Other times, they feature searching questions and light hearted moments.
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It was more of a light hearted discovery between us.
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There's no question that the world needs light-hearted queer movies.
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"The way she did it was so light-hearted," Owen added.
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Even in light-hearted moments, the difference in style is clear.
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Ross really is as light-hearted as you think she is.
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They're not light-hearted discussions, but they're real, relatable and important.
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And, every once in a while, a light-hearted animal break.
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There will be some light-hearted tracks on the record, however.
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The good news is that the approach is pretty light-hearted.
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And I don't mean that in a light-hearted kind of way.
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It was meant to be a light-hearted bit of cross promotion.
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It wasn't perfect, but it was conversational and light-hearted and fine.
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SVU proves that "entertainment," essentially, isn't a code-word for light-hearted.
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After confronting Jordan about it, I wanted to keep things light hearted.
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During the conversation, the two chummily exchanged compliments and light-hearted barbs.
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Talbot's light-hearted and romantic anecdote was also a calculated strategic move.
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But one ally said she needs more light-hearted moments like that.
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Conservative chairman James Cleverly said it was "light-hearted and satirical."3.
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It's hard to tell light-hearted stories about the Vatican these days.
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What if it's just a light-hearted reference to Apple's original logo?
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Presidents have traditionally given light-hearted remarks at the dinner, as well.
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"TikTok is fun because it&aposs so light-hearted," she told Insider.
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Outside of Bachelor episodes, she's funny, light-hearted, and kind of a nerd.
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In representation, however, their light-hearted approach takes on a more innocent figure.
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Obviously, I think that Stephanie and I have such light-hearted, genuine personalities.
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Waters could have saved Paradise — her presence alone kept the show light-hearted.
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Sometimes a buzzword gets so overhyped that it deserves some light-hearted mockery.
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Still, despite the light-hearted approach, the film does tackle some big issues.
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Johnson is a political showman whose light-hearted wit masks a fierce ambition.
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In more light-hearted fare, these kinds of characters have become well-established.
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Before lunch, she even shared a light-hearted moment with Kavanaugh after Sen.
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You can use your special sense of humor to keep things light-hearted!
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Kastles coach Murphy Jensen emceed the event and kept the mood light-hearted.
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A light-hearted, seemingly frivolous moment of respite amid such heart-wrenching circumstances.
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Playing more positive, light-hearted music towards the end seemed to really work.
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I felt like making a light-hearted joke about literally fighting the hurricane.
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You can still sense this in the light hearted tone the annual letters take.
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The light-hearted event brought out many riders donning winter clothing, but no pants.
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In announcing his latest health obstacle, Carter could not resist a light-hearted tone.
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Sure it's a little bit gruesome, but the context was light-hearted and fun.
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On the light-hearted side of things, there are stickers, graffiti and photo filters.
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They're charming, light-hearted, and — most pointedly — out to woo the world's Android users.
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Amid the tough talk of military readiness were a few more light-hearted moments.
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Dark but light hearted, the track lives up to its tongue-in-cheek title.
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The two poked at each other in a light-hearted Twitter exchange Tuesday afternoon.
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It has run a light-hearted quiz about how to tell "old" money from "new".
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Trump said it in a light-hearted tone and laughter broke out in the room.
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If you need some light-hearted laughter in your life, be sure to reach out.
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The light-hearted event was filled with laughs as the participants traded jokes and anecdotes.
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They also vacationed together and delighted crowds by trading light-hearted barbs during speaking engagements.
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Push doesn't even do his "yuugh" ad-lib, that's how light-hearted this song is.
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"My profile on the ossan rental website has a very light-hearted atmosphere," he said.
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The NYSE acknowledged the flub on Twitter and in a light-hearted statement to CNBC.
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Over time, word of Angel's straight-shooting, light-hearted tutorials spread, and her popularity skyrocketed.
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Majcher's stunt was just a light-hearted hoax, but it does underscore a certain truth.
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Hank swings heavily from jovial to demonic, light-hearted to intimidating, sober to blackout drunk.
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Trump eyed the chocolate cake sitting on journalists' meal trays in a light-hearted moment.
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"Lets move ahead together, my friend," he told Calheiros in a light-hearted phone conversation.
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The pair also have a light-hearted exchange about a sundial placed squarely in the shade.
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Half of this show was a relatively light-hearted romp through the world of high finance.
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I leave yoga feeling light-hearted and at peace, which no other class does for me.
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In his remarks at the typically light-hearted white tie fundraiser, he played leaks for laughs.
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I've been reading a lot of nonfiction lately and am craving a light-hearted beach read.
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I try my best to stay positive and light-hearted about it, but I'm also frustrated.
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PT Kevin Hart has a light-hearted pow-wow with Olivia Munn in the hallway backstage.
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Despite his light-hearted approach, the 31-year-old father said his campaign was no joke.
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Our new adverts have purely light-hearted intentions and were not meant to cause any offence.
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That's where Rinna decided to approach the SUR owner, for a light-hearted and joyful dance.
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" He adds: "To us doodling a penis is a light-hearted symbol for a rebellious act.
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This year, she said commercials are expected to be more light-hearted and humorous in tone.
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Tell us a little about the thought behind this video – it's so playful and light-hearted.
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And this timely, light-hearted campaign is, I think, a great way to spread that message.
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My comment was light-hearted and wasn't meant to be taken seriously or as a jab.
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For now, the light-hearted White House photo-op has become a casualty of that dynamic.
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Laughter in the cathedral over light-hearted memories Former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, former Sen.
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Cruz does all the signature cup moves, and performs a light-hearted rendition of the song.
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Cheesy, fun, light-hearted; it was all about the characters and BioWare making self-aware jokes.
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But on the other, that original tweet was surely only meant as a light-hearted exaggeration.
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It's a very good, fairly light-hearted session which is a nice change from last week.
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The new animation cuts the conversation down to around five minutes, keeping it relatively light hearted.
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The stories usually ended on a light-hearted note, but left me feeling torn up inside.
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The internet helped it spread, but this photo was basically made for light-hearted TV news shows.
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Its best moments are those that offer light-hearted banter and scenes with little or no melodrama.
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Royal Jordanian, one of the affected airlines, launched a light-hearted campaign to announce the new rules.
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We're just going to keep it fun, light-hearted and hopefully put a smile on his face.
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It's definitely light-hearted, not something that you'll be stressed about and it won't make you think.
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Former House Speaker John Boehner made a cameo in light-hearted video produced by the White House.
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When it comes to a bit of light-hearted trolling, few do it better than Ricky Gervais.
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Group exhibitions focus on novel or light-hearted themes, including mystery, parenting, or food as in YUMMM!
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The trailer for Avengers: Infinity War dropped today, and it has already invited some light-hearted criticism.
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Comments from fans range from, "you certainly know how to catch my eye" to light-hearted confusion.
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In contrast to the light-hearted banter in the beginning, the film climaxes with a dark twist.
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Yet as the camera pans out onto the clapping audience, the light-hearted mood hits a snag.
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Spaticchia said that by taking a "light-hearted approach" they feel they can "connect" with more people.
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But the collection of paintings seem to find a balance between the sinister and the light-hearted.
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Their answers were light-hearted, provocative, and revealing about the state of the airline industry in Europe.
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Bellingham initially apologized for what he originally called a light-hearted joke and not a political statement.
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Jimmy Fallon's "Whisper Challenge" usually involves some silly phrases and a bit of light-hearted lip-reading.
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Rather, her goofy, light-hearted touch allows her subversive satire to cross over to a broader audience.
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Game of Thrones fans everywhere are reacting to Sunday night's shocker with a little light-hearted creativity.
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It's a light-hearted, festive affair, with hundreds of attendees celebrating until well into the early morning.
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Work will probably be relatively slow again, so I need something light-hearted playing in the background.
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" Then comes the big allegation, with Elton writing ... "I don't mean that in the light-hearted way.
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There were a lot of celebrities, guests, and it was a very sort of light-hearted evening.
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It's kind of rare to find queer content that's silly, fun, light-hearted and loving, you know?
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If you're a politician making a light-hearted St Patrick's Day reference, it's important to get it right.
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"In some ways (the National Theatre's clip) marks a return to Kabuki's original light-hearted ways," wrote Punie.
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Whatever happened to random, light-hearted yuks, and will we ever be able to get back to them?
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Psychogeography, like the Shrub app itself, encourages a meandering and light-hearted relationship to geography and one's surroundings.
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His last conversation with officials on the ground was described by Greek air traffic control as light-hearted.
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Goodbye, Vitamin is one of those rare books that is both devastating and light-hearted, heartfelt and joyful.
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Chelsea, of course, explained that it was completely light hearted and meant as a joke, before getting defensive.
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Clue is a light-hearted mystery game in which you collect clues to solve a white-collar murder.
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There's a much harder push for equal family effort in Roger Ross Williams' light-hearted documentary Life, Animated.
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Pete Davidson is remembering his father's heroic and tragic death on 9/11 with some light-hearted humor.
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For the most part, the trolling was light-hearted, they said, but that changed over the last year.
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Alcohol is served, and the attitude at the ceremony tends to be more candid, entertaining, and light-hearted.
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The movie is infused with light-hearted moments that cut through the intensity of the Jim Crow-era racism.
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We found 28 gifts, ranging from the light-hearted and humorous to the functional and useful, that he'll love.
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But, this isn't the first time the word "light-hearted" has been used by a brand accused of sexism.
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We wanted to create some light-hearted stickers that show the Thai royals as just like any other family.
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He cast light-hearted ballots for William Shatner, Edward James Olmos as Daryl, and Matthew Fox as the Governor.
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Reserve time for big thinking and fun hobbiesThe last piece of advice is more light-hearted but critically important.
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"The problem with working with disasters is that it doesn't always fit in light-hearted ideas," McKinnon tells me.
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Understandably, not all of what Our Planet has to share is as light-hearted and energetic as this clip.
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Expect a much more light-hearted experience than its predecessor, with lots of over-the-top weapons and scenarios.
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We built a light-hearted prank surrounding this key insight and had some fun with fans along the way.
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Richardson provides many of the movie's funniest and light-hearted scenes, proving once more that she's one to watch.
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The transition from playful, light-hearted Libra's solar season to that of dark and mysterious Scorpio can be jarring.
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We set out to take a light-hearted look at reportedly true events & never intended to cause any offense.
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That can't not sound like light-hearted fun, perhaps even the kind of thing you'd do on Spring break.
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"He is no longer the funny, vibrant, light-hearted child we knew," she testified, according to the News-Journal.
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" Wax was also keen to highlight the light-hearted nature of Spreadsheets and the Austin Powers-inspired, "Hey baby.
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"They were at the American ambassador's residence in London, and it looked like a relaxed and light-hearted evening."
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In one of several light-hearted moments, Trump climbed into a Wisconsin-made firetruck parked on the South Lawn.
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Though Fisher spoke of her circumstance with a light-hearted resilience, what she suffered was in fact tremendously burdensome.
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The award-winning singer continued on to say that he wanted to keep the song light-hearted and fun.
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At past events, the evening's entertainer typically mocks the president, who then makes light-hearted remarks of their own.
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Army Veteran Daniel Helmer, whose light-hearted ad spoofing "Top Gun" went viral earlier this year, follows with $398,000.
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Asked for his thoughts about facing Mickelson, known for his light-hearted trash talking, the laid-back Leishman sounded unfazed.
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Its comparatively grimmer films have been poorly reviewed, and often underperform Marvel's more light-hearted flicks at the box office.
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The presidential hopeful called the comment "a light-hearted but very pointed remark," during her appearance on Meet the Press.
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One Day at a Time provides us with quick punchlines and light-hearted moments of a 21st century Latinx family.
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It isn't a walk in the park across Uluru, the climb is strenuous and not for the light-hearted tourist.
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It is a poetic and surprisingly light-hearted film, anticipating that humanity will one day prevail over racism and fear.
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The compromising positions Trump puts himself in may be the only light-hearted thread we can pull from his presidency.
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Her best-known film, though, is more light-hearted — she starred as Vespyr in the 2016 Oscar contender Captain Fantastic.
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In a year filled with continued social upheaval, Google analytics paint a slightly more light-hearted picture of today's society.
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This light-hearted late-night visit was a significant change of mood from Lively's other big interview of the week.
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For most Americans, Halloween is a fun, light-hearted holiday when we wear costumes and give out candy to kids.
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It's a light-hearted, charming take on the life of a young Indigenous Australian boy Willie in the late 1960s.
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A shrine and a sign Some Miami residents have taken a more light-hearted approach as concern over Zika grows.
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For those who do know me, I am a sincere, genuine, loving, light-hearted, open-minded and non-judgemental individual.
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Coopers said in a statement on Sunday the video was a "light-hearted but balanced debate about an important topic".
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Super Mario RPG More light-hearted than Square's fare, SMRPG tried something strange and new and became an instant classic.
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"He'd been making such funny and light-hearted entertainment with 'The Muppet Show' and 'The Muppet Movie'," Ms Henson says.
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The New Me By Halle Butler At face-value, The New Me does not sound like a light-hearted read.
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Is My Room is Another Fish Bowl (279) a light-hearted aesthetic joke, or a withering critique of museum-goers?
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Such light-hearted moments were more likely to be shunted off to B-sides as Soundgarden records turned more emotionally weighty.
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But the light-hearted space opera cemented Marvel's reputation as a hit-maker, eventually earning $773 million at the box office.
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The BBC is planning a light-hearted musical version of the former Suits star's life for broadcast over the holiday season.
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I like getting serious and emotional in my music while I prefer staying light hearted and jokey in my stand-up.
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" Microsoft defines acceptable trash talk as "light-hearted banter or bragging" that's focused directly on the game and "encourages healthy competition.
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Famed theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking once conceded a light-hearted defeat to physicist Kip Thorne on a matter of black holes.
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For us, love means compromise, informed support, and advice in the dark times, as well as the light-hearted, childish adventures.
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It's a caper, more in line with the light-hearted, adventure-filled moments of the original trilogy than, say, Rogue One.
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The channel initially fought back, describing the episode as "light-hearted, friendly and very mild in impact", according to the Guardian.
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Our intentions were light-hearted and not meant to cause any offence, but clearly we have, and for that we apologise.
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The added benefit to Santa's dance routine is that it keeps things light-hearted, for both Hinojas and others around him.
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The entire moment is sweet and light-hearted, and their absolute final moment together, because, again, that's how life really works.
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I guess it was little things like that which angered fans, even the more light-hearted colorful Batman that you portrayed.
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These new releases, ranging from fast-paced memoirs to light-hearted romantic comedies, demonstrate the enormous range of the LGBTQ+ experience.
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But the light-hearted nature of the videos took a turn when people started accusing the actor of being too skinny.
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The Buscemi/Lawrence combo is one of the more light-hearted instances of a celebrity deepfake, since it's purely for entertainment.
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The season 10 alum from Maui, Hawaii brought his Filipino roots to his cooking and light-hearted ways to every situation.
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Jamie Foxx wasted little time in taking a light-hearted jab at Steve Harvey on stage at Sunday night's Golden Globes.
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Cialdini gives the example of the light-hearted videos played at Berkshire's annual shareholder meetings that poke fun at the investors.
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JD is very much from the Nathan Drake school of breezy, light-hearted wisecracks in the face of near-certain death.
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FBI Director James Comey on Wednesday signaled in a light-hearted joke that he anticipates serving his full 10-year term.
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The light-hearted face-off between the two neighbors comes amid a heated Senate race between Cruz and Democratic challenger Rep.
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The franchise is best known for its light-hearted — and merchandising-friendly — characters than the deeper emotional stories of Pixar films.
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So today, let's travel back five years to watch as the two stars share a light-hearted bonding moment between teammates.
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Okay, okay, if you pushed us, we might admit that Netflix is just taking a light-hearted shot at Manbang here.
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In Pixar's WALL-E, the Axiom starliner built by Buy n Large corporation offers a more light-hearted commentary on consumerism.
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Wednesday's meeting between Trump and Zelensky had a light-hearted tone at times, despite the seriousness of the allegations surrounding it.
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These comics, for the most part, were light-hearted, although occasionally real terror would jump out that spoke of things more frightening.
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" "We're also, in a light-hearted way, trying to articulate the strength of feeling against Donald Trump and his politics of hate.
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The Philadelphia Eagles long hiker performed a light-hearted card trick with a mind-blowing twist that led to a standing ovation.
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We also try to keep things light-hearted and fun by having contests and giveaways periodically, that way we keep things fresh!
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Simpson made headlines over the weekend for her light-hearted response to Whole Foods' discovery that their chicken salad actually contained tuna.
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Bad Dudes works because it's light-hearted and stupid; The Division 2 often goes off the rails because it's grim and stupid.
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There's already a slate of superhero narratives scheduled for 2019, including the MCU's Avengers: Endgame and Captain Marvel, DC's light-hearted Shazam!
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"I think [a winky face] makes the information more light-hearted or inviting, which is part of early flirtatious banter," Hall says.
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"The [dance] movements for sure and the musical bring this light-hearted, over-the-top sometimes theater vibe," choreographer Gray detailed detailed.
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From petty, light-hearted disagreements to near relationship-destroying feuds and iconic insults, these are the sibling arguments we still aren't over.
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The seemingly light-hearted comments come amid Trump's ongoing controversy with Gold Star families and new reports detailing his own draft deferments.
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With the Libra sun activating your light-hearted third house until the 22nd, a platonic connection could turn into a passionate one.
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A light-hearted but fiery Obama seemed to take pleasure in ad-libbing many parts of his speech to the college crowd.
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"Irreplaceable," she wrote of a black-and-white photo showing the couple in a similar pose, enjoying a more light-hearted embrace.
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Instead of light-hearted and fun, these added words demonstrate how messed-up our political system has become in the Trump era.
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Both had the ability to shift from hosting a light-hearted show to covering breaking news, including on the morning of Sept.
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Some critics have already accused to show of being too light-hearted and sanitized for such a gritty and serious subject matter.
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Instead, they're perhaps part and parcel of why he's seen as light-hearted antidote to other rap acts rather than an artiste.
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The caption, "BAE-ke Off <3" seemed to fuel the rumors, but now Atherton says it was all a light-hearted joke.
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His mother, a public school teacher, came from a light-hearted clan of storytellers, people who worked in local politics and sales.
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Well, besides the fact that these simpler phrases feel almost light-hearted, the truth is that we're not only interested in prisons.
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Martial arts cinema has a tradition of light-hearted absurdity, from Jackie Chan's adorably corny clowning to Stephen Chow's hyperbolic camp masterpieces.
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Though the light-hearted competition was great fun for spectators, the financial success of the star-studded event was even more impactful.
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Though her character never had major storylines, she was sometimes involved in episode subplots, some of which had a light-hearted bent.
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It was a fun and light-hearted take on a potluck that ended up making for quite a beautiful and eclectic setting!
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Trump eyed the chocolate cake sitting on journalists' meal trays in a light-hearted moment on Air Force One during the trip.
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The actress and Miss America judge put Miss Alabama — clearly a fan — on the spot during the more light-hearted round of questions.
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Others took a light-hearted approach, trolling French police with pictures of nuns and swimsuits: Handing themselves in to the French police. pic.twitter.
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By not showing the more inherently dramatic elements of Liza's life, Younger maintains a fun, light-hearted vibe even when things get dire.
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These light-hearted, steamy stories of dating across racial, culture, and ability lines are bringing new romance readers into the genre in droves.
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What I can apologise for, is describing the quality of someone's facial hair in a light-hearted chat with my two co hosts.
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My show was a comedy and light hearted til sad times happened then we had to change my show from comedy to drama.
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References to Trump—from light-hearted jokes to more concerned warnings—were made at nearly every panel we attended at the annual meeting.
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They took traditional light-hearted pregnancy photos and then added a unique spin, representing what they went through trying to grow their family.
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It was all very ribald and light-hearted, until one night I finished work late and he invited me over to his apartment.
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"Everyone kept the spirit loose and light hearted, and Jane and I could give a lot of input ahead of time," she says.
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Kim made light-hearted remarks about how he is viewed outside North Korea in international media and elsewhere, one Blue House official said.
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My show was a comedy and light hearted [until] sad times happened then we had to change my show from comedy to drama.
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That's not to say there haven't been light-hearted attempts by Hollywood stars to try to find out the winners ahead of time.
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On Saturday, time management problems caused a light-hearted social media rift between Kim Kardashian West and her sisters Kourtney and Khloé Kardashian.
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He didn't tell his father until several years later, but he did share the story among friends, giving it a light-hearted spin.
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The Gridiron dinner, which took place Saturday night, is a Washington, D.C., tradition featuring dozens of journalists and politicians trading light-hearted jokes.
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In another notable effort, Samsung expanded its Rio Olympics campaign with a light-hearted ad featuring Paralympic swimmers Ellie Simmonds and Susie Rodgers.
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Other portions of the debate drew more light-hearted comments from the pair, including following a particularly long-winded exchange on health care.
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Zootopia is, as all the best children's movies are, a light-hearted movie with some serious thinking going on just beneath the surface.
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The commercial will features a light-hearted car chase following someone stealing a Taycan Turbo S from the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, Germany.
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Most of Keeping Up With The Kardashians is historically pretty light hearted, but sometimes, the family's more serious moments get caught on film.
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For now I'm light hearted to the core, except when it comes to friendships,... and then I am as succeptable as they come.
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The commercial will features a light-hearted car chase following someone stealing a Taycan Turbo S from the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, Germany.
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Still, if there's room for a light-hearted spy procedural right now, the show feels like a pretty top-shelf version of one.
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The entire thing is a welcome light-hearted change of pace from the frequently stress-inducing talks that tend to dominate DEF CON.
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It's true that Sweet/Vicious enjoys its light-hearted fare—the Odd Couple dynamic, talks of superheroes, sarcastic one-liners, and sorority silliness.
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Several parents spoke out after the event, saying they disagreed with Uttech and other coaches' assertions that the awards were light-hearted and fun.
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With matching hunger, I devoured full seasons of light-hearted comedies like Happy Endings, the ABC sitcom about a cohort of twentysomethings in Chicago.
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It is all too easy to dismiss casual sexism as a bit of "light-hearted" fun after you've achieved viral fame for your brand.
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"The tricky part is keeping that light-hearted tonality," said Brian Shembeda, an executive creative director at Leo Burnett, the agency behind the ads.
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Two attendees who were in the room described to CNN the President-elect's mood as light-hearted, as he reveled in his unexpected win.
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The producers were worried that Arthur would be too divisive to star in a light-hearted sitcom about four retirees shacking up in Miami.
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The Hearthstone Inn-vitationals are taking a more light-hearted approach to competitions, featuring all kind of players including pros, popular streamers and celebrities.
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And while his place of business is inarguably refined, it pays tribute to the more light-hearted side of the Oscar nominee's personality, too.
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Because, honestly, the installment is a better thing than basically anything else on TV. "Eulogy," begins on a fairly comedic and light-hearted step.
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But after a light-hearted jab, Bezos said it was Thiel's unconventional business bets and unconventional political leanings that make him a powerful force.
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Disney's next animated Star Wars show just got its first trailer, and it's looking like a light-hearted adventure about becoming a resistance pilot.
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They come into the movie expecting this light-hearted teen romance, and then all of a sudden things get very real and very serious.
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Johnson's drive landed within a couple of paces of a surprised Riley, who came in for some light-hearted ribbing by his fellow commentators.
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Is somebody literally setting up a 111-mile taxi ride with the light-hearted intonation that you'd arrange a pint on a Tuesday night?
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From light-hearted capers to grim dramas, these movies peel back the motivations and consequences of a life people are pushed toward through circumstances.
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Honda leaned hard on star power with an ensemble of celebrities offering bits of light-hearted advice from their old high school yearbook photos.
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"Diddy Bop" is a light-hearted compilation of ass-whippings, basement parties, and crisp sneakers, but "Casket Pretty" is the polar opposite of that.
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Now that Klav has been born I guess I won't have as much time for light-hearted romantic comedies about cute boys and bunnies.
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What started as a light hearted foray into Dre's attempt to throw a lit co-ed baby shower turned unexpectedly into a birth episode.
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The Hill's video team caught up with members in attendance, who revealed light-hearted moments and serious concerns discussed at the closed-door meeting.
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When pop culture news used to happen, brands would often jump on the trending topics to promote their products with a light-hearted quip.
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It's a great, light-hearted binge-watch with enough surprising twists to keep the premise going into its fourth season, which premiered last week.
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Between light-hearted chat about burly dicks and meter-long cum shots, you can have a tattooed adult actor serenade you for an hour.
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The Coens offer Mannix's day-to-day activities in the spirit of ironically light-hearted farce—one that obscures a dismal and unglamorous reality.
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Obviously, there isn't going to be as much light-hearted stuff, but there's drums on the songs, so maybe that'll make up for it.
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SULLIVAN: THE FINAL QUESTION, WE HAVE GOT TO GO. AND THIS IS KIND OF LIGHT HEARTED, BECAUSE WE DEBATE THIS A LOT ON CNBC.
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Several Twitter users mentioned they were addicted to Juul, often in a light-hearted manner, and others said they were glad they're not addicted.
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The sun gently harmonizes with bubbly Jupiter on the day of the full moon on Sunday, creating a more light-hearted and fun atmosphere.
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"We're also, in a light-hearted way, trying to articulate the strength of feeling against Donald Trump and his politics of hate," he said.
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That means it's the perfect time to disappear into something fun, like maybe a light-hearted wedding-themed musical number inspired by past political players.
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She also took aim at Carson's move to send her a package of Oreo cookies following the hearing, accusing him of being inappropriately light-hearted.
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Even if it's meant to be light-hearted, the group that's targeted by the normalization of this kind of humor is already vulnerable — trans people.
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But Styles' character is also the only form of comic relief in the film which is absolutely the furthest thing from a light-hearted film.
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The friends easily pass the first round of light-hearted questions, including whether or not Baldwin likes Jenner's new hairstyle (the answer is yes, obviously).
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Walter sits down with this sad-looking stranger and makes light-hearted conversation about how he's always dreamed of living in a place like this.
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As part of that, I would often try to joke with and compliment women, in what I thought was a light-hearted and humorous way.
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In addition to showing the hard-working and complex side of Lovato, the documentary also sets out to show the light-hearted and hilarious moments.
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Where those shows tend to be serious, WarGames plans to offer a much more light-hearted and optimistic outlook, in line with the original film.
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Yet a more sinister side to our perpetual outrage on Twitter also firmly established itself these past 12 months, amid the more light-hearted shaming.
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With a cute bear theme to it, it's practical yet not afraid to be a little light hearted too, with animations of bears tunnelling away.
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It isn't clear if the squirt was an intentional light-hearted moment or just an accident, but the prince laughed it off in any case.
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Cenac's series is the most high-profile project yet at Topic, but there's already plenty to watch, not all of it quite so light-hearted.
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It's done so with a community of creators good at churning out snappy, light-hearted videos, highly localized operations and its acquisition of rival Musical.
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President Obama delivered a serious message to Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump at the light-hearted Friends of Ireland luncheon on Capitol Hill on Tuesday.
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"Beyoncé... twins...buns... funny, light-hearted news," they whispered, through lips that haven't tasted the cool liquid of brand-related topical comedy since January 19th.
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You have your fair share of light-hearted songs, but MW has always railed against oppression and political/religious corruption in your more sociopolitical lyrics.
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Curry captures this sense of intimacy masterfully in the film by exposing both Le Guin's light-hearted humor and her more serious, high-minded idealism.
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"She had a light-hearted delivery so you never felt like—dun dun dun—you&aposre going to be kidnapped and raped," Farmer told Artnet.
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Her mother's health will be included in the upcoming documentary Taylor Swift: Miss Americana, in a reportedly light-hearted scene featuring mama Swift's "cancer dog".
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It's not A light-hearted thing, resents its own resilience … It takes a sky-blue juggler with five red balls To shake our gravity up.
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It's a light-hearted way of shaming people into better information security, and you can easily create your own Wall of Sheep using a Pineapple.
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During the first days of the strike, Culver had worn a banana suit to the rallies to draw light-hearted attention to the cause, he said.
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In March, Kramp-Karrenbauer drew sharp criticism from her Social Democrat coalition partners for poking fun at trans-gender people in a light-hearted carnival speech.
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While Louis Vuitton's cruise collection featured Grace Coddington's light-hearted images of felines, Gucci's creative director Alessandro Michele decided to showcase a darker side of fashion.
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The topics ranged from serious ones, like the threat of terrorism, to light-hearted moments like the president dripping his toe into the Meek Mill vs.
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And while Schnapp did admit it was "scary" being on set with the Demogorgon, Brown had a more light-hearted behind-the-scenes story to tell.
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As with all games in the series, DQXI looks to be an epic-sized, yet light hearted role-playing adventure set across a vast fantasy realm.
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The new series will be far from the light-hearted Sabrina the Teenage Witch that aired on ABC and The WB starting in the late 1990s.
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Hotshots director of marketing Justin Boyd said the light-hearted promotion was a response to the void felt by football fans since the Rams left town.
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It's light-hearted music paired with happy lyrics punctuated with some realness about the doubts and fears immigrants face when starting over in a new culture.
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"I have to say I am so honored to have this," Tarantino told the light-hearted ceremony to pick up the collar handed out to winners.
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In March, Kramp-Karrenbauer drew sharp criticism from her Social Democrat coalition partners for poking fun at trans-gender people in a light-hearted carnival speech.
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That of course inspired the creation of dozens of parody accounts that became tools of resistance, coping mechanisms, and light-hearted distractions from the political chaos.
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The goal was simple: to extract the gameplay and structure of an RPG like Final Fantasy, and inject it into the light hearted universe of Mario.
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Anyone with ears knows Lil B and iLoveMakonnen have fathered a whole generation of young rap weirdos with their affable personas and light-hearted based freestyles.
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Byrne's light-hearted story puts Rey, Finn, Poe, and BB-8 together as a super squad, setting out to beat the ultimate evil in the galaxy.
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During their meetings, Kim made light-hearted remarks about how he is viewed outside North Korea in international media and elsewhere, one Blue House official said.
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The AI Scry app is intentionally fun and light-hearted, 💾🌵co-creator Sam Kronick (pictured above through the lens of AI Scry) told me.
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FROST: BUT THE TWEETING IS THAT TO OFFSET SOME OF THAT AND PUT OUT THAT THERE'S A BIT MORE OF A LIGHT HEARTED SIDE TO THINGS.
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Sprinkled in with some serious questions about sexual harassment and abuse in the entertainment industry, the roundtable moderator Matthew Belloni asked some more light-hearted ones.
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"—Johnny Mercer (@JohnnyMercerUK) November 5, 2019 Asked about the footage on Wednesday, the Conservative Party Chairman James Cleverly defended the video as "light-hearted and satirical.
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Some of them (like the latest in the seemingly endless Harvest Moon series) turned agriculture into a chance to engage in some light-hearted role-playing.
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"I have to say I am so honored to have this," Tarantino told the light-hearted ceremony to pick up the collar handed out to winners.
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Ironically consuming less-than-romantic cuisine is a sort of light-hearted, still delicious "fuck you" to a holiday we all understand to be the worst.
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From the fun and light-hearted to the ones that could just make her cry, these under-$25 gifts are thoughtful yet friendly on the wallet.
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"I really took that to heart and this entire season my whole team has just been trying to keep everything a little more light hearted," she said.
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Or a light-hearted joke that in context might appear to be rude—it's a nice little human thing, and that's something the bot doesn't get yet.
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For 10 minutes, he responded to a flurry of questions, vacillating between light-hearted asides and clear frustration with getting the same questions over and over again.
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The Golden Globes' lumps musicals in with comedies, as if all musicals were rendered light-hearted by their inclusion of song, as if music were inherently funny.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez drew light-hearted defenses on social media after a Twitter user tried to demean her with an old clip of her dancing in college.
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Cold Hart is open to being more light hearted, especially in his music videos, whereas Wicca Phase Springs Eternal is serious in every aspect besides the name.
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Cruz kicked off his speech making a light-hearted joke comparing Reed to the literary character Dorian Gray and applauding President Donald Trump's victory against Hillary Clinton.
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It's every mischief maker's worst nightmare: You're out on the town, getting up to some light-hearted fun, when suddenly you find yourself cornered by the police.
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Some producers thought what this strange, violent movie needed was some light-hearted comedy, including a scene where Schwarzenegger's character teaches the apes how to play baseball.
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The Embark team is also developing studies to tackle environmental and genetic risk factors for autoimmune diseases — as well as "more light-hearted" researchers projects, he says.
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J.K. Rowling's last few tweets may have been fairly light-hearted and dog-themed, but that doesn't mean she's left her troll-destroying ways completely behind her.
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The department updated their post asking women not to call 911 unless there was an actual emergency and offering light-hearted information on the officers' relationship statuses.
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" A caller criticized his light-hearted "oops" demeanor on such a critical subject and he responded, even more jocularly, "That's why you shouldn't listen to me now.
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Franken's questioning also generated some more light-hearted moments during the week of hearings and showed the senator's comedic roots as a former "Saturday Night Live" star.
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Edmonds Bakery owner Ken Bellingham told NBC affiliate King 5 News that the cookie was supposed to be a light-hearted joke and not a political statement.
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Chipotle, which has been slow to promote national television campaigns in the past, has created several light-hearted new ads that focus on the chain's "real" ingredients.
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Kamala Harris was running for US Senate in 2016, she even put out a light-hearted campaign ad centered around how to correctly pronounce her first name.
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As part of that, he would often try to joke with and compliment women, in what he thought was a light-hearted and humorous way, he said.
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The moment was reminiscent of a light-hearted interaction between the two at McCain's funeral in September when cameras caught Bush passing a cough drop to Obama.
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Although his charts are not usually supported by real data, he likes to implement graphic design techniques to create light-hearted posts that followers can relate to.
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A bee recently landed on Buttigieg's tie while he was speaking about Medicare-for-all, per this light-hearted video: Everyone BEElongs in our movement 🍯 pic.twitter.
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While the movie explores environmental damage, human behavior and the immigrant experience, Damon said "Downsizing" was meant to be a light-hearted take on a novel concept.
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This PSA features a medley of cartoon characters trying to get across a serious message in a light-hearted way: Loitering near train tracks can be fatal.
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Jenny Slate is the voice behind Old Navy's "One Dolla Holla Cozy Socks" campaign, where the brand's cozy socks are on display in a light-hearted puppet show.
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"We could've gone doom and gloom, 'porn is everywhere; omnipresent and destroying the world,' but we thought why don't we do something just more light-hearted," said Kohut.
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The video was supposed to be a light-hearted "update" of our lives as we moved out of our college house where we'd made countless, Prosecco-infused memories.
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Joey King is known for her light-hearted roles in teen drama films and family comedies, including Ramona and Beezus and the hit Netflix flick ,The Kissing Booth.
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Days after a report about how the actor was using the exclusive dating app Raya, Affleck made a light-hearted post about his personal life on social media.
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He had been an angry person for as long as she had known him, but it was a secretive anger; most people found him loose and light-hearted.
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" On their first meeting, Curtis and Sawtelle made a pact to have all light-hearted conversation: "No mention of cancer" to "save us from both crying like babies.
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When you go to watch a light-hearted kids' movie with your family, the last thing you expect is to leave worried if your children will feel bullied.
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The ABC (and later WB) comedy Sabrina the Teenage Witch, which ran from 1996 to 2003, was essentially a light-hearted family comedy about a very unconventional family.
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Turns out, your light-hearted display of goodwill to the world could be putting your personal data at risk — if you come across a truly determined hacker, anyway.
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One nihilistic thing: Though the majority of the most popular Wikipedia pages had to do with more light-hearted content, last year's top page was "Deaths in 2017."
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"It's a good thing House of Cards season 4 comes out tomorrow, because I need a light-hearted escape from today's dystopian political scene," said one Thursday night.
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The comic is deceptively simple and light-hearted, but on repeat readings, Jonesy's shifting postures when the trading post owner rejects his wool are both subtle and exact.
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WHO'S IN THE SPOTLIGHT: FBI DIRECTOR COMEY: FBI Director James Comey on Wednesday signaled in a light-hearted joke that he anticipates serving his full 10-year term.
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" In a light-hearted Tweet, Stiller wrote, "I'm not exactly sure what my credentials are as a Goodwill Ambassador, or who approved it, but somehow I got through.
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I tend to take a light-hearted approach to this exercise because Trump's word-salad tendencies when speaking extemporaneously are exacerbated when reading a transcript of his speeches.
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Krenn said that during basic training Johnson occasionally joked about white people, but did so in a light-hearted way and did not appear to harbor racial animosity.
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Despite some light-hearted jokes about her runner-up Tyler Cameron's public outings with supermodel Gigi Hadid, the Bachelorette star says she's glad her former beau seems happy.
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The light-hearted shock quickly melted into tear-filled joy as Kevin turned to Shannon, seeing his soon-to-be wife in her gown for the first time.
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While the mall protests were initially light-hearted, including a conga line, they soon became more serious, with stores graffitied and regular business disrupted, forcing many to close.
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Catastrophe reels you in with its light-hearted social awkwardness, then gut-punches you in the feels with sudden explorations of deeper themes like grief and loss. -S.
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Known for her feminist views, Hale used the occasion to make light-hearted but pointed remarks about the attitudes of some of the men in her professional life.
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Yet, it would be wrong to assume that these light-hearted, unassuming texts are only formal experiments in thought and language or to reduce them to biographical sketches.
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This is in part due to the slate of movies that are made specifically for Lunar New Year audiences looking for light-hearted fare over the New Year break.
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" Then, Nash emphasized how dangerous these supposedly light-hearted posts can be to the artists it seems to poke fun at, who could be struggling, "Mentally, financially, emotionally, physically.
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I've been watching Friends on Netflix because it's pretty light-hearted, and I realize that a lot of this went way over my head when I was a teen.
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It seemed that everyone born after 1990s was dressing as if it was 1990 — a light-hearted regurgitation of fashion stripped of politics and the context of mass death.
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Women respect and love each other a lot more than some people like to think," Munn wrote in her story before ending on a more light-hearted note. "5.
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Mr. Robot would never be mistaken for a light-hearted show—even when it's doing a parody of a sitcom—but Darlene's arc in season two was especially dark.
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That light-hearted, if morbid, joke is built on an old saw in the black community, that black people must work twice as hard to get half as far.
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Juncker, a former prime minister of Luxembourg who has headed the EU's executive Commission since 2014, is well-known for his light-hearted quips and flouting of diplomatic protocol.
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Nerf guns were created for light-hearted fun — squishy darts shot to terrorize older siblings and parents — but now the toys have slugged the metaphorical Dew and gone extreme.
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This light-hearted feeling is typified by Lil Pump, a human ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ whose self-referential phrase "I'm just ignorant" conveys an eye-rolling don't care attitude of knowing superficiality.
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Amid a light-hearted set that includes a story about a mortifying medical emergency and anecdotes about her upbringing, she shares her experience as a survivor of sexual assault.
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Obviously googly eyes are meant to be a bit of light-hearted fun, but when they're attached to billboard-sized human faces, the fun very quickly turns into terror.
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Barraco's approach is light-hearted, but drawing attention to bird migration only becomes more important when one remembers the impact of climate change on flight patterns and avian populations.
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"I thought that as moderator, I was to provide a certain light-hearted approach while still being able to challenge the candidates on their record or positions," he wrote.
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"We acknowledged the action was intended to be light-hearted and comical and there was no sense that the children were in danger," the ASA said in its decision.
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But Kramp-Karrenbauer's gaffes - including poking fun at trans-gender people in a light-hearted carnival speech - have raised questions about her political instincts and trashed her popularity ratings.
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Bush, 45, was working at the time for NBC's syndicated "Access Hollywood," one of a plethora of American TV shows that mix celebrity gossip, entertainment and light-hearted interviews.
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" He also weighed in on the Coats debacle, saying coverage of his reaction to the Putin-comes-to-Washington news was "overblown" and he was simply being "light-hearted.
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Shelton, who once was a light-hearted man, and whose kind eyes and infectious smile still hint at happier times, will be nervous until the water is frozen cement-hard.
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When asked for a comment, Jan Spaticchia, chief executive of gym company Energie Group, said that by taking a "light-hearted approach" they felt they can "connect" with more people.
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"If people are voting for something a little more light-hearted and easier to go down, then 'This is Us' would be the spoiler," said Indiewire executive editor Michael Schneider.
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However, what was supposed to be a close-knit friend group making light-hearted videos about their lives in Los Angeles slowly veered into a frenzy of chaos and turmoil.
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We'd just finished our wine-fueled feast and were having some cake and coffee to wind down when it happened—our light-hearted conversation turned to the realm of politics.
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Peter Eisenman, the American architect who designed the memorial, has previously shared that he has no problem with some of the more light-hearted ways visitors respond to the space.
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"'It went wee, wee, wee all the way home,' said dispatcher Crooks who tipped us off to this light-hearted call," Columbus Division of Police wrote in a Facebook post.
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Probably recognizing that it's potentially the last light-hearted moment of the election before sh*t gets real tomorrow, Twitter jumped on the chance to poke fun at the moment.
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Turnbull later told 3AW radio that he was disappointed by the breach of protocol, but emphasized his speech was "affectionately light-hearted" and was a roast of himself as well.
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I wanted to do a little bit more storytelling, and then I realized the "gotta get back, back to the past" feels too light-hearted for where we are emotionally.
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"I don't think I'm being fired today and I am not so frustrated in this job that I'm thinking of leaving," Kelly said in a light-hearted moment with reporters.
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It was a posh but light-hearted affair as guests mingled before the festivities with tables adorned with cookies bearing the Harvard seal in icing and mini bottles of champagne.
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Obama mentioned how in the past he had made more light-hearted efforts in trying to boost enrollment into ObamaCare, but said this year he decided to play it straight.
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Those who get it truly get it: it's a light-hearted yet strong affirmation that for Le Tigre, Hillary Clinton is not the "lesser of two evils," she's their choice.
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Perhaps it isn't fair to demand such an episode from a generally light-hearted comedy that works just as well as a joke factory as it does an escapist sitcom.
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"Moo Moo" is a bit of a departure from Brooklyn Nine-Nine's general tone, but it's a necessary one, showing that even light-hearted sitcoms can get a little real.
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None of this is a total surprise; Ellen's current persona is more light-hearted than her personality, or even the persona she took on in previous years doing stand-up.
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And in the Trump era, how should it balance the risk and reward of hard-hitting journalism at a company that makes most of its money on light-hearted entertainment?
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RuPaul has carved a dangerously important space for black queer visibility, yet his brand of glamorous and light-hearted self-determination can venture into #AllQueersMatter territory that muddles necessary progress.
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Hickenlooper expected to end presidential bid on Thursday MORE (Colo.): The typically mild-mannered Colorado Democrat kicked off his time on the dais on a light-hearted note, thanking Rep.
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By the early afternoon, both campaigns and their supporters had joined in a kind of light-hearted (by the intense standard of this contest) back-and-forth on social media.
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They include serious discussions, such as one about a program alarm Armstrong and Aldrin hadn't encountered in training, and more light-hearted exchanges like one about an oatmeal-eating contest.
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Pete Wentz made his way through the carpet fast and could be heard making a light-hearted joke with his publicist about the water cans that were available for everyone.
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At 32 years old and with three kids, if I'm doing a reality show I just want it to be fun and light-hearted, and lately, it's not like that.
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The podcast's second-to-last episode describes how "Dixie Stampede", her Civil War-themed dinner attraction, had to be rebranded because of its light-hearted portrayal of the scarring conflict.
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West's Batman, which ran from 1966 through 1968, was a campy, color-saturated, pop-art inflected frolic, a light-hearted look at a superhero who's usually celebrated for his darkness.
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What if you could retrace a century of key events, but in a light-hearted and easy-to-enjoy format that placed the focus on the fun and the funny?
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While light-hearted and goofy to listen to, the show covered the mechanical side of cars in a way that even the non-mechanically-inclined could understand and make use of.
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The two figured it was just a light-hearted joke that would never come true, that is, until 2016, when Dean brought it up again, 37 years after they first dated.
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Image: Facebook WatchWhile the deluge of light-hearted, clickbait videos mirror that of YouTube, the platform is still missing a number of crucial elements to seriously take on the Google subsidiary.
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Speaking on ABC's "This Week" program, White House aide Stephen Miller said Trump adviser Conway was making a "light-hearted, flippant" comment when she urged Americans to buy Ivanka Trump's products.
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Though both Stewart and Nyong'o are big names in Hollywood, the light-hearted summer blockbuster is a bit of a departure from the movies we're used to seeing these actresses in.
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We saw this with Spider-Man on PS4, which featured a generic structure, but still felt vibrant and alive thanks to its web-slinging movement and light-hearted comic book story.
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Some people pointed out how, especially in the current climate, the light-hearted riff seems not only tone deaf, but also seems to discount the experiences of Black women and girls.
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She posted photographs of the babies along with a special message: The sweet Facebook post went viral with many people making light-hearted jokes about the fate of the Shakespearean characters.
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It's all pretty basic stuff focused around having fun at the moment; everything feels quite a bit more light-hearted than the cold, bulky Oculus hardware you're using to experience Spaces.
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Ross told movie website SlashFilm in June that the movie would continue the "Ocean's Eleven" trilogy starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt, as well as having a similar light-hearted tone.
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USA Today launched its TikTok account in November with light-hearted videos that are paired with music to provide a behind-the-scenes look at its newsroom and other cute moments.
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Last month, professional jackass Logan Paul uploaded an inappropriately light-hearted vlog from Japan's "suicide forest" that featured the body of a man who had hung himself in that video's thumbnail image.
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While it's not a light-hearted game, it does teach us about the fragility of political systems and what it takes to go from a peaceable state to a fascist one overnight.
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All Time Low: "Dear Maria, Count Me In" They may have been on the light-hearted side, but All Time Low and their shaggy haircuts worked their ways into our black hearts.
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Hosted by comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney, Saturday's show was a light-hearted affair but that didn't stop stars from taking some jabs at the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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At a roundtable event last year to promote his new semi-autobiographical comedy series In the Long Run, he spoke about his desire to try his hand at more light-hearted roles.
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Moving around the center, the prince made a light-hearted threat to grow a beard to rival his brother Prince Harry after seeing the impressive facial hair of studio engineer Kevin Brown.
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But away from the jabs and insults of the US presidential campaign, a light-hearted ad by a local Texas politician is giving us all the break -- and the laughter -- we need.
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It's also referenced in this hilarious comedy send-up of Halo's announcer, and the perfect, light-hearted chaser after a spree of watching the rest of the surgical in-game murder above.
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Susan, who shared that the celebration coincided with her and her husband's wedding anniversary, shared light-hearted memories of her husband as well as the struggles he went through before his death.
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A: Well, my publishers have been talking to me about doing something for the 70th anniversary, sort of a relatively semi light-hearted take on Indian-ness and on the Indian people.
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While the premise of the film might not sound like it would make for the most light-hearted comedic material, it still inspired plenty of playful commentary from audiences on social media.
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In a strange turn of events, the sky clears up dramatically and the sun peeks through the faint remnants of clouds, almost in tandem with the light-hearted turn our conversation takes.
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Various outlets reported on the story, and Kilduff-Taylor engaged in some clearly light hearted banter with other developers who made a show of comically castigating Mode7 for their lack of integrity.
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If you're looking for a light-hearted new binge-watch that also provides insight into a world about which you might not be that well-versed, I recommend Mozart in the Jungle.
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Facebook must determine whether it's willing to be a serious source of news, even if the content it shows is challenging or uncomfortable for some viewers seeking a more light-hearted experience.
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"We tried to keep the tone of the game light-hearted, and play-tested the concept with swing and Tory voters before launch," says Rosa Carbo-Mascarell, one of the game's developers.
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Whether you want to be scared out of your wits or just enjoy some witchy and ghostly humor in a more light-hearted Halloween movie, Hulu has tons of options streaming now.
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Inside the List SISTER ACT Diane Keaton is known for many things: her four-decades-long acting career, her devotion to wide-brimmed hats and her particular brand of light-hearted humor.
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The company says it won't allow ads supporting a candidate, political party or issue, because they don't fit with the "light-hearted and irreverent feeling" that the app is aiming for. 7.
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Even better, she quickly gave her speech a (hilarious) light-hearted spin, offering herself up as a guest star on Mad Men, 24 and The Office since Pushing Daisies had been canceled.
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Not everyone feels comfortable using humor when they're presenting, but even a light-hearted comment at the beginning can help break the ice and make you and your audience feel more relaxed.
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However, the presidency is about policy, and this rare self-appraisal about his appearance should not be understood as merely a light-hearted moment—it is a distraction from a serious issue.
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Whereas Bill Clinton was able to appear on Arsenio Hall's show, play the saxophone, and charm the nation, Hillary's more light-hearted public appearances haven't helped shake her 55 percent unfavorability rating.
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She's also stepping into the active role — she's the one whose desire drives the action forward, even though the action in this case is just a light-hearted exchange between two lovers.
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Based off older works that they've updated, this colorful, bouncing, light-hearted history lesson takes readers from The Yellow Kid up to the near-present though issue #1 doesn't get that far.
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Distinct from trolling, which is often done by a single aggressor (griefers like to travel in mobs), and which causes more light-hearted annoyance than actual damage, griefing is brutal and persistent.
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It's difficult not to wish Far From Home — and Peter himself — didn't have to contend with the fate of the world when such light-hearted fun is staring you right in the face.
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In a light-hearted moment, Mnuchin quipped that many at the conference had him to thank for the surge in bank stocks that have helped lift their portfolios, bringing laughter from the audience.
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The tech giant was praised for its consistent tone of voice and the way it manages "to balance a light-hearted touch with often detailed or complex subject matter" when it uses animation.
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While there were many light-hearted moments and warm family stories told from the stage at Trump's convention, speakers focused heavily on challenges America faces and encouraged delegates to call for Clinton's imprisonment.
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Some Twitter users mocked a group they felt were being treated with way too much respect by the media, and others spread more serious messages through what seemed like a light-hearted channel.
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Both times I've seen the film, the audience has groaned audibly at that title card, as if they were hoping for some light-hearted moment of reprieve to make everything a little better.
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I do have to say, however, that Bradley showed tremendous grace in the post-fight interview, giving full credit to the victor and making light-hearted and self-depreciating comments about the knockdowns.
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Speaking on the ABC's "This Week" program, White House aide Stephen Miller said Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway was making a "light-hearted, flippant" comment when she urged Americans to buy Ivanka Trump's products.
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What I do mind is when the next person to saddle up at the bar expects a smiling, light-hearted bartender when we're fresh from being in the thick of another person's heaviness.
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And in "Samson" (1983), Maria Lassnig inverts the strength of her subject — clad in armor, pushing over an ionic column — by using a light-hearted palette of pale blues, pinks, yellows, and greens.
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It's a boozy, light-hearted hang until the topic of Mitch comes up, and Mia icily tells all the younger women that they have no idea the amount of nuance this conversation takes.
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The BMW Group announced Thursday that 500,000 of its electrified cars had been sold, live-tweeting the milestone in what many will see as a light-hearted jab at Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
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Plus, as an air sign, Geminis are naturally light-hearted and socially adaptable (if you've ever witnessed a Gemini move seamlessly from group to group at a large event, you'll know what we mean).
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Even when he dealt with subjects that might seem dark, such as war, divorce, suicide, professional failure or the depredations of the Depression, his confections promised a light-hearted escape from any real drama.
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But its version of conscription comes with a uniquely Swedish twist: Light-hearted, multicultural recruitment ads emphasize physical fitness, building bonds with peers, or gaining job skills, and prospects are only asked to join.
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LONDON — So Zayn Malik's new music video dropped late Thursday night, and it's a fair bit different from the light-hearted videos he used to pump out with One Direction back in the day.
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SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) - A beaming Daniel Ricciardo enjoyed some light-hearted banter with Red Bull team mate Max Verstappen at the Japanese Grand Prix on Thursday in an exchange that also underscored their rivalry.
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After breaking through Olivia's tough exterior, something that everyone seems to have to do these days, they have a light hearted exchange that meant more to me than any other exchange on the episode.
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Reflecting on the year we've had should have been a bit more fun, or at least more light-hearted – especially since a 30-second Kylie Jenner video on "realizing stuff" underpins this entire piece.
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"There are a lot of really light-hearted songs that are just kinda silly and upbeat, and then a lot of really dark songs like all the murder ballads, the child ballads," Freeman explains.
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"I don't think it'll be the most happy, light-hearted music that you hear from me, but it's going to be real and it's going to be raw and it's going to go deep."
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Perhaps it's time to rethink the classic film — usually considered a more light-hearted comedic pastiche of the Western genre, like the original 1973 Westworld — in a different, darker, and more serious dramatic light.
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"I'm just the accelerant," the Queen's second son, 56, tells PEOPLE of his Pitch@Palace initiative, amid the bustle – and a little light-hearted hustle – at St. James's Palace in London on Monday evening.
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In a light-hearted moment on the campaign trail, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump let "Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon do what so many have dreamt of doing — mess up Trump's meticulously coiffed hairdo.
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In a more light-hearted exchange, during his 2013 New York magazine interview with Jennifer Senior, Scalia pleaded ignorance on watching 24's spiritual sibling, Homeland, and then things went in an interesting direction.
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The roughly two-hour service was filled with praise for the 41st president's contributions to the country, and light-hearted moments that were a nod to his sense of humor and love of family.
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"I'm a fan of all these publications and the 100s of others that have used bizarre click bait headlines and taken a really light hearted funny interview with @galore out of context," she wrote.
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But the progressive lawmaker remained light-hearted about the episode Tuesday, fielding the line of inquiry on his health after his primary rivals were queried on drug decriminalization and the prosecution of pharmaceutical executives.
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"They were light-hearted conversations, but we realised there was a potential for discomfort and thought that a discreet sign would help give dates the confidence to ask for assistance if things weren't going well."
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Ultimately she's not so much an unreliable narrator as an ambiguous narrator, though — is she the participant of a light-hearted, ongoing game, or a fantasist who's manufactured an entire scenario in her own mind?
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The women had seen all the tweets before, but the men — who thought they were being recruited for a much more light-hearted, Jimmy Kimmel-style "mean Tweets" segment — had no idea what was coming.
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What seemed as just a light-hearted joke on Twitter quickly turned into a viral tweet as one user created a way for Walmart customers to get the most out of their Black Friday shopping.
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London (CNN)Prince Harry and Ed Sheeran have teamed up in a video to raise awareness for World Mental Health Day -- with a light-hearted jibe at their own plight as Britain's most famous redheads.
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They are light-hearted satire directed at any self-important curators, programmers, and critics who forget that art answers a basic human need, rather than just serve as a status symbol for the upper classes.
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On social networks, soccer buffs shared space with more light-hearted commentators, some of whom were more interested in the historical and political ramifications of a final face-off between arch-rivals England and France.
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Through it all, he's maintained a humble, light-hearted, relaxed and all-around down-to-earth demeanor — embodying a direct rebuttal to many of the fire-and-brimstone cliches often ascribed to successful sports coaches.
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The organizers advise "no selfies after dark" as sharks are sensitive to light, no diving and no night swimming; on top of some more light-hearted recommendations, such as "avoid seeing Jaws" before the event.
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While Grease is supposed to be a light-hearted love story, neither of its leads are ready or willing to take on the realities of youth culture, whether in the 1950s, '70s, or even now.
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"La Mer is so elevated but they are so willing to let us create the narrative and come up with ideas that are totally on brand for us," Erin says of the light-hearted commercial.
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And the chain has also already made some "simple pivots" on messaging - releasing punchy and light-hearted ads focusing on Chipotle's "real" ingredients such as grilled adobo chicken, freshly made chips and hand-mashed guacamole.
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During a commencement speech in 2018 at her alma mater, the Vermont Law School, MacDonough weaved together stories about some of those tense showdowns with more light-hearted moments, such as a quip about Sen.
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"Equal Pay According To Cardi B." by Judith Ohikuare is a light-hearted roundup of the pop-culture phenom's take on money and work from a woman who's not afraid to talk about cold, hard cash.
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California Dreamin' has succeeded in creating a beverage with the light-hearted brand, logical dosage and agreeable taste to be something you can drink casually and socially, not just when you want to get ridiculously high.
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Clementa Pinckney in 2015, as well as more light-hearted function, such as when he did his best Al Green impersonation to sing "Let's Stay Together" while at the podium for a campaign event in 2012.
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"Elizabeth, Michael & Marlon is a Sky Arts comedy which takes a light hearted look at a reportedly true event; Joseph Fiennes is cast as Michael Jackson," a Sky Arts spokesperson wrote in a statement to Mashable.
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Fueled in part by a boom in mass media, along with the country's post-war desire for more light-hearted entertainment, Martin and Lewis became the kings of comedy on stage, television and in motion pictures.
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That fact is often expressed in film and TV through non-judgemental, light-hearted nostalgic scenes of children squirming under hot combs and flatirons, but in this rare instance it's taken seriously as a volatile tradition.
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The "God's Plan" rapper has responded with some light-hearted humor after he was booed off-stage when he made a surprise appearance at Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw Festival in Los Angeles Sunday night.
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The show isn't explicitly a comedy or drama; there's moments of both in the trailer, from the intensity of Cesar reckoning with a life of a crime to a few light-hearted one-liners from Jamal.
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The list of movies coming out in July 2019 is a veritable tour of the currently Hollywood landscape: a good balance of light-hearted flicks, action-packed hits, and a few movies with sly awards season potential.
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But they're also not meant to be taken so seriously, as even the BMJ admits, noting that it welcomes submissions to their Christmas issue that are "light-hearted fare and satire," but not outright spoofs or fabrications.
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While choreographer Heather Laura Gray promised Refinery29 the song-and-dance installment would bring a "light-hearted" vibe to the dark CW drama best known for its many murders, we should all remember this is still Riverdale.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The leader of Germany's ruling Christian Democrats (CDU), Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, drew sharp criticism from her Social Democrat coalition partners on Wednesday for poking fun at trans-gender people in a light-hearted carnival speech.
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Though most of his hits seem to have been written for the sole purpose of becoming the upbeat soundtrack to a fun weekend barbecue with friends, Luke Bryan's life hasn't always reflected his light-hearted musical vibe.
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But where Thirteen pierced through the facade of an innocent teen's (Evan Rachel Wood) coming-of-age story, Never Goin' Back gives you a more light-hearted look into one week in the lives of its characters.
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In between light-hearted jabs at her costars — and shouts of "Jovani" from the rowdy, 1,000+ crowd — de Lesseps was asked whether she'd want fellow original New York City Housewife Jill Zarin to return to the show.
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"It's the Australian way, you know, to take an issue that's got a lot of people divided at the moment and make it a little bit more light-hearted," Wiseguise managing director Alex Jones told ABC News.
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Pictures of a handsome Kaine in his youth prompted feedback from goo-goo eyed millennials on social media, and light-hearted jokes about his father figured simplicity promised a commitment to a firm belief in his affability.
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" The one light-hearted moment within the otherwise solemn ceremony came when Pence related the story that Bush, as he prepared for the vice presidency, had joked that the position entailed "nothing substantive to do at all.
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Ukrainian singer Jamala overtook the bookmakers' favorites, Russia and Australia, to win the normally light-hearted contest with the song "1944" about the war-time deportations of ethnic Tatars from Ukraine's Crimea peninsula by Soviet dictator Stalin.
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This practice is generally accepted in Mexico as a light-hearted attempt to distract the goalkeeper, but Mexico's Football Federation is now facing mounting criticism about its defense of what many people feel is a homophobic chant.
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Much like the grin-wearing, light-hearted gunslinger named Brett Favre who came before him, Rodgers has the uncanny ability of making the difficult play look like it's something the common man could do in the parking lot.
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It's all a great nod to that classic re-cut trailer of The Shining, another work of horror where the humor comes from the juxtaposition of light-hearted laughs with the work's actual undercurrent of dread and terror.
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Some pubs in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia's two biggest cities, said they would stop serving the company's beer because of its light-hearted approach to same-sex marriage, which is illegal in Australia but has wide community support.
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He will likely face some ribbing -- potentially both light-hearted and probing -- about his infamous 2011 gaffe in which he forgot to name the Energy Department as the third of three federal agencies he would abolish as president.
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Over the course of their two decades as a duo, Schmidt and Daniel have become light-hearted archaeologists obsessed with wrenching compelling moments out of everyday noise—or what Daniel calls finding "musical payoff" somewhere in the mundane.
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But The Hour want to do things differently: "It's all a bit boring doing press," he says, in a way that feels more light-hearted and welcoming than it should, coming from a guy who wears a mask.
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This is supposed to be light-hearted and cute—but is there anything truly cute about a monarch exploiting a huge section of the world and only gaining a modicum of cultural literacy by way of tasting fruit?
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The melancholy sequel "Superman Returns" (2006), the downbeat reboot "Man of Steel" (19603) and the light-hearted team film "Justice League" (2017) all underperformed, and the studio reportedly has no idea what to do with the character next.
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You also get to see your favorite celebrities in a different light, not necessarily plugging a project, but talking about their love of their pets and animals in general, and of course some light-hearted fun while doing it.
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And there are others who offer just the kind of comedic relief and light-hearted fun that we—and Hannah—likely all need after a few intense weeks of first Cam, and now Luke P.'s embarrassingly juvenile behavior.
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This years' nominees might not make for a light-hearted binge-watch: Bilge Ebiri of The New York Times points out that four of the five Oscar-nominated live-action short films feature the theme of children in danger.
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"It's the Australian way, you know, to take an issue that's got a lot of people divided at the moment and make it a little bit more light-hearted,"Alex Jones, the managing director of Wiseguise, told ABC News.
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A representative for the company told BuzzFeed News they decided to pull the tweet on Monday when they saw that "things [were] going in the wrong direction" to what they first thought was a "fun and light-hearted" tweet.
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The video is the work of the Derp Fake community which seems to have focused mainly on more light-hearted fare, like putting Harrison Ford's face in the Solo trailer or putting Nicolas Cage in... a lot of things.
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The singer told Kimmel you can expect to find "fun stuff" in his new book, because he wanted it to be light-hearted, as well as a lot of "dark stuff" and "true stuff," including tales about his family.
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With the shoot over, the stunning photos are now being shared online as a light-hearted way to draw attention to the stunning, graceful and adorable pets patiently waiting at the shelter to find a home for the holidays.
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While the group's press release called sending the effigies onto the next life in a swirling pillar of flames a "light-hearted" way to celebrate November 5, it acknowledged the subjects the sculptures represent can get a little dark.
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AKA: Philip DeFrancoVideo type: DeFranco has been around for a decade as a bonafide news anchor for YouTube, delivering roundups of headlines about current events in both light-hearted subjects (like celebrity gossip) and heavier issues (such as politics).
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When you read The Thief, the Newberry Award-winning first volume, you'll first think you're reading a light-hearted, middle-grade caper about a brilliant thief trying to pull off a heist in a fantasy version of ancient Greece.
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That's why Joe Biden's It's On Us Campaign, which he started three years ago with Barack Obama to fight sexual assault on college campuses, teamed up with Comedy Central for a new light-hearted PSA about being an empowered bystander.
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Here's the light-hearted video of Khosrowshahi missing turns and struggling to follow directions as he drives around for Uber last year: For the Lyft executives, you have to wonder how much riders tipped and what their driver rating is...
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It is less a design museum in the model of the Cooper Hewitt in New York, and more a light-hearted funhouse, part of a growing trend of pop-up exhibitions characterized by people-pleasing spectacle and Instagram-ready moments.
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RIVALS CIRCLE The far-right scandal in Thuringia proved to be the last straw for Kramp-Karrenbauer, whose ratings plummeted last year after a number of public gaffes, including poking fun at trans-gender people in a light-hearted carnival speech.
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But these scenes clash with the rest of the pilot, which has the light-hearted vibe of a late-period WB show, one of those ones where attractive young people confronted serious issues in as superficial a manner as possible.
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As light-hearted as Jack o' lanterns may be nowadays, summoning the image of an eternally damned man stalking through the wilderness with only a dying coal to light his way will surely put you in an appropriately creepy mood.
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Donald Trump broke tradition with his remarks at the annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Dinner in New York City, delivering a rough takedown of his political rival, Hillary Clinton, instead of the light-hearted humor the dinner is typically known for.
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"We try to keep most of our content relatively positive or light-hearted, so there have been comments definitely that are juicy but we'd rather not do it just because it's not the vibe that we're trying to convey," they explained.
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Though the air is light-hearted and smells strongly of fried fish, a vast majority of the speakers and attendees take their seats as the five-hour onslaught of panels kicks off, everyone listening intently in hopes of understanding the future.
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After opening the latest episode of Saturday Night Live as Hillary Clinton performing the late Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," Kate McKinnon got a little more light-hearted with her portrayal of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg swearing to stay healthy.
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Thursday evening's Al Smith dinner also showcased a different side for each candidate -- though it could be said that both lobbed cloaked insults rather than employing the typical light-hearted and self-deprecating humor that is traditional of the event.
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Munger, who reportedly has a net worth of $1.7 billion, took a light-hearted shot at fellow billionaire Musk while answering questions last week at the annual meeting of the newspaper publishing company Daily Journal Corp, as the Observer pointed out.
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Le Pen and Wilders were pictured together in a series of light-hearted "selfies" in January when they met with other far-right politicians who hope rising anti-establishment sentiment across Europe will give them a lift at the ballot box.
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Racing across the savannah in a hefty 4x4, Drake, Sully, and Sam exchange quips and one-liners with perfect comic timing, and there's a welcome sense that this is Uncharted as we expect it—light hearted and just occasionally ridiculous.
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While this week's reports of the poor woman trapped in her chastity belt have carried a light-hearted tone of the wacky local news story, it's easy to see how, in a dystopian version of reality, they could have gone differently.
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"Those of us who have known Don Willett appreciate that he is an avid Twitter user who often tweets in a light-hearted spirit of jest and sarcasm, sometimes poking fun just as much at himself as others," Leo said.
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The heavy moments in the film — impressively carried off by Vinberg in her acting debut (Jaden Smith, who plays her love interest, Devon, is the only professional actor in the film) — are outweighed by the light-hearted and wild ones.
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In a sense, a movie like "Thor: Ragnarok" represents the apex of Marvel's strategy -- a giant spectacle that in many respects plays like a comic book come to life, while being liberated enough to experiment with light-hearted quirks and idiosyncrasies.
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Using social media, both women have helped soften his once prickly image, tweeting light-hearted pictures of Lopez Obrador as Superman as well as a short manga-style cartoon made by a fan featuring AMLO as a corruption-busting hero.
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George W. Bush's eulogy portrayed his father as a loving family man and a politician who set an example for how to conduct business in Washington, D.C. The tribute was littered with personal anecdotes and light-hearted memories of his father.
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The idea may be light hearted in the sense that it deals with memes and is related to the world's most famous shock site, but we have definitely put a lot of effort into making sure the idea and technology works.
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Although Joe's choice of apparel could be a sign of the pair's mutual affection for one another, it could also be a sign that Bieber has become the latest celebrity to join the Jonas brothers in a light-hearted prank war.
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"It was a good fit for 'Love Island' because the target audience was the right audience and Lucozade is a fun, cheeky brand like 'Love Island,' light-hearted and British," MediaCom's UK Managing Director Claudine Collins told CNBC by email.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis, who last month angrily slapped the hand of a woman who yanked him toward her, gave a light-hearted reaction more typical of his papacy on Wednesday when a nun asked him for a kiss.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis, who last month angrily slapped the hand of a woman who yanked him toward her, gave a light-hearted reaction more typical of his papacy on Wednesday when a nun asked him for a kiss.
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The 30th seed's fitness was under the spotlight pre-tournament after Henman's light-hearted jibe but Evans had enough in the tank to overhaul McDonald 3-20173 4-6 6-1 6-2 6-3 on Court 14 at Melbourne Park.
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The Mexican F1 star took exception to a tweet from the official Hawkers account, intended to be light-hearted, which suggested that Mexican citizens could use its glasses to not show their 'crying eyes tomorrow when you are building the wall'.
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During a Saturday news conference, Northam made light-hearted remarks about how hard it is to clean black shoe polish from one's face and whether he should perform Jackson's signature "moonwalk" dance for the cameras, but abstained at the advice of his wife.
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Chrissy Teigen's Twitter page, which is usually full of light-hearted humor or sarcastic thoughts, took a serious turn when she shared a New York Times article about the young Syrian boy, identified as Omran Daqneesh, who barely survived a recent air strike.
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"She is going to call me favorite aunt," she told Eurosport, while joking that her other siblings — Lyndrea and Isha — were involved in a light-hearted rivalry with her, with each sister trying to get Serena to name the baby after them.
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But audiences at the Edinburgh Festival are lapping up a light-hearted sung comedy version, "Brexit The Musical", a sellout featuring a cavorting Boris Johnson, the most prominent Brexit campaigner, in matching Union Jack underpants and socks, looking for a lost plan.
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We believe that the art of living a better everyday life at home starts in the bedroom — after all, it's where every day begins — and this light-hearted manual gives people some added stimulation to experiment with and enjoy their private sanctuaries.
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Originally intended as a sequel to Tolkien's debut The Hobbit, the novels are a story that grew in the telling, turning from a light-hearted fantasy adventure to a massive tome that would provide inspiration for almost every fantasy novel that followed it.
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"This is such a great role for Amy, I just love the character — she is so honest, charming, confident and light-hearted she's perfectly imperfect and I wanted to show all of those parts of her through her costumes," Evans tells PeopleStyle.
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Add in the social element of being able to take scenes from your friends and alter them and your left with a goofy, light-hearted creative medium that's a blast to play around with and only made possible by virtual reality tech.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's King Salman has embraced the "selfie", taking part in a number of light-hearted self-shot pictures and videos during his tour of Asia that contrast with the pomp and formality of most of the octogenarian monarch's trips abroad.
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There were a large number of bleeped-out words during the telecast of the show, from Jonah Hill swearing while pretending to be the bear from "The Revenant," to Amy Schumer using an expletive while enaging in light-hearted banter with Lawrence.
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It shows how German critics try to make sense of Beuys, his concept of art and his light-hearted approach of doing things differently - as manifested in his ground-breaking mass tree-planting installation "7000 Oaks" for the Documenta exhibition in 1982.
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In pulling that off, the movie uses the smack-talking banter that Johnson and Statham are so good at as the foundation to create something that's more light-hearted than the main franchise offerings — while still giving the audience lots of action.
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She would make people laugh and she just — she's portrayed as this woman who had all these problems and secrets and it actually seems like she was just a fun, light-hearted, funny person and everyone who knew her really did adore her.
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If you find yourself thinking that it was, actually, a light-hearted track, skip forward again to the closing one-two of "Fine" and "Are You Sure," in which Musgraves admitted to lying about her depression and then sung against her claustrophobia.
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These kinds of combat games could be played by children anywhere, but in Ciudad Juárez the light-hearted act has troubling echoes, and the ruined surroundings hint at the severe economic depression that has beset the city, with thousands now dead or displaced.
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While some people go for seriously scary costumes and decorations this time of year, others prefer the light-hearted nature of dressing up as a character from a Disney flick and sprucing up their home with adorable pieces inspired by animated characters.
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Trump's alternately combative and light-hearted press conference on the government's coronavirus response did little to calm escalating global concerns about the epidemic, as U.S. markets continued to slide upon opening Thursday morning amid reports the virus continues to spread to more countries.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Naomi Osaka offered a light-hearted apology to her racket sponsor for throwing a tantrum against Zheng Saisai at the Australian Open on Wednesday as the defending champion overcame her frustrations to set up a third-round clash with Coco Gauff.
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Looking back on those light-hearted Pawnee escapades now makes him wonder how a show like Parks and Rec will be perceived over time as the hindsight view of what it had to say about the moment it arrived into grows more distant.
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The 29-year-old, who limbered for the defence of his Wimbledon title with a gentle work-out against Belgium's David Goffin on Wednesday and will face Nick Kyrgios on Thursday in a light-hearted match, is rested and primed for Wimbledon.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, returned to the Capitol on Monday night and said it was "light-hearted," joking that he was most entertained by seeing Trump and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-New York, discuss which New York politicians were common friends.
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The jocular exchange is a more light-hearted moment in what has been a steadily escalating battle between the White House and House Democrats who are executing their oversight responsibilities to sharply scrutinize the Trump administration, as well as the President himself and his finances.
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The idea was that they should pause hostilities and engage in some light-hearted banter; instead, Mr Trump, dressed in impeccable white tie, rounded off a tasteless attack on Mrs Clinton by saying: "Here she is tonight, in public, pretending not to hate Catholics".
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As the country experienced political upheaval, economic change, and sporting victories, in war and in peace time, Bachchan has been a constant -- appearing in light-hearted comedies, emotional family dramas, love stories, action-packed entertainment flicks and, recently, more experimental cinema with a powerful message.
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We tried to convince ourselves that SEGA's I Would Die for You—aka Feel the Magic: XY/XX, aka Project Rub—was an inventive, light-hearted romantic tale about a boy wooing a girl rather than an unsettlingly creepy compendium of middling touchscreen mini-games.
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Opening night has usually been a light-hearted and often zany start to Super Bowl week as the players from both teams dive into a media mosh pit for a prime time question-and-answer free-for-all where very little is out of bounds.
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"While we explore ways to provide value to brands, we're intent on always staying true to why users uniquely love the TikTok platform itself: for the app's light-hearted and irreverent feeling that makes it such a fun place to spend time," he says.
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It's the latest sign of how BuzzFeed — the website that began as a place for light-hearted quizzes and listicles, and which expanded to include a sizable news division — is looking less like a media revolutionary and more like the rest of the industry.
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"For that reason, Dennis Chew, well-known for his ability to portray multiple characters in a single production in a light-hearted way, was selected as the face of the campaign," Havas Worldwide and The Celebrity Agency (TCA) said in a joint statement to CNN.
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The two frontrunners are swinging hard at each other: Trump's new ad calls Cruz the "worst kind of Washington insider," while Cruz has a light-hearted spot featuring Trump as an action figure that mocks the businessman's previous liberal stances and accuses him of throwing tantrums.
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Late night television has a steady stream of male comedians ready to cursorily pick apart the news of the day, often mocking the dispatches of the press — typically the government — before they turn to a light hearted interview with a celebrity to round off the night.
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His mother said in a message to Mashable that over the years the image of Sam as a baby with a clenched fist is mostly used in fun, light-hearted ways, but her family has had to deal with their fair share of meaner comments and abuse.
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In "Midsummer Night's Tango" (2013), a light-hearted documentary, he argues that the dance originated in the utmost east (a thickly forested region which nowadays belongs to Russia), where shepherds sang to ward off both their own loneliness and the wolves that would prey on their cattle.
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"We considered that, although the ad was light-hearted, it nevertheless suggested avocados were a poor breakfast choice, and that a bacon roll or egg muffin would be a better alternative, and in doing so discouraged the selection of avocados," the ASA stated on its website.
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And underneath the moneyed veneer of the film's eye-grabbing effects lies a surprisingly affecting and hippie-ish tale about love and peace—a surplus of positive sentiments that nicely rides the recent wave of relatively light-hearted comic blockbuster films (Wonder Woman, Spider-Man: Homecoming).
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Crammed into the 94-second run-time are fast cars, broken arms, castles, Jet-skis, camels, exploding cars, tanks, a bunch of exotic-looking locations, and plenty of the the type of light-hearted squabbling that Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May are best known for.
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You can watch the whole Balenciaga Spring/Summer 2020 show here: The new Hello Kitty purses aren't Balenciaga's first foray into light-hearted bags: the design house famously created its own version of Ikea's iconic blue plastic carrier bags in 2017 which cost $2,145 a pop.
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While it was initially suggested by New York Times sportswriter Leonard Koppett as a light-hearted way to forecast the U.S. stock market in 1972, the Super Bowl predictor has ended up doing a decent job in forecasting the performance of the Canadian stock market as well.
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On the stump over the past seven weeks, Warren has openly discussed -- often in a light-hearted, self-deprecating tone -- her decision to get married to her first husband at the age of 19 and the obstacles she confronted when she had two children soon thereafter.
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If you're feeling pretty bleak about the country right now (like most women currently are) and just want to watch some light-hearted ass-kicking, then feast your eyes on the new trailer for GLOW, Netflix's new original series about an all-female 1980s wrestling league.
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Though the location-based Snap Map has gained notoriety for its ability to provide a real-time look at what's happening on the ground when news happens, whether it's a hurricane, the Olympics, or a school shooting, Brody says these more light-hearted features are also a priority.
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Lil Wayne rolled through The Tonight Show yesterday to perform "Dedicate" and talk to Jimmy Fallon about Tha Carter V. It was all very light-hearted and breezy, even when Fallon asked a couple of vague questions about the long and obstacle-strewn road to the record's release.
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In honor of this special day, Fetty Wap has put out a new summer breezy track in the form of "Wake Up." Much like everything Fetty does, this song is light-hearted and bright as he sings in nursery rhyme fashion about getting as high as Wiz Khalifa.
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Of all the softball questions Kristian Nairn (aka Hodor) tossed at his former Game of Thrones during Friday's panel at Comic-Con International, the one that got the best crowd reaction was his query as to whether the cast would pursue more light-hearted material after leaving Westeros.
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I know the video is a little far-fetched, but I also hoped it would give people ideas on how to come out, and wanted to approach the topic [in] a light-hearted way that would hopefully make people laugh — even if it's just at my awful acting!
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" "They really can't believe it because Bill was one of the kindest, most light-hearted, quiet person [sic] that you'd ever meet," Gianusso told the AP. "Just a great, nice guy all around and to meet his death in such a tragic horrific manner, is just shocking and unbelievable.
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Add in her recent series of light-hearted styling videos with Steve Madden (which we hope are acting as a precursor to an impeding shoe collaboration), and the Love & Hip-Hop alum is proving she's working as hard at fashion as she is everything else in her life.
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Gyllenhaal's performance in Demolition could also be called a light-hearted version of the social outcast he played in Nightcrawler: from the clipped, embarrassingly honest speech, to the studied, American Psycho bathroom rituals, right down to the slow blink he does when struggling to comprehend another person's facial expression.
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"While I do get the occasional 'Spore could have been better' comment, I do hope that our community sheds some light onto the subject, and that although the grand evolution-simulator certainly did fail, there's still a light-hearted creative aspect that one could lose themselves in for hours."
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But that challenge, which is actually a lot like other typical social networks that try to expand internationally, was a bit harder than it seems given that it had to figure out some way to bring its attempts at creating a light-hearted and playful tool to the enterprise.
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It was a silly piece of light-hearted relief that seemed to tickle (and slightly disturb) viewers, judging by the Twitter reaction: Aside from the ad itself, the brand was also active on Twitter during the game, using the Mr Clean account to troll other Super Bowl advertisers:
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Sometimes that means cracking jokes with colleagues to lessen the stress felt that day, or having a light-hearted and humorous conversation with someone who 'gets me' and my sense of humor, or watching a show or film I know I will get a kick out of to make myself laugh.
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We call out stuff that feels outmoded because it's like, oh actually, this is our chance to...I think humor's really powerful in that way, because we're being light-hearted, but we are actually saying, 'Wait a minute, that's not cool,' or we're saying like, 'Do people still think that?
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For the larger local papers in Britain, there's usually quite a lot of stuff to report on — local council news, court reports, maybe some light-hearted stories about animals to mix things up a bit — but as you get even more local things can sometimes get a bit... well, strange.
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Without wanting to pull too great a political reading out of such a light-hearted, fantastical painting, the depiction can't help but recall Robert Storr's ruminations on Abercrombie's life in Chicago and the notable absence of any marks of racial struggle found in the photographs of her and her friends.
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An extension of trio Alex Smith, Chris Trott, and Ross Hornby's weekly GTA V output as part of the YOGSCAST network, the idea came from a collective interest in light-hearted, slapstick fare and an inability to perform stunts to the same standard as some of the online scene's dedicated crews.
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And of course, the comedian couldn't resist taking a few light hearted shots at Pai himself, specifically the FCC Chairman's dorky habit of quoting lines from "The Big Lebowski" on Twitter, as well as his strange fascination with an "infamous" oversized Reese's Peanut Butter Cups coffee mug that Pai totes around the office.
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"Throughout these 40 years of experiences that have changed the culture of history — from the Contract with America to the election of the first woman Speaker, it even captured the light-hearted moments of humor that can make their way into times of very serious debate — C-SPAN captured it all," he said.
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"The advertisements simply seek to associate the launch of the Rusty Yak Ginger Ale product with redheads in our community in an affectionate, light-hearted, and humorous way by linking the hair color with the 'crisp and zingy Rusty Yak gingery flavor' as stated in the advertisements," the company said in a statement.
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With coronavirus panic inspiring aggressive toilet paper stockpiling, stock market plunges, racist aggression, and even violence in supermarkets aisles, it was hard not to watch the more chaotic street scenes in this story about the end of the world without finding it all a little less light-hearted than it's supposed to be.
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" A blessing in light of the political turmoil that has engulfed every other social media platform, Chandlee writes that, "we're intent on always staying true to why users uniquely love the TikTok platform itself: for the app's light-hearted and irreverent feeling that makes it such a fun place to spend time.
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In a series of light-hearted videos posted on the Kylie Cosmetics' Instagram Stories on Friday, Kardashian West, 38, addressed the recent drama while visiting the Kylie Skin showroom with her 21-year-old sibling — and shared that had she been in her sister's shoes, she would have also posted an equally short clip.
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" Sanders' rapid response director also asked the senator's supporters to find their chill, tweeting: Steinem, for her part, offered up and apology and clarification on Sunday morning with the following post on Facebook: Hillary Clinton appeared on NBC's Meet the Press on Sunday and described Albright's comment as a "light-hearted, but very pointed, remark.
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According to co-showrunner Gloria Calderon Kellett, that came from the experience of one of the show's military consultants, who struggled for weeks to get an appointment with the VA. But the series also deftly balances these serious affairs with more light-hearted warmth, creating a wonderful mix of storylines that appeal to everyone.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a segment titled "White at the Museum" aired yesterday (April 3) on Samantha Bee's satirical program on TBS, Full Frontal, the Lucas Brothers respond in a light-hearted way to white nationalists's use of Greek and Roman statues in their propaganda as a proof of the superiority of white culture.
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The strange puddle, which at first seems like a light-hearted mystery, takes a creepy twist partway through the episode that leads to a bunch of effective jump scares (and by effective I mean I had to wilfully restrain myself from covering my eyes at certain points so that I didn't embarrass myself in front of the other journalists).
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She continued clutching her award while hosting, and while this move is intended to be a light-hearted joke, it highlights the how momentous this Golden Globes is for the Korean-Canadian actress—a figure who has spent decades in the industry starring in memorable supporting roles to finally receive recognition for her work as a leading actor.
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"It was very sweet and light-hearted, and very full of explanatory how much I feel bad for saying this and how if I see him next time I'm going to explain it," She added that she was disappointed to see how "shallow" people were in the aftermath and bemoaned the headlines exclaiming that she thought "he's the least talented person" ever.
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A light-hearted moment between former President George W. Bush and former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE during the funeral service for Sen.
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It's a light-hearted moment shrouded in what Kasich knows is his challenging reality, one he openly talked about from interview to interview, event to event, all day long: As much as Kasich is applauded by anti-Trump forces for refusing to endorse the President, being a Trump gadfly makes a lot of Kasich's fellow Republicans really angry at him.
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When you have so much great material and you have a crew that's working long days and everybody is away from their families and you're repeating very gruesome things over and over again, it's nice to know that I'm in the position to crack a few jokes and keep people light-hearted and help them disassociate from all the darkness that we were in.
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Ronson also recognizes that the ultimate aim of much of this government research was to harm and kill people: His light-hearted tone takes a deep nose dive in the book's final chapters as he discusses Project Artichoke—a mind control program in the CIA that used, among other techniques, hypnosis, isolation and forced drug dependency followed by rapid withdrawal—and the death of Frank Olson.
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The nautical-themed Hondells's "Sea Cruise" clip from 1965, for example, aims for light-hearted goofiness and wholesome, freckle-faced sexiness, then throws in a ham-fisted attempt at a plot: Wildly happy girls join a party on a yacht, dance a lot, and are serenaded by a dorky band in matching terrible outfits before they suddenly catch a lovely mermaid in a fishing net.
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At last year's dinner, then-candidates Donald Trump and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE exchanged similar jokes, but the event became tense when Trump was booed for comments about Clinton that were less light-hearted.
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