Admittedly, some of the findings were a little, er, hair-raising.
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But there are still hair-raising stories of misconduct by investigators.
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Taylor told the BBC that the sight of them was hair-raising.
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Working under the cover of darkness contributes to exhumation's hair-raising reputation.
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Nel, formerly in the South African military, has had hair-raising experiences.
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It highlights hair-raising interactions between Otis and James, played by LaBeouf.
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Some of that malicious code is turning up in hair-raising places.
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A brief look back on Techmeme surfaces plenty of other hair-raising attacks.
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Its FAQ, like many security-related FAQs, is simultaneously comforting and hair-raising.
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A skull-and-crossbones decanter can help you serve up hair-raising spirits.
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Cylinder-shaped black candles will add a hair-raising flair to your home.
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What they had shared was brief, and hair-raising; it was mutual recognition.
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I don't want to be careless, reckless, so getting the visa was hair-raising.
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As a professional pilot, Santiago Borja flies through all kinds of hair-raising weather.
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The HGTV star of "Fixer Upper" made the hair-raising announcement on Instagram Wednesday.
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This hair-raising option is offered by a Switzerland tattoo service known as Skin46.
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For her last challenge, Fallon has a real "hair-raising" showstopper ready to go.
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The two strolled for the camera, posing in an hair-raising, spine-chilling video.
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Hosey filmed his hair-raising encounter with the rattlesnake, posting the footage on Facebook .
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The convoys at times hurtle through cities, villages and towns at hair-raising speeds.
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Poem A hair-raising chaos plays in the backdrop of this compact, commanding poem.
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It was a genuinely hair-raising moment, but one quickly dismissed by the crew.
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Three years later, Hawkins gave a "hair-raising" seven-and-a-half hour deposition.
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Many have good jobs, college educations, and families, but they still say hair-raising stuff.
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Some, like exploding rockets, are hair-raising; others, like radiation exposure, could prove more tolerable.
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However, on city streets and country roads, Autopilot's performance could be described as hair-raising.
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The explanations put forward by scientists range from the troubling to the truly hair-raising.
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Until its too soft ending, "The Innocents" is a hair-raising evocation of unspeakable barbarity.
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What's happened in the U.S., with the marches in Charlottesville, that was hair-raising. Horrific.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Hair-raising Cute kids design wild, new hairstyles for their parents.
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It can be a hair-raising experience to find a hair stylist that you trust.
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Driver Andy Meyrick actually passes the Ford GT in particularly hair-raising fashion at 1:06.
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"It's both a hair-raising and an exhilarating moment," Sarah Benson, the theater's artistic director, said.
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Robert Pinsky with his recent hair-raising broadside "Samurai Song" moves the whole game a dab.
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The Times has also reported on hair-raising assembly problems with Boeing's flagship, the 787 Dreamliner.
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At the final performance of the semester, they displayed hair-raising feats of flight and balance.
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This is going to make programming the next few seasons of Madden NFL very hair-raising.
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If the photo is any indication, it looks like the two had a hair-raising time together.
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Remember this "Tonight Show" moment when then- candidate Trump paid a hair-raising visit to Jimmy Fallon?
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It utilizes BassUp™ technology to enhance bass frequencies in real time, resulting in hair-raising audio.
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The trailer then launches into motorcycle chases, fist fights, shootouts, and a particularly hair-raising helicopter chase.
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The bottom line: India/Pakistan has long been the most hair-raising nuclear standoff in the world.
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We've put together a list of some of our favorite hair-raising podcasts for your listening enjoyment.
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It's been a summer of big swings and "hair-raising" volatility for the major indexes, says Acampora.
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The military there has been accused of hair-raising atrocities against minorities, including genocide against ethnic Rohingya.
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And he has issued hair-raising threats against North Korea, alarming those who worry about his impulsiveness.
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The president's word salads aren't particularly new, nor are his hair-raising split-second shifts in foreign policy.
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It was my first time on an Uber Jump, and it was hair-raising — in a great way.
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Hair-raising reboot Remember Melissa Joan Hart as the bubbly "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" back in the day?
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If that's too strenuous, classic VW Beetle taxis offer quicker, often hair-raising journeys up the vertical streets.
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The second season of Netflix's hair-raising hit Daredevil can, at times, feel like a congested subway car.
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The property market reflects clifftop villas' breathtaking views rather than their hair-raising risk of tumbling into the sea.
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America is about to begin a hair-raising experiment, as there has never been a U.S. president like Trump.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - It was a hair-raising day for Louis Smith at the Rio Olympics on Saturday.
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Remember Amazing Hair-Raising Monsters (a bald troll printed on a card that grew green mineral locks when watered)?
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The other takes place on a dirt-covered stage, a sombre setting for a hair-raising ritual of immolation.
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But more than any singular story line, Rodriguez's Yankees career was characterized by unpredictable twists and hair-raising turns.
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For investors in William A. Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management, the recent ride down continues to be hair-raising.
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Some people may enjoy salacious stories about philandering abbots, or hair-raising ones about violence between doctors and patients.
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The first movement was a chilling funeral march cut with almost inaudible, but hair-raising, knife swipes of violin.
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As the storm moved from west to east, authorities reported hair-raising travel conditions, flight cancellations and traffic pileups.
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So the move — which will probably draw loud and hair-raising screams from U.S. commentators — is, nonetheless, A Good Thing.
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Heidi Klum promised that her 2017 Halloween costume would be "scary," and her hair-raising costume delivered on all fronts.
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One of these is a priest whose godly wisdom consists of a hair-raising litany of ethnic and religious hatreds.
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So should people -- and parents, in particular -- feel safe when they or their offspring get aboard a hair-raising ride?
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This iconic, hair-raising podcast prides itself on finding true stories that are scarier than anything you could dream up.
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The scenes tend to run long, until even the most hair-raising battle against the elements starts to feel overextended.
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SEASONED air travellers who criss-crossed Africa a decade or more ago usually have no shortage of hair-raising tales.
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But the third period was unforgettable, and it probably will not be the last hair-raising finish of the spring.
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She sounded five short blasts with her whistle as the Lanzhou closed in, passing within a hair-raising 41 metres.
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I understand the frightful, mind-numbing, hair-raising disbelief that can descend when one realizes that this is indeed plausible.
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It has a bunch of hair-raising provisions, one of which would make it easier to buy armor-piercing bullets.
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Although the circumstance and maneuver may seem hair-raising from a passenger standpoint, rest assured that pilots are well-rehearsed.
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Yet Balanchine's "Mozartiana" (July 3-8) moves, with nothing but dance and music, from quiet prayer to hair-raising wit.
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Another involves her sleepwalking habit, and a hair-raising story about trying to kill herself and her children in her sleep.
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A sinewy, hair-raising punk record with Things To Say, it seems like Modern Convenience has gone kinda under the radar.
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With his pesky, interfering ghost of a mother, that could make a brisk, hair-raising play; unfortunately, it's not this one.
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Scream in the privacy of your own home: "Get Out," one of the year's most hair-raising thrillers, arrives for streaming.
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It is perhaps also worth mentioning the hair-raising litigation from Walmart — now dropped — about a series of solar panel fires.
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Wig or no wig, Zee still provided a hair-raising performance and scored a 24 out of possible 30 from the judges.
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Hidden within this hair raising photo is a famous model and actress, known for taking a stand and advocating for women's rights.
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Tyler Harding (the artist) and Mike Wolfe (the canvas) are taking manscaping to new hair-raising heights with their brilliant back art.
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When the lights dim and the dancers twirl ropes above their heads, the whirling hum in the moon glow is hair-raising.
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It's unclear whether "The Outsider" is a 10-part mini-series or whether it will be back with more hair-raising mysteries.
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Her work around the world — particularly her presence on the Normandy beaches on D-Day — is presented in meticulous, hair-raising passages.
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The narrow road made for a hair-raising encounter on a drive up the hill, as an enormous truck careened down it.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Donning leather and helmets (sometimes), they roar along Libya's hair-raising, potholed roads on carefully polished Harley Davidsons and Kawasakis.
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Through it all, Kate's existence as Emilia continues to thicken — until a hair-raising solution to her time-traveling existence is offered.
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That is because the room was at capacity, filled with 750 pre-teen and teen girls, emitting a pulsing, hair-raising, collective shriek.
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Check out Kendall Jenner's buns, La La Anthony's sheer style, Katy Perry's gnarly look, Jaden Smith's hair-raising accessory choice and tons more.
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A number of Olympic gymnasts fall into a different, hair-raising pipeline, filling roles in the ever-expanding universe of Cirque du Soleil.
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In a hair-raising, relatively conventional staging of the final scene, the story ends as it always does, with Don José's stabbing Carmen.
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Because air resistance is one of the biggest obstacles to high-speed travel, all but eliminating it means that hair-raising velocity becomes possible.
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The appointment wouldn't be big news if it weren't for the fact that he's joining the organization at a hair-raising point in history.
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This is hair-raising, but what makes Luther's anti-Semitism most disturbing is not its extremity (which, by sounding so crazy, diminishes its power).
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Its blistering neo-soul and rock tracks packed fresh ferocity, especially in the hair-raising guitar fuzz of "Don't Hurt Yourself," featuring Jack White.
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WASHINGTON — The 35-page dossier, spiced up with tales of prostitutes and spies, sketched out a hair-raising story more than two years ago.
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Many of the shortest are urgent and rousing: They seem to record what Muhammad heard in those first hair-raising sessions in the cave.
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From raw pasta to hair-raising spoonfuls of mayonnaise, anything's fair game in Lucie and Joey's tummy-churning competition (and the cringes are legendary, obviously).
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Her scenes of physical combat with Anne Bancroft, who won Best Actress as Helen's teacher, Annie Sullivan, are hair-raising more than 50 years later.
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The process is a bit time consuming, and involves a bit of artistic talent, but the results are hair raising – much like this herbaceous daiquiri.
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Check it out below: Now, season 2 has a new, hair-raising trailer—titled the "Desperate Times Promo"—that picks where Season 1 left off.
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Essentially he saw himself as an artist of the void, weaving together base-jumping, acrobatics and highlining to make hair-raising theatre among the peaks.
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For some, driving at hair-raising speed in crisply engineered cars on pristine tarmac delivers the sort of thrill otherwise unavailable in over-regulated Germany.
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But after seeing my third "Woman's Hair-Raising Microblading Fail Leaves Her Looking Like Angry Bird" headline, I decided that, nah, microblading wasn't for me.
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Since June last year, the tiny gulf state of 2.6 million people has dealt with a hair-raising blockade by its neighbour with relative insouciance.
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From charmingly creepy picks like The Nightmare Before Christmas to hair-raising horrors like The Others, Hulu's Halloween selection has a little something for everyone.
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Here's one more reason to consider stop public posts, from Ellen Byron and Leslie Scism: Did you document your hair-raising rock-climbing trip on Instagram?
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Their openness makes their first-person horror stories of familial captivity, abuse and punishment, often at the hands of male relatives, all the more hair-raising.
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This profoundly pessimistic memoir about fifteen years of reporting on global jihad and the war on terror brims with hair-raising, saddening, and often absurd stories.
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She takes clipped vocals, hair-raising snippets of feedback, and the odd piece of rattling sheet metal and draws them into dangerously swirling, stomach-turning masses.
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You'll like it if you like: The added anxiety of knowing Mr. Cruise is doing his own hair-raising stunts — from the airborne to the underwater.
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But while solving it I listened to a very interesting discussion on the radio about state populations and Congress that was frankly a little hair-raising.
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The terrors that eventually unfold are ornate and lushly visual, full of intricately designed images that combine practical and computer-generated effects to hair-raising ends.
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Besides, it's not as if any of the hair-raising material with which he has become intimately familiar has paralyzed him with fatalism — quite the opposite.
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Having made its Olympic debut at the 2010 Games in Vancouver, the hair-raising sport of ski cross has fast become popular with viewers around the world.
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A couple of the more hair-raising highlights from the interview are below: The Hollywood Reporter: Your brother's character was killed at the end of season two.
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And the two British pop icons teamed up for a hair-raising duet in 1991, which became a No. 1 hit on both sides of the Atlantic.
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"Everything in the Overlook signals trouble, trouble that unfolds at a leisurely pace almost as playful as it is hair-raising," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times.
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Just outside the galleries, you can't miss Faith Ringgold's hair-raising "American People Series #20: Die" made in 1967, a year of widespread race riots in America.
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While some of the footage is hair-raising, the company says it's an important step forward in helping the public understand how safe these self-driving shuttles are.
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Despite the hair-raising headlines, it's not that one super bacteria resistant to all antibiotics has arrived in the US and now threatens to infect and kill you.
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The summer-camp horror genre, so familiar to moviegoers, gets a hair-raising television incarnation in "Dead of Summer," a series that starts Tuesday, June 28, on Freeform.
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Perhaps the director, who calls the Stooges "the greatest rock 'n' roll band ever," worried that hair-raising tales of past excesses would undermine this exercise in canonization.
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Ferguson agreed to a consent decree requiring it to root out the racist and unconstitutional practices that Justice officials documented in a hair-raising report two years ago.
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"Working up and down it can be hair-raising at times," said Robin Dennell, a paleoanthropologist at the University of Exeter who joined Dr. Zhu's team in 2010.
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In the film, Nyong'o's hair-raising performance is defined by a haunting amplification of the disorder, which sounds like what might happen if you swallowed a cheese grater.
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It also can carry social and political weight, she said, citing the book "Hair Raising: Beauty, Culture, and African-American Women" by Noliwe Rooks (Rutgers University Press, 1996).
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After dominating the collectible list for years, with hair-raising price increases, classic car prices grew only 2 percent over the past 12 months, according to Knight Frank.
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On the face of it, this violin-and-piano duo looks unlikely: Mr. Kavakos is serious, contemplative; Ms. Wang, more renowned for rhythmic funk and hair-raising virtuosity.
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The central male character, Jean-Baptiste, is seen at different stages of his life, variously engaged in incest, rape and hair-raising sexual role-play with underage girls.
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This year's edition of the New York International Children's Film Festival is well stocked with somber and hair-raising stories (all with generally happy and heartwarming resolutions, of course).
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His two divorces alone, let alone his libertine life while a bachelor, is full of hair-raising material that would cause anyone who believes in family values to pause.
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A kayaker off the coast of Western Australia had a hair-raising encounter with a shark on Thursday, when it circled him and nudged his boat from the side.
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From gentle stand up-paddleboarding in the Persian Gulf to hair-raising 13,000-foot free falls, here's a list of activities in Dubai that's sure to pump your adrenaline.
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The flow of young professionals looking for housing led to a hair-raising rise in rents in those areas, while displacing many of the people who were living there.
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Political brinkmanship could roil the markets and lessen investor confidence, and investors should prepare themselves for a potentially hair-raising ride as we head back to the brink again.
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The road to get there, which crosses the world's second-highest drivable mountain pass, is a hair-raising icy strip built to ferry soldiers to guard the border with China.
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The writers of The Handmaid's Tale could have chosen any abandoned location as a Mayday safehouse for June (Elisabeth Moss) to hide in after her hair-raising escape from Gilead.
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Over his career he stacked up 335 opus numbers, starting with a hair-raising trumpet concerto and ending in 2015 with "The Hogboon", a fairytale of Orkney for children's choirs.
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Back in my hotel after a hair-raising bus ride back to Florence, I find myself hurrying to write down my own record of the day, before it slips away.
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Although the video seems almost too spot on at times, the hazy Super 8 footage evokes a kind of hair-raising nostalgia and perfectly complements the 23s jangle-pop vibes.
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There's a section in the film looking at the world of corporate-sponsored extreme sport, which is totally hair-raising but in a different way—they're pulling these crazy stunts.
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Khan al-Ahmar, West Bank (CNN)A hair-raising dash across a busy highway is one of two ways of reaching the West Bank Bedouin community of Khan al-Ahmar.
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But though it verges on the overstuffed at times, Vivarium is dirty, sinister, hair-raising, and thoroughly entertaining — and completely worth a watch if you're feeling a little, well, trapped.
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It's like an old tale by Saki or Henry James read for the first time: hair-raising and clever, a tour de force of sensation and a triumph of craft.
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Ease your mind with Jim Jarmusch's "Gimme Danger," about the hair-raising rocker Iggy Pop; Jean-Pierre Melville's crime noir "Le Samouraï"; or a quirky lineup handpicked by Jenny Slate.
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There's some really hair-raising stuff here, including a rain-of-fire set piece for which Mr. Anderson's last film, "Pompeii," might have served as a kind of dress rehearsal.
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"It's one thing seeing Donald Trump's hair-raising speeches on TV but it's quite another having to spend the night with him," a Last Minute spokesperson said in a press release.
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NEW YORK – A daredevil known for climbing skyscrapers and posting hair-raising images on social media has been sentenced to three years&apos probation for stunts on two Manhattan apartment buildings.
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It's certainly not the most impressive accomplishment for a self-driving racecar — Audi got an autonomous RS7 to lay down a particularly hair-raising lap at Hockenheim in 2014, for instance.
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The most hair-raising details centered on her induction into a secret (now-notorious) branding society called DOS, as well as many of the group's more subtle, long-term escalation tactics.
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Inge Borkh, a soprano who inhabited with thrilling intensity some of the most hair-raising and daunting roles in the operatic repertoire, died on Sunday at her home in Stuttgart, Germany.
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Klein found ways to semi-swindle his clients out of all these royalties; Goodman's book is a kind of hair-raising, greatest-hits catalogue of how to screw a pop musician.
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Eliana Johnson, whose most recent work includes a hair-raising account of Trump's visit to Mount Vernon, will take over a staff of 24 from the Beacon's founding editor, Matthew Continetti.
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Comey offered dramatic, blow-by-blow accounts of the F.B.I. investigation into Russia's efforts to help Trump in the 22018 campaign and his hair-raising interactions with Trump after the election.
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But the power ballad "Say Hello 19943 Heaven" deserves shine too — it's Cornell's deeply felt tribute to his pal and his vocal acrobatics at the 5:30 mark are absolutely hair-raising.
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Hardly a week went by without a hair-raising story of violent protests against bad plumbing and attacks against migrants from elsewhere in Africa, on whom the residents took out their rage.
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Hidden within this hair raising snap is an actor known for several iconic roles ... use the power within you to see if you can uncover the star hiding in this warped photo!
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There's a reason none of us wrote a female version of "Dispatches," Michael Herr's memoir of white nights of drugs, rock 'n' roll and sex followed by hair-raising coverage of battles.
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The moment when Kattrin defies her mother and begins beating a drum to warn a nearby town of an imminent attack brings this entirely engrossing production to a hair-raising, then heartbreaking climax.
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Philippine customs officials were astonished when they opened nicely gift-wrapped boxes of cookies and oatmeal flown in all the way from Poland and found a hair-raising contraband: hundreds of live tarantulas.
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The group included Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins from Apollo 11, Walter Cunningham from Apollo 7, and RSome of the astronauts shared hair-raising stories from their Apollo missions during a panel discussion.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With disorientating corridors, dark enclosed spaces and freaky horror scenes, the hugely popular "Goosebumps" book series comes to life in a new immersive theater show taking audiences through hair-raising stories.
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Although the South Korean patient's amputation certainly ranks among the most hair-raising possibilities that can occur after you eat raw fish, other dangers lurk in raw or poorly cooked meals, as well.
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Trading was very light, as many investors have given up on Chinese stocks, burnt by last summer's 40 percent crash and a hair-raising January that has taken indexes back to late 2014 levels.
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After hair-raising volatility in the first week of the year, investors are watching China's every move, as well as a string of interest rate decisions and data points due in the coming days.
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Sure, it's partly the unforgettable T-rex attack, complete with car-smashing and lawyer-eating, or the hair-raising kitchen scene featuring two raptors lazily toying with kid-sized meals they expect to devour.
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It's been eight months since Baby Chanco made her hair-raising debut to the world, and the adorable Japanese baby girl — and her impressive mane — are now the stars of a new Pantene ad.
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On a regular longboard, a solid and flat piece of wood is fine, but on a contraption that rolls through city streets at 25 mph, you're only asking for a bumpy, hair-raising ride.
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"It looks too safe; they need to fly over," Mr. Ratmansky called out as the women jumped into the mens's arms in the hair-raising head-to-floor position known as a fish dive.
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If, as the myth goes, looking at Medusa causes the viewer to turn into stone, Webster transforms this into another possibility: looking at her painting can be hallucinatory and hair-raising, but not fatal.
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Seated across from the boys, who have grown increasingly more violent in the months without their father, Mary Louis lets out a hair-raising howl that can only be described as an Emmy Moment(™).
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The compensation for top executives at the 350 largest US corporations has skyrocketed, with the average CEO in 1978 earning 217 times the salary of a typical worker versus a hair-raising 20.8 times today.
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It was just the first hair-raising moment in a long night of rescues by firefighters, police and the National Guard as rains from the devastating storm continued to hammer Houston and the surrounding area.
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The compensation for top executives at the 350 largest US corporations has skyrocketed, with the average CEO in 1.43 earning 30 times the salary of a typical worker versus a hair-raising 271 times today.
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These disasters include not only events like fires but also instances of neglect and even willful destruction by the labels themselves, a hair-raising history that reaches back to the beginnings of the music business.
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For starters, the two stories that Mr. Lithgow recites — "Haircut" in the first act and P. G. Wodehouse's "Uncle Fred Flits By" in the second — are superb, outlandish and, in very different ways, hair-raising.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia released hair-raising security images on Tuesday of a child falling between a train station platform and a train, as a reminder to parents to stay vigilant during the busy school holidays.
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Right out of the gate, our ears are in pain: The song opens with the hair-raising screech of what sounds like a recorder, an instrument that has never and will never produce any pleasing noises.
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"It's a truly hair-raising experience with visitors able to enter the cage and get closer than ever before to our amazing lions," Zoos SA (which operates Monarto Zoo) chief executive Elaine Bensted told ABC News.
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Still, earlier this summer more than two dozen members of the school's graduating class displayed hair-raising feats of flight and balance at their finals performance in a round-domed pink hall with a retro vibe.
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Mrs Merkel has some carrots: insisting that Britain should not be punished for Brexit, resisting Mr Trump's irritable barbs in Washington and enrapturing him during that visit with hair-raising talk of the dangers of global pandemics.
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Consensus throughout the reboot's first two seasons was that it remained a funny, kid-friendly space adventure while simultaneously aging up the story through dazzling depictions of deep space, hair-raising action sequences, and attentive character development.
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Terrifying, hair-raising, profoundly upsetting, painfully tender, heartbreaking, devastating, shocking, are all standard fare in dust-jacket blurbs and newspaper reviews; it is as if the reader were an ectoplasm in need of powerful injections of adrenaline.
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The new movie, a skillful blend of nostalgic sentiment and hair-raising effects, with the visual punch of big-screen digital hocus-pocus and the liberties of the R rating, still has the soothing charm of familiarity.
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It was a hair-raising start for Italy but they survived to take a 12th minute lead when Andrea Belotti was pushed by Migjen Basha in the area and De Rossi, undisturbed by the firecrackers, converted confidently.
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Shanbhag is an heir to Babel, and this story of a family's moral unraveling and descent into cruelty after it comes into sudden wealth — capped by a hair-raising ending — already feels like a modern-day classic.
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Mane Addicts (the website created by renowned hairstylist and R29 Innovator Of The Year nominee, Jen Atkin) teamed up with DreamWorks to create a hair-raising video inspired by the Trolls movie, which hits theaters on November 4.
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Bangkok, Thailand (CNN)Driving in Thailand can be a hair-raising experience at the best of times, but during the country's so-called "seven dangerous days" over the New Year holiday motorists take their lives in their hands.
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So yes, we could finally be getting our happy ending, but given the current state of the world, seeing the Bachelor alums living it up together on the beach is far more hair-raising than it is heartwarming.
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But the weight lifted off his shoulders as he flung himself around the hair-raising turns on Wednesday, reeling in several riders who started before him, including last year's bronze medallist Victor Campenaerts and Vuelta winner Primoz Roglic.
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LONDON — It's easy to get carried away in all the excitement that inevitably accompanies the Olympic Games: the splendor of the opening ceremony, the hair-raising injuries, the cringeworthy commentary, the incredible feats of athleticism, that oily Tonga guy.
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"EFF's technical analysis confirmed what I had always suspected," said Sahlas, who represents Ablyazov's family and other dissidents and tells hair-raising stories of break-ins and GPS tracking devices and strangers popping up with cameras during public meetings.
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They have remained a dependable vote block despite the many hair-raising claims made about the party, in part because they fear they will lose out to the city's other ethnic groups, not least the fast-growing Pushtun community.
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Rayman opens with a tribal drum beat, then the hair-raising, screechy sound of giant flowers being bent at the neck—Rayman's mischievous titter, which he lets fly every time he finishes a stage, gets right on my nerves.
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Rapaport, who was on the international Red Bull team, had appeared in many hair-raising ski films and videos, including "Shades of Winter" (2013), "Pure" (2014) and the coming "Between," all produced by the Austrian pro skier Sandra Lahnsteiner.
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The podcasting community has perfected the genre of the hair-raising and the unexplained, be it a true crime serial, stories of unexplained phenomenon, or fictional horrors read out by a group of actors like the radio shows of decades past.
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There were a few hair-raising moments, like when an oncoming tractor-trailer suddenly swerved into my lane of traffic, or when a woman in a blue-and-white striped shirt dashed out into the street in front of me.
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In time, it also leads to unanswered questions and some startling, hair-raising moments, as well as the indelible sight of Ms. Ye on a dusty road with her daughter, her passion and the belongings that Ai Weiwei made famous.
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I mean, in Batman Returns, The Penguin bit off somebody's nose, Catwoman's dominatrix look was only a few physical mutilations away from one of Hellraiser's gimpy demons, and Christopher Walken came sporting the reliably hair-raising attribute of his own face.
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We've all read this story a million times when a bunch of heroes set out on adventure and it's the hero and his best friend and his girlfriend and they go through amazing hair-raising adventures and none of them die.
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O.K. The extravagant melodrama of "Somewhere Between" can be traced to its source: "God's Gift: 14 Days," a 2014 South Korean series that has an abundance of the hair-raising plot twists that characterize that country's internationally popular TV dramas.
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Similarly, Judson Gallery, in a basement near Washington Square, is remembered chiefly for Claes Oldenburg's early, hair-raising performances, but was just as important for introducing painters like Marcus Ratliff and the outstandingly interesting — where can we see more of her?
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Of course, Henry being Henry, you have to work hard to figure out that the "Parker's" he is immortalizing with such hair-raising intensity is, indeed, just a restaurant in a hotel where Harvard guys like to go to eat.
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Horror films had an unusual hold on the collective imagination in 2017, so to punctuate the end of this hair-raising year, the Magazine asked 10 of the year's best actors to star in a series of short frightening films.
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" This will not be news to fans who have been paying attention to him during the 30 years since his sleeveless T-shirt and bandanna heyday, or to anyone who has read his hair-raising 2016 memoir, "Born to Run.
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Mr Chazelle's fast-moving, hair-raising yet thoughtful film shows events from Armstrong's own tightly focused perspective: we don't see how majestic a soaring rocket is from the outside, for instance, but how bone-rattlingly noisy and uncomfortable it is on the inside.
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In the last month, hair-raising stories about working as an NFL cheerleader have become familiar, like the Washington Redskins performers whose passports were confiscated before a destination photo shoot where they were asked to pose topless and later served as escorts.
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And it's the same kind of grit that will continue to make creator-writer Sam Esmail's summer thriller one of the most captivating shows on TV — at least, if the rest of the season lives up to Wednesday's hair-raising, reality-bending premiere.
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Mr Hansen points out that a particularly hair-raising ETP, the family of so-called 3X, or triple-leverage, notes linked to WTI prices, has surged in popularity this year, even though the fund is designed to multiply losses as well as gains.
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MET ORCHESTRA, JUNE 6 Surely I wasn't the only one hoping for an encore of calming Bach from the violinist Christian Tetzlaff after his hair-raising account of Sibelius's Violin Concerto in the final concert of the Met's series at Carnegie Hall.
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It can look hair-raising when a fell racer hurtles the shortest way down a steep pitch of scree, but this version of running, where every step is different and you must pick your spot for every footfall, feels healthy and natural.
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Judge Corrigan wrote about the broad discretion that district judges exercise, describing experiences from his 20203 years on the bench that were both heart-rending (tear-stained letters from young children begging mercy for their parents) and hair-raising (an assassination attempt).
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Compared with such hair-raising, train-wreck narratives as Bill Clegg's "Portrait of an Addict as a Young Man" or Jerry Stahl's "Permanent Midnight," Dan Peres's "As Needed for Pain" is a subdued and civilized narrative, surprisingly short on drama and depravity.
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Mr. Murai — who directed seven of the 11 episodes — toyed with the balance of dark and light and used the city's own natural elements, like trees and parking lots overgrown by weeds and kudzu vines, to elicit the hair-raising quality that prevailed.
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The graceful steel and glass pedestrian bridge at the hair-raising intersection where traffic pouring from the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel to Brooklyn meets West Street is a curved truss structure of the kind that was popular in the late 93th century.
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"Does the co-op wish to continue on this rather hair-raising course?" asked Mark Kuzmack, a member who aired his views in the co-op's newspaper, The Linewaiters Gazette, so named because members read it while waiting in line at the registers.
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This anxiety about automation is understandable in light of the hair-raising progress that tech companies have made lately in robotics and artificial intelligence, which is now capable of, among other things, defeating Go masters, outbluffing champs in Texas Hold'em, and safely driving a car.
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It's mostly a series of achingly simple, spare, sad reunions between characters who've spent seasons apart (Tyrion and Podrick, Brienne and the Hound, etc.), punctuated by short bursts of hair-raising drama (Dany arrives on dragonback, Cersei comes face-to-skull with a wight).
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The collection, also timed for the hundred-and-fiftieth birthday, includes symphonies by Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and Brahms; orchestral pieces by Mendelssohn, Berlioz, and Strauss; complete operas by Verdi and Puccini; and the Wagner opera excerpts that Toscanini conducted to such hair-raising effect.
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" Landry then proceeds with a hair-raising call-and-response routine in which the students shout out the words "I love you" in Mandarin, Russian, Tagalog, and what he calls "Mike-a-nese," the word for "I love you" in his own language being "kneel.
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It's not quite as scary as it sounds, although they do place a heavy duty Nascar-like helmet on your head and assign a professional driver and brakeman to accompany you on the descent through about 20 hair-raising, zigzag turns on the refrigerated track.
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Waters — played in the original and in the film by the hair-raising Adolph Caesar — is part sadist, part eugenicist, and so determined to avenge his own powerlessness as a black man that he is willing to destroy other black men to do it.
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For the book, a hair-raising account of a Barbie Dreamhouse-size Jarndyce and Jarndyce, Lobel interviewed Judge Kozinski over lunch and happened to mention that, when she was a girl, her mother, a psychologist, told her that Barbie dolls were bad for girls' body image.
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A hair-raising video shows the moment an Airbus A380 landed sideways at Heathrow Airport as high winds from Storm Dennis pummeled the UK.The two-tiered plane can be seen fighting the winds, almost at a 90-degree angle to the runway, before finally touching down.
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Reagan wanted someone to go on a hair-raising adventure into the jungles of El Salvador and deliver a stern warning to the out-of-control commanders of the Salvadoran military: End the death squads and allow free elections, or America will abandon your fight against the communist rebels.
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The anxious moments were not quite through — after getting the second out, Reed walked Andrelton Simmons to reload the bases before striking out Espinosa — and the questions about how long the Mets can walk this tightrope of adequate starting pitching followed by hair-raising relief pitching were hardly resolved.
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Since T.S.A. agents, who are among the most visible of the affected workers, make do on a starting wage of about $23,000 a year (with the possibility of going up to about $43,000), these can be hair-raising calculations: Skip the children's dentist appointments and pay the electric company?
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On a recent trip across town, your correspondent spent 15 hair-raising minutes trying to calm an elderly driver who regularly succumbed to a series of twitches, popped out of his seat and punched his dashboard when overtaking other cars, and impersonated a cannibal at the mention of an African country.
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This change translates to years of flight instructing or flying on the often hair-raising fringes of aviation (aerial pipeline inspecting, banner towing, corpse transport and the like) for meager wages and often in poorly maintained equipment, before flying for a regional airline like Republic Airways, ExpressJet and Endeavor Air.
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Though the menacing and poignant score is their most visible moment to date, the whole Austin quartet has been grinding out demonic synth releases for the better part of the past decade, creating a catalog that's even more hair-raising and foreboding as the work they've suddenly become famous for.
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His remarkable memoir reads, unaccountably, like the most hair-raising of psychological thrillers, despite the fact that the saga of Eichenwald's life as an epileptic from his late teens up until the present, when he has become a prizewinning journalist, would not seem to contain the potential for so much suspense.
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Every time Coleman said something to her along the lines of, "You don't need Quinn" (which was often), I was torn between cheering that someone was backing Rachel up on how good she is and the hair-raising fear that he's just tearing her away from Quinn to further some other agenda.
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So if Trump got through his whole briefing, he would have been aware of this hair-raising fact: that on the same day in July 2016 that he publicly urged Russia to find Hillary Clinton's "30,000 emails that are missing," Russian hackers tried for the first time to break into her servers.
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Ron is played by John David Washington, who can sound uncannily like his father, Denzel, the star of Mr. Lee's "Malcolm X." Ron infiltrates the Klan with the help of a colleague, Flip Zimmerman (Adam Driver), who pals around with Klan members in person in scenes that are by turns surreal, absurd and hair-raising.
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"I said, 'If they could do it with chickens and electric shavers, I'll do one for hair,'" Mr. Sperling said in a 2007 documentary, "Roots: The Hair-Raising Story of a Guy Named Sy." But unlike those businessmen — or the executives of many corporations today — Mr. Sperling endorsed his own product with a personal appeal.
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" When the Iranian harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani, 34, heard Ms. Argerich's recording of Prokofiev's concerto, he was thrilled by the rushing tempo of the finale, which has a "fearlessness that gives a white-hot impression to the piece from the first chords and an incandescent wash of colors in what must be the most hair-raising coda to the third movement on record.
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But this week, he told me a hair-raising story of FedLoan's giving him bad advice about loan consolidation, wiping away close to two years of qualifying payments, restoring them after he complained to the federal Department of Education's ombudsman's office and then taking them away again after he made another inquiry because he was so paranoid that it would mess up his payment count again.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Oh, how the spirits moved them — in the early morning, as dawn emerged; or unexpectedly, demanding their full attention in deeply immersive, trance-like work sessions that could last for hours; or, to be sure, during hair-raising, table-rattling séances, in which contact was made with those who had long since "passed over to the other side"!
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In a time when we don't quite seem to know what to do with boys — wanting them to be more sympathetic while we peddle them media soaked in violence and misogyny — Stevenson offers a young hero allowed to engage in all sorts of hair-raising adventures, while never permitted to forget that he should act like the good man he is to become — truthful, courageous, stalwart and faithful.
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"You've arrived," announced our obliviously cheerful GPS navigator, as my buddy and I stared, white-knuckled and slightly teary-eyed, at a padlocked gate barely illuminated by the headlights of our rented S.U.V. We'd already traversed 9.2 hair-raising miles of a twisty, sandy unpaved road that an early-December freeze had turned into icy slush, our tires shifting side to side, our high beams no match for the pitch-black darkness.
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Over the next nine-and-a-half years, the Halliburton securities class action went through three oral arguments to the 220th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and two hair-raising trips to the U.S. Supreme Court, which used the case first as a vehicle to decide whether investors must prove loss causation to be certified as a class and then, critically, to reconsider the essential fraud-on-the-market presumption that underlies most securities fraud class actions.
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The locales change from month to month, but whether the setting is a cruise up the Miami River ($60), the site of a string of hair-raising shootouts during the 1980s cocaine cowboy era, or a stroll through the jasmine-scented streets of Coconut Grove ($15) — once a notorious pirate's cove, later the first part of modern Miami to be hacked out of the surrounding jungle — you're bound to learn some fascinating chapters of this city's past.
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He is a touchingly perfect representative—far more than the prickly Voltaire—of a certain French intellectual kind not entirely vanished: ambitious, ironic, obsessed with sex to a hair-raising degree (he wrote a whole novella devoted to the secret testimony of women's genitalia), while gentle and loving in his many and varied amorous connections; possessed of a taste for sonorous moralizing abstraction on the page and an easy temporizing feel for worldly realism in life; and ferociously aggressive in literary assault while insanely thin-skinned in reaction, littering long stretches of skillful social equivocation with short bursts of astonishing courage.
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