me was how many of the women hailed as "strong female characters" are nevertheless required to hew to the same physical requirements as the eye candy — beautiful, young and small.
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In addition to the immersive visual eye-candy—users can explore virtual spaces, peek around corners, and, using hand-held controllers, interact with digital objects—these sophisticated VR rigs offer truly lifelike audio.
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So when we stumbled across one of the latest creations from celebrity tattoo artist JonBoy — a Lightsaber that glows under blacklight — we were reminded what major eye candy UV-light tattoos can be.
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If you want to ensure your machine's capable of keeping up with future games while also being capable of displaying the newest eye candy, then an RTX series GPU is your only choice.
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Walker, the chairman of the Republican Study Committee, is under fire for describing the women in his conservative caucus as the group's "eye candy" during a presentation outside the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday.
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The book, published by Callisto, is the definitive text on how German designers influenced and shaped modern day graphic design starting in the late 19th century, and it's pure coffee table eye candy.
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His first photo dump came on Saturday, showing off what seems to be the S7 Edge (complete with the Edge serie's signature wrap around screen) in silver, black and gold: Eye candy. pic.twitter.
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The Vegas VR Bar at the Mashable House offered guests the opportunity to see all the fabulous eye candy of Sin City while exploring one of the hottest tech innovations in recent history.
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His preference for heavier personnel — 49 percent of snaps with two or fewer wideouts (fourth-most in NFL) — belies a modern offense with plenty of bells, whistles and eye candy to fool defenses.
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Charlize Theron and Emily Blunt play badass evil queens, Chris Hemsworth appears to be around for eye candy, and Jessica Chastain is around I think just so there can be another awesome fighter.
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What appears to be superficial eye candy — fine pastries, fashion, the glitz of Versailles — is actually a way of showing Marie Antoinette as a doll-like consumer good in the patriarchal Ancien Régime.
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We enlisted the help of pro makeup artist Ashleigh Ciucci to dream up five easy-to-follow looks that are enough eye candy to light a fire under your, er, eye-shadow brush.
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"Sunbather" is not there as eye-candy for the out-to-lunch investment banker or the pack of Swiss tourists caught in all-day gridlock between MoMA, the Whitney, and the New Museum.
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"Unmanned" 's budget remained vexingly high, so he ordered a rewrite that would preserve "some of the eye candy of a world war" but that would cost no more than eighty million dollars.
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From the Denver Broncos' swoon-worthy backup quarterback Brock Osweiler to Carolina Panthers QB (and fancy pants lover) Cam Newton, there's going to be an array of eye candy at Levi's Stadium on Sunday.
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In a game of split-second decision-making like that, hitting the 103 fps mark would be exceptional, but this is still great performance with tons of eye candy and no loss of action.
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From the early 1980s, movies and TV shows have developed a seemingly endless appetite for scrolling gibberish, 3D interfaces, pop-up windows, and other kinds of eye candy that scream L33T H4X0R ATTEMPT UNDERWAY.
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Has an economic and ethical line been drawn in the sand between the art market, with its appetite for eye-candy, and alternative factions and modes of production, in whatever forms they may take?
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For starters, there will be some pretty stellar stuff happening in space, including missions to the Moon, drilling on Mars, close-ups of Jupiter and the Sun, celestial eye candy, and so, so much more.
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But between an in-depth sit-down interview with the (once) elusive owners and a detailed look at how the brand makes its cult lipstick, we didn't forget to bring home some pure eye candy.
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"Just as the eponymous heroine flaunts her body to win over the men whose help she needs, Erin Brockovich uses Roberts as eye candy for boyfriends and husbands," Amy Taubin argued in the Village Voice.
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" "I thought Psylocke was always one of the most lethal characters," the actress explains of the sword-wielding heroine, "and I said, 'Yes, as long as you're not using her to be the eye candy.
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Her favorite products include the eye candy items you would expect to find on a beauty and fashion icon's vanity — think YSL and Givenchy —but what we're really obsessed with is her precise application skills.
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Others just enjoy them for the eye-candy spectacle of celebrities in formal wear who, thanks to bottles of Champagne on every table and hard liquor at the open bar, might actually say something interesting.
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It's also in line with other comments Trump has made throughout the years where he paints women's bodies as disgusting, confusing bags of flesh and blood whenever they function outside the role of eye candy.
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Not only is Barber's feed the perfect eye-candy for mindless scrolling, but it also has the added benefit of being the most low-effort way to break out of a rut, beauty or otherwise.
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Netflix has persuaded everyone's favorite naturalist, David Attenborough, to voice its forthcoming original nature documentary series, Our Planet, which is slated to put conservation squarely in the frame, not just offer glorious animal eye-candy.
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In addition to all kinds of desirable safety features (adaptive cruise control, semiautonomous parking, lane-keeping assistance and auto braking with pedestrian detection), the Platinum provides a fair amount of eye candy in the cabin.
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The message: If women actually are eye candy, then they are present in Congress, at least in part, for the pleasure of men, rather than to do the same work as men: solve policy problems.
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It can be a challenge to watch most Marvel movies stoned—too many characters and subplots to keep in my head—but Doctor Strange is brain food mixed with a healthy dose of eye-candy.
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Luckily, there's more eye candy to be had: As one Reddit user notes, British Pathé posts historical beauty videos in its newsreel archive to YouTube — and the beauty geeks inside of us just can't get enough.
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These films employ futurity the way a luxury carmaker might, to incorporate intriguingly designed flourishes or decals onto an otherwise staid and predictable vehicle—polished-metal eye candy—or burrow into an almost meaningless apocalyptic abyss.
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It's easy to feel jaded at an event like CES where there are countless of tech companies claiming to have the smartest and most innovative products that are, in reality, just expensive and useless eye candy.
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A couple of days later, after I got a cup of water from a bar named Eye Candy on the casino floor, a security guard stopped me out of the blue and asked for my identification.
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Frank Stella is relevant, of course, to any discussion of the dark side of the decorative; it seems to me he subverts his works' eye-candy potential with the chilliness of industrial fabrication — and sheer size.
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Not only did these shows confirm everyone would tune into young adult programming — a genre previously dismissed as B-list, smirk-worthy eye candy — they proved it was still possible for television to create water cooler moments.
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To that point, these impressive initial portraits from GOES-16 are more than cosmic eye candy—they also demonstrate the value of Earth science missions for understanding dangerous weather events and mitigating the damage caused by them.
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Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, Marilyn Monroe, Redd Foxx, Robin Williams, Jessica Simpson, Tobey Keith, Louis C.K. — that's some solid entertainment, with a good dollop of eye candy, and the money has always flowed to make it happen.
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If you don't want to spring for the cost of a ticket to the The Dali Museum—or can't bear to be indoors when the sun is out—the local street art offers plenty of eye candy.
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What American--even if not a Texan--can resist linking the Texas oil story to America's eventual superpower status, as long as the series contains the requisite eye candy in the form of sex, scandal and violence?
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Don't worry if you can't make it to see Thunder from Down Under perform live in Las Vegas — the group is back with their famous annual calendar shoot so you can enjoy eye candy every day in 2018.
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Complete with tried-and-true advice from our friends at Erie Basin, Catbird, and Forevermark, read on for the cool girl's guide to diamond engagement rings, made easy — and just take in all the sparkly eye candy, too.
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Between putting in extra hours of work, hissing radiators that suck the life (and moisture) out of rooms, and the prevalence of gray-salted sidewalks, gray skies, gray coats, and gray attitudes, my retinas long for some eye candy.
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The film's eye-candy is endlessly impressive and a worthy reason to see the film in a theater, but it's never as memorable as authentic, unique story moments like Hiccup's first connection with Toothless in the series's first installment.
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Related: These Exotic Animal Photos Are Literal Eye Candy Electrified Skeleton Animals Worthy of an Iron Maiden Album [Exclusive] See 400-Foot-Tall Endangered Animals Cover The Empire State Building Meet the Artist Putting Human Faces on Taxidermied Animals
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Hundreds of young Chinese immigrants, along with a handful of Canadian-born Chinese, have started supercar clubs whose members come together to drive, modify and photograph their flashy vehicles, providing alluring eye candy for their followers on social media.
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Turning inward was hard to do when I was young and it seems even harder now, with the vastly entertaining deluge of images that come our way through social media, each picture a deftly contrived piece of eye candy.
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The faux-futuristic, theatrically-upbeat work of Schöffer — which some might critique as kitschy screen-saver eye-candy — finds conceptual counter-relevance in our time when new cybernetic dystopias are emerging within our viral and bot infected information society.
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Timotheé Chalamet and Armie Hammer running around the villa's grounds (along with a little, uh, interlude by the peach tree) was the ultimate eye candy — especially when you noticed all that beautiful antique furniture that they casually draped themselves over.
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Sure, Chris Pratt's steamy shots from his Vanity Fair photo shoot serve as some great eye candy, but even better than that are The Passengers star's hilarious, real talk commentary making fun of the shoot that he recently shared on Instagram.
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"For any streaming service content is king and a series like 'The Mandalorian' is just the type of eye candy to entice the early adopters who were lined up at D23 to purchase the service a full three months before launch."
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A live-action remake of the 1991 original was ambitious, and The Hollywood Reporter's Leslie Felperin describes as visually stunning but little more: Disney's latest iteration of the fairy tale Beauty and the Beast is more than just eye candy.
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In fact, they're the only way you can build your own official Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 vehicles and boats like the folks from Glorious Eye Candy—who then blew them all up in front of a high-speed camera.
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Okay, we'll cut to the chase: For those of you who know what we're talking about — or don't, honestly — look no further for eye candy than these Mario Testino photographs inspired by The Nutcracker, including the video after the jump.
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From a swipe of undereye blue liner to long flowing waves and flower body makeup, the gorgeous images are more than just eye candy — they're a roadmap to the raddest looks you'll be seeing everywhere in the coming (nine?) months.
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Related: A Digital Magic Carpet Covers the Floor of an Italian Castle Interactive Light Display Turns Floor Of Moroccan Church Into "Magic Carpets" Dutch Design Studio Crafts a Series of Ultra-Realistic Carpets This Rainbow Carpet Is Truly Eye Candy
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She used it to explain the power of the Martha Stewart empire; her many books and magazines peddle projects and images which are beautiful to the point of being impractical–eye candy rather than items you actually have any need for.
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I couldn't let myself be overcome with shock that my country—or what has again felt like my country for the past eight years—could elect this demagogic strongman and his eye-candy arm-piece to replace the elegant, brilliant Obamas.
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So, seeing more men in the buff on screen isn't just a matter of eye candy, it's also about helping change the unfair challenge that my friend and many other actresses have faced while trying to land their big break.
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Dino-Ray Ramos, The Tracking Board Visually, the movie is a stunning marvel of WTF moments of kaleidoscopic eye candy and action scenes that are an acid trip that merges an M.C. Escher drawing and the best parts of Inception.
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"Bravo to me is like pop culture eye candy," said Michael Baiardi, 46, the lead composer of Bravo soundscapes at Soundfile Productions, who has provided music for "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" since its first season began eight years ago.
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As overseen by the director and choreographer Josh Rhodes, with a set by Allen Moyer and costumes by Linda Cho, this "Grand Hotel" is one of the most sumptuous pieces of eye candy ever to glitter from the City Center stage.
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As the book continues, seriality appears in the form of raindrops, cars in New York City, and finally, seven eye-candy reproductions of original Kusama works, including the textured chair of stuffed appendages Accumulation No. 1 (1962) and an Infinity Room.
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The reviews were terrible — A. O. Scott of The New York Times called it "a vulgar, uninspired lump of poisoned eye candy" — and it prompted Ms. Geisel to declare that she would never allow another live-action portrayal of Seuss characters.
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Expect to enjoy the same highly curated, on-point aesthetic, and treasure trove of eye candy, that are on display digitally, including tabletop, kitchen, desktop, stationery, tech and fashion accessories from Bitossi, Bosa, Editions Milano, L'Objet, Minimalux and other labels.
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But the N.F.L. has veered in the opposite direction, led by the Redskins, who were among the pioneers of using attractive women to ostensibly work as cheerleaders but, as one former ambassador put, actually serve as "eye candy" for male fans.
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However, unlike recent titles such as The Designer's Dictionary of Color and The Secret Lives of Color, On Color, a joint effort between humanities professor David Scott Kastan and painter and writer Stephen Farthing, provides us with very little chromatic eye candy.
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In a landscape where Latinas are still reduced to "spicy" eye candy or irritating supporting roles in most shows that aren't called Jane The Virgin or One Day At A Time, Andy proves women who look like her are more than their stereotypes.
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Travel will be virtual Strap in and check out foodie, adventure and eye candy virtual reality videos of Las Vegas from the comfort of the Mashable House at the Las Vegas VR Bar, and see how the travel of the future will go down.
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And nowhere is that more apparent than at New York Fashion WeekThe models and show-goers dashing all around the city always work some serious beauty looks that make for snap-worthy eye candy — even in the below-freezing temps that plagued this season's shows.
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And so two different Rachel Weiszes are apparent: the eye candy who can fit herself into any sort of feminine template, fading neatly away into the background, and the serious actor who can transform a woman-shaped cutout into a living, breathing human being.
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Even in a screen-obsessed culture, as Linda Fargo, the senior vice president of Bergdorf Goodman recently noted, there are still few delights that can compare with what she termed "real-time eye candy six inches away from you behind a plate of glass."
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Though Elena is technically the on-again, off-again girlfriend of Nathan in the series — a role that might often delegate her to supporting character at best, and eye candy at worst — TechTimes agrees that she's a "fully realized character" and the "unsung hero" of the series.
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If War occasionally lapses into mawkish, melodramatic moments it doesn't need (or that Reeves' and Mark Bomback's script can't fully support—apparently apes can be as corny as humans), War more than makes up for it with sequences of such eye-candy spectacle you won't cry foul.
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Encounters Most shoppers visit Procell, a tidy boutique on the Lower East Side that specializes in vintage 21990s fashion, in pursuit of nostalgic, age-softened eye candy, even though some weren't alive when Red Hot Chili Peppers tour shirts and Erykah Badu promo tees were screen-printed.
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Often the visual language in dance music, for both promotional media and concert visuals, falls into two categories: utilitarian minimalism (white labels, bold record sleeves with stylized lettering), or kaleidoscopic "psychedelia" (maximalist shapes, objects, visualizing scenes that exist for titillation or eye candy value—AKA "Winampwave").
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More importantly, as eye candy, they testify to Muray's talent as a commercial photographer, underscoring perhaps the most questionable aspect of the exhibition: the increasing — although perhaps unintentional — tendency to essentialize, and in some cases objectify, Frida Kahlo to the point of commodifying her very being.
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To help us out in this endeavor, we've turned to six of our favorite illustrators and artists whose work we've looked to for eye candy and wisdom in the past year — and have commissioned six one-of-a-kind T-shirts that communicate exactly what's on their minds.
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Full-blown heartthrob status came next: a "Got Milk?" ad, a tour of her (parents') house on "MTV Cribs," the cover of Seventeen magazine, "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and a partnership with Procter & Gamble that positioned Ms. Geiger as eye-candy to sell deodorant and makeup to young women.
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While Mr. Ailes doled out attractive female anchors in revealing outfits as eye candy, his empire thrived partly on its audience's widespread fear of the only woman who has ever had a real shot at the presidency, the person I was there that day to discuss: Hillary Clinton. Mrs.
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It's that time of year, friends — the Coachella Valley Music and Arts festival is soon to descend on Indio, CA for a two-weekend-long orgy of music, surprisingly awesome food, and of course, the most outré and eye-candy-ish attire that concert-goers can pack into their cars.
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While millions are riveted to the visual drama and eye candy happening on-screen, it's Abbott's job to run a team that juggles hundreds of audio channels, microphones, and sometimes thousands of inputs across multiple stages, all to make sure that you hear every voice and instrument with clarity and precision.
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Justin Hartley is currently winning over audiences playing Kevin, the hot actor triplet, on This Is Us. As Kevin, he's frustrated about constantly being objectified in roles, and being told to take his shirt off as if he's nothing more than eye candy, especially in his new role as The Manny.
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I should mention here that when the rain temporarily subsided and my husband and I ran for the hot tub, we found the "eye candy" to be just as diverse as the types of porn categories I used to dig through—very—at least when it came to body types.
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Ms. Chase was one of a number of correspondents hired by network and local television news departments — along with Connie Chung, Cassie Mackin, Marya McLaughlin, Virginia Sherwood, Lesley Stahl and others — at a time when women were striving to be taken seriously and to defy being typecast as eye candy for male viewers.
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"The accomplished men and women of the RSC — and women, if it wasn't sexist, I would say the RSC eye candy, but we'll leave that out of the record — are not attention seekers," Walker said Tuesday as he explained that the group of nearly 20173 GOP lawmakers would be taking a more "vocal and visible" role in national debates.
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If you need a break from dancing, you can get inked with glow-in-the-dark temporary tattoos courtesy of Tattly, drop by HBO's Pied Piper lounge to pose for your own inspirational posters with high-end cinemagraphs, or check out foodie, adventure and eye candy virtual reality videos of Las Vegas at the Las Vegas VR Bar.
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Almost every episode has a "mini challenge," which is usually just an excuse for Ru to make her queens lean into ridiculous self-parody with tasks like photo shoots with the "pit crew" — Ru's bevy of oiled-up assistants in Speedos who double as eye candy — or the queens impersonating their fellow contestants with hand puppets.
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The result is some psychedelic eye-candy and is not only a celebration of the many Chinese residents in London who have been enjoying the Chinese new year (currently Year of the Monkey), but also of over 2,000 years of the Chinese lantern festival, which takes place on the 15th day of the first month of the Chinese lunar calendar.
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Mr. Nygard is among the more outré figures strutting a red carpet that tends also to feature Oscar royalty (Jon Voight, Shirley Jones, Martin Landau), actor stalwarts, former sitcom parents (Alan Thicke), a gadfly civil rights lawyer (Gloria Allred), a man who went to the moon (Buzz Aldrin), and qualified eye candy — because a party without beautiful women is a dud, Mr. Lozzi said.
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People stand or sit in the dark as kids race around this family-friendly environment, ignoring the grandiose eye-candy screensaver that swathes and speckles them in color — for this slightly animated, supposedly crowd-pleasing, utterly tasteless, techno-tacky vista covers the entire 3,300-square-meter surface area (almost 11,000 feet), from the floor to the 10-meter-high black ceiling, where the visual immersion ends.
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The trailer does a nice job of not giving away too much — we see the Ghostbusters get slimed, learn how they're the best in their fields (physics and engineering), get a glimpse of the origin story of the Ecto-1, ogle some eye candy (an objectified Chris Hemsworth), and enjoy a little taste of the women firing their proton packs (the coolest part, really).
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While women should be perfectly free to be ring girls if they so choose without being dismissed or insulted as bimbos, sluts, or whatever insult is thrown at women who are seen as having a purely ornamental role in our society, the fact is that their role was created to be pure eye candy in an age when only men were stepping into the ring or the cage.
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Kendall tries to win back his wife by stating over and over, in a trance of wishful thinking, that he's "the man"; when Roman is alone with his eye-candy girlfriends, he peevishly bats away complaints that he never wants sex; Connor dates a call girl, who is actually a playwright, and who stares at him with the fatigued expression of a tech-support person who can't get off the line.
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The aesthetic isn't so much James Bond–esque cool as it is markedly sexy; these guys are eye candy, and at the screening of The Golden Circle I attended, I was startled by how much giggling I heard each time one of the Kingsman or Statesman agents started doing a little showboating, as well as how the film—apart from that one scene—doesn't really offer any similar pandering to the male gaze.
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And so whereas in the days of yore, curious tweens in search of whack-off fodder were wholly dependent upon sideways glimpses of their babysitter's cleavage, or whatever time they could eke out with their father's borrowed Playboys (where full bushes abounded, and spread-eagle crotch shots were unthinkable), kids these days are using high-speed connections to click through endless tabs on multiple browsers, featuring shaved, splayed, hi-def eye candy being penetrated in every crevice imaginable.
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See, for example, Diane von Furstenberg in a perfectly twisted scarf and suede jacket one day, a coordinated navy number and matching trousers the next; Mary Barra, the General Motors chief executive, in a cropped black leather motorcycle jacket over a white T-shirt; and Stacey Bendet, founder of Alice & Olivia and the wife of Eric Eisner, modeling her brand's best looks, including flared jeans, a periwinkle message tee with "Eye Candy" spelled out under black lashed orbs and a matching long lace coat.
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From the moment the opening credits roll on season 2's premiere episode, "What Have They Done," it's clear that while the characters are the same (with the addition of a few key faces like Meryl Streep as Mary Louis Wright and Mo McRae as Michael Perkins, the town's new educational eye candy), there are some major changes afoot in Monterey, CA. Not least of which is the loose and conversational style of the show's new director, Andrea Arnold (American Honey, Fish Tank) who replaces season 1 director Jean Marc Vallé (Sharp Objects, Arrival).
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