Taylor and Kent were not only impeccably dressed, but also impeccably credentialed, impeccably behaved.
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So, Podolski has a point, but the confluence of events in this specific case make it difficult to come to any conclusion other than this impeccably fashionable man is also impeccably disgusting.
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It was a valuable find: hordes of fossils, impeccably preserved.
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"Dragonfly in Amber" is impeccably written, acted, directed, and produced.
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Tim is always dressed impeccably and dapper in a suit.
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My husband wasn't a true dandy, but he dressed impeccably.
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And the fact that she was always so impeccably dressed.
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I was indoctrinated by my mother who was impeccably dressed.
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Frank Pembleton held this joint, as impeccably played by Andre Braugher.
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The film is a heart-rending, impeccably executed soap opera episode.
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Everyone else is having trouble, but Mahlangu's lines are impeccably straight.
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Palermo's still not done surprising us with her impeccably coordinated outfits.
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Pulitzer Prize winning author Thornton Wilder makes that option impeccably literary.
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Fifteen years her senior, he was dashing, brave and impeccably trained.
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The Drapers are back — and they're as impeccably dressed as ever!
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Cher is — she of the impeccably made up, inscrutable public face.
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Many of his sources were — as time has shown — impeccably informed.
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She also has a legendary closet full of impeccably organized fitness gear.
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Blink 182's "I Miss You" was heartfelt, apt, and performed impeccably.
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However, it's significantly cheaper than a loaded Range Rover and impeccably built.
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The show has now grown into an impeccably edited and enlightening creation.
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There are some intriguing nuggets in this forensic and impeccably sourced account.
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And, like much of Netflix's original content, the show is cast impeccably.
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A disheveled top bun frames her impeccably, though subtly, made up face.
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Kate Middleton's impeccably-style updo is holding a little secret — a hairnet!
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Like "Cop Rock," the CBS series was impeccably produced but didn't last.
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Outside, Pretor-Pinney kept pointing out, the London sky was impeccably blue.
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The impeccably crafted cabin gets the same angular geometry as the exterior.
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"The Far Away Brothers" is impeccably timed, intimately reported and beautifully expressed.
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They draw up complex recruitment strategies and hire impeccably qualified data analysts.
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This sustained act of sabotage is realized by an impeccably synced team.
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She had, she recalled, "an overprotected upbringing" in an impeccably bourgeois family.
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This has been a period which Kate has handled impeccably and imaginatively.
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Ms. Welker was impeccably put together: her clothes, her makeup, her hair.
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"Behave impeccably," she advises, when you come face to face with the Fool.
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And she had an impeccably-decorated bridal shower that she shared on Instagram.
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Until now, the independence movement has been impeccably non-violent, albeit constantly provocative.
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Urban Outfitters are known for their impeccably styled and super buyable home catalogs.
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Both women are impeccably dressed with designer handbags and professional folders in tow.
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It started with the AirPods themselves, which are filled with impeccably-packed components.
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Vietnam, the camera cuts to a tableau of the soldiers' wives, impeccably dressed
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He was styled impeccably in a dark grey suit and lilac button down.
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The kitchens are the domestic equivalent of an impeccably tailored Savile Row suit.
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The idea was ahead of its time, and their timing was impeccably bad.
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A revival this impeccably revivified will be hard to beat this Broadway season.
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McHenry, always impeccably dressed with a bow tie, is intensely loyal to Scalise.
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It's the one room in this otherwise impeccably hung exhibition that feels overfilled.
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The trail, maintained by the French forest service, is tricky but impeccably maintained.
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Impeccably directed by Michael Mayer, and featuring a nigh-perfect ensemble of five.
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President George W. Bush's appointments — John Roberts and Samuel Alito — were impeccably conservative.
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The night went impeccably, which means you wake up in a hangover-induced stupor.
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The space is impeccably organized, replete with glass jars and baskets from West Elm.
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They were impeccably dressed in the same outfit that was to become their uniform.
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It captures a momentary loss of poise for the otherwise impeccably put-together subject.
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Bjork, herself a genre-straddling musician, is also impeccably re-created by the D8000.
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Clashing with everything around him, he stood erect, maybe 5-foot-8, impeccably dressed.
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There were plenty of impeccably-timed shots of high-fliers captured mid-air, too.
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The brutal content, the vicious one-liners, the impeccably cool outfits; it's all there.
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The idea: make the product's surface impeccably attractive, even if its consumption is destructive.
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Parallel to these harder, caustic songs are impeccably innocent ones to get lost in.
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"Vegas did it impeccably," said Ian Weston, executive director of the American Trauma Society.
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He combines impeccably average looks with a very un-average intelligence and emotional volatility.
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The show's allure derives almost entirely from Mr. Fierstein's fairly restrained, impeccably timed performance.
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In 2017, two Ole Miss students' impeccably decorated dorm room went viral on social media.
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Yesterday, one of Yolanda's daughters, Bella Hadid, shared photos of her own impeccably stocked refrigerator.
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"Good morning, sir," said an impeccably mannered gentleman in a neatly pressed British Airways uniform.
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Content is king here, and the way CloudMagic renders emails is impeccably clean and speedy.
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"They have done that impeccably for 11 years," Hager says of the 10 o'clock slot.
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Impeccably directed by Michael Mayer, and featuring a nigh-perfect ensemble of five (4555:4233).
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Impeccably directed by Michael Mayer, and featuring a nigh-perfect ensemble of five (2:05).
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Impeccably directed by Michael Mayer, and featuring a nigh-perfect ensemble of five (41113:05).
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Impeccably directed by Michael Mayer, and featuring a nigh-perfect ensemble of five (4203:2330).
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They were impossibly sporty, charming and intelligent, with perfect smiles and impeccably curated Instagram profiles.
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All the women in my family dressed impeccably, even when they worked in the kitchen.
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The recipes are not at all experimental, but are instead impeccably tested and annotated classics.
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Impeccably directed by Michael Mayer, and featuring a nigh-perfect ensemble of five (2:126).
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The book is "impeccably timed, intimately reported and beautifully expressed," our critic Jennifer Senior writes.
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An empty bottle of Cava wine and Majorcan clay whistles are impeccably recreated by set designers.
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Though she does not have Mr McGuinness's paramilitary background, she is from an impeccably republican family.
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This year they're the impeccably dressed Ben Still'hers', and Salcedo cosplays as Tony Perkis from Heavyweights.
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Intently, he addressed the work's virtuoso challenges, rising higher and higher through his impeccably classical technique.
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And while this is considered developmental artwork, the imagery itself was impeccably detailed, nearly photo-real.
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PERHAPS it was the impeccably proletarian setting: a vast former coal mine in the industrial Ruhr.
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The image was impeccably bright, the frame rate resulting in utter clarity throughout the entire frame.
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Time was, motherhood was a way for celebrities to showcase how impeccably well-rounded they were.
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Ms. Johnson is an impeccably connected columnist for The Mail on Sunday — and Boris Johnson's sister.
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"It's a D.I.Y. ethos with impeccably modern taste," said Grace Bonney, the founder of Design Sponge.
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It opens with lightly reverbed vocals laid gauzy over impeccably tight drum machine clips and thuds.
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That's partly because the play's performers, under Mr. Mendes's impeccably paced direction, are so inventively mutable.
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And 19 years ago, Detective Frank Pembleton held this joint, as impeccably played by Andre Braugher.
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His signature fluorescent-tube sculptures are rarely as impeccably selected or installed as they are here.
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A charity store fan says: 'I make sure it's absolutely impeccable, and I wrap it impeccably.
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But in order to get into tournaments at whites-only clubs, they had to behave impeccably.
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Impeccably researched and pithily written, Bellos's book provides an important corrective to these kinds of distortions.
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Graveyards and memorials, many impossibly vast and all impeccably maintained, have been backdrops for the race.
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Its impeccably assembled elements often felt self-conscious to me, and I kept a spectator's distance.
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We found the '22014 to be impeccably balanced with flavors of red fruit, herbs and menthol.
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That said, Netflix's sitcom Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt was impeccably poised to take on the #MeToo moment.
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After all, Stamos is known for nothing more than his impeccably styled, always thick and lustrous hair.
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"My car is impeccably perfect most of the time, and his is a total disaster," she said.
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In one of America's most Republican states, it is also bipartisan, well-managed and impeccably science-based.
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" He admitted he had no idea what he was saying and called it an "impeccably white moment.
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They do their jobs well and live a splendidly settled life together in an impeccably decorated cabinet.
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Yes, it is actually possible to out yourself as a dedicated foodie while still looking impeccably fashionable.
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Tall, slim, and impeccably dressed in a spotless white uniform and towering toque, he was always smiling.
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Totally. Tuan is like a young Elizabeth — impeccably skilled and unwavering in his commitment to the cause.
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Minutes later, Holman is getting Vincent to write 'KENT' across his back in impeccably neat capital letters.
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We're technically following an impeccably prescribed itinerary, but at least everyone is doing it in floral print.
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And just like that, your impeccably stylish formal outfit is ruined by bright colors and performance materials.
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Like her own mother, my gentle babička Karolínka, she was pretty, always elegantly dressed and impeccably groomed.
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Maybe you want to see Jon Snow rewarded for years of self-sacrifice and impeccably moisturized hair.
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The usually impeccably turned-out Mr. Macron is thinner, and bags have been spotted under his eyes.
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The patrician Hepburn type is a rising politician, with a public school accent and impeccably tailored suits.
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Sports ____ Beyond butter and salt, oil — and lots of it — makes for the most impeccably crunchy kernels.
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Yet for the most part, the choreography the dancers so impeccably master limits them to showing off.
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"National Treasure" is a beautifully drawn portrait of ugliness, impeccably written and acted, yet painful to absorb.
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So they are absorbing inventories of JGB of the various financial institutions and doing operations impeccably well.
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Her pictures are dramatic tableaus, impeccably high-Surrealist even in their Gothic attraction to graveyards and decay.
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That trademark spicy smell, mixed with the scent of her always impeccably decorated tree, is Christmas to me.
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Laika, the Oregon-based stop-motion animation studio behind Coraline, ParaNorman, and The Boxtrolls, crafts impeccably beautiful films.
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Melania is known for her impeccably-groomed appearance, a reality that's bound to continue into her husband's presidency.
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But jeez, will someone please at least honor this man's impeccably business formal diss tweet with a response?
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They are impeccably dressed: white button-down shirts, black bow ties, black cummerbunds, white aprons, and black shoes.
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Ethan Lipton's mostly western musical, which Ben Brantley called an "impeccably inane horse opera," rides back into town.
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The Take Me Apart musician's locs are always styled impeccably: neat and cut into a razor-sharp bob.
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In the many glamor shots on her social media accounts, she is perfectly coiffed and impeccably made up.
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The bourgeois guests are impeccably dressed, just as we expect people of this class and world to look.
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It is difficult to find a speck of dust on the city streets, patrolled by impeccably-dressed policemen.
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Whether it's work in a zine or t-shirts or a spiral notebook, Ahlbom captures her world impeccably.
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From impeccably arranged bedrooms to color-coordinated beauty products, these photos make Marie Kondo look like a clutterbug.
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As he had in Ningbo, Xu regularly poured billions into big, risky bets that always seemed impeccably timed.
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He looked like a professor from a film, with his wire-rimmed glasses and impeccably parted silver hair.
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Speaking of hair, hers was always impeccably polished and expensive-looking — that's the Park Avenue aesthetic, after all.
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"Every time we had a meeting they'd be fascinated by my fingernails, which were manicured impeccably," she recalls.
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The world is a beautiful and interesting place, and David Attenborough's Planet Earth series shows that off impeccably.
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"Dress shabbily and they remember the dress; dress impeccably and they notice the woman," Coco Chanel once said.
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Despite the entry-level category, it was impeccably styled despite the small size at just 200 square feet.
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Ethan Lipton's mostly western musical, which Ben Brantley called an "impeccably inane horse opera," rides back in town.
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His first serious work as an urban planner, still in New Haven, was driven by impeccably progressive purposes.
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In 1993, his modern "Così," with Mozart impeccably dressed by Armani, gave him a belated Covent Garden debut.
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We called Ms. Carasquillo when it was time to pack, and she did the job efficiently and impeccably.
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And his foster sister, Sansa Stark: Sansa is probably lost in the woods somewhere, but impeccably well dressed.
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Mei is a Grade-A Amy Sherman-Palladino character: fast-talking, impeccably dressed, and just a little quirky.
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Depp opted for impeccably tailored black, split-hem trousers and a matching blazer, worn with a cropped white blouse.
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Nonetheless, there are impeccably wrought and distinctly beautiful objects mounted on the gallery walls and dangling from the ceiling.
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Cuarón shot Roma in black and white in a series of impeccably designed, deliberately paced medium-to-wide shots.
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That aesthetic involves pastel-coloured apartment blocks, pretty flower-shaped streetlights and pleasant parks kept impeccably clean by residents.
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When the royal mom, who is known for her signature blowout, opts for an updo, it's always impeccably styled.
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The supple and impeccably painted portraits from the series Superabundance of Ordinary Being, bring equal parts innocence and erotica.
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His portraiture is intricate, blunt, and impeccably choreographed, ranging in tone from dark and disorienting to uplifting and iconographic.
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"He was very keen and sincere," Huang said in his small but impeccably tidy studio apartment in central Kunming.
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During her eight years spent in the White House, former first lady Michelle Obama's fashion game was impeccably strong.
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You don't have to be an impeccably groomed street style star to care about what's hanging in your closet.
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The dog that played Bruiser Woods — Elle Woods's tiny, impeccably dressed chihuahua in Legally Blonde — passed away on Thursday.
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Instead, it's an impeccably crafted piece of infectious joy, and a perfect example of everything this show does best.
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He ran the team from the point impeccably well, recording 28 assists and no turnovers while playing 214 minutes.
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According to the listing, it was then "impeccably renovated and expanded" by Lewis, who gutted and expanded the property.
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They looked like two lambs, impeccably prepared by their elders as sacrifices to appease a beast or a god.
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On the palate, it was young, primary and impeccably balanced, with intense flavors of red fruit, herbs and citrus.
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" Sittenfeld said Garland is "impeccably qualified, and we want the Senate to stop obstructing and start doing its job.
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She has an impeccably decorated West Village apartment, an eye-popping trust fund and an extraordinarily patient support staff.
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It's the second restaurant from Joshua Skenes, the founder of Saison, a tiny, impeccably refined, three-Michelin-star establishment.
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Following closely on her heels was a dignified gentleman, impeccably dressed, who was a dead ringer for Papa Bush.
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Its impeccably coordinated creative team has magnified and polished its assets to a high sheen that never feels synthetic.
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The rice itself is impeccably fluffy and exhaling warmth, just enough to leave the fish in a cool blush.
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A Good Appetite Beyond butter and salt, oil — and lots of it — makes for the most impeccably crunchy kernels.
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Paul Wright, a smiling, impeccably jacked personal trainer, stared at me from the large screen mounted to the wall.
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It provided impeccably designed, modern accommodations—with a sauna, vegetarian chef, and an ever-flowing supply of herbal teas.
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The home was completed in 2013, and Charney said it was "impeccably maintained," and felt like new to buyers.
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Now an apartment complex and private event space, the seven-story Mediterranean- and Moorish-style building is impeccably preserved.
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The images were often a mixture of selfies and pictures of her posing, impeccably made up and modeling new clothes.
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Photo by Toadberry via Wikimedia CommonsAh, the simple pleasure of a perfectly stacked soda display or an impeccably organized closet.
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Friends and enemies alike describe Corbally as impeccably dressed, smooth talking, and smelling wonderfully of cigars and Paco Rabanne cologne.
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The five large pieces on the plate were impeccably pan-seared and then baked to bring out their silky texture.
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Reluctantly, Ms. Rabinowitz, an impeccably groomed 81-year-old grandmother who walks with a cane because of bad knees, agreed.
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When it comes to dealing with foreign leaders of whom she might not approve, Britain's Queen Elizabeth always behaves impeccably.
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However, in the blink of an eye, Nadia is back in Maxine's impeccably designed bathroom — she made the door herself!
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Turns out Couture Fashion Week is just as filled with scandal and controversy as it is with impeccably crafted gowns.
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Picture this celebratory scene: you're at a good friend's house, which is decorated impeccably, and wearing your favorite Christmas sweater.
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For me, the lightness and clunky fragility of the works recalled the experience of seeing an impeccably smooth marble figure.
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Bang & Olufsen has noticeably bumped up the bass response from the first edition while retaining impeccably clear and prominent highs.
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I snapped a quick photo while he was working hard to capture all the impeccably dressed tots and their parents.
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Seats are ergonomically designed, and feature smart touches like higher armrests and what Bombardier describes as an "impeccably shaped backrest."
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Moreover, the impeccably liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote the opinion for a unanimous Supreme Court in dismissing the case.
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If there's one thing I love more than anything else in the confectionary world it's an impeccably crafted shortbread cookie.
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"The lodge gives you a feeling of being in Austria— beautifully appointed and impeccably maintained," Yelp user Janice K. wrote.
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Behind the mass of impeccably-coiffed hair and beaming smile, Justin Trudeau is just your average jack-of-all-trades.
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The book "Delicious Places," published by gestalten, takes readers on a visual journey through impeccably designed restaurants around the world.
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In that respect, Céline was an impeccably filtered one-stop shop for time-impoverished women and that I will miss.
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CreditCreditAgnes Lee Last May, I walked into a room of impeccably dressed journalists at a media event in Los Angeles.
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Where this impeccably produced edition of PBS' "Masterpiece" truly excels, though, is in the intricate backstories for the other players.
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They run in place in impeccably dressed living rooms, their faces scrunched as they rapidly squish and pull the ring.
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Bellos's impeccably researched account of the strange afterlife of "Les Misérables" doubles as a fascinating partial biography of Victor Hugo.
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But the dandy — an impeccably dressed, vaguely aristocratic man obsessed with his own appearance — emerged more than 60 years before.
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Lin's other big action sequence, for instance, is staged impeccably, even as it seems to play with video game physics.
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Jack had the tough job this week of checking out Airstream's new Nest, its smaller, petite-r, impeccably designed, $45,900 trailer.
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But if Loop gets as big as Szaky wants it to, the system will have to work, impeccably, on its own.
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It was impeccably acted, with rawness and complexity closer to that of an ambitious cable drama than a broadcast crime mystery.
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Testino snapped the impeccably candid images during the family's intimate post-christening gathering at Sandringham House, Queen Elizabeth's Norfolk country home.
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Urban Outfitters is known for a few things: Tongue-in-cheek slogan tees, teensy bodysuits, and an impeccably styled home catalog.
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The magnificence of the release is that nothing feels forced—it is impeccably executed with subtleties and grace within the production.
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Corrigan, who will be CPI's executive director, is impeccably connected in the movement, on the Hill and inside the Trump Administration.
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My pre-planned questions, after all, seemed innocuous enough: What's his secret to keeping those impeccably groomed brows up to snuff?
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Invited round to their house, she sits bolt upright on the couch, impeccably clad, as if in a pew at church.
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Accordingly, on "The Get Down," Shaolin Fantastic is impeccably turned out, in primary colors and forever wearing creaseless red suede Pumas.
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Inside the impeccably clean factory, women smile over sewing machines, and in subtitled interviews, talk about how wonderful their jobs are.
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The show, as a whole, created a world that one rarely sees in contemporary art: romantic, refined, delicate, and impeccably crafted.
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Among these are his impeccably researched World War II novels, "The Winds of War" and its sequel, "War and Remembrance" (1978).
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Her snow-white kernels were impeccably crunchy, glistening with fat and seasoned with just enough salt to stick to my fingers.
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In more than 600 books, comics, films and TV series, Nancy always has been portrayed as sharp, perceptive and impeccably dressed.
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He's tall at 6 feet 4, and he's dressed impeccably in khaki trousers, a freshly pressed shirt and bright yellow tie.
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The show remains impeccably cast, and there are wonderful moments, such as Lucca (Cush Jumbo) wrestling with the vagaries of motherhood.
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There is a theological parable devised by the impeccably named English philosopher John Wisdom but often adapted and updated by others.
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It's not that the evermore violent, frenzied and deliciously absurd action (I love the slew of stolen toasters) isn't impeccably staged.
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Neutra returned and drew up plans for a rectangular one, impeccably extending the streamlined forms of the house to the south.
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The air that flushes through the little transparent apartments housing one male and two females in rigidly controlled polygamy is impeccably filtered.
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Only in her first semester, she is impeccably dressed, super woke, and learning how to balance her responsibilities with her social life.
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The zen master managerial style of the impeccably appointed Howard (Paul Sparks), who hires Tess, adds to the magic of The Restaurant.
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The bun is reminiscent of the impeccably styled one sister-in-law Kate Middleton has been known to wear throughout the years.
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Of course, men would wear impeccably white, creaseless linen suits, and the women gowns and massive jewels passed down from 18 generations.
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To be fair, La La Land was so impeccably choreographed Chazelle likely had little time left over to choreograph his posse's compliments.
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He is wealthy, impeccably dressed—tailored suits, with touches of lavender, mauve and magenta at turn-ups, cuffs and throat—and handsome.
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Lil' Kim's 2000 cover shoot in Today's Black Woman Magazine, photographed by Michael Thompson, was another blue-themed look Beyoncé impeccably imitated.
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With her pageboy haircut, smooth dark skin, and impeccably cut black dress, she could be the envy of any feed fashion star.
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The individuals chosen for this job are impeccably vetted for loyalty and sanity up to a special security level called Yankee White.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Emma Stone is in talks to play the impeccably attired Cruella de Vil in the upcoming Cruella.
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The performances are vivid and moving, but there is ultimately less to this well-made, impeccably acted film than meets the eye.
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Kate Moss doesn't just know how to dress herself impeccably, the British fashion icon knows a few things about outfitting her home.
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Visually dazzling, impeccably acted and, in their very different ways, reflective of the social upheaval and divisiveness of an anxious 21st century.
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The "glitch" in Shelley's impeccably calibrated system is the unexpected appearance of a young woman who claims to be the younger Shelley.
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An impeccably researched book on the scandal—by Tom Wright and Bradley Hope of the Wall Street Journal—came out last year.
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From the impeccably restored brick and terracotta facade to interiors dripping with midcentury modern appeal, Viceroy Chicago places design front and center.
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Vows Michael Moeller is movie-star handsome and always impeccably dressed, and has designed rooms for fashion icons, TV shows and magazines.
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Whether you loved or hated the ending of Us, you'll have no choice but to admit: Halloween Horror Nights recreates it impeccably.
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Numbers like that are too abstract to grasp, but three is easy, and the three actors here form an impeccably tight ensemble.
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Most disturbing, in both places, the alt-rightists were enabled by the conceits, follies and collusion of impeccably mainstream individuals and institutions.
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The actors were very responsive in reading the room and maintained impeccably smooth transitions between the audience narratives and the main plot.
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The scenes are aesthetically jarring: the blood is spilled in treacly tones, so as not to splatter on the impeccably rendered period shopfronts.
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I walked through the wooden doors and admired the tall ceilings, broad staircase and the impeccably coiffed men who were handing me martinis.
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Hadid opted for Sally LaPointe's long-sleeved crop top and slit pants that were both impeccably embellished and made of grey cashmere wool.
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The fashion chapter of my life isn't one I talk about often and isn't widely known—odd, considering how impeccably I dress today.
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With each impeccably selected interview excerpt, bit of Mister Rogers dialogue, and song clip, the film pulses with Rogers's singular message of kindness.
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The six-bedroom, five-bathroom estate includes a private tennis court, a guest house, and 1.1 acres of impeccably-manicured gardens and lawns.
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An impeccably technocratic piece of legislation mauled by partisanship and endangered by the Constitution: This is what twenty-first-century Progressivism looks like.
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Tall and impeccably dressed, with a graying Rhett Butler mustache, he is a regular at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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Lincoln, for his part, came to understand that Douglass's moral vision was impeccably correct—and a critical undergirding for Lincoln's increasingly militant views.
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Wang agreed, saying it was the perfect combination of both brands: an impeccably crafted, functional running shoe and a sleek, structural, artistic design.
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Done in pencil, charcoal, pastel, watercolor, and pen and ink, these boyhood works were impeccably preserved in envelopes by the artist's mother, Lucie.
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And then, with a couture collection so impeccably invisible it whispered its way down the runway, she dared everyone to prove her wrong.
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For my cone (2.50 euros), I had one scoop of chocolate and one of almond with cinnamon — each intensely flavorful and impeccably smooth.
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The dual-clutch transmission channels the power impeccably to the rear wheels and is swift to snick through the gears, up or down.
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From start to finish, Rise of the Resistance is impeccably designed and does an inspiring job of evoking the "Star Wars" movies themselves.
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At just over two hours, this over-the-top action flick is propelled forward mostly by a series of impeccably choreographed fight scenes.
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With its new boutique in the 18th Arrondissement, the brand now has a permanent home for its small collection of impeccably designed clothes.
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The most important thing to know is that this gorgeous and impeccably appointed wagon, tested with just about every option, stickers for $56,990.
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" (Either we were misheard or this observation was written in code.) She went on, "We did our best to maintain surrounding tables impeccably.
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It's all impeccably mounted, if a tad familiar in its focus on manners and palace intrigue -- very much in keeping with the Masterpiece formula.
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What you do with your edges is your business... but sometimes, that final look just doesn't feel complete without a few impeccably-done swoops.
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The lineup was also impeccably curated, tracing a global network of today's most exciting club music DJs and heavily skewing femme, queer, and trans.
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Mr. Lauren's impeccably turned-out wife, Ricky, and their children, Andrew, David and Dylan, moved among the crowd like Kennedys at a family wedding.
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According to the luxury travel brand's site, she continues to use her cases to this day to store her impeccably coordinated suits while traveling.
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The episode's centerpiece is the long, impeccably acted two-hander between Jaime and Brienne – quite possibly the best thing I'll ever be associated with.
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Aside from size, the apartment where Midge and Joel are living when viewers meet them at the start of season 21959 is impeccably designed.
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The couple first shot to internet fame in 2015, when their exotic faraway vacations and impeccably filtered lives became featured on YouTube and Instagram.
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Yuuma appears to the protagonist as a horse with an impeccably handsome face — a face so handsome that you almost want to date him.
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They've aged impeccably in that regard, although the build quality could have been better on my D33s — they've gotten pretty creaky over the decades.
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The lawsuit is impeccably timed ... teaser footage from the upcoming "Dark Tower" movie, starring Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey, was just revealed this week.
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That's also true when it comes to design—it's the epitome of what you might expect an impeccably styled Instagram influencer to tote around.
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Liz Harris's music is both crushingly beautiful and impeccably arranged, and every rogue nature sound and subtle hiss of tape static serves a purpose.
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On one side: A beautiful Christmas tree setting, glowing with an orange hue from the lights on the tree, and presents impeccably set underneath.
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Behind him, his grandchildren darted between and behind impeccably bred thoroughbreds, their moms and dads keeping a watchful but never worried eye on them.
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I met with the impeccably dressed Reid last week in his corner office on the executive floor of the Sony building in Midtown Manhattan.
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Miller, who is petite, impeccably blowdried, and dressed like the born-and-bred Upper East Side lady that she is, gets right to it.
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The impeccably delivered one-liners: The inimitable facial expressions: The attempted "dude" vernacular: Classic moments like this: And this: And this: Even more impressive?
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He just serves very simple food, impeccably sourced, and he's built these special custom grills and builds special coal fires for each different item.
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At 21997,2371 feet, Bald Mountain, called Baldy, presides over Ketchum with 230 lifts, 229 trails, a sophisticated snow-making operation and impeccably groomed runs.
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They may have been required to conduct themselves impeccably, but their husbands and sons — kings and princes — would be the ones in the spotlight.
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By Design The jazz musician's impeccably maintained home in a modest New York City neighborhood is a testament to his — and midcentury design's — legacy.
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I sat in the back of the room hearing the song "Penelope" — impeccably Friedmanesque in its crisp syllables — crying as quietly as I could.
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"Not at all seriously," Trump said, denying any wrongdoing and staying impeccably on-message that this whole thing has more to do with Biden.
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She had an emphatic presence: about six feet tall in heels, always impeccably dressed, seemingly always wearing red lipstick, her hair a lustrous ebony.
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On the red carpet, she posed alongside three of her costars —Florence Pugh, Eliza Scanlen, and Saoirse Ronan — all of whom were impeccably dressed.
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Much of Douglas County's landscape is dominated by multilevel suburban homes, packed shopping centers, and broad avenues lined with impeccably manicured grass and trees.
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Somehow both bombastic and impeccably subtle, Russel T. Davies' Years and Years does politics without preachiness, sci-fi without silliness, and drama without melodramatics.
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Accordingly, 2012 Taylor brought us Red, her most impeccably crafted album to that date, in response to the criticism that she wasn't even that good.
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"Novak flashed the paps a cheeky grin before joining his impeccably turned-out friend in the back seat of a getaway car," the piece said.
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Film crew shut down the ramp where Interstate 105 connects to Interstate 110 for two days to shoot the impeccably-choreographed and colorful first scene.
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I'll never erase the total visceral giddiness of consuming an entire vat of homemade scalloped potatoes, roasted in butter and cream, impeccably crispy on top.
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On the one side, the flat-white-sipping liberals of Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg or Warsaw's Praga, led by the impeccably globalised Emmanuel Macron of France.
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In other Snaps from the same series, Kylie shows off her impeccably organized pantry and the spot where her private elevator will soon be installed.
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Take it from director Edgar Wright, who should know – his new thriller Baby Driver is so impeccably soundtracked that it almost feels like a musical.
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The brokerage is run by Jason and Brett Oppenheim, two short, bald, impeccably groomed businessmen who seem like they would follow a rigid keto diet.
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"I'm not entirely sure why I feel the need to be impeccably groomed, because my gynecologist is amazing and very non-judgmental," says Ana, 25.
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The details that define their characters, too, are precise and impeccably off-center, a perfect match for their stained, saggy corduroys and fungoid gray hair.
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In fact, she's just as adored for her impeccably tailored ready-to-wear as she is for the vivid patterns and slogans that adorn them.
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These days it feels like celebrities shoot out of the womb and straight onto our timelines, where they appear impeccably dressed, shaking hands with Obama.
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The streets of Monaco were filled with impeccably dressed people from around the world: I heard Americans, British accents, and French, Italian, and Russian speakers.
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Then there's the soldier in that photograph (Perry Sherman, impeccably blank and bewildered), who, having lost his memory, was given the provisional name Francis Grand.
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Poirot, fastidious and impeccably dressed, made his debut in 1920 in "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" and appeared in more than 30 of Christie's novels.
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She will be, as usual, impeccably coiffed and composed, most likely in a white shirt and dark skirt with glowing white pearls in her ears.
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It was, instead, the kind of concert he has been playing on tour through the decades: loud, tuneful, impeccably sung and aimed toward the rafters.
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The particular hell that Mr. Posner is excavating in this emotionally dense play, impeccably directed by David Cromer, would appear to be that of lovelessness.
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Slender, silver-haired and impeccably dressed, Mr. Kushner, 63, was by turns charming, blunt and philosophical, an engaging contrast to Jared Kushner's more stilted persona.
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She exuded bone-deep affection and respect for vaudeville stylings, in which impeccably controlled artifice became a conduit for sentimentality as well as rowdy humor.
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"'National Treasure' is a beautifully drawn portrait of ugliness, impeccably written and acted, yet painful to absorb," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The New York Times.
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Catalan's power grows, as he and his impeccably dressed associate jail Jason Atwood, severely constrict Hannah Wells, and continue to push Peter MacLeish into power.
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Two of the longer pieces, about work to care for the homeless in Florida and about a troubled bird sanctuary, are serious and impeccably reported.
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The retailer's retro-inspired homewares — always styled impeccably against pastel-colored walls or fancy wallpaper — are basically everything we want to procure for our dream apartment.
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Nonetheless, his essay with Mr Furman recommends that most new spending is paid for—an impeccably conventional idea that was written into congressional rules in 1990.
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But otherwise, his script is impeccably constructed, the kind of story where every detail is carefully considered and planned to pay off somewhere down the line.
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Results showcases those quavers and cracks impeccably, with the PSB production—all MIDI-rococo and hyper-unreality—buttressing the whole thing in a knowingly cloying manner.
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Inside one of many numbered geometric buildings in an orderly lot near Canary Wharf is London Flotation Centre, a small but impeccably clean and quiet facility.
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Perhaps the airline's staff could have defused the situation better, or been firmer with those initial instigators; perhaps they performed impeccably, averting a still-worse quarrel.
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Marty's impeccably furnished house of cards comes crashing down in the premiere, forcing the fast-talking money man to hatch a scheme to save his life.
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It's a disarmingly fluid record despite being impeccably structured and conceptually tight, and clearly aims at taking a place in the pantheon of great pop records.
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The word "perfection" comes to mind when describing her impeccably-groomed appearance, but according to an admirer who came out to greet the Duchess and co.
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A panel of senators assailed him with pointed questions, but he was a formidable interlocutor—slippery, aloof, and impeccably prepared—and no senator landed a blow.
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That would be Oscar Wilde — the poet, playwright and bon vivant, who in the face of unrelenting persecution remained dauntlessly witty, impeccably stylish and morally fixed.
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The stunt, filmed in the Lower Saxony region of Germany, shows that the new barrier—created by an as of yet unnamed entrepreneur—is impeccably effective.
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On the opposite side of the small room hung a quilt, supposedly sewn at the Barker Ranch hideout: Each square featured an impeccably stitched floral swastika.
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Sadiki Ndume Fally, a barber at Coiff'Emoi, was dressed impeccably in a mix of black-and-white patterns, with an Hermès belt and a chunky watch.
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It restores the show to its original scale and sensibility, reminding us of the special potency of grisly things that come in small, impeccably wrapped packages.
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He sat in silence before me, this aged, tiny, impeccably dressed poet, his black fedora tilted lightly on his head, his voice booming all around us.
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Mr. Vasquez, who at 50 has wiry, muscular arms and a graying, impeccably groomed goatee, said most machines tended to be 2 to 4 degrees off.
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Of course, with the help of a team of stylists, makeup artists, and retouchers, Whiteley looks glamorous and impeccably unfazed as she poses her way through security.
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The New York Times published an impeccably sourced, thoroughly reported account Thursday detailing decades of systematic sexual harassment at the hands of independent film mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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For starters, the name was directly inspired by Burch's parents — whom she describes as "the most romantic couple I have ever known," not to mention impeccably stylish.
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With the 2018 World Cup starting in Russia on June 14, Infantino said he was confident the tournament would be impeccably organized and played down hooliganism fears.
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She is an elderly, dignified Japanese woman, retired as a nurse and a midwife, impeccably dressed in a beige linen blazer in the sweltering Tokyo summer heat.
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It didn't escape him that Moulin's strength of character and clear mastery of the only credible resistance network inside France were tied to his impeccably republican attitudes.
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One reporter recalled staggering into a New Hampshire rally after a snowstorm, soaked in water and ice, only to find Ms. Hicks dressed impeccably, her makeup unmussed.
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But the XPS 13 is an impeccably designed and for $1,000 there's an i5 configuration with 8GB of RAM that will be fast enough for most tasks.
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Along one impeccably organized wall, they lift the spouts of gravity bins to let grains, nuts or legumes tumble into the tins and jars they've brought along.
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The line includes seven items impeccably packaged in matte, black compacts: two illuminating face palettes, three nail lacquers, and three cream lipsticks in red, nude, and violet.
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It's social media-friendly, its leaders' impeccably curated Instagram aesthetic of self-care and self-acceptance perfectly dovetailing with the #inspirational messages of its most famous member.
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His song to accompany the moment is "I Say a Little Prayer," which he performs impeccably, accompanied by the fine orchestra under the direction of Michael McAssey.
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Its director, meanwhile, has served notice -- after the heady glow of "Moonlight" -- that in terms of impeccably crafted drama, he's by no means a one-hit wonder.
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There were two impeccably made bunk beds, two large windows pouring in what was left of the sunlight, a bright red carpet, and some neatly arranged toys.
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Impeccably dressed and coifed, they stand beside counters and clothing racks, at the ready to give solicitous service to the next person who steps off the elevator.
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You wouldn't know that Toth reps stars instead of acting next to them in front of the camera, he's always dressed to the nines and impeccably groomed.
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KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE The bespectacled superspies and their impeccably tailored suits return for a sequel to the 2015 adaptation of the comic book The Secret Service.
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Though the menu often includes familiar favorites like chicken tikka masala and lamb shank biryani, it's the fish — impeccably sourced and prepared — that's not to be missed.
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"With this successful strategy the MUD has progressed in achieving urgent political change via impeccably peaceful and constitutional measures," the coalition's head, Jesus Torrealba, tweeted on Monday.
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He made his name defending corporations in price-fixing cases, transforming himself into an impeccably tailored oenophile whose elegant appearance belied his attack-dog style in court.
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Always impeccably curated, it's a reminder that you can, when you get it right, transmit some of the excitement and intimacy of the club to the radio.
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" The mom-to-be — who is expecting her first child, a girl, with boyfriend Tristan Thompson — adds, "She was always very vocal about my room being impeccably clean.
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Instead of fruits and vegetables arranged on a table and rendered impeccably in a painting, actual objects are dispersed around the galleries walls, much as paintings would be.
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"Feud" is also impeccably and lavishly appointed, from the physical replication of the era to the wonderfully florid musical score (by Mac Quayle) and Hitchcock-ian main titles.
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Variety notes that Gabriel is described as "tall, good-looking, charismatic and impeccably dressed," which sounds a lot like Hamm on an off day, if we're being honest.
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Manhattan Beach is an impeccably researched depiction of life in New York City during World War II, filled with memorable characters, suspenseful diving expeditions, and ill-fated romances.
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Through the open bedroom door was a minimalist, impeccably modern space with a desk, a single bed, and a beautiful display that took up almost the whole wall.
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I was moved and deeply disturbed by Marilyn Miglin (Judith Light) almost being afraid to search her impeccably clean, white house, for fear of confirming her immediate suspicions.
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But John Krasinski's A Quiet Place did just that Friday, thrilling the SXSW crowd with impeccably crafted scares, surprisingly effective drama, and one hell of a satisfying ending.
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It is more expensive than Michael Jackson's "Bad" ($2.2 million) which, at 18 minutes and five seconds long, is essentially a very costly and impeccably choreographed B-movie.
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The This Is Us star's friends, including lifestyle blogger Emily Schuman and Olive & June founder Sarah Gibson Tuttle shared a peek inside Moore's pantry, which is impeccably organized.
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To make it easy, we searched the impeccably curated beauty aisles at Target to round up the seven must-have products that'll combat dry skin and brittle hair.
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Of these photos, my favorite shows a skinny young guy in an impeccably matched hockey outfit standing alone in front of an overturned truck going up in flames.
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And when an armada of impeccably credentialed conservative lawyers took up the judicial robes, Pence's competence would go from comforting band-aid to insidious threat in no time.
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Murakami's novels indulge readers in an exaggerated cosmopolitan Tokyo where characters listen to an impeccably selected jazz soundtrack, wear Paul Stuart suits, and speak like Raymond Carver characters.
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The House of Cards star has traded in her impeccably tailored pencil skirts in for something more comfortable: the leather battle-ready getup sported by her fierce warrior.
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With his neat haircut, his impeccably ironed shirt, and his boy-next-door face, you can more easily imagine Alexandre at a business school than in a mortuary.
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He's a tactical romantic, he sticks to his principles, he's impeccably polite and he loves to cut vicious shapes to the perfectly crafted pop music of Jason Derulo.
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This, he said, was one of the proposals being looked at in a review of defence policy conducted by his impeccably unilateralist new shadow defence secretary, Emily Thornberry.
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Impeccably seared, juicy and flavorful, the appetizer-size portion was so tasty that I wondered if I had made a mistake by not ordering it as an entree.
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Encompassing 33 ensembles and dresses, it examines how haute couture, long associated with impeccably handmade garments tailored to individual clients, is increasingly integrating breakthroughs in technologies and materials.
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"Vice" thus feels like less than the sum of its parts -- despite the outward trappings of a classy, impeccably cast exploration of Cheney's guarded life and political career.
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With a few exceptions, the players behave impeccably, on the court and off; they exude equanimity and seriousness of purpose and are careful not to say anything offensive.
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Colon, impeccably spotting his high-80s fastball, allowed six hits in the first three innings, a span in which he allowed only one runner to reach third base.
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"What's interesting about Marlene is that she was the daughter of a Prussian soldier, and she was always impeccably turned out like a good soldier," Mr. Passebon said.
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Directed by Scottish filmmaker David Mackenzie, Hell or High Water is impeccably shot, adopting a visual style that evinces the same rough-and-tumble practicality of its world.
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The bickering gods, romantic rendezvous and exploding shells, set against impeccably rendered Paris streets and sandbagged trenches, read like a divine mix of Kate Atkinson and Neil Gaiman.
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Here again, I'd think, was writing that stemmed from outrage, and often shame, but remained impeccably well-mannered and sure of itself, almost legalistic in structure and presentation.
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A middle-class, impeccably coifed and made-up mom, Beverly Fraser (Heather Alicia Simms), is anxiously preparing for a party in her fastidiously appointed, beige-on-beige home.
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The bisquelike broth was impeccably salted, silky with a touch of cream, brightened with lemon thyme, and hiding sweet, tender, ever so slightly briny morsels of razor clam.
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My one critique of "The Privilege of Escape," which is impeccably designed and executed, concerns the decision to reveal the structural inequality at the end of the game.
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Black women onscreen are rarely anything but the impeccably dressed and infallible "superheroes" that the noted black feminist writer Michelle Wallace presciently understood, even back in the 1970s.
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The setting is totally different, but Bad Ben marries a do-it-yourself-attitude with an impeccably realized atmosphere in a way that echoes found footage's breakout movie.
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In performances of classical works, like Ravel's "Kaddish," which is part of her recital tour this summer, she produces impeccably turned phrases in a soprano of mountain-stream clarity.
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McKinnon's work on Saturday Night Live, the Ghostbusters remake, and other roles has given her a firm track record of zany characters that she's delivered impeccably over the years.
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Not only was the joke — that the brand's family-friendly anthropomorphic mascot "Lefty" has reinvented itself as super-fly hip-hop artist — amusing, but it was impeccably-executed, too.
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Clinton, for her part, delivered more than a few deadpan zingers, including an impeccably timed "don't tell me what to say" during an exchange about the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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As the Obama years draw to a close, even many critics have acknowledged that his administration has been largely free of scandal and his family has comported itself impeccably.
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Once again, the troupe's director, Eric Gauthier, a former soloist with Stuttgart Ballet, has assembled a medley of works by contemporary European, Israeli and Taiwanese choreographers, all impeccably danced.
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Regardless of your personal opinion of the Kardashian–Jenner clan, watching their family drama unfold is highly entertaining, and the show's pacing and plot lines are impeccably edited together.
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In a monologue delivered poolside at a fancy resort, the impeccably manicured and accoutered Brooke equates being the victim of racism with her own experience as an "ugly" girl.
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At first glance, LoCash seemed to epitomize the slick twang of everything I don't particularly enjoy about modern country music — impeccably crafted facial hair, power chords and tacky clothes.
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Poirot, fastidious and impeccably dressed, made his debut in 1920 in Christie's "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" and appeared in more than 30 novels by the British mystery writer.
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I loved Jane Ridley's "Bertie," a wonderful biography of Edward VII (published in the United States as "The Heir Apparent"), which was impeccably researched, highly entertaining and brilliantly envisioned.
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After days of monitoring the stylish behaviors of Milan's impeccably dressed show-goers, we're declaring green the official color of the season and there's nothing Grinch-like about it.
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They called a rideshare at their expense to meet us at the beach club and we arrived at the marina to find an impeccably clean boat and friendly skipper.
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But the violence in this isolated site was nonetheless an embarrassing breach of the efforts by China's president, Xi Jinping, to remake officialdom into a clean, impeccably disciplined bureaucracy.
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During a reception for supporters of civil rights, I looked around a penthouse apartment filled with beautiful art, owned by black owners dressed even more impeccably than their decor.
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It's synchronized to the same soundtrack featuring David Mayo's voice, the Flora voiceover, and music, and exactly how Hubbard and Birchler achieved this synchronization so impeccably is a marvel.
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Van Der Zee's impeccably-dressed figures, Hendricks's slick men, and Thomas's ultra-chic women celebrate blackness, while also insisting that we see black people differently than they see others.
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Perhaps the best-dressed person of the day, however, was the British model and actress Cara Delevingne, who wore an impeccably tailored Armani tuxedo and a Chanel top hat.
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In total, 160 fruitières turn milk into baby Comté, and then pass along their wheels to 16 affineurs who take care of the aging process in impeccably monitored cave conditions.
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McMahon giving a little extra oomph to New Japan when he doesn't have to by sanctioning Jericho's match with Omega—a match which has been impeccably built—seems downright weird.
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While the design is clean and simple, it's clear that most of the thought and energy has gone into ensuring every single detail of the customer's journey is impeccably guided.
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"For viewers and Abbey residents alike, impeccably performed surprises are in store, most infused with the sympathetic warmth that has helped the series survive a few bumps in its plotting."
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is famous for many things: his career as a wrestler, an impeccably raised single eyebrow, and most recently, his spot as PEOPLE's 2016 Sexiest Man Alive.
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Just then, I see Dr. Klein cutting a path through the crowd, a short but formidable woman, somehow impeccably dressed and composed even at this hour and under these circumstances.
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Fans were even convinced he must be a long lost relative of John Stamos, and that his impeccably coiffed hair could rival the likes of Uncle Jesse from Full House.
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Imagine Alec Baldwin's impression of Donald Trump, for example, without the signature wig and orange cake makeup — or Kate McKinnon's uncanny parody of Hillary Clinton, sans her impeccably coiffed bob.
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And with everything so impeccably conserved and displayed, "Partners" also highlights the role of the collector, whom we so often have to thank for finding what may otherwise escape notice.
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In Britain, Aldi Süd is unveiling about 70 new stores a year, often in impeccably middle-class areas that were once the preserve of posher British rivals such as Sainsbury's.
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Fish, mollusks and crustaceans are impeccably fresh, and the immense menu includes plump mussels, succulent grilled langoustines, a first-rate mushroom risotto, and pargo (red snapper) in a cream sauce.
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To her thousands of social media followers, she appeared as she always had, impeccably coifed, manicured and tomboy-chic, little altered from the gossip column fixture she had long been.
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Beneath the elegance of her paintings, which are adorned with impeccably pale, voluptuous nudes, there's also the horror of punctured and dismembered body parts, as in "Iraqi Kit" from 2016.
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Upstanding New Negroes, no matter how pale, straight-haired, well dressed or impeccably educated, ultimately proved no contest for white supremacy, which had much more than iconography going for it.
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Small but impeccably clean, the bathroom was another nook of retro industrial style, thanks to exposed ceiling ducts hovering over a floor of black tiles and walls of white tiles.
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He accomplished this not through wacky press stunts or gimmicky fashions but by exploiting Tod's industrial expertise to produce, season after season, impeccably executed capsule collections that riff on workwear.
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In this cycle, for once, the impeccably crafted Second overshadowed the "Eroica" that followed, here a frustratingly grandiloquent piece, lacking the cohesion to carry its mighty ambitions through the finale.
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Impeccably dressed in Armani suits, Mr. McCarthy successfully led the company for 13 years without being as famously irascible and capricious as Mr. Fairchild, whose family had founded the business.
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To my astonishment, I found impeccably laid out studies for what would later become August Rodin's masterpiece "The Burghers of Calais" (1884-95), on loan from the Musée Rodin in Paris.
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Though Cochran died in 2005, Vance did meet him at a party as a young actor, recalling being "thrilled" by his "colorfulness," from his bright, impeccably tailored suits to his personality.
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But aside from a few haters, the vast majority of people loved it — including comedian Leslie Jones, who cracked a joke about how impeccably manicured it was at the BET Awards.
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Bearing a passing resemblance to actor Henry Cavill who's been our Superman for the past couple of DC films, the doll comes impeccably dressed in a miniature, but incredibly detailed, costume.
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Style without substance is ultimately a dulled weapon; bands like Sarparast, who back up their incisive lyrics with sharpened riffs, Juliet's vocals, and impeccably malevolent atmosphere, are how social rebellions start.
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Normal People advances the cocktail of millennial themes that made Conversations with Friends so enticing: Rooney's impeccably accurate mixture of intimacy, sex, desire, power, progressive politics, and (a lack of) communication.
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The saccharine gauze of single "Like Mariah" features a impeccably funky bass line while the twinkling electronics of "Another Thing" feel like it's in the running for chillest dance song ever.
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Dressed impeccably, a slight smile on his face, a gun in his hand, a beautiful woman by his side, and a clever bon mot reflecting his sybaritic lifestyle on his lips.
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Meanwhile, the small plants sprouting up through cracks in the floor might easily be mistaken as the results of neglect, but they are actually impeccably rendered bronze sculptures by Tony Matelli.
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Today the impeccably revamped loft, now a triplex of about 3,200 square feet, can easily be described as rustic chic, retaining some of its early-1870s architectural detail alongside modern conveniences.
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Dishes are organized into meticulous charts that display exhaustive lists of ingredients, spice levels by percentage, and prices, plus symbols noting potential allergens and impeccably photographed, mise-en-place glamour shots.
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Rivet Modern Ceramic Vase, $39.99From their statement couch to the art on their walls, their home is impeccably decorated and, frankly, buying them a piece of home decor can be intimidating.
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A subtler fairy tale setting was found in the small town of Mittenwald, Germany's center for violin-making, with its impeccably preserved pedestrian old town, canals flowing along the cobblestone streets.
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They are even more lucky a moment later when Thiney springs Diani behind Dunn, but the defender covers the distance impeccably and slides in to knock the ball off Diani's feet.
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The most delightful thing I ate all year: fruit buried in whipped cream between two impeccably toasted slices of shokupan (Japanese milk bread), their crisp veneer giving way to beautiful sponge.
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This particular one, the first in graphic novel format, is a simple, clear narrative based largely on Hamilton's wealth of written words — "fully illustrated and impeccably researched," according to its publisher.
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It was the beginning of the punk era, but the Cars made their first albums with Queen's producer, Roy Thomas Baker, creating songs that were terse and moody but impeccably polished.
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In May, cartoonist Lisa Hanawalt gifted subscribers with the marvelous world of two best bird friends (voiced impeccably by Tiffany Haddish and Ali Wong) battling adulthood in the big bird city.
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Phoenix's Arthur Fleck lives in an impeccably designed Gotham City, which evokes the anarchic grime of early '80s New York City, in a rathole apartment with his housebound mother (Frances Conroy).
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In the last several decades, Mellerio dits Meller has drowsed along, propped up by its reputation for impeccably made, tasteful jewelry that perhaps too often erred on the side of classicism.
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And the electric roadster does indeed drive much like any impeccably restored E-Type, with alert steering, strong four-wheel disc brakes and what, in 1961, amounted to a silken ride.
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Yet despite a thoroughly modern central character, this impeccably costumed, wishy-washy period piece feels like it emerged from a PBS storage trunk, wrapped in tissue paper and reeking of mothballs.
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Nevertheless, OAF always has something for everyone, from small, impeccably, and obsessively crafted found material sculptures to imaginative drawings and paintings that describe vast and fantastical worlds, and everything in between.
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In the show's concluding section, which extends into the 21st century, the boundaries between insider and outsider, self-taught and impeccably schooled are so porous that they seem barely to exist.
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A rap mixtape whose dominant pleasures lie in the athletic mastery of motion, impeccably streamlined efficiency, and neat formal lines, is a rap mixtape that cultivates a forbidding, determined, composed tone.
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Over impeccably relaxed session work, that wisdom is delivered with a clarity and resonance that would inspire substance abusers half his age to quit drinking if they had his brains or soul.
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She's got it all: the impeccably minimalist house with a wardrobe to match, perfect taste in art, jet-setting friends, and a chiseled-jaw husband, played by the impossibly handsome Armie Hammer.
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Here's the hard financial truth: We can't always afford to buy luxe, impeccably crafted, high-end designer clothing — especially when shopping for items we run through in a snap of a finger.
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" In a book titled "Key Thinkers of the Radical Right," Teitelbaum describes Friberg in Budapest as "perpetually late and impeccably dapper"; someone who "drinks and smokes hard, but always keeps his cool.
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Gui is one of a rapidly growing number of striving Instagram "influencers" who populate their social media feeds with curated photos of themselves in impeccably styled outfits and the latest designer handbags.
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Impeccably directed by Anne Kauffman, with acting to match by a four-member cast that includes the wonderful Lois Smith as a woman retrieving her past with some robotic assistance (24111:21).
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Impeccably directed by Anne Kauffman, with acting to match by a four-member cast that includes the wonderful Lois Smith as a woman retrieving her past with some robotic assistance (1:413).
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We want a partner who has all the well-scripted lines, impeccably good looks, and zeal for romance as characters like Sebastian (Ryan Gosling) and Mia (Emma Stone) from La La Land.
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The shows at Pitti Uomo were impeccably streamlined, in fact, and I think I know why: We didn't have to wait on celebrities seated in the front row to start the show.
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The central bank has supported Chrzanowski, with bank head Adam Glapinski, a close friend of PiS chief Jaroslaw Kaczynski, saying last Friday the regulator was "an impeccably honest, noble, honourable, professional man".
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And there's no missing Sara Sampaio, who has perfected the hair flip/lip sync combo so impeccably that she may want to reconsider her modeling career for a life in music videos.
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Deacon Ramón Andrade, a short, dark-skinned, impeccably dressed man from Puerto Rico, was among the first Latinos to join what was then an overwhelmingly white Saint Anne parish in the 1990s.
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The frame is boxy, the visual texture filmy and rough (it was shot on super 16 millimeter), the musical cues impeccably curated and the dialogue full of casual racism, misogyny and homophobia.
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You see so many movies that are impeccably shot but are vapid, and there's no audience for that, except for other cinematographers who just like to watch two-hour-long music videos.
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That morning, George Washington and his troops marched triumphantly south from Harlem to reclaim the Battery, where they would replace the impeccably dressed redcoats with their own ragtag crew of citizen soldiers.
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Even then, though, it was blindingly obvious that he would be well-suited to management: fiercely intelligent; impeccably educated at La Masia, Barcelona's academy; articulate and charismatic; clear in word and thought.
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Acted by an impeccably tuned ensemble, this early work from an American master makes you realize how much the New York theater has missed the voice of Wilson, who died in 2005.
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Featuring astute, period-specific sets (by David Zinn) and costumes (by Clint Ramos) that summon the 1970s without winking nostalgia, this "Torch Song" has been impeccably assembled, with acting to match throughout.
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Originally built in 1924 for Andrew Carnegie's daughter and impeccably renovated from 2000-2004, the stone structure took its cues from Skibo Castle in Scotland (which was fittingly owned by the industrialist).
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Because there are usually more willing migrants than farm jobs, and because workers tend to be hired in groups, they have a strong incentive to behave impeccably and ensure that others do, too.
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Catherine Kast, Style Editor: I always appreciate a gown that highlights the waist without being a standard princess-ballgown silhouette; The Room star's pale blue Atelier Versace is impeccably tailored without looking stiff.
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But whether in black tie or silk pajamas, Mr. Rickman's Elyot knew that his bespoke clothes — like his impeccably tailored epigrams — could slide away at any minute to reveal a stark-naked lust.
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Step 4: Go Big or Go Home If your perfectly styled, impeccably accessorized outfit isn't drawing you quite as much attention as you would like, it's time to up the ante a little.
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Not long after The Verge was founded in late 2129, I heard from Nocs, a small team from Stockholm that had managed to get its impeccably tiny and minimalist headphones into Apple stores.
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On Sunday, you would find him impeccably tailored in a light wool suit and tortoiseshell glasses, looking more like the banker he once was than the pastor of a congregation of nearly 40,000.
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He learned English in preschool and speaks it impeccably, with the same slight Latin inflection—a trill of otherness, rather than an accent—that he has in every language I can vouch for.
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And on that basis, we should actually afford him the courtesy which he singularly fails to afford anyone on the planet and we should behave completely impeccably," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe.
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The chic maternity-wear label Hatch has teamed up with Simone LeBlanc, whose impeccably curated namesake site has helped bring gift boxes into the 21st century, on a fail-safe Mother's Day gift.
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"Bertha's Lair" leaves more to the discretion of the performers, yet this performance—with Sorey on drums and Chase switching between piccolo, C flute, and contrabass flute—unfolded like an impeccably choreographed routine.
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This focus on the novice solver guides my choices for Crosswords With Friends puzzles too, where the editors, Amy Reynaldo and Trip Payne, are rigorous in their enforcement of impeccably clean, accessible fill.
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The impeccably honest and thorough special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction, John Sopko, testified before the committee and repeatedly contrasted witnesses' rosy reports with reality checks stemming from his frequent visits to Afghanistan.
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But it's always disappointing to look under the hood of such a complex system, expecting to see an impeccably trained algorithm, only to find a bunch of poorly paid humans doing the dirty work.
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Towards the end of the game, when you descend to the hellish bowels of the ocean, fighting off an impeccably realized and awe-inspiringly atmospheric underwater hurricane, the developers prod you down a tunnel.
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In which Gosling, wearing the most impeccably-tailored, Old Hollywood reminiscent tuxedo, gave viewers the second most swoon-worthy moment of the night by praising his longtime love, Eva Mendes in a touching speech.
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If you've got $12,000 to blow and already own every Apple product under the sun, we've got great news — you can now buy this impeccably sophisticated hourglass to fill the void in your life.
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Not that we (or other people?) have noticed, but it turns out that the Lego-like plastic figures from Playmobil tend to rock some statement-making hair — as in, impeccably coiffed, teenage-heartthrob styles.
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"As with anything else, looking excessive or like you've gone to too much effort is generally a mistake," said Mr. Miani, who is among the more impeccably attired gentleman you are likely to encounter.
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Whereas future sister-in-law Kate Middleton is rarely without her signature blowout or impeccably styled updo (complete with hairnet!), Meghan has showed off her laid-back California style with on-the-go hairstyles.
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Struck by the barbershop culture and fashion of the African migrants who had begun to call this neighborhood home, she began documenting their styles, their looks, their fresh cuts, fades, and impeccably mastered Afros.
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Impeccably dressed in a three-piece suit festooned with decorative pins, Mr. Wolfe claims to be first concierge in the United States — the concept didn't exist in American hotels until the 1970s, he said.
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As one listens to the flanged electric piano, luxurious grooves, and the impeccably crisp vocals of all three gentlemen, one realizes that this mood is what humanity has been searching for as a whole.
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But you wouldn't know it upon meeting the designer, impeccably dressed in a men's wear kimono of his own design and a cashmere-lined poncho from the rainwear label he co-founded, Norwegian Rain.
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The talented chef Benjamin Delpierre just won a Michelin star at La Liégeoise, the hotel's restaurant, for his delicious contemporary French cooking prepared with a lot of impeccably fresh seafood and locally grown produce.
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As a young, impeccably credentialed Mexican-American — by far the largest of the Latino voting blocs — Justice Cuéllar would have been someone to whom the Democrats' core constituencies would have developed an emotional attachment.
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The same is true of these impeccably economical essays, which, collected here with a wise introduction by Pinckney, offer a rich immersion in both her brilliant mind and the minds of so many others.
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So although Luca never saw the least scrap of evidence of that risk from his parents, even though they demonstrated their courage impeccably before their son, he knew—he knew this day would come.
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This impeccably realized show — whose first-rate creative team includes Palmer Hefferan (sound), Junghyun Georgia Lee (the funky fairy-tale costumes) and Annie-B Parson (choreography) — gives us story and subtext in one breath.
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Its early-1960s America — a Nazi regime on the East Coast, Japanese occupation in the West and a buffer zone between — was impeccably detailed by the executive producer Frank Spotnitz ("The X-Files"). (Mr.
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Exclusive 22 Gramercy Park South 12 Photos View Slide Show ' An impeccably designed four-bedroom triplex condominium in a 26-foot-wide mansion overlooking Gramercy Park is about to enter the market for $19203 million.
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OK, OK, before you run out of the room, it's worth noting that for all Gibson's flaws as a human, he's a terrific action director; his last film, Apocalypto, was insane yet impeccably put together.
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As impeccably dressed as a large sponge wearing human skin then shoved into a suit, Spicer was primarily known for creating PR cataclysms large enough to distract from the endless churn of weekly Trump scandals.
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For those unfamiliar with the story and unable to quickly brush up on their Russian history, perhaps it's time to revisit your childhood via the one animated feature Fox Animation Studios got impeccably right, Anastasia?
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Rihanna is known for her standout looks at the Met Gala each year (seriously her avant-garde look last year couldn't have been cooler), and Clooney has dressed impeccably at the event before as well.
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The shot captures an impeccably multinational, multilingual group of clever Europeans concocting a canny new timetable giving a catastrophically misled and chaotic Britain a last chance to find a way out of its own mess.
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Mr Dorward also highlighted another seven matches cited in the report, involving a small group of betting accounts in Italy that consistently made impeccably timed bets at nonsensical odds, which the TIU did not investigate.
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The Queen herself reminded us of that fact, with a short and festive video showcasing her plethora of impeccably-dressed Christmas trees and her ability to sleigh all day as a sexy human-reindeer hybrid.
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The images, which lie on the same continuum as Ollie Ma's photo-realistic GTA V photo series, are all about impeccably designed and framed scenes, from a forested mountainside to a dimly-lit interior hallway.
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The two have found themselves on the same brain wave when it comes to their street style choices for a minute now, but yesterday's meeting saw J. Lo out-slay Rodriguez's impeccably tailored suit moment.
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But though Mr. Wolfe's screened-printed jacket designs and typefaces impeccably recreated those of the original volumes, his books were not books but paintings — playful, thoughtful one-offs designed to be hung on gallery walls.
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The Wing, the members-only association for women that calls itself "a coven not a sorority," has presented its clubhouses as impeccably designed safe spaces for women to work, network, nosh, primp and talk politics.
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Life often seems to be set on pause during the three leisurely, impeccably acted hours of "Rancho Viejo," which takes place in an affluent Western neighborhood of interchangeable houses on the edge of a desert.
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What is clear is that young, vigorous black men — portrayed by Jamar Brathwaite, David Glover and Dhari Noel — are performing an excruciating, impeccably coordinated and implicitly endless series of physical exercises for an audience's entertainment.
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What is clear is that young, vigorous black men — portrayed by Jamar Brathwaite, David Glover and Dhari Noel — are performing an excruciating, impeccably coordinated and implicitly endless series of physical exercises for an audience's entertainment.
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In "Alien" (Hydrocal, Flashe, synthetic turf, fake fur, plywood; 73 x 19 x 19 inches), several of these are attached to a hefty, impeccably crafted plywood armature that stands upright on a sleek, cubic base.
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She is always impeccably groomed, dressed in the most polished dress, blouse, or sweater that then immediately sells out, with glowing skin worth $848 in Karin Herzog products and not a single split end in sight.
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In light of this weekend's absolutely insane Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna drama — or impeccably timed hoax, if you're cynical — the Rob & Chyna Baby Special that aired Sunday night is getting an awful lot of attention.
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Impeccably directed by Anne Kauffman, with acting to match by a cast of four that includes the wonderful Lois Smith, this production keeps developing in your head, like a photographic negative, long after you've seen it.
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Wright deliberately calibrated his movie so it's timed impeccably to music ranging from girl-group bops to electric guitar rips echoing the squealing of a smoking wheel, and the resulting album is wall-to-wall fantastic.
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A young, single mother who just moved to the school district full of secrets, Jane Chapman just doesn't have time to put herself together like the other impeccably-dressed moms — and it shows on her skin.
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The game's charm is that it still makes room for all kinds: roly-poly GIF machine Bartolo Colon can still sneak not-so-fast fastballs past a remarkably disciplined, impeccably shaped physical specimen like Bryce Harper.
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This movie is endlessly quotable and impeccably written in a way that blockbusters aren't anymore, and as a highlight it features one of the better scenes in recent history of a protagonist sprinting through the airport.
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Almost 90 percent of the Hub's market-rate apartments are studios or one-bedrooms and seem geared toward young professionals, which could explain why the children's playroom was impeccably clean, and empty, on a recent tour.
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Kendall managed to free himself but couldn't save the passenger, and as he flung himself onto a mucky riverbank, in his impeccably tailored suit, he realized that he would never be able to best his dad.
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Satomi Kawakita Marrakech Band, available at Catbird, $630 Available in 18k white, yellow, and rose gold Soft curved edges and impeccably set diamonds — it's the little details and clear craftsmanship that make this piece so beautiful.
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The historic room now welcomes all: it reopened its doors this week to the public to reveal an impeccably restored and updated interior, the result of 14 months of research and work by Herzog & de Meuron.
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Mr. Kelly — best known here for his impeccably quirky, Tony-winning book for the musical "Matilda" — has written a careful and intelligent script that covers many bases but lands on few of them with full impact.
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The four lonely characters in this impeccably realized Manhattan Theater Club production, which opened on Tuesday night at City Center Stage II, keep brushing up against one another — tentatively and clumsily — while aching for fuller connection.
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Singling out a building in Logue's Government Center project as "a hideous concrete edifice of mind-bogglingly inscrutable shape," where "terrified immigrants attend their deportation hearings," the authors seem unaware of the plaza's impeccably progressive origins.
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Accordingly — as impeccably realized by Susan Hilferty (set and costumes) John Torres (lighting) and Tom Lane (music and sound) — the palace of Elsinore is not presented as the futuristic surveillance state so common to recent productions.
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It's a perfect follow-up to her role as Wednesday Addams in The Addams Family, released four years earlier — dark and twisty, but with more feelings than a soulless but impeccably braided devil spawn allows for.
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Remote Photobooks (booth W04); New Zealand, flew ~ 8,1 miles An equally enticing hoard of publications lies on the table of Remote Photobooks, which collects and distributes some of the most impeccably designed photobooks from New Zealand.
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Well, it looks like Ina's enviable real estate portfolio doesn't stop there—she also has an impeccably decorated apartment in New York City and it was just put on the market with a $1.975 million asking price.
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Tony's otherworldly ability to help his friend was why some wondered if he was just an impeccably dressed spirit from the great beyond, but the theory ignores the fact that Tony is engaging with everyone in town.
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But for a certain breed of cinema fans, it was a stunning project — a beautifully realized period piece, impeccably written and acted, with highly controlled design that spoke to a filmmaker obsessed with getting the details right.
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That's why we're passing along the news that H&M Studio's newest offering of impeccably tailored upgrades to cold-weather closet staples just dropped, and it's the perfect concoction of must-haves that look expensive, but aren't.
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Also worthy of Madame Tussauds, "We" presents us with two small, only slightly different, versions of the artist laying side by side in a child-sized bed, both in impeccably tailored miniature suits and nicely polished shoes.
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The sale — near the peak of the housing boom, just months before the crash — was impeccably timed, but it also reflected a shift in the attentions of what would soon be a three-generation real-estate dynasty.
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Glenn Frey in 1973 With an ingenious balance of rock and country sounds, strong thematic songwriting and impeccably blended harmonies, the Eagles became a ubiquitous radio presence, a position they have yet to relinquish across five decades.
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The image depicted a sensual tablescape, a communal feast of zeit and za'atar, bread, labne with sumac from the West Bank city of Jenin, butternut squash muttabal, and Palestinian olives impeccably lit against an illuminating red tabletop.
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Amid the strobe lights and smoke were seven or eight beautiful, impeccably made-up and scantily clad women, all either standing alone on their phones or looking for would-be paying customers amid the hordes of journalists.
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If you want to see how you stack up against today's impeccably behaved teens, check out this longer piece that Vox's Soo Oh and Sarah Frostensen have built (and read more about how they built it here).
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Either way, given the global attention paid to the impeccably coordinated opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics with its choreographed displays of harmony, there's no doubt the cheer squad is going to get a lot of attention.
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After all, many people who were teenagers or adults around the dawn of the millennium wore teensy rectangular glasses without it feeling icky — even Goldie Hawn wore the angled Lolita versions (impeccably!) in The First Wives Club.
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An underclass family infiltrates the home of a much wealthier clan in Bong Joon Ho's impeccably orchestrated allegory about social inequality, which mixes and matches black comedy, social satire and the white-knuckle tension of a thriller.
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An impeccably mounted survey of the self-taught Mexican-American artist Martín Ramírez (1889-1963) both expands on his 2007 New York retrospective, and inaugurates a new museum, the Institute of Contemporary Art Los Angeles (ICA LA).
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The sale — near the peak of the housing boom, just months before the crash — was impeccably timed, but it also reflected a shift in the attentions of what would soon be a three-generation real estate dynasty.
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Often wearing the kinds of heels and sheath dresses sold under her name, Ms. Trump stars in an impeccably curated Instagram feed, filled with product placement, pictures of her children and the promotion of a hashtag: #womenwhowork.
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Set in an upstate New York kitchen on the nights on which these three plays originally opened during the past year, Mr. Nelson's impeccably acted, deeply moving productions can now be seen in a single-day marathon.
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In the past few years, he has acquired a more public persona, with fighters and commanders in Iraq and Syria posting images on social media of him on the battlefield, his beard and hair always impeccably trimmed.
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She captures that very particular brand of high-achieving type-A smart girl — who's not exactly nerdy, in touch with pop culture but alienating in her unshakeable sense of superiority — with impeccably timed delivery and inspired facial expressions.
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Ivy League-educated and impeccably gracious, the esteemed journalist – who worked for PEOPLE, Allure, Architectural Digest and others – was always the best-dressed man on the carpet, never without a blazer and tie or a perfectly tailored tuxedo.
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Black Panther served all those interests impeccably, and as a result, barring a surprise megahit in the second half of the year, it will be the highest-grossing film of 2018 domestically, and one of the highest worldwide.
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But it also seemed notable, for those who wonder whether such base-rallying tactics can bring the Democrats back from the wilderness, that even in this impeccably progressive company there was little demand for the gender-neutral facilities.
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The capsule collection was a collaboration with iconic American designer Tommy Hilfiger, dubbed Tommy x Gigi, which featured impeccably tailored high-waisted trousers, cool cropped bomber jackets, luxe leather leggings, and, of course, a healthy helping of athleisure.
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As wildly diverse as these roles were, something about Wilder's measured, impeccably timed approach to eccentricity began to grow on his audiences, which now seemed ready to accept him as something more than just a versatile character actor.
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Spin doctorWhen I met Sendler in mid-February at the Gizmodo office, he was impeccably dressed—light gray donegal blazer, gold safety pin-style collar clip, tie clip, patterned pocket square, and a fabric flower in his lapel.
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Because everyone is in Calvin Klein, the group is impeccably dressed, from Jackson in a sports bra and low-rise jeans, to Brown a school uniform-esque outfit, comprised of rugby-style polo shirt and knee-length skirt.
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Most similar perhaps to Rae Sremmurd, Dreezy is a natural stylistic chameleon, fully comfortable synthesizing the precise, impeccably delivered rhyming of someone like Jay Z with the spacey world of trap production and diving into melody when necessary.
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Well, Ko is dealing with what you could call mild fame, at least—the kind that sort of just happens to you when you're an avid home baker with a single-subject, impeccably-manicured Instagram presence like hers.
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Warren G. Harding — darkly handsome, impeccably dressed and widely adored — acquired a reputation for cronyism, corruption and womanizing that continues to stain the reputation of his administration, which ended when he died of a heart attack in 1923.
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He even looks like an investment banker out of central casting: He wears tailor-made shirts, suits and silk ties; his salt-and-pepper hair is impeccably groomed; and he sprinkles his speech with references to luxury brands.
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If the lasting image of "The Crown" is Elizabeth and Philip retreating to separate beds, "Victoria" gives us Little Vicky and her prince, their beautiful heads of hair impeccably tousled, walking hand in hand in the Scottish Highlands.
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The "wolf in cashmere" has all the trappings of a $100bn fortune, from a public art collection housed in a Parisian museum designed by Frank Gehry to his impeccably tailored Christian Dior suits and a couple of newspapers.
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A portly man partial to impeccably tailored suits, he and Ford had become friends in 19953, when Mr. Coleman was an assistant counsel to the Warren Commission during its investigation of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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The Reagan presidency took the art of stagecraft to a whole new level, ensuring every event was perfectly planned and impeccably implemented to keep President Reagan's image in strict alignment, and to consistently reinforce the president's messages and priorities.
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Fifth seed Nadal defeated fellow Spaniard Fernando Verdasco 33-3 7-5, while ninth seed Federer served impeccably to get past American Stevie Johnson 7-6(3) 7-6(4) and book the 63th showdown of their famous rivalry.
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With an impeccably varied playlist spanning Steve Reich, Fela Kuti, and techno heads like Mark E and HNNY, Vynehall's Essential Mix is a trippy, eclectic voyage through the crates of one of the most exciting dance producers working today.
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One possibility is that the right has lately been losing its mind over the idea that America's history and founding is inextricably tied to slavery, after the New York Times' 1619 Project made the case so impeccably and powerfully.
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Whether it's because your apartment is a mess or because the paintings on your wall aren't exactly work-appropriate, you can now swap in a totally different, impeccably decorated home on Zoom thanks to West Elm's new virtual backgrounds.
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For those new to Mr. Trump's world, the impeccably dressed former model who became his third wife in 2003 has become a ray of hope as the person who will finally be the one to tame the untamable president.
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"You gotta turn down the A.C., man," he said to Emily Rales, an impeccably dressed, perfectly composed forty-year-old woman of Taiwanese descent, when she came to see the artist occupying her guesthouse, a falcon in her folly.
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On the other hand, Fischli and Weiss have produced remarkable, impeccably made sculptures that evidence not only their skill as craftsmen but also the time they've spent closely observing everyday objects, looking at them to the point of nourishment.
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Schmitt-Matzen, a known Santa in the area thanks to his jolly frame and impeccably groomed white beard, told the News Sentinel a nurse called him and told him a sick 5-year-old boy wanted to see Santa Claus.
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Chung gets a little help from AG to get through, though: The crisp, white jeans and perfect-fitting denim jacket earn her not only compliments from the impeccably-dressed Parisians at the party but even an invite to go shopping.
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Even in moments when there's no one in sight, as Sam lugs cargo across vast distances, the game can tug at the heartstrings with its impeccably timed music, which mostly consists of songs from the post-rock band LOW ROAR.
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Above all, the characters are impeccably cast, the visuals are stunning, and it punches far above its weight when it comes to exploring weighty issues, such as the inequalities in wealth and race in ways that proved highly relevant in 2016.
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Her sorbet-colored hair and massive earrings spelling out "Murder" and "Kill," combined with a T-shirt that screams: "The Future is Female Ejaculation," are the perfect counterpoint to Stanfield's quiet (to the point of near-passivity) but impeccably timed humor.
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And so, fewer than a dozen times a year, at venues ranging from ballparks to parking lots, impeccably orchestrated teams of engineers, ice suppliers, snowmakers, crane operators, up riggers, down riggers, scaffold designers—you get the picture—do exactly that.
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The Government Accountability Office debunked the Air Force generals' contentions that the A-1o could be replaced, arguing that the plane's low flight costs, unique airframe, and hyper competent, impeccably trained pilot community was without peer in today's Air Force.
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The key could well be Republican senators who are up for re-election -- such as Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, Paul Kirk of Illinois and Rob Portman of Ohio -- who could be hurt by perceived obstructionism against an impeccably qualified individual.
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If dewy, impeccably highlighted skin is on your wishlist (and of course it is), then you might want to look to Gomez for inspiration — she's been absolutely nailing the whole "naturally" lit-from-within thing in ways we didn't believe possible.
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Its music video (directed by TOILETPAPER) traffics in the same imagery as the TP–RAMA installations and features the same tall, slim, young women in gold lamé suits and impeccably bobbed wigs that guided me through Galeries Lafayette to the exhibition.
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La La Land is the kind of movie cinephiles love to love: it's impeccably made and passionately performed, and it's full of ain't-movies-great references to the romance of cinema and to nostalgia for specific movies and cinematic eras.
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Impeccably made-up and dressed in the most outlandish clothes, Gupta wriggles her eyebrows, overstates every dialogue and along with veteran actor Sachin Khedekar, who plays her lawyer, forms a comedy pair that will be hard to beat this year.
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Since its beginnings in 2004, North Carolina's Moogfest has set itself from other electronic music festivals by not only offering an impeccably-curated lineup of artists, but keynote speeches and workshops featuring academics, futurists, political organizers, tech leaders, and more.
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In the impeccably realized world of 1958 New York City, "Midge" Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan) plays the role of dutiful housewife until her husband leaves her and she reinvents herself as a stand-up comedian at a Greenwich Village comedy club.
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In the frenzy and frustration that come from five individuals sharing a cramped and shabby apartment (rendered with claustrophobic decrepitude in Clint Ramos's set, impeccably lighted by Alex Jainchill), the members of the Younger family often talk right over one another.
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As dazzlingly directed by Sam Mendes, this sprawling portrait of a rural Irish family during the Troubles makes singularly dexterous use of a basic tool often considered old hat in the theater these days: a juicy, suspenseful and impeccably orchestrated plot.
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Ms. Schiff and her sister Consuelo Crespi caught the eye of a fashion photographer in New York when they were 21972, and they began modeling and appearing in newspaper articles that highlighted their lives as gorgeous, impeccably dressed identical twins.
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Impeccably directed by Tyne Rafaeli in Roundabout Underground's tiny Black Box Theater, "Usual Girls" has a fine cast of nine, and a stellar design team that includes Arnulfo Maldonado (set), Ásta Bennie Hostetter (costumes), Jen Schriever (lights) and Tei Blow (sound).
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In a sauna-like room jam-packed with people, the evening's M.C. introduced a series of impeccably dressed performers who lip-synced, vogued and cartwheeled down a short runway to different popular songs (and the dollar bills of appreciative audience members).
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This sparkling, impeccably staged play — produced by the Cahoots Theater Company, the Other Cheek and Park Theater as part of 59E59's Brits Off Broadway program — will be catnip to "Downton Abbey" devotees, with equal doses of humor and insight.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Charli XCX fashioned herself as a creature of this moment, when physical and online experiences coalesce and people curate an impeccably poised social-media persona (slash brand) while coping with the messy ups and downs of life offline.
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He shot impeccably and skied brilliantly in the relay, making the most of errors by his opponents as he swept to victory, waving the tricolor flag as he skated across the line and into the arms of his waiting team mates.
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The guests under the great dome were impeccably dressed in that smart Parisian way that inevitably made me think of the fierce class war that has been raging every Saturday since the "Yellow Vest" movement started over three months ago.
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The pursuit of the highest quality offerings is a theme that is also recognizable in the classic car market where participants are seeing buyers gravitate towards the most exclusive, niche and impeccably maintained vehicles while eschewing products perceived as common or imperfect.
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An impeccably assembled thriller cloaked in post-apocalyptic dread, Shults's follow-up to last year's astounding Krisha zeroes in on a family's attempts to survive against a faceless and unstoppable threat, doing anything they can to keep the darkness outside their home.
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If confidence in, and the credibility of, the FBI and its sister investigative and intelligence agencies are to be restored, immediate and unequivocal public actions must be taken, starting with the appointment of an impeccably qualified and apolitical new director of the FBI.
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His impeccably styled head of hair has always been one of the best in Hollywood, even rivaling the likes of Harry Styles and The Weeknd, but that is all but a memory now — because he chopped every last inch of it off.
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Now, the latest "plus-size" conundrum comes courtesy of fashion brand Simply Be and its beautiful, impeccably art-directed, desert-chic "We Are Curves" ad campaign featuring gorgeous "plus-size" models...who happen to hover around a U.S. size 12 or so.
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Whether you favor the hits punctuated by teenaged screams from the Beatlemania era, the piano ballads or the Bond theme that lends itself impeccably well to some light pyrotechnics, these are the classics you're highly likely to hear at a Paul McCartney concert.
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But she is selling stale goods in which adult women spout girl-power clichés and conform to norms that make it very clear what kind of heroines still get to fly high: young, thin, beautiful, perfectly coifed, impeccably manicured and profoundly unthreatening.
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Having bounced around for years as a possible feature, "Alias Grace" proves better suited to this more expansive and leisurely adaptation, written and directed by actress Sarah Polley and Mary Harron, respectively, and impeccably adorned in the mud-spattered trappings of the times.
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And yet I have to admit I had a swell time at "Love, Love, Love," a Roundabout Theater Company production, impeccably directed by Michael Mayer and featuring a nigh-perfect five-member ensemble rounded out by Alex Hurt, Ben Rosenfield and Zoe Kazan.
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It was all impeccably hashtagged and livestreamed and chronicled for posterity on the website of the Center for Cyber and Homeland Security (one of these strange, post-9/11 hybrid institutions that acts as a holding center for government officials between appointments).
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The now-iconic political fixer, played impeccably by Kerry Washington, has spent the past five seasons of the hit ABC show talking up the importance of wearing a white hat — often while also donning a white coat, because sometimes, literal is best.
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The latter was won by F. Dilek Uyar, whose black-and-white photograph of a member of the Whirling Dervishes spinning beneath rays of sunlight is simply radiant; the former by Norbet Fritz, who photographed the modern, impeccably neat interior of Stuttgart's library.
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To be fair, the answer to that question is usually drugs, but instead of shaking a couple of their son's Adderalls out into their impeccably moisturized hands, a group of upper class British women have started dosing themselves with MDMA... wrapped in cheese.
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But you look back at the history of characters, and oftentimes any notion that the lead person doesn't get to be anything but impeccably right, that becomes D.O.A. That's been a problem with some of the female characters they've tried to put forth.
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On the parade field at Fort Bragg, N.C., where tens of thousands of soldiers have marched either preparing to go to war or returning from it, the two generals, highly decorated, impeccably dressed, cleareyed and strong of character, were humbled by the moment.
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It's impeccably acted, written, and directed, and no matter how ridiculous "a series about the 1970s porn industry with two James Francos" might sound to you, this is somehow not just the best possible execution of that idea, but the most thoughtful one, too.
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That, and of course, the rest of her #ootd: the impeccably tailored pair of plaid Annie Hall-esque pants paired with what could be called her "daytime heels," opening at the top of her foot just so, like a blossoming white rose during spring.
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If there's one thing you know to expect in every Nancy Meyers film, it's that the heroine always lives in an impeccably decorated home (see Diane Keaton's Hamptons house in Something's Gotta Give or Meryl Streep's Santa Barbara abode in It's Complicated for further proof).
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He did not articulate or argue for a particular set of policies to define Conservatism as a doctrine or creed; rather, in his impeccably stylish essay "On being conservative", he argued that conservatism was much more a habit of mind, a practice of politics.
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"If we can show just one woman that she is beautiful and worthy just as she is, not only with inclusive marketing, but with beautifully designed intimates that fit her impeccably as well, then we have done our job as a brand," Schaffir said.
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Lili Reinhart, 20, and Camila Mendes, 23, are best known for playing ride-or-die best frenemies on CW's Riverdale, who not only have each other's back through all of their small town's never-ending scandals but also look impeccably chic while doing so.
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Their albums were tightly written and impeccably performed, but Shogun's bleeding-heart vocals and the gauzy production seemed to gesture towards entropy—an image not exactly helped by the band's anarchic public persona, their tendency to offhandedly mention breakups and accidentally cause mass stage invasions.
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"In Love with George Eliot", Kathy O'Shaughnessy's sensitive, impeccably researched and deeply pleasurable debut novel, charts Eliot's development as a writer and growing celebrity, her sincere happiness with Lewes, terrible grief at his death and unexpected joy at her new (and finally respectable) married status.
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His trio of Larry Heard full-lengths between 1999 and 2003, Genesis, Love's Arrival, and Where Life Begins, were impeccably produced, genre-shifting journeys into house, lounge, downtempo, and ambient moods—a reminder that Heard never became satisfied with settling into a single style.
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If the hip-hop lyricist's sheer bawdiness is being posited as the problem that would prevent the rapper from gaining the Nobel laureate, I would not be on board with that because it conjures an idea that laureates are polite and impeccably behaved figures.
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Unlike their late-night peers, the pair don't have an impeccably plotted approach to the show: They just talk, a geyser of whip-smart running commentary, seamlessly building off each other's jokes, able to anticipate and carry each other like dancers or jazz musicians.
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Each put in efforts that, while impeccably (if predictably) skilled and on message; while communicating brand image and direction; while maintaining what people persist in calling the "DNA" of their labels (as if late-stage capitalism were genetically determined), mostly left this observer feeling numb.
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Hours after the Twitter post, the White House followed up with an official statement in which Mr. Trump called Mr. Wray "an impeccably qualified individual," citing his role in major fraud investigations and antiterrorism efforts at the Justice Department after the 9/11 attacks.
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In 1975, they launched Bonpoint, which pioneered exquisitely made children's clothes with an impeccably French sense of style, and in 2009, two years after selling the company, they opened Merci, the Haut-Marais concept store that donates its revenue to children's causes in Madagascar.
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Towering over his colleagues at 212 feet 4 inches, he dressed impeccably, comported himself like a gentleman, was both candid and trustworthy, was endowed with a wry wit and, untainted, he survived the corruption and sexual scandals that doomed so many city and state officials.
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Whether the newest adultery scandal was behind them -- or had never even been something to put behind them -- the first lady was on duty, standing quietly beside her husband, as she most often does when the two are together, looking, not smiling, impeccably dressed, stoic.
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"Forceful, cerebral and impeccably controlled, 'The Secret History' achieves just what Ms. Tartt seems to have set out to do: It marches with cool, classical inevitability toward its terrible conclusion," Michiko Kakutani wrote in the New York Times in her review of the novel.
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And I watched as a group of little girls got out of school, and you - maybe some of you have seen this - where they are dressed impeccably, right, beautiful uniforms, flowers in their hair, hair pulled back, and no shoes, and walking down the dirt road.
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In a series of alternately heartbreaking and brutally funny scenes, Selina circles her mom's deathbed, wincing at how a woman who was once impeccably put together is now so frail and weak, not to mention sporting stubby fingernails instead of the glossy manicures she always favored.
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It also closed a gallery housing Pietro da Cortona's 1627 painting "The Rape of the Sabine Women" and the Halls of the Horti Lamiani, filled with impeccably chiseled, but alas, wholly exposed nipples belonging to the likes of the Esquiline Venus and a couple of sea centaurs.
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Mrs May's decision to accept the result of the Brexit vote has produced a definitively post-Cameron Conservative party; the only Tory voice of noteraised against her is that of George Osborne, once an impeccably neoliberal chancellor, now the editor of London's local paper, the Evening Standard.
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Their sonic ambitions and adventurousness, as impeccably stylish and of-the-moment as they are entirely out-of-step with trends, don't just sound sublime—they give hope for a future in which genre-based boundary lines dissolve to the point where they're not even worth discussing.
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The difficulty, insists Alyas Karmani, a British imam who has mentored jailed extremists but has now fallen out of official favour, is that restricting the pool to such impeccably liberal-minded folk disqualifies the great majority of those well-placed to communicate and empathise with their subjects.
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If you have the time to organize your trip on your own and you're not too restricted by your budget, I'd recommend traveling by car — the roads are impeccably maintained, the travel time is short, and the landscapes make drives through Slovenia an experience in themselves.
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With the peculiar exception of the cast of "Queer Eye," who appeared to be auditioning for an Atlantic City dinner theater production, men at the Emmy's dressed soberly and impeccably in sharply cut evening clothes (as tuxedos are properly called) that religiously followed the rule book.
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Of all the luxury brands that loom large in her books, there is none larger or more luxurious than the Judith Krantz brand itself — a brand, impeccably built, that allowed her to lead the jet-setting, Chanel-clad life of a character in a Judith Krantz novel.
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A dependable highlight of the London calendar (who will be sorely missed this season), known for his impeccably imperfect and innovative garments with a utilitarian look and feel, Mr. Green will be following previous Pitti guest designers including Jonathan Anderson, Mr. Abloh and Raf Simons. 4.
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Luxuriating in disreputability in all the right ways, the film also contains no shortage of profane verbal wit: From an impeccably delivered "Ugh, men," from Ms. Larson, to a one-bit gunman's complaint about hating a certain type of "freelance job" that he describes with an expletive.
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Much like many Costume Institute exhibitions, the presentation of McQueen's oeuvre in the galleries was impeccably researched and breathtaking in scope, including roughly 100 ensembles and accessories drawn from the McQueen Archive, private collections, and even the Givenchy Archive to chart a comprehensive view of his career.
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And it's true, there are lots of people here, rows and rows of seats filled, people standing in the aisles if they have to, teenagers with shiny sneakers and impeccably gelled hair sitting on a ledge in the back, filming on their iPads and drinking Mountain Dew.
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Because for all the administration's claims that it can deliver on its commitments regardless, the fact remains that even under the most optimistic outlook — if the Supreme Court's stay were to melt away and the Power Plan were to work impeccably — current policies do not get us there.
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The work of writer and artist Jonathan Sun is a rare exception: It's impeccably tailored to Twitter's constraints and contains all the absurdist hallmarks of typical Weird Twitter humor, but also features more heart and a keener understanding of the human experience than you'd get nearly anywhere else online.
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Location: Tremezzina, Como, ItalyIn a nutshell: A 92-room, early 20th-century hotel on the shores of Lake Como with an old-world feel, impeccably manicured park, private beach, and two pools Starting rate: $560 per night*Based on March 14-15, 2020 availabilitySource: US News & World Report
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From his impeccably put together ensembles composed exclusively out of the finest luxury brands and expansive alcohol empire, to his multi-decade spanning career and the absurdly A-list company he keeps, there's nothing particularly casual or slapdash about the way the rapper goes about his everyday business.
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On the outside — both literally in terms of her behavior outside of her nightmarish home and figuratively in terms of her temperament — Adora is every bit the Southern belle: gracious to all, impeccably coiffed in luxurious gowns, and always prepared to offer a stiff, refreshing porch-ready cocktail.
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In these modern times, Healy is as much of a rock star as Grimes is, and I Like It When You Sleep shares Claire Boucher's impeccably detailed approach to particle-separator pop music, in which every element is as sharp, detailed, and permanent as a laser-etched tattoo.
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Judging by the cumulation of her growing popularity as a pop artist, recent breakup (a called-off engagement with Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson), and biggest hit yet—"Thank U, Next," the impeccably catchy, emotionally mature, I-loved-you-but-I-love-me-more breakup anthem— she's soaring.
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And in a scene with a black-market arms dealer (played impeccably by a real-life ex-Marine and seasoned actor, Jim Beaver), Mike is told that an M-40 rifle for sale has a fiberglass stock instead of the wooden one used by the military in the '60s.
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When: Closes Sunday, December 4, 6-10pm Where: LAST Projects (6546 Hollywood Blvd, Ste 215, Hollywood, Los Angeles) Amanda Kirkhuff's impeccably rendered portraits draw on classical precedents to empower women who have traditionally been excluded as subjects in these kinds of images because of gender, sexuality, or race.
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Ursusson was joined onstage by German multi-instrumentalists Georg Börner and Erik Heimansberg, as well as American musician Asia Kindred Moore, who also plays in the dark folk outfit Will O' The Wisp, who together wove an impeccably rich tapestry, and made us all stand frozen in place.
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JOHN E. COLBERT Arroyo Seco, N.M. To the Editor: I believe in the peaceful transition of power as a cornerstone of American democracy, and President-elect Donald Trump, President Obama, Hillary Clinton, Speaker Paul Ryan and the rest are behaving impeccably at the moment to ensure that goal.
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At Hermès, for example, Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski brought her audience to the Hippodrome de Longchamp, presumably because of the brand's horsy history, and then shied away from actual animals in favor of impeccably understated, perfectly finished and ultimately bland leather and canvas tunics, culottes and black tie overalls.
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The tonal differences go all the way to the top: If Barack Obama's "cling to guns or religion" statement was a perfect distillation of the smug style in liberal politics, Donald Trump is impeccably suited to an increasingly post-ideological Republican landscape where the point-scoring is the prize.
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After a brief hiatus, Harris decided she wanted a slower pace and launched the impeccably curated, small-scale scent brand that is Perfumer H. It's a label that's imbued with an incredibly personalized feel: Harris is often found serving customers on the shop floor with the scents she's created.
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Maybe it's his impeccably eclectic wardrobe: the European designer jacket with some sort of neon space-monster lapel pin reminds me of my childhood in New York City, trying unsuccessfully to keep up with the latest trends among kids who were either richer than me, or tougher, or both.
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Inside the 25,222-square-foot space, alongside shelves lined with felt versions of canned vegetables, chip bags, candy, and personal hygiene supplies, were all the amenities of a typical bodega, impeccably realized: an ATM, an ice-cream freezer, a soda-packed fridge, and a cigarette shelf behind the counter.
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What really makes the game stand out, though, is the added immersion that comes from VR. The world of Déraciné is impeccably detailed, and being able to get close to people or objects, and sometimes being able to turn them over in your hands, adds an important texture to the world.
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The tension established by these two profiles would continue throughout Swift's career: Everything about her music and her image is so precisely and impeccably crafted that no one can doubt it to be entirely under her control — but on the other hand, the emotions of her music are so messily intimate.
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The night was unseasonably hot, but Britain's leader looked impeccably cool as she held court in a crisp, oversize white shirt and sash by the duo Palmer Harding, the better to communicate the message: Despite Brexit, as the curtain comes up on a new season, London is open for business.
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The variety of Mr. Rigato's à la carte and tasting menus goes beyond local ingredients and influences: Empanadas stuffed with beer-braised Michigan beef heart and served with avocado mousse (a nod to the area's Latin community) share space with grilled octopus, impeccably tender and splayed on a raft of tzatziki.
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She has since scaled back that operation, but her portfolio now includes Dar Kawa, an impeccably pared-down riad in the labyrinthine medina, and an eponymous store opened in 2016; it carries her linens along with a few locally made leather bags and accessories in the muted shades she favors.
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An impeccably curated showcase of exquisite garments, furniture and objects — of which only a small selection is for sale — this interdisciplinary project also includes an exhibition space, a kitchen with a nightly dinner menu and a listening room that will feature a handpicked music library and monthly music-inspired events.
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Harvey played games of this sort impeccably, testing how far he could go, wielding both the carrot (if you survived working with him, he could make your career) and the stick (if you refused his advances, he would do his best to ensure you never again worked in the movie industry).
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She had received nominations from all of the major precursor awards, and her performance was exactly the type the Oscars love to reward: a big star in a showy role that is at once impeccably performed and a reminder of why she became such a big star in the first place.
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He's also a good fit for Megan Fairchild, a dancer who knows how to sing, impeccably, with her body; this season she was all joy and ease, even in Justin Peck's stringent "Everywhere We Go." She fakes nothing — neither emotion nor technique — and you have to love her for it.
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Still, Cucinelli's consumer is the one who Brioni — and Loro Piana and most of the other luxury men's wear brands — is trying to wrest away with its aggressively elegant cashmeres and alpacas and silks of impeccably neutral cut and in colors (tobacco, sand, earth and cream) that barely register as such.
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They include Gladys's daughter (and Daniel's mother), Ellen (Joan Allen, who wrenchingly combines filial devotion and resentment); her psychoanalyst husband Howard (an impeccably tactless David Cromer); and Don (Michael Cera, doing confident but clueless), a young painter from Massachusetts who stumbles into Gladys's gallery one day and winds up showing — and living — there.
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Then, to prove his respect, Michele teamed with Dap for a joint line of apparel and set him up to work on it in an impeccably restored corner brownstone in Harlem whose lowest level, just beyond an ornate gate, is an atelier with a wall of blood-red drapes facing the street.
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Takeout lines are often longer than those for a table, so either arrive early if you're taking your sandwich to the boardwalk or beach, or settle in and order up an Italian ($15; half $7.50): an impeccably fresh roll stuffed with provolone, ham, Genoa salami and capicola topped with hot pepper relish.
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These days, a cozy, impeccably curated space is a must for a brick-and-mortar boutique, but the pair have more than aesthetics in mind: Everything from the Madagascan raffia blind on the back window to the painting of a woman in profile hanging on the peacock-blue wall is for sale.
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Behind him hung a Canadian flag and beside him sat his son, Adam, a musician who had served as producer on the stirring LP. At one point Cohen, stooped and frail but sharp as ever in an impeccably tailored black suit, treated the audience to a recitation from a piece still in progress.
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And while one might expect that a household of such astounding wealth would be an impeccably sober and professional environment, the assault claim was one of several allegations, from racism and transphobia to sexual harassment and physical assault, that have rocked the 35-year-old billionaire's staff over the past three years.
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The first two of those were seen at the Classic Stage Company, where "The Liar" opened on Thursday, in impeccably acted productions that managed to make the preening fops, bawdy servants, blushing ingénues and romantic heroes of long-ago France seem like our contemporaries, only with an uncanny gift for rhymed verse.
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Incredibly crisp and polished, the 38-minute-long "INVERSO MUNDUS" draws you into an absurd, seemingly utopian world, where beautiful people cradle fantastic, enchanting animals (like birds with seals' heads or hairless cats with bat wings); a pig mercilessly butchers a man; and powerful, impeccably styled women spin men strapped to hamster wheels.
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They behaved themselves with skill, they dealt with economic matters and political matters as well as military matters and with very, very few exceptions over a very long time, conducted themselves impeccably with dignity, and with the kind of behavior that causes so many around the world to like to work with the US military.
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What makes Fenty x Puma so convincing, despite the fact that most of the looks will probably never see the light of public (or outside of the bubble of street style) because they're so impeccably niche, is the fact that both fans and newcomers can envision Rihanna — and more importantly, themselves — in every look.
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Hailey isn't the only awesome lady in this particular ensemble: There's Cynthia (Saffron Burrows), the too-cool symphony cellist who must come to terms with the potential consequences of an injury; there's Gloria (Bernadette Peters), the impeccably-dressed socialite and president of the New York Symphony; there's Monica Belucci as La Fiamma, drop-dead sexy at 52.
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When her character, Natalie, hits her head during a meet-cute-turned-mugging, she finds herself in a world of over-the-top rom-com tropes, sanitized New York streets that smell like roses instead of hot garbage and street meat, and impeccably choreographed karaoke dance numbers in a dive bar full of enthusiastic backup dancers.
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Whether you want to revisit those days or not, Greta Gerwig's first solo feature film will take you there—immerse you so fully in prom, hair dye, ditching theater kids for the in-crowd, and what it is to be 17 that you'll forget, for an impeccably wrought hour and a half, that you ever grew up.
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Moreover, speaking of laws, there should be one that says French Montana and A$AP Rocky perform for the people of New York every summer regardless of what else is on their schedule, and ideally Rocky will show up as he did last night, impeccably dressed in all white, wearing a graphic tee of Marlon Brando in The Godfather.
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Many years back, during an episode of the Playboy Mansion–set reality TV series The Girls Next Door, viewers were informed that all Playboy pictorials feature what they call "the presence of a man," meaning something in the background to denote that the lady with the impeccably trimmed bush wearing nothing but a necktie was in the company of a gentleman caller.
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In Italy once, I was given a private tour of a beautiful castle, led by the owner through room after impeccably furnished room, only to glimpse at the end through a half-open door a tiny, cavelike space crammed with all the evidence — a gas stove, a television, a tatty sofa — of daily life: This was clearly where the family spent their time.
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The formula for n*****fishing, and really for becoming an influencer in this era in general, is laid out pretty clearly: An hourglass-shaped body candidly posed in front of an aesthetically pleasing background; a face that is highlighted and golden brown, featuring lips that are plump and glossy and impeccably arched eyebrows; hair that is somewhere between wavy and curly.
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Sometimes that just means a taking a trip to a new US city, or playing a few shows, anything to shake up the rhythms of their more secluded life in Rennes, France, where they have the space to live and work in quiet—Atkinson on her art and Sanson on the impeccably curated record label and publisher they run together Shelter Press.
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Standing over 78-inches tall, this Boba Fett figure is at least impeccably detailed, and comes with pretty much every accessory he had in the original Star Wars trilogy, minus his spaceship, Slave I.Created in collaboration with the talented prop replica specialists at Tom Spina Designs, this magnificent six-and-a-half foot tall replica is so realistic, you'll swear he jumped right off the Slave I!
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She remembered how yesterday, when Signora Petricci had laid out on the reception desk the necessary forms for signing, her lace-trimmed cuff had been impeccably laundered and pressed, brilliantly white against her dark skin; links in a gold chain had stirred and glinted with her wrist's authoritative movement, in a way that seemed to have some meaning for Cecilia, to send some message.
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So much sounds and looks right in "Christine," which was written by Craig Shilowich and has been impeccably kitted out with period atrocities, from the high-waist slacks worn by Christine's friend Jean (Maria Dizzia), to the loud jacket that George could have borrowed from Ted Baxter, the anchor from "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," a series that could be the movie's secret sharer.
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Red Carpet Watch 12 Photos View Slide Show ' Natalie Portman approaches clothes the way she does her roles: She is impeccably prepared for the occasion, exhibiting enough of her own taste to be distinctive and laudable, yet like a true movie star, she is still very much "Natalie Portman" — meaning that, on the red carpet, she enjoys fashion but is no tragic slave to the pomp and circumstance.
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Darkly handsome in his glory years, always suave and impeccably tailored, an amusing and witty man who frequently poked fun at himself, Mr. Lane unapologetically wanted the best of everything — from the luxurious duplex apartment in a Stanford White mansion on Park Avenue to a coveted place on the "A" guest lists for all the best parties everywhere, be they in the United States, England, France, Italy or Spain.
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I spoke to Kazuhiko Wada, president of Kamewa Shoten, one of the 200 or so intermediary companies that act as conduits between the handful of wholesalers and the wider industry, as well as Mina-san, an excitable member of Kamaume, an intermediary found deep in the warmly lit maze of stacked styrofoam and wooden boxes, low hanging poker table-style lights, kanji-emblazoned signs, and impeccably organized chaos of the inner-market.
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But to describe the soundtrack as naive would be to downplay how impeccably-crafted and meticulous it is; how the tracks are melded and shaped around each scene like buttons on a coat; how the simplicity and brazenness of the music feels so purposeful; and how, fifteen years after the film's release, it feels like one of the only mainstream films to ever properly capture what it is to be young, sad and confused.
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In the hours before Wednesday's Democratic Presidential debate, before Elizabeth Warren used her impeccably assembled talking points to verbally throw hands, before Bernie Sanders ripped Pete Buttigieg for his "billionaire donors," and before Michael Bloomberg subjected himself to the most thorough beating anyone has seen on television since The Undertaker threw Mankind off Hell in a Cell, a self-described "underground radical group" was doing its part to, like, own the libs or whatever.
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Grace Kelly and Cary Grant don their best (and Grant, his cat-burglar suit) on the French Riviera for "To Catch a Thief" (on Friday), while Tippi Hedren is impeccably well dressed for both the avian attacks in "The Birds" (on Saturday and Sunday) and for safecracking in "Marnie" (on Saturday and Sunday), in which Head's tailoring is just one element of the sophisticated color scheme in Hitchcock's depiction of repressed trauma.
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The Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals have been revived so successfully in the past two decades, in impeccably posh corners like the National Theatre in London and Lincoln Center Theatre here, that it's hard to recall that not so long ago they were considered very déclassé—taken for granted by an earlier generation to have been part of the suburban middlebrow descent of Broadway theatre in the nineteen-fifties, especially when it came to the quality of the music.
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Impeccably curated and spread out over more than a dozen venues, Moogfest was impossible to fully capture, but these performances were among those that captivated me: Photo by Gus Samarco, courtesy of Moogfest Blood Orange's 2013 release Cupid Deluxe is an album just about anyone could love, but it's also always felt a little bit like a secret for those in the know, the album that you hear playing through a neighbor's wall and wonder about.
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And yet, writer-director Martin McDonagh's mordantly funny and, yes, impeccably acted story of an embittered mother (Frances McDormand, a SAG winner last night for best lead actress in a motion picture) who goes to any length in pursuit of justice for the rape and murder of her daughter, has in recent weeks collected some less-than-flattering chatter about what its critics say is the facile way it treats the issues raised in its narrative.
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In the space of a few hours, Trump announced that he really would be building the wall, he really would be banning Muslims from entering the country (if they have the temerity to be from one of the countries that America is bombing, that is), he really would open an investigation into election fraud based on an anecdote about people who looked a bit dark-skinned being allowed to go to the polls when an impeccably white German citizen wasn't.
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He specializes particularly in relocating the everyday angst of adolescence to fantasy landscapes, as in his impeccably engineered, Tony Award-winning script for "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," about the growing pains of second-generation wizards, and his sensitive stage adaptation of the Swedish teen vampire flick "Let the Right One In." With "Sunday," he moves from the realm of fantastical enchantment into that of mundane disenchantment, and a cast of characters who are of legal drinking age, if only just.
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Brian de Palma's original Mission Impossible was a twisty, pyrotechnic thriller; John Woo's sequel was a gun-slinging, slow-mo Hong Kong action built out of an identity psychodrama; J.J. Abrams brought his blend of breathless pacing, relatable family drama, and empty McGuffins to the third; for his live-action debut, Incredibles director Brad Bird turned the fourth into a highlight reel of impeccably staged action set pieces; for the fifth film, Christopher McQuarrie, the writer of The Usual Suspects, mixed old-fashioned sequences with political intrigue and stylish misdirection.
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I was especially struck by a number owned by the French doctor Pierre Spitzner (whose collection is now at the University of Montpellier), which date to the second half of the 19th century: one was a wax automaton, featuring a Venus who "breathed," with a rising and falling chest; another is of a girl in an impeccably white nightgown undergoing a caesarean section, with four distinctly male hands prodding her revealed organs, bizarrely attached to no bodies — phantom hands, complete with white cuffs and the sleeves of black jackets to add an extra layer of eeriness.
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