A hirsute baby is slowly but surely taking over the internet.
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Suddenly, these benign and hirsute young folk were viewed with fear.
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So he is a pushover for the hirsute in his midst.
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And, without further hairdo, we have a hirsute offering from Mr. Trabucco.
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Usually, they're probably not very hirsute, or we wouldn't be making a piece.
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My final on-camera look could be stylishly described as a hirsute sack.
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The insufficiently hirsute can apply for one of over 880,000 other holiday vacancies across America.
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Large, hirsute men — bears, in the lexicon of gay male culture — stomped down the runway.
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The Beard Liberation Front, which protects the rights of the unshorn, describes it as "hirsute informal".
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I'd tapped my wife to stand in as my proxy because of our obvious hirsute differences.
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The hirsute Jones, with her uncanny facial hair, derives somber authority from an intimidating large book.
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For every Che Guevara, there is a Geraldo Rivera; for every hairy hipster, a hirsute hunter.
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Shilling for an absurdist insurance company alongside a nightmarishly hirsute pubescent version of Kevin Love doesn't help.
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Finally, an opportunity to rid myself of these hirsute succubi scorching a bushy path across my forehead.
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Fleetwood, a hirsute Englishman, took control of the match for good by making birdie putts at Nos.
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Like his similarly hirsute contemporary Karl Marx, Darwin is fixed in the collective imagination as an eternal septuagenarian.
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Brown's hirsute inspirations don't just stop there, either: the artist actually constructs her paintings with her own hair.
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" (The Bird nicknamed me Gorilla, because of my barrel chest and hirsute body.) "Gorilla is at Legal Aid.
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Neil Heritage is the happy, hirsute man who received the award at the ceremony in London on Tuesday.
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Its concept would have attracted approving nods from any number of hirsute, loon-panted prog-rockers in the 1970s.
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Wilder and Greenfield were two hirsute friends in their early 20s who hand rolled a constant chain of cigarettes.
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I am quite hirsute, but I went swimming on a full stomach, and I was so happy to be there.
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Word of the Day : very hairy or covered with hair _________ The word hirsute has appeared in 12 articles on nytimes.
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Rather than being upset with the Mets, the hirsute hurler emphasized that he was merely protesting the unfairness of pre-arbitration.
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Just wait until our feminist French heroine and her hirsute, hostage-taking love interest come into the scene for a dance-off.
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Similarly, on Scruff, a dating app for the more hirsute gay men among us, more users identify as versatile than anything else.
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The revivals also include "The Ape Woman" (1964), from Marco Ferreri, which stars Annie Girardot as a hirsute woman from a nunnery.
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Thirty feet up, a completely nude (and quite hirsute) man was climbing to what seemed like a perfect, if scary, jumping point.
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Cut out, sprayed, and shared with the world, hirsute creative visions can be expressed in any color and form—on your head!
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At no point in his Newcastle career was he this hirsute, and as such the sculpture loses points for realism and authenticity.
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Seeing that cover made me realize that there were other men out there who were attracted to heavyset, hirsute guys like I was.
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All of this is to say, I was pretty damn desperate — and rather hirsute — when I heard about the High Definition brows treatment.
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Lithe, hirsute, and completely armless, Böttner's eroticized body has a mermaid-like quality that transcends gendered limitations and features extensively in her work.
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Thirty-something, hirsute, in slack shape, he looks and acts the part of sleazoid voyeur, stand-up comic, psychopath and self-martyred saint.
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He'd been beloved in Oklahoma, where he and a close friend, the hirsute Kiwi bruiser Steven Adams, became known as the Stache Brothers.
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One memorable sequence starts with a shot of hirsute manager Edan Wilber filming an off-camera performance and cuts to a split screen.
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As the least hirsute primates, humans have long sought out furred animals — trapping, killing and skinning them — for the purpose of wearing them.
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Pop My Eyes has highlighted the work of Instagram heavy-hitter and animator Zolloc, who most recently caught our eye with his hirsute humanoids.
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There, the three of them meet Connor Fox, played by a hirsute Matthew Morrison (Glee), the experienced prosecutor who is coming after Peter Florrick.
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You are struck by the fact that from ten to twenty per cent, are hirsute, low-browed, big-faced persons of obviously low mentality.
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Spindly, balding, and animated, Weinberger is Swimply's chief marketing officer and something of a contrast to Laskin, who is shorter, hirsute, and less animated.
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A hirsute Mr. Needham, though, is both funny and fond, and at his best when the determined bachelor, Benedick, shows his resolve giving way.
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A sort of Russian Robin Thicke, he surrounded himself with swimsuit models, established a faux-Rat Pack, and even put together a hirsute alter ego.
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She had chosen the venue voluntarily, and was unfazed that her hirsute guests were more likely to snarl at the happy couple than smile approvingly.
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He has merged his gay and Arab identities in provocative, sexually-charged art incorporating a single stereotype: the bear, a large, sometimes overweight, hirsute man.
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In the office, the manager of the Solutions team, a hirsute man with a belly laugh, presented me with a series of questions and puzzles.
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When watching iBP, it became usual, as you saw a ball hang in the air, to wonder which direction the hirsute wonder would be arriving from.
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He once refused to shave until temperatures rose above 60 degrees and got all hirsute again as Cleveland rode out a Cavaliers win streak last year.
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And Marcelo Huertas, the Lakers' hirsute backup point guard, levitated for multiple crafty finishes at the rim and doled out no-look passes to his teammates.
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Mirror Alexandre Mattiussi, the hirsute designer of the French label AMI, has thick, curly hair, which he sometimes wears in Romanesque waves, and a bushy beard.
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Other more hirsute men may consider trimming their armpit hair, which can in turn reduce the development of wetness through the day and save your shirts.
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Before long, she's charmed by the talking knickknacks (bon jour, Lumière!) and drawn to the hirsute man of the house, played by Downton Abbey alum Dan Stevens.
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I found this one a bit harder than some of the recent acrostics, but I made my way in with ENDORPHINS, DETECTIVE, BLOWFISH, CHITCHAT, HIRSUTE and LOONIES.
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Easley is the founder of Gumball Poodle, a small Los Angeles–based sock company that originally came up with the hirsute design during the last presidential election.
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But the story, about two children playing a board game that can bring jungle animals (and Robin Williams at his most hirsute) to life is nonetheless enchanting.
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Its models are often hirsute and burly, though not always, and Schulz says the only constant among them is that they are friends or people he's admired.
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The president blundered into the crisis by canceling the Iranian nuclear deal, tweet-taunting about the "end of Iran" and hiring the hirsute Iran warmonger John Bolton.
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In some regions, street patrols harass veil-wearing women, while businesses are "asked" to sign pledges that they won't allow the hirsute or veiled onto their premises.
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I wouldn't even call the Bosnian selector a DJ; he's more like a burly, hirsute magician who channels good vibes through music and onto the people around him.
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We can pretty much chart the weather of the administration by the relative visibility of Donald Jr., so loud and hirsute, and Jared, so smooth-cheeked and mute.
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Where to start with "Pursuit of Happiness," a spaghetti Western with extra sauce that climaxes in a shaggy dog story so hirsute it will upset pet groomers everywhere.
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The creature chases them through the house, until it suddenly falls down — hit over the head by Professor Elias Cunningham, looking far less hirsute that in his homemade videos.
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Mark Hedstrom, the hirsute Movember spokesman, said his organization expects up to 400,000 "Mo Bros" and "Mo Sistas" to participate (women don't have to commit to the mustache part).
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Elsewhere, she connects the experiences of famously hirsute women in history who worked as sideshow attractions to her own insecurities about the hair on her arms and upper lip.
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Click here to view original GIFScreenshot: NHL (YouTube)He's perhaps this year's most celebrated figure, but we still know remarkably little about the hirsute, tangerine, hockey monster known as Gritty.
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JULIAN ASSANGE, hauled out of the Ecuadorian embassy in London on April 11th after nearly seven years of self-imposed confinement, pale and hirsute, was not a pleasant house-guest.
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On the internet, electronic tributes to beards are a testament to how the trend for hirsute men remains strong, shown by the proliferating number of grooming companies that cater to them.
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Adams needed no further encouragement to continue on his hirsute path, which raises the question: How would he have reacted if someone had said he resembled the actor and comedian Russell Brand?
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It doesn't matter if it's at an iconic Philly dive, on the radio at WXPN, on big festival stages, or little 3 AM Mexican pool orgies, the hirsute dude brings the heat.
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Just picture a wildly hirsute cartoon figure with a hair-trigger temper festooned with a medal of Alfred Nobel reading "Pro pace et fraternitate gentium" ("For the peace and brotherhood of men").
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Nakagawa firmly believes that all that time spent eating karē pan—not to mention Indian curry—has given the men of Japan and their hirsute brothers in India hair with heretofore unmatched virility.
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The phenomenon is easy to spot on social media, with Instagram and Twitter posts exploding with hirsute hashtags like "#beardgang" and "beardgods" praising those with well-groomed beards — and mocking those without them.
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A veteran Financial Times correspondent, he started reporting from Ukraine in the 1990s when Alexander Dugin, a hirsute polyglot brainbox who is now the chief theorist of Russian exceptionalism, was a marginal crank.
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It was the kind of spirit that has moved the team's fans — men and women — to flock to recent games sporting long, faux beards in tribute to Fitzpatrick's bushy, Gilded Age hirsute appendage.
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Mr. Malloy, the composer of "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," returns to Russia with a tale of the unkillable and extremely hirsute mystic, with a book and lyrics by Mr. Craig.pipelinetheatre.
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He goes out looking for missing children and willingly rides with the finely hirsute Marshal Leigh Johnson, owner of the neatest mutton chops this side of Blackwater, against the various gangs plaguing the region.
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" Less than two years ago, the growing ubiquity of hirsute men — and the resulting decline in razor blade sales — led The Washington Post to make a dramatic declaration that beards were "killing the shaving industry.
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Over the past year, Schwarz has come to celebrate her beardedness in all its hirsute glory as an opera singer, writer, spoken word artist, burlesquer, and sideshow performer with the Seattle revival troupe Wreckless Freeks.
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As on Broadway, this latest "Big Fish" devotes copious time (some may think too much) to the various products of the aging Edward Bloom's fantastical mind — a mermaid, a witch and a hirsute giant included.
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Why do we consider a mere hint of the hirsute such a disgrace for women when men can mooch about our cities with goatees, mutton-chop whiskers, navel-skimming beards and even "man buns" with little comment?
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Ty Cobb, the flamboyantly hirsute White House attorney whose job it is to respond to Russia probe investigators, was overheard "casually and loudly" discussing White House drama in a steakhouse Sunday with Trump's personal lawyer John Dowd.
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Faced with paternal disapproval — his father wanted him to be a lawyer — he went countercultural: in an early self-portrait owned by the Musée D'Orsay in Paris, where the show originated, he depicts himself as hirsute Wookiee.
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Unilever offered a reported $1 billion to buy Dollar Shave Club, a startup that has undercut its rivals in the market for razors by selling its products exclusively online, appealing to hirsute hipsters with a humorous viral-marketing campaign.
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The two teams — and their hirsute styling — may stand as proxies for the push and pull that baseball is going through, trying to speed up the game to lure young, attention-starved fans without alienating older, tradition-bound ones.
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But after you've done it a few dozen times, it knows your every contour and crevice, and, according to Apple, it might even work when you have a monster beard or forget to Nair the mustache your hirsute genetics gave you.
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He never imagined that three months later, he would be so hirsute that a group text chat involving many players on the team would be dedicated almost exclusively to side-by-side comparisons of Shurna and other woolly people or things.
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After a few sleepless nights of stomping hooves and ga-nooing in the Serengeti, I couldn't help but wander out of the tent to watch them at twilight, charging after each other like bunch of hirsute football players, only with no conceivable destination.
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Lurie never explicitly discusses the genocide of the Native Americans who appear from time to time in Inland, but his alienation from white society, who label him "Small Hirsute Levantine" in a wanted poster, makes him an unsympathetic observer of white supremacy.
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The hirsute Wisconsin native had small roles as bodybuilders and bikers in several films before breaking big in The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams, a 1974 feature loosely based on the life of famous California mountain man and animal trainer John "Grizzly" Adams.
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If only the battle for the Scottish crown had been a contest weighing which side had the wildest manes, all this bloodshed could have been avoided: All hail Robert the Bruce (Chris Pine), the titular outlaw king, and his band of merry hirsute boys!
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The title of "4:20" (230, painted resin) is a reference to smoking pot, and sure enough under all that purple sculpted hair there's the same weird rodent/hominid guy, taking a hit off an enormous bong, which emits a (similarly hirsute) purple cloud of smoke.
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The Umaibō-style snack was said to be part of a promotional campaign for Cage's upcoming film Army of One (which is awkwardly titled My Target, Bin Laden in Japan), and the packaging—featuring a hirsute but happy Nic Cage—was ostensibly a tie-in for the movie.
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Few can escape the idea of being comedy relief once it sets in—ask Matt Bloom how quickly his redebut as Lord Tensai went from promising to lingerie dance-offs with Brodus Clay, all because nobody could forget his run as the hirsute, quasi-funny Prince Albert/A-Train.
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Instead, it flashes repeatedly in and out of three distinct timelines in which Sidney (played throughout by Logan Lerman) is first a precociously talented teenager, then a celebrated but imploding novelist married to his high school sweetheart (Elle Fanning) and last a hirsute hobo living off the grid.
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Unfortunately for her, Logan is rated R (and, my sister would like the record to show, not something Sloane will get to watch for many years) and I've flown from London to Austin to take her to see that other film featuring a hirsute male lead: Beauty and the Beast.
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Mr. Fox, who was enormously popular after the release of "Back to the Future" earlier that year, starred as the titular lycanthrope who transformed into a hirsute basketball star and surfed on top of a van in motion, scenes that many critics saw as high points in an underwhelming film.
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" A BuzzFeed profile on the brand noted, "The line promises a barely there, lit-from-within effect that plays up features instead of masking flaws, though of course this works better when your 'flaw' is a cute scar, winsome snaggletooth, or freckles — not cystic acne, purple under-eye bags, or a hirsute chin.
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Promotional photo ops for a handful of the film's screenings litter the grand hallway, including a life-size, realistic statue of a naked young woman post-autopsy (for Autopsy Of Jane Doe), and a cardboard cutout that lets guests put their faces atop the slouching body of a hirsute nude dude (for The Greasy Strangler).
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Cumming is one day away from blowing a kiss to her teens and turning 20, the same age as her bandmates, drummer Jacob Faber (hirsute like it's 13), and singer/guitarist Nick Kivlen, who's the spit of Bob Dylan—a resemblance which the elderly cinema-goers at the theater he sometimes works at regularly remind him of.
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In the digital video "Chewbacca" (2016), which is titled after the tall, hirsute, biped Wookiee warrior that appears in the Star Wars movies as Hans Solo's first mate and friend, a clearly pregnant Nakadate wears a Chewbacca mask, a black top with the word "Twerkin" on the front, and pair of green tights printed with images of American money.
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Through Mr. Obama, I have been hipped to the Congolese singer Jupiter Bokondji, prodded to give a closer listen to the hirsute country star Chris Stapleton and reminded of the unadulterated joy of Cardi B, J Balvin and Bad Bunny's "I Like It." His prose, always electric, assumes an extra whiff of fire when applied to music.
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By the time the picks rolled around to Sami Zayn and Bray Wyatt, even the McMahons and their GMs—Bryan for Smackdown and a startlingly hirsute Mick Foley for Raw—seemed bored, with one choice barely announced before the next pick followed on its heels, faster and faster, until the back half of the draft was shunted off to the WWE Network.
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Myers sees the popularity of Ask A Porn Star as a piece of the rise of "normal" porn performers like Sasha Grey, who stood in contrast to the more outré stars who gained mainstream popularity in the 1990s, like Jenna Jameson, the epitome of the big-breasted blonde archetype, and the hirsute, rotund Ron Jeremy, who represented the other extreme pornstar stockplayer.
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Emerging at an ancient 33 in a sober haircut and dark suit, he played the worldly-wise yet spiritual ladies man to a poetry-curious audience of hirsute hippies whose idea of free love was let's-spend-the-night-together—where Stephen Stills was a blond demigod who fucked lots of chicks, Cohen was a jaded roué who bedded lots of women.
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The amiable and hirsute owner, Joy Napolitano, holds twice-monthly events there to trim beards and hair, but the nightly action is downstairs in the intimately appointed brick cellar of the (clippers-free) Barber Shop (Via Iside 2/4/6; 39-389-508-6037), a vaulted cavern with deep blue walls, wood paneling, cozy piles of Persian carpets and late night hours.
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And what is interesting to contemplate is how things might have turned out had it been Newman who chose to present his undressed physique and not Reynolds — Newman's lean boyish body a precursor of the glorified hairless male and Reynolds's furry one a relaxed emblem of an era of key parties, swingers, and also the hirsute and mustachioed gay clone.
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But it's not the best game of the year, of the past 12 months, since the last Gaming BAFTAs wrapped and everyone got wobbly on champagne and the rush of sharing air with other real-life human beings who aren't the three hirsute gentlemen locked in a small room with them for 18 hours a day crunching code until this thing is finished.
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An unnamed woman (Judith Roddy) exists to do the bidding, sexual and otherwise, of her ploughman husband, Pony William (Christian Cooke), whose authority is challenged by the incursion into his wife's hardscrabble routine by a loathed if comparably hirsute local miller (Matt Ryan); the physical similarities between the two actors allow for a cunning irony in view of the characters' deep-rooted differences.
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Armie Hammer has played a Russian spy (The Man From UNCLE); a beloved cowboy with a questionable sidekick (The Lone Ranger); a hirsute, bearded gunslinger (Free Fire); a tender and tall lover (Call Me By Your Name); a stylish cheater (Nocturnal Animal); a coke-snorting, sarong-wearing billionaire (Sorry To Bother You); and two 6'5, 220lb-twins (The Social Network).
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The first women we meet, beginning around 1940, are: Sibilla, a white girl so unusually hirsute that at one point later in life she will be referred to as "an NGO for hair"; Agnes, a "pale, mad" and blind British girl who marries a black professor and engineer; and Matha, a bright girl whose prospects collapse after she becomes pregnant.
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There are lean, hairless twinks, large, hirsute bears, and everything in between (and beyond, in the case of the chub and superchub gay communities; the lines between them, and that which separates them from the bear community, can occasionally seem impossibly fuzzy to define.) But larger gay men sometimes carry baggage that others don't—not emotional baggage, though there's no fucking end of that.
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No matter what show Mr. Dan is offering, whether a dance piece by the hirsute honey known as Love, Connie; the bold comedy of the New York-based improv trio Unitard; or a variety offering by the drag wonder Varla Jean Merman, visiting from New Orleans, Mr. Dan begins his spiel by pointing out that the theater's low ceiling is supported by a single pillar.
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The "Daily Show" host Trevor Noah sat next to a very hirsute Jake Gyllenhaal, who sat next to the "Moonlight" star Mahershala Ali, who sat next to Lupita Nyong'o, who sat a few seats down from the artist Sterling Ruby, who sat across from the former Klein icon Brooke Shields, who was next to the rising star and tween Millie Bobby Brown, who was next to the It girl Paris Jackson.
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Polyester, that mainstay of 1970s fashions, clung to male bodies as patrons sized one another up and likely chatted about such topics as Secretariat's recent Triple Crown triumph; Deliverance, a hit movie from the previous year starring the hirsute Burt Reynolds (whose arousing poster in the bar made "purty mouth" jokes a go-to); or whatever cantankerous jibe Archie Bunker, a beloved if also bigoted character, had gotten away with on All in the Family, the top-rated series of the season.
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The hirsute painters said the official story was that the mural was for the performing arts center around the corner, but they put "official story" in air quotes and noted that the mural's hip pseudo-numerology aesthetic didn't quite match that of the center's summer production of The Wizard of Oz. The image was the album cover, of course, because a lot of the symbols were the same as those featured in a 23-second teaser video released by Bon Iver in late July, and because the band is from Eau Claire and had announced earlier in the week that they'd be debuting their new album—their first in five years—in town at Eaux Claires, a festival that frontman Justin Vernon founded last year.
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