" Sutton said the gunman planned the "horrific shooting immaculately.
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Bleached, pierced, and immaculately dressed partiers speed through the streets.
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It can look like a perfectly symmetrical, immaculately dressed model.
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His hair was immaculately feathered and short on the sides.
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Few concertos have ever been more immaculately tailored to their first interpreter.
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The town features bucolic and immaculately kept properties bordered by stone fences.
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The ring was immaculately designed, flawlessly constructed and not at all me.
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Two hours turned to three as I wandered through the immaculately maintained gardens.
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Throughout its uniformly lush and immaculately arranged 10 tracks, Mering thrives on catharsis.
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Mr. Harnoncourt's conducting style practically ignored the beat; Mr. Boulez presented it immaculately.
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Immaculately typed pages of information about each work are tucked alongside the photographs.
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And from the immaculately groomed television anchors he drew only condescending fixed smiles.
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An immaculately crispy shell of golden flour encased soft and fresh onion slices.
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It's a playful take-down of the immaculately pure woman as the white swan.
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Tokyo 42's version of the Japanese capital looks like an immaculately detailed model.
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The lawn is immaculately manicured, the yellow-stucco front entrance nearly hidden by flowerpots.
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Tracks like "Karma" are full of these immaculately stacked harmonies and lushly orchestrated instrumentation.
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There's biodiversity, immaculately designed systems all working together in this beautiful and hilarious way.
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I could see his straight, skinny, calf-less legs below his immaculately white pagne.
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Like everything Sherman touches, the wall-climbing prints are immaculately constructed and perfectly dramatic.
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Everything the company makes is expensive, immaculately designed, and completely finished inside and out.
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Always immaculately presented, they mingled with the stars and were photographed by David Bailey.
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The owner is the Pantone Color Institute's always immaculately dressed executive director, Leatrice Eiseman.
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Elina Garanca, who played the role on opening night, was cool and immaculately elegant.
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Sharp, energetic, well-informed, immaculately prepared, she seemed ready to take on Donald Trump.
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The two others had recorded their parts on Disklaviers, which immaculately reproduced the pianists' performances.
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You either need to be an immaculately professional liar or a brutally dominate alpha human being.
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But hey, not everything can be as immaculately constructed as Heather Dubrow's multi-million dollar home.
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He's savvy, always immaculately dressed and is the most "constitutionalist" of the leading Movement's leading members.
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This place has to be immaculately clean, just the best employees, everything better than everybody else.
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The Ancient Egyptians used to immaculately decorate coffins/sarcophagi to ensure safe passage into the afterlife.
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The racks were immaculately organized, but it was concerning to see so much stock on sale.
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Locke dressed immaculately and was taught not to kiss or touch strangers, for fear of germs.
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Immaculately fresh salads, fruit and vegetables form part of the excellent cuisine in all the restaurants.
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Nayyem is thirty-five, with a sculpted goatee, heavy black eyebrows, and an immaculately shaved head.
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An immaculately airbrushed image of Mr Xi, displayed on stage, smiled down on the 4303-odd guests.
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"I made the show immaculate, because I wanted these immaculately dressed women filling the room," he said.
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Turns out the Korean import Bonchon had the best chicken wings: immaculately crispy and bursting with flavor.
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Maybe it was the spacious aisles and glorious stacks of colorful products, immaculately organized and all fresh.
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But aesthetically, it inches closer to current fashion, a subtle move away from impersonal, immaculately polished comedy.
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The Mirror and the Light is not as taut or as immaculately structured as its predecessors were.
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Drive south to Mendocino village to walk its photogenic streets and gawk at the immaculately preserved Victorians.
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Long stretches happen with no explication or action except the zero-gravity ballets of spaceships immaculately imagined.
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Anchored by chiming guitars, the immaculately-produced track finds the band settling into their most soulful groove yet.
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Rakuten, an e-commerce giant, is testing if drones instead of immaculately uniformed delivery personnel can make deliveries.
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Your first main task is to switch on a floodlight, which then illuminates a huge, immaculately detailed dollhouse.
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These portraits are juxtaposed with images of ornate wrought-iron work, immaculately tended fields and crumbling plaster walls.
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In comes the immaculately groomed corporate agent Lee Weathers (Kate Mara) to determine whether Morgan should be terminated.
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"Davina, you deserve it," said a woman in her 26s with immaculately coifed hair and a Chanel jacket.
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On the surface, we can be immaculately polished, as writers, as filmmakers, as any mask will let us be.
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We traversed the immaculately manicured garden and by an old tree where the disembodied civil war pantaloons once walked.
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Game of Thrones is an immaculately produced show with gorgeous sets and a budget around $15 million per episode.
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Moon Trip Radio, out since November, realizes his aesthetic; these are immaculately squishy, oddly emotional slices of mood music.
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Hargress, who is eighty and has a penchant for immaculately tailored three-piece suits, opened the bar in 1969.
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"Her style is immaculately unstyled in a way that we rarely see on the red carpet anymore," Ms. Morgan said.
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It's Kim in a staged photo opportunity riding an immaculately white horse in the most winter wonderland-type scene imaginable.
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IN A BRIGHTLY lit, immaculately clean room, 16 cadavers await the next batch of students at Anglia Ruskin medical school.
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In documentary footage and news reports, he is piped aboard to the salutes of immaculately turned out officers and crew.
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I had immaculately complete collections of official releases, and my collection of live recordings was the envy of my peers.
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His works are such pristinely shot, immaculately conceived meditations on the relationship between space and humanity they're like visual homilies.
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The classic confrontation of the best hitter against the best pitcher and the immaculately executed ballet of a double play.
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And it was done with discipline: The choir had to deliver pure, ethereal perfection, every note immaculately tuned and placed.
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They're so immaculately perfect for each other that they can't be together in Miller's world of darkness, flaws, and noir.
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Behind them was a serious looking man with diamond earrings, immaculately trimmed facial hair, wearing a Supreme x Undercover jacket.
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Erroneously known as the "one-seam wedding dress," this extraordinary garment appears to have been immaculately conceived rather than sewn.
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It's immaculately coiffed with product coming out the ears and a person carefully controlling where every little piece is going.
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The mesmerizing track doesn't waste any space, anchored by cascading guitars and the immaculately placed drum patches and hand claps.
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Today, her bedroom in the family's 150-year-old farmhouse is immaculately organized to include a workstation for her various projects.
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He is as immaculately groomed and perma-tanned as ever, and he favors white shirts and custom suits in conservative tones.
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Simon, a portrait of a Columbian mortician, proves that elegance and romance aren't just for the young or the immaculately composed.
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The obviously labor-intensive character of Gorey's immaculately crosshatched drawings, which often resemble Victorian engravings, adds to the sense of provocation.
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Excited teenagers in rainwear, all immaculately made up and clutching smartphones, stood 10 deep on the other side of the runway.
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Sitting in her immaculately organized bedroom, Bukola Ayodele recalls some of the challenges she's faced as a black woman in tech.
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Board elevators in all sorts of buildings downtown, and you will be greeted, again and again, by attendants, some immaculately uniformed.
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Even with flawless preparation and swarms of immaculately coordinated fighters at the ready, though, the battle begins to shift away from victory.
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As for wounds, they should be kept immaculately clean and observed for signs of infection, such as redness, swelling, drainage, and pain.
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He tries by keeping his hair perfectly coiffed; his skin gloriously bronzed; his body, so far as I can tell, immaculately waxed.
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Seeing immaculately manicured women performing queer sex, visibly not enjoying it, just isn't as hot as seeing something really gay to me.
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Between the geraniums in the windows, the immaculately painted facades and the costumes, we seemed to have stumbled onto a theater set.
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But there was no carnage left at the scene, and I wouldn't bet on a hungry raccoon immaculately cleaning up its scraps.
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On the Met's roof, every surface in this series is immaculately polished; missing is the evocative fragility and handiwork of past pieces.
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In all regards, the French looked immaculately drilled, unwinding clever set-piece sequences on multiple occasions to catch their opponents off guard.
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Officials want to take the neighborhood down, said Valerie Cargol, outside her immaculately kept house on a steep street in Saint Jacques.
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Frugal Traveler I watched the dancer, Yasaray Rodrίguez, seated on stage perfectly upright and immaculately dressed, listening to the accompanying guitar player.
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His art has been immaculately curated, deliberate, and impactful in its message of surveying the best and worst parts of black culture.
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While that's nothing new, you have to imagine Romney is chuckling about it all rather than quaking in his immaculately polished dress shoes.
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This time round Golf Channel decided to ask an immaculately selected group of electronic producer's to give old Wolters a contemporary re-rub.
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Their project, MENU, deconstructs the many ingredients and elements of fine dining with immaculately composed meals are literally shattered into a million pieces.
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He is always immaculately turned out in tailor-made suits and designer glasses, with his wavy blonde hair combed back from his forehead.
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" Miller adds, "[Redmayne] has the incredible capacity to not only be creating his immaculately conceived characters, but he's also helping everybody else out.
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And that's understandable—a work of art so pristine in its purpose, so immaculately conceived and delivered, will always be a desirous object.
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The works have a stale, lugubrious air, despite their different costumes, which Mr. Khoury designs — they are immaculately tailored — and their different settings.
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Greenfield stitches together archival footage and photos of all the ribbon-cutting and glad-handing, Imelda always immaculately turned out, her beauty astonishing.
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The pieces reward those who look closely: they are immaculately finished and lined, with neatly gathered waists, slashed sleeves and velvet-ribbon hems.
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A few days after the storm, the inside of the sand palace, immaculately decorated, remained surprisingly cool, a feature of its concrete walls.
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Three immaculately suited men were on hand to ensure the fit was correct, and they took a moment to react to his entry.
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I head back to our immaculately clean, freshly vacuumed house and make chicken teriyaki lunches for the three of us for the week.
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It's two cheese-smothered beef patties layered with crunchy veg, grilled onion, and drenched in special sauce, all packaged immaculately inside two toasted buns.
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"You Need To Remember To Love Yourself First Or No One Will" I wake up to the usual procession of two immaculately timed alarms.
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Some of history's most famous ink—like the artwork seen on Ötzi, the mummified iceman or the frozen Ukok princess—is also immaculately preserved.
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Young and immaculately turned out, they're not your stereotypical trade unionists; the protest song on their portable boom box is "Starships" by Nicki Minaj.
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It was a shot on the run, the body immaculately poised, the left foot driven through the ball from 20 yards, the result unstoppable.
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The town was immaculately clean and, like just about everywhere else in Cuba, was adorned with murals of the revolutionary icon, Ernesto "Che" Guevara.
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Immaculately lit and performed, the movie captures the anguish of the postwar milieu so piercingly that you can almost feel it in your bones.
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Back at the hotel, we found our clothes and shoes immaculately organized in our closet and our toiletries spread out on the bathroom counter.
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Shakhrudi, who is sixty and raises sheep, lives in a large, immaculately clean house that would be the pride of any Chechen extended family.
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Tarell Alvin McCraney is much taller, with an immaculately groomed beard and stylish green Adidas sneakers — handsome, too, but in a more striking way.
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PARIS — Ever see an immaculately trimmed field of perfectly green grass and feel a sudden urge to frolic on it with your shoes off?
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The straightforward white text of the headlines on these covers is almost comically ill-fitting alongside images of such immaculately dressed and made-up women.
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It's one of the year's most immaculately crafted movies, and it's the kind of story that keeps dodging convention right up to the final shot.
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He finds his high school yearbook and gently settles onto his immaculately made bed, the sheets crinkling for the first time in like twenty years.
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere is fighting really hard to spin his company's probable violation of net neutrality rules as some immaculately conceived consumer benefit.
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During the fighting, Stepanakert's main square — immaculately paved, with stunning views of an alpine valley — became a hub of excitement for young and old alike.
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Or at least it certainly appears so on her immaculately curated social media accounts, full of green juices, tough workouts, and ankle-twisting designer heels.
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"Those are not tacos and burritos," said Charysse Knotts, a transplanted Texan who was admiring an immaculately restored old Mercury Eight with her husband, Mike.
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When she wasn't attending Embassy Balls, a lady was reciting diction exercises before bed and affixing Jacquemus-level oversized hats to her immaculately coiffed head.
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You gotta see this There's a really moving story behind this giant, immaculately executed flag mowed into the front lawn of a home in Halset, Texas.
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Mr. Varjon's immaculately voiced, tenderly singing lines and the yearning he conveyed in the delicately shaded intimate moments offered a bracing contrast with more tumultuous sections.
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In the film version of The Sound of Music, the immaculately coiffed Baroness watches in horror as Maria exuberantly overturns a rowboat in her homemade dress.
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It's a bougie, immaculately-curated, millennial pink, men-free fantasy land where a diverse group of successful women have gathered to let loose and have fun.
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Phone Booth: With lighting so dim you can barely see, an immaculately curated jukebox, friendly bartenders, and cheap drinks, Phone Booth is the perfect neighborhood dive.
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The toss was immaculately timed; shortstop Jose Iglesias met it at a jog right over the bag, made the out, and sent it along to first.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - To wander the immaculately manicured grounds of Augusta National Golf Club during the U.S. Masters is to take a stroll back in time.
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There's no denying their originality — no other band assembles slithering acoustic guitar strings and antiseptic keyboard hum into such hushed, mesmerizing, immaculately interlocking clockwork ticky-tock.
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He looked like a blond GI Joe action figure—every muscle and facial feature immaculately defined, five feet eight, ice-cold blue eyes that didn't blink.
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Beth emerges from behind a table of takeout boxes and newspaper clippings immaculately styled in a leather motorcycle jacket, tight black jeans, and slicked back hair.
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Colker—52, tanned, bursting with optimism and immaculately bald—is the founder and medical director of Peak Wellness, a healthcare and wellness facility in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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A mother and her daughter, dressed in white, are locked in an immaculately clean room — outside of which some strange force, referred to as Blue, threatens.
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William Westmoreland in his starched and immaculately creased uniforms, the word was that even the most hardened doubters would become believers before the year was out.
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Immaculately assembled as they may be, her ensembles are "worn with the effortlessness that Frenchwomen seem to naturally possess," Allyson Payer of Who What Wear posted.
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I was barely halfway through the door when the first person I spotted was Diane von Furstenberg, immaculately coiffed and wearing a dress of her own creation.
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What if you could keep one of these tiny, rotund old men in an immaculately decorated shoebox and feed him cupcakes and strips of medium-rare steak?
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Taking his cue from "Alien" (1979), among other creature features, Mr Krasinski sensibly keeps the monsters off-screen for the first half of his immaculately constructed film.
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On another afternoon I explored Château de Labourdonnais, an immaculately preserved pile where I feasted on fish salad, Creole rougaille, and crème brûlée laced with local vanilla.
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There are immaculately labeled boxes of research books in a nearby Big Yellow Storage facility, which contains nothing else but a kitchen chair and a yellow duster.
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"An immaculately scripted hour that entwines two decades of salient political history with a finely worked portrait of the English establishment," Lucy Mangan wrote in The Observer.
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On the far end of its archway I could glimpse a courtyard and an immaculately manicured garden where pergolas trussed with woody vines hung above a stone parapet.
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In case you forgot just how talented the guy really is, Gökçe's back and this time serving up immaculately carved portions of steak for Welsh actor Luke Evans.
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He was not seen often in the shop, for he was a businessman of wide interests, an immaculately tailored mover and shaker among the merchant classes of Damascus.
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On duty, Sensei George, the boss of the shop floor, in the immaculately pressed white gi and faded black belt, was a taskmaster who didn't miss a beat.
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Photo by Lia Kantrowitz My fondest memories of childhood in the 80s and early 90s are of sound and color, of radio hits and their immaculately dressed vessels.
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Between the dark, slicked hair, sly smiles, and immaculately tailored suits both men have become known for throughout their respective careers – there's a solid case to be made.
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Of medium height, immaculately groomed, clad in dark blue slacks, a striped shirt, and a light blue jacket, Kalugin was congenial and utterly disarming when I met him.
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Otaiba, an urbane man with a shaved head and a wardrobe of immaculately tailored suits, meets often with America's financial and political élites, sometimes arriving by private jet.
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To his supporters, Mr. Buttigieg promises deliverance from the baseness of the Trump presidency, while his skeptics believe he's an immaculately groomed Trojan horse for neoliberalism's greatest failings.
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Harry Gruyaert's photographs are gorgeous, complex tableaus meditating on the theatricality of life, whether that be in an immaculately colorful street scene or a calmly set out oceanscape.
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The area was once covered by sandy dunes, and ancient snakes and other small organisms that died along their slopes are often immaculately preserved as articulated 3D fossils.
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Immaculately staged by Kate Valk, and featuring the remarkable Eric Berryman as a sort of transcendental disc jockey, this was conceptual theater at its purest and most precise.
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Her bedroom is small but immaculately kept, with a bulb-lit dressing table and a pillow shaped like a speech bubble reading "You've Got This" on her bed.
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Inside an immaculately kept tent in a displaced persons camp outside the northern Iraqi town of Dahuk, Nazdar's mother said her daughter managed to call once, six months ago.
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"One issue I had with situations where we had set things up beforehand was, the rooms would often be immaculately tidy, certainly not how I kept mine," Mollison said.
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However, there's one notable, painful absence in this immaculately-kept family home: mother and wife Kim Ryon Hui, whom neither husband or daughter have seen for nearly six years.
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AT CHARTER Academy, a small, immaculately kept secondary school in Portsmouth, children who qualify for free school meals—244% of the school's pupils—are also given a free uniform.
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The Manchester man's one of the best curators on the scene, and this mix for Test Pressing is an immaculately selected breeze through sunset sax-on-the-beach belters.
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While still relatively rootsy, its successor, 2014's Tomorrow's Hits, tightened up that sound for a polished, songs-forward LP that's still the band's most immaculately produced collection yet.
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Chardiet says that both that record and Bestial Burden were essentially studio-recorded documents of the live shows she was playing at the time, but they're nevertheless structured immaculately.
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With a magnificent Jude Law as the titular Catholic figurehead, the series was gorgeously shot, immaculately designed, and boasted a surprising amount of heart in its boundary-pushing narrative.
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Family members followed the fire truck in Mr. Heller's immaculately restored 1932 Plymouth roadster with, as per his request, a set of plastic testicles dangling from the rear bumper.
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Yes, this is an immaculately produced track, but all the studio trickery in the world can't disguise a mediocre hook, or a weak bridge, or a sloppy middle eight.
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When the mother of the bride stepped out of the vehicle, she was immaculately dressed in a mint green dress and jacket, her locs perfectly topped with a matching hat.
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Boyish-looking and usually immaculately turned out in suit and tie, Di Maio presents a more moderate image than Grillo, who is famous for raucous tirades against the ruling elite.
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On Wednesday, several dozen young lawyers, immaculately dressed in suits and equipped with the latest smartphones, stood on the steps of Kenya's Supreme Court to deliver a set of demands.
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Before the excess and the drugs and the rock 'n' roll, these images show Depp and Moss at the start of their careers: Bright-eyed, fresh-faced, and immaculately chiseled.
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After a little juggling of wet towels and roller bags, we entered an immaculately clean yet bland hotel room with gray carpeting, gray-painted walls and dark-wood modern furniture.
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This provocative vision inspired her series Living Room, sending Nolle on a quest to photograph the scrappy DIY shelters of the poor inside the immaculately styled parlors of the rich.
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The one belonging to the Park family is an immaculately designed modern mansion that's raised and walled off from the street, an airy urban oasis complete with a lush lawn.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - With its century-old Spanish-style homes tucked behind immaculately trimmed hedges, San Marino, California, is among the most coveted spots to live in the Los Angeles area.
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The news, when it came, was delivered via a press release sent to the world's media, before the immaculately turned-out family posed outside the hospital for banks of salivating photographers.
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T.S. Abe discovered a newfound source of inspiration for her sketches by incorporating what she sees on a daily basis on her account—a feed of an immaculately chill style darlings.
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He pointed out a picture of his father, immaculately dressed and coifed, in a book of family photos that his own children gave to him for his 70th birthday in June.
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Though its short life came to a sad end, the young horse has now earned an afterlife as one of the most immaculately preserved specimens of a prehistoric equine ever discovered.
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Tune in for immaculately executed dodge rolls, a deft understanding of invincibility frames, and the acquisition of a big-ass claymore that makes my character's blade look like a safety razor.
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And strange though it may seem, the delay may be to the advantage of this latest staging, immaculately directed by John Rando and sung with incandescence by its 17-member cast.
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Down they'd swoop from surrounding buildings with their cameras and flashlights, and protagonist Gordon Freeman would swat them with his crowbar as they ventured too close to his immaculately trimmed beard.
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The couple, beaming in their own immaculately pressed blue mess uniforms, the most formal threads in the Army's wardrobe, were celebrated by a saber-arch salute as they departed the chapel.
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Mr. Haneke's greatness as a filmmaker is never in question during this immaculately directed work, but his emphasis again on surveillance culture, class pathology and anomie feels more ritualistic than inspired.
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With the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted at Glyndebourne with cool precision by Vladimir Jurowski, the score is immaculately stormy, as changeable yet coherent as fast-shifting gray clouds when thunder approaches.
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In "Unforgettable," you play an immaculately groomed divorced woman and overprotective mother who isn't about to let her ex's new girlfriend get comfortable with her former family in her old house.
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But in "Song to Song" both the familiarity of his aesthetic and the inability of some of his actors to summon an inner light create immaculately photographed surfaces rather than immanence.
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One of the many great things about Coogler's Creed was the immaculately choreographed boxing matches, and he seems to have brought that thoughtful intricacy to every action sequence in his new movie.
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Savala says that in recent years, the expectations for delivering high-quality results are especially demanding with all of the immaculately styled—and strategically angled—images that people post on social media.
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Guzmán did not return to his homeland for decades, and one of the sites he visits in this film is his childhood home in Santiago, the facade of which seems immaculately preserved.
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Like the Trump family, megachurch pastors and their immaculately groomed wives and children are held up as models of divine favour: winners who have found the rungs of an invisible ladder to success.
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Boyish-looking and usually immaculately turned out in suit and tie, Di Maio presents a moderate image in striking contrast to Grillo, who is famous for his raucous tirades against Italy's ruling elite.
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Yeah, you usually get a little timetable of the running order in a tiny book immaculately encased in a plastic sheath hanging on a jazzy lanyard, but really, what are the unmissable highlights?
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Poised, beautifully spoken and always immaculately dressed, Mr. Byrne provided an insecure and rapidly urbanizing small country with a model of quiet authority — Johnny Carson, Walter Cronkite and Oprah Winfrey rolled into one.
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And the Carpenters' cover, released on their epochal Christmas Portrait, chills and captivates, as the immaculately expert studio-perfect arrangement deploys woodwinds, strings, and glossy, burbling electric piano to construct several nostalgic layers.
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They will celebrate the release of "Last Chance," an EP full of immaculately hip grooves, with this show in Ridgewood, Queens, featuring the left-field pop vocalist Shamir and other friends and collaborators.
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We love (don't miss this feature!): The Altitude Pool Deck is not only immaculately designed with gradient colors, but it's so large it will never feel too crowded and the views are stunning.
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While my sense of style was sometimes wildly different from the other women, the experience of dressing up a paper doll and then seeing everyone else's immaculately dressed paper dolls never got old.
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The braised oxtails were immaculately tender, simmered to the point that the boiled eggs and chickpeas sponged up the flavor from the meat, making the chickpeas rich and creamy, he said on Saturday.
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At 14 he was taken out of school and spent three years sequestered in Scotland with a teacher who inculcated the basics of his immaculately expressive style; he then studied at the Oberlin conservatory.
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Phoebe English An alumna of the late Louise Wilson's Central Saint Martins MA course, Phoebe English has received international acclaim for her immaculately cut, monochromatic, deconstructed designs, and uncompromising attention to finish and fabrics.
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After the doors opened on Black Friday, it was only a matter of time before the immaculately organized store devolved into a chaotic mess of mismatched shoes and an obstacle course of piled boxes.
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Close at Hand A half-century of whisking has left faint spirals inside the stainless-steel mixing bowls, the only etch of time visible in the architect Katherine Chia's otherwise unscarred, immaculately white kitchen.
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We see immaculately spaced I-beams painted rust red, a hoard of symmetrical blue boxes gathered on the floor, and a bold diptych of blue and yellow trusses hanging from their opposite-colored canvases.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Modern city-state Singapore is a predictable place: it's hot and humid every day, unabashedly pro-business, immaculately clean -no chewing gum anywhere - and the government is usually run by a Lee.
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Ms. Crutchfield's debut album, "Tourist in This Town," released last week, represents a stunning creative leap forward, and her immaculately arranged indie pop evokes alt-rock songwriting greats like Liz Phair and Kristin Hersh.montyhall.ticketfly.
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A former Las Vegas police officer told CBS News that the length and scope of the shooting were planned "immaculately" and made it difficult to get first responders to the scene of the attack.
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Also, the Korean Air flight attendants, immaculately dressed in powder blue satin shirts, tailored pencil skirts and coifed updos, were there to scoop up Roxie from our arms at the first sign of fussiness.
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The immaculately clean booths and tables are just a few steps from the sauna, and they're just across from a pair of beer-and soda-stocked refrigerators, a 55-inch flatscreen, and a PS4.
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Because while perfectly lit, immaculately produced beauty videos bring a certain #inspo factor, Hanbery's IDGAF approach is more like what many of our attempts at a beauty tutorial would look like — fun, but kinda clueless.
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But in the meantime, we'll presumably get to watch Timothée Chalamet feverishly mash some typewriter keys and try to hit his deadline inside some immaculately designed, freakishly symmetrical newspaper outpost or whatever, so get ready.
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And now: the below image of Green walking the red carpet at the Grammys as though he immaculately emerged from an act of reproduction between a Ferrero Rocher and C3PO rather than the human womb.
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Wonder Woman, also known as Diana Prince, is an elusive force in "Batman v Superman," immaculately dressed, coyly intelligent and drawing the attention of Ben Affleck's Bruce Wayne - the playboy billionaire alter-ego of Batman.
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Sitting under a tarpaulin in front of his obliterated home, a mangle of shattered timber and broken concrete surrounding an immaculately intact green cupboard, the imam said shocked worshippers had questioned him about the quake.
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Nesyamun lived, died, and was mummified sometime around 1100 BCE, during the reign of Ramesses XI. His body, which remains immaculately preserved, has been a part of the Leeds City Museum collection since the 1800s.
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Like many genre specialists, their gift is for obsessive craft: beneath an immaculately glistening surface, they construct a bizarre ahistorical facsimile of studio country-rock that may even have existed but certainly didn't sound like this.
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The houses reflect the range of financial security among Whitehaven's almost exclusively black residents: Some lawns are immaculately kept in front of neat, pretty facades, while others run riot with weeds next to broken-down cars.
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Perhaps some might pick up on this after seeing the brief ending sequence of a ghost town built by the rural laborers, filled with colonial era-esque apartment buildings, immaculately trimmed hedges, and smoothly paved roads.
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Ivanka isn't anything like an Offred, though she is a dead ringer for the Handmaid's Tale character Serena Joy, the wife of Offred's owner who smooths over her husband's brutality with her smiling, immaculately coiffed blondeness.
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Briefly, a delusion took hold of me during the Hermès show on Sunday as the Austrian model Serge Rigvava sauntered onto the runway clad in an immaculately cut six-button double-breasted suit of verdigris velvet.
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As the rise of blow-dry bars in major cities worldwide and the increasing popularity of on-demand beauty apps suggest, the pressure to look immaculately chic and coifed has dramatically increased in the age of Instagram.
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Abrams, fresh off the directorial success of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," said the show touches on the nostalgia of the 1960s when both men and women were immaculately dressed and meals cost just a few cents.
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There's that one-in-a-million chance that it could turn out to be the one, where the floors are marble, the servers are immaculately trained puppies, and there are extra appetizers for their bestest delivery customer.
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The result is Fred P doing what Fred P does best—laying down immaculately selected sleek house and techno that makes you want to hop on the next available bus and hotfoot it to the nearest club.
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At the immaculately orchestrated soiree-cum-fashion show at her store-front-style loft in TriBeCa last night, guests sampled Malpeque oysters, deviled quail eggs and elderflower cocktails, narrowly dodging Bobbin, the designer's terrier, who frisked underfoot.
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What stands out at the spa of this immaculately polished resort are the out-of-the box options, like the Kuyam treatment, a sauna-mud bath hybrid derived from the Chumash Native Americans of the Ojai Valley.
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It would have taken me eons to catch word of it, to gain an appreciation of its immaculately well-curated slate of documentaries, to fully process that such a thing could occur in my own quaint backyard.
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Its immaculately tended, sprawling grounds offer wine tastings and tennis lessons by certified professionals, and it has almost certainly never been visited by most of the residents living in the low-income housing that surrounds the facility.
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Freestyling, unless it is immaculately funny and uncannily anchored in the specifics of the moment—if it includes, say, a description of something somebody's wearing, the better to prove genuine spontaneity—tends to curdle quickly into kitsch.
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There was a shirtless Justin Bieber with a gold chain around his neck, hair immaculately coiffed; Mike Tyson with his famous face tattoo; Zach Galifianakis in a T-shirt with a messenger bag slung casually around his shoulder.
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Immaculately preserved fossils, such as the famous Burgess Shale in the Canadian Rockies—a robust cross-section of an entire ecosystem—are believed by some to exist because of low oxygen conditions near the seafloor that halted decay.
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But even as she conjures a villain for the ages (everything about Tessa fits together perfectly, from her tight self-knotted ponytail to her immaculately kept home to her milk-white wardrobe), she exposes a frail human beneath.
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"Gotta Lotta Luv" rides for eight incredible minutes over the one of the best piano house chord sequences ever—which, given that piano house is God's own music, is no small claim—and Williams' immaculately delivered loverman vocals.
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The Knot, for instance, played a role, however ironically, when Los Angeles–based comedian, painter, and writer Cait Raft got married to comedian and writer Jack Allison at San Luis Obispo's immaculately '50s kitsch Madonna Inn in January 2018.
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It was immaculately conceived after Zionist leaders accepted the U.N.'s partition plan in 1947, and then fended off massive Arab attacks while demonstrating nothing but goodwill to the Palestinians living in what would become the new Jewish state.
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And while Mary Poppins Returns thankfully draws less gawking attention to the titular character's physical charms, Mary is, of course, immaculately coiffed, with an enviably snappy collection of coats and kitten heels, and she is just a bit vain.
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Despite all the feathery swooping and gunning motors, the flashing gold and pounding sun, these immaculately framed, balanced and photographed images have a tableaulike quality, characterized by a stillness (perhaps cultural or situational) that suggests a memento mori. (M.
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WALK after dark past some of the immaculately maintained white stucco houses in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and automatic security lights all click on at the same time: a sign that many of their owners are absent.
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As Detective Jeffries (Victor Williams) explains to Cole and Noah, Alison had already started "getting ready" for death a week prior, immaculately cleaning her home and setting up a bank account for Joanie (Savannah and Reagan Grella), her daughter with Cole.
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So in the intervening years since Eriksson's stupidity, the utterly demolished Enzo — chassis number 135564 — has been immaculately restored to better-than-new condition, adding options and features like navigation and a rear-view camera that weren't on the original model.
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He built it using the philosophy that music is all just music and nothing is off limits; it's a bold collage of immaculately and seamlessly sequenced music that seems flirt and celebrate the idea of working with contradictions, absurdities, and ridiculousness.
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After Esther and Andrew spent three months in the hospital, the entire family moved into a nearby apartment, in order to live in a smaller space they could keep immaculately clean while waiting for Andrew's new immune system to develop.
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A few blocks away on the same Soho street, Everlane looks even more like an Apple store, with a white-painted facade, floor-to-ceiling glass storefront, and an immaculately ordered interior in which everything seems to be visible at once.
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Their presence put a fine point on the fact that the Evelyn is an immaculately preserved Beaux Arts-era building and that Benno, situated in what used to be the ladies' lounge, is a restaurant for capital-"F" Fine Dining.
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Men in tuxedos and women in revealing dresses with costume jewelry in their immaculately coifed hair have hit the dance floor for a favorite tune, the pop classic "The Pretty Ones Have to Dance," by the exiled Iranian singer Andy.
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Picture how surprising it must have seemed in the determinedly drab settings of Manhattan literary gatherings when Mr. Wolfe strutted in, peacock resplendent, in immaculately tailored clothes in a palette of ice cream hues like French vanilla and butter pecan.
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Gone, too, are the bulky chalk-striped salesman suits, and in their place immaculately tailored ensembles so anonymous they never draw attention away from the wearer, a cerebral wiseguy aiming darts at a pegboard studded with ego-bloated celebrity balloons.
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ROME — When the Five Star Movement took power in Italy in 2018, the party's boyish and immaculately dressed political leader, Luigi Di Maio, emerged as the reassuring face of a political force transitioning from protest movement to a mature governing party.
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Immaculately turned out in a cream fur coat and wearing a giant turquoise ring, Chen is one of Wenzhou's numerous wealthy Christians who say their children must attend Bible classes because state education fails to provide sufficient moral and spiritual guidance.
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In my head, all those wineries blur together into one big, Tuscan-inspired mansion on an immaculately manicured lawn, surrounded by planters full of geraniums and gargoyles winking at me, knowing that later I will probably fall asleep without brushing my teeth.
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Like Carney's other films, Sing Street gets a lot of its power from immaculately crafted performance scenes, where Conor's songs (co-written by Carney and pop maestro Gary Clark) develop from scrawled lines of banal poetry into earworm-worthy, suspiciously polished tunes.
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The new film promises more of what you showed up for in films one and two — Keanu Reeves, looking tired and gritty but immaculately attired as he singlehandedly mows down rows of unfortunate bad guys with, like, two fingers and a tiny gun.
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We are in the midst of an energy revolution, although, as Sernovitz observes, not the one that utopians expected — with solar and wind energy too cheap and plentiful to meter, fuel cells humming in every basement, cars immaculately zipping along on hydrogen.
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An immaculately dressed showman who used to wheel out racks of clothes during shareholder meetings and wow an adoring mostly mature female audience with his salesman patter, Rose puts his success down to an ability to read the mood of the nation.
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She opens a kitchen cabinet to reveal shelves of immaculately arranged items: One is devoted to rocks they've collected on their travels, another to geometric puzzles; a third stores stacks of British studio pottery in a muted palette of warm browns and beiges.
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I'm in this hobby just as much for the rough-and-tumble ass-kickers as I am for the immaculately groomed boutique owners, and I will praise StyleSavvy for years to come for giving me games that at least take that inclination seriously.
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A strong new-music pianist with close ties to the Wandelweiser school of composition — think very long pieces, immaculately comprising few notes, resounding rarely — plays Michael Pisaro's "Green Hour, Grey Future," for piano and electronics as part of the Modern Piano (+) Festival.spectrumnyc.com
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I have had to delete other screenshots from my Switch—at least two hundred of them—because I wanted to take more screenshots of my character sitting in that butterfly sanctuary, or fishing on the pier, or sitting in my immaculately decorated room.
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Even if it had been immaculately well conducted — and it certainly wasn't — Wakefield's "case series report" of 5.53 children's clinical anecdotes would never have justified the conclusion that MMR causes autism, despite what journalists claimed: it simply didn't have big enough numbers to do so.
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I'm in this hobby just as much for the rough-and-tumble ass-kickers as I am for the immaculately groomed boutique owners, and I will praise Style Savvy for years to come for giving me games that at least take that inclination seriously.
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"You have to create a space that feels safe enough for people to share their ideas," Levy said, wearing black horn-rimmed glasses, a teal sweater, and navy slacks that distinguished him from his monochrome-clad character but for the same immaculately cropped locks.
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After dollying through several immaculately-designed digital sets, the short explodes into a symphony of self-playing instruments, suspended celestial objects, and lively flower petals that are clearly fake but have such detailed textures and colors that they could be mistaken for film grain.
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Manchester by the Sea, directed by Kenneth LonerganFor a movie so lyrical, immaculately structured, and observant of every little detail, Manchester by the Sea works best when it's focused on Casey Affleck's eyes, which are constantly searching for an escape that they'll never find.
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Tim Sutton, whose career began in 2012 with festival-favorite Pavilion, has a brand of filmmaking that's often been compared to the works of Gus Van Sant and Terence Malick—immaculately shot, poetically discursive adventures that find their beauty in existing from moment to moment.
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From immaculately carved glass jars (filled with even more immaculate dollops of fancy face cream), to zero-waste eyeshadow palettes that are every bit as covetable as conventional ones, every year, it seems, beauty packaging tends to just get better and better (and more sustainable!).
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In fact, when you think about how Beyoncé's almost impeccable career is still going strong, how her talent and longevity never wane, it seems inhuman; as though she wasn't conceived through fertile means, but immaculately, in a test-tube, for the purposes of fame.
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And finally, London Fashion Week is a celebration of the city's different communities and subcultures, whether it's the club kids hanging outside the Fashion East show in their own experimental creations, or the immaculately dressed women sitting front row at Rejina Pyo in puff-sleeved gowns.
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I always look forward to individual and collaborative Samuel Donaldson and Brad Wilber bylines, because I know that I am about to solve a puzzle with an immaculately filled grid, interesting entries, brain-twisting clues and things I will no doubt be learning for the first time.
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And yet he carried himself with a certain dignity, kept himself immaculately dressed and groomed, was well mannered and well spoken, and possessed an enviably large vocabulary, was almost always cheerful, and could unleash, at any moment, his one weapon of beauty, which was his smile.
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A sudden emotional shift away, not unlike a jump cut, from the levity Bernstein sets at the start occurs in Act Two, when Bieber, played by immaculately coiffed and buffed Luke Smithers, makes his appearance as an expressionless angel, a figure of exemplary conduct but wholly colorless.
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Among the roomy outercoats and immaculately tailored suits were new propositions, like culottes and knee-skimming tweed skirts worn over thigh-high boots and a variety of pieces in lumberjack checks; Beckham also worked in offbeat details, such as belt buckles made from silver skeleton hands.
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I struggled to keep hold of my pencil and notebook as I watched industrial designer Maggie Coblentz, immaculately costumed in a Ziggy Stardust-inspired white jumpsuit and matching go-go boots, chase down and swallow a handful of boba pearls, nibbling at them like a goldfish.
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Tensions erupt in Senate after chaotic day on Trump nominees But the President is also known to place great value in someone's appearance and might have concluded that Gorsuch, tall, fit with a square jaw and immaculately cropped gray hair looks the part of a Supreme Court Justice.
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Even more fortunately for Dorsey, the "fireside chat" that was supposed to be about how technology is beating our sense of personal privacy to death with immaculately designed clubs available in three limited edition colors, the hack of allegedly nude photos belonging to panelist Emma Watson didn't come up.
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And look at the hens: a clutch of immaculately posed figures in cream and white, like a group portrait by Sargent, sitting down to dine as if supping at a ball, and illuminating the rooms, or the ravishing curve of a staircase, with a haze of candle flame.
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Rather, I'm drawn in by the plot, the rose ceremony gowns, the cattiness, the fantastical helicopter dates, the closed doors and muffled sex sounds, the untouched platters of finger food at the cocktail parties (infuriating), and, of course, Chris Harrison, who has been the show's immaculately coiffed host for 20 seasons.
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And the scenes are hypnotic: a 31-year-old Chuck Berry stomping across the stage during "Sweet Little Sixteen," showing off hip-swiveling moves that clearly inspired Elvis Presley; Anita O'Day singing "Sweet Georgia Brown" while dressed immaculately in a black evening gown, white gloves, and a feather-festooned hat.
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Pros: More flexible than the previous generation, immaculately stitched, sealed, and tapedCons: Expensive, maybe not quite as flexible as the higher-performance, state-of-the-art neoprene wetsuitsFor more information on how to care for and maintain your wetsuit, and for other wetsuit recommendations, check out our full wetsuit buying guide.
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The Mormons are the last practitioners of The Great Christmas Kitsch Arts, and they will fill your mind and your heart with holiday joy as you listen to their choir, devour their unnervingly perfect Christmas cookies, and go caroling in their beautiful neighborhoods, each more immaculately decorated than the last.
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Watch the film and the Lion City, as it's known, appears exclusively populated by the immaculately coifed and buffed über-rich (true, there are plenty here) who live in lushly landscaped sprawling homes (many of those about) and jet set to islands to escape the ennui of daily life (it happens).
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I started grad school in August, which meant I moved out of my parents' house and away from their immaculately stocked refrigerator, and also meant the place where I worked all day was located more than a 10-foot walk from where I slept, which also helped, but that's more or less it!
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They've been married for years and have raised a child together, but have somehow kept their consumption of the news and other moral material immaculately separate: she recites the names of black police victims like a liturgy, but he barely knows that "ghetto," as a descriptor of his son, is a slur.
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But believe me, it's no hardship abandoning all the flashbacks to the tail end of the 1970s and the opening bits of the 1980s, when an obnoxiously blissed out 20-something Donna, who's played by Lily James, sleeps her way around southern France and Greece, and does so immaculately, it must be said.
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In reality, O.J. Simpson's attorney Johnnie Cochran was many things at once, wrapped up in one immaculately tailored package: a smooth-talking litigator, crusading redeemer of racial injustice, fiery orator sermonizing to juries, master media manipulator, and down-and-dirty legal brawler who'd stop at next to nothing in service of his client.
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His stable mates Tapwrit and Always Dreaming are scheduled to run for the trainer Todd Pletcher, who has dominated the winter and spring Derby prep races over the past decade, but who has only a single Derby winner to show for the herd of immaculately bred speedballs he has dispatched to Louisville.
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You probably think that I swan into work at midday, sit on an expensive beanbag, drinking expensive smoothies, eating expensive sandwiches, waiting for inspiration to strike, for my heart to guide my hand into writing 300 immaculately chosen words about a very exciting new record that we're generously sharing with you for free.
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Some of the pictures are extremely well known, such as the cover image of a slack-jawed but immaculately coifed supermarket bag boy rounding up shopping carts, while others are less so: page after page of riveting, often untitled character studies, some of them in black-and-white and from very early in his career.
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We also toured the immaculately clean Metro stations and marveled at their gilded columns and frescoed walls, and caught a ballet performance of "Anna Karenina," based on the novel by Leo Tolstoy, at Mariinsky II, a concert hall that opened a few years ago as an addition to the original 19th-century Mariinsky Theater.
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The bold, sculptured shoulders and silhouettes of a series of immaculately cut pantsuits in patchwork plaids or an elegant gray showed Mr. Jeffrey was also creating for both men and women with commercial requisites in mind, as did charming, scribbled prints on trench coats, shirts and shorts that would likely catch some retailers' eyes.
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In the gloom of the basement bar, which is divided up by black drapes hung from the ceiling to create curtained-off play areas, the sophistication of the guests' attire ranges from baggy, charity shop pleated trousers scuffed at the knees to immaculately-pressed Kilgour two-pieces with cutaway collared shirts and lush, expansive double-Windsor knotted Hermes ties.
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As skeptical as I am about saying this, there can at times be something transcendent in a work of art, whether it be a perfectly arranged Donald Judd installation in the desert of west Texas or a Monet water lily painting hanging in an immaculately tiled room in Japan, sometimes art shows us something greater than ourselves.
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A 2007 Zagat review, browning in a frame on the entry wall, unsparingly makes reference to Zante's "weird ambiance," and there is definitely something out of time about the immaculately clean fake wood grain on the fans above the tiled pizza counter where I sit to try out a couple slices of paneer and spinach pizza.
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By the fireplace in a countryside bar in Norway with a glass of citrusy traditional kveik beer; under an immaculately manicured tree, lost in a feudal-era park in the Japanese city of Takamatsu; on the front porch of the farmhouse where I stayed on Orcas Island, listening to the competing conversations of ducks, geese and turkeys.
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Yes, the green hills of this city are still dotted with immaculately preserved cemeteries and monuments to the many victims of World War II. But the horrors of what happened more than 70 years ago seem increasingly irrelevant to people buried in their smart phones as they are transported on subway trains and ferry boats to and from work.
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In this moment of being desperate not to feel worse, and paying close attention to how certain things made me feel, I could sense a pleasant mood-uplift from little sartorial details, like the way the cuff of a sweater aligns with the shirt-cuff and wristwatch underneath, or the feel of a immaculately fitted pair of jeans.
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Illustration: Andrey Atuchin/DMNS 2017Working in this high desert terrain, paleontologists from the Natural History Museum of Utah and the University of Utah managed to pull out a number of bones, including an immaculately preserved complete skull, bony armor (including neck rings and spiked plates), several vertebrae, a forelimb, various hindlimb bones, and nearly complete tail with the iconic ankylosaur club still attached.
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Befitting of the woodsy setting, the couture collection itself had a fairytale theme: a high-fashion heroine in head-to-toe black hooded gowns opened the show, followed by form-fitting, immaculately-cut tailored separates work with intricate animal masks and by sculptural gowns reminiscent of the Raf Simons era, except with a distinctly Chiuri color palette of red, blush, and ivory enhanced with embroidery.
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Throughout his decade-long career, the image Fiddy presented was one of a man who had so much money that when he pooped, it didn't leave a trace; instead, it was easier to imagine his defecations sliding out immaculately, because 50 Cent had so much money he could probably partake in an ostentatious show of wealth, like installing diamonds in the lining of his ass.
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While many of those OGs continue to hoist that bloody torch for good old-fashioned metal of death, a particularly potent crop of young guns have sprouted as of late, and I wanted to take a minute to make note of them—from Tomb Mold to Blood Incantation to Horrendous to Witch Vomit, the kids are alright (and immaculately turned-out in the finest of longsleeves).
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It was techically in the basement, but no less elegant — the fancy chandeliers and tile floors were just a teaser to the dizzying array of cuisines from all over the world (the cheese, fruit, and juice selection was particularly expansive) and the incredible level of service from immaculately-dressed staff, who went around pouring coffee and tea for guests and taking orders for various omelettes and soufflés.
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There is no one of this earth that gets as much use out of their Disney World season's pass as Swaggy P, and no one who gets as much enjoyment out of Disney World as Swaggy P. In one visit we have two hat changes and four era changes—puritan, pirate, something with lights, log driving—plus P doing an immaculately timed selfie the moment the roller coaster took his family's photo, like summer Inception.
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During monsoon season, which lasts from May to November, the sudden violent storms and the brilliant liquid skies that followed them gave the neighborhood archaic moods: the cicadas roaring in the stupendous trees, the immaculately dressed society girls in the back of tuk-tuks on their way to rendezvous in the rain, the drum fires of the motorcycle taxi guys where they drank rum to mor lam country music when the stand was closed.
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