Facebook's News Feed is getting a little more colorful today.
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Here are some of the more colorful lists I've seen.
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It's time to discover a different (and more colorful) world.
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It spilled into more colorful and outrageous ones later on.
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Mesoamerican varieties tend be more prolific, Andean varieties more colorful.
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Below, some of the more colorful attendees share their stories.
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It's brighter, more colorful and can help save battery life.
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Trump got a different, more colorful salad dressing than theirs.
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But swearing is beneficial beyond making your language more colorful.
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At the very least, movies would be more colorful that way.
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HDR video is more colorful and more radiant than traditional content.
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And both candidates are easily more colorful than experienced in politics.
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Looks like the Resistance just got a little bit more colorful.
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Light is moving at light speed, so expect more colorful cabins.
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But solar physicists at NASA witnessed a much more colorful display.
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Photo: Matthew Reyes (Gizmodo)Razer's just made gaming monitors more colorful.
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There are moments that are more colorful on the album, though.
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They called him "the orange one" or other, more colorful expressions.
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There's also a better OLED screen that's brighter and more colorful.
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Your News Feed is about to get a lot more colorful.
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His reactions on Twitter following Pelosi's official announcement were more colorful.
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Commenters deemed the video historically inaccurate (but with harsher, more colorful language).
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On the whole, the space is much more colorful than I expect.
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Time covers became much more colorful and animated beginning in the 1940s.
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But for now, a science classic has gotten a lot more colorful.
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Still, "as locals, we have a more colorful city than ever before."
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Trans and non-binary people are "far more colorful than that," said Talbot.
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Several reports have indicated that Apple may move toward these more colorful screens.
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The more colorful evidence included luxury items such as a $15,000 ostrich jacket.
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Mr. Furie likened losing that perk to castration (using a more colorful term).
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A more colorful alternative if you prefer buying from Maingear for some reason.
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His whaling pictures probably used to be more colorful than they are now.
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Adrian Beltre is one of the more colorful players in Major League Baseball.
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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, for example, has led a more colorful private life.
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The Pro models have nicer and more colorful screens than the iPhone 11.
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"I thought, oh, no," said Mr. Scott, using more colorful phrasing than that.
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The collection includes four nude palettes, as well as four more colorful options.
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It has features similar to MindNode's, but it produces bolder, more colorful maps.
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Because of an optical illusion, it could appear even bigger and more colorful.
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But bigger, more colorful birds like flamingos stand a greater chance at getting noticed.
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Liu went on to invoke more colorful language during the rest of his speech.
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What's happening: Parking garages are morphing into more colorful, productive, resilient and surprising uses.
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They're so far unnamed but they resemble an existing Pokémon, Ponyta, albeit more colorful.
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All three models will have OLED screens, which are more colorful than LCD panels.
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Gather points and bonuses to get new high scores and unlock more colorful jellyfish.
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You can mix and match the sticks, as well, for a more colorful experience.
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Meanwhile, Leonor, 11, and her younger sister Sofia, 9, went for more colorful outfits.
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"That was definitely the 'oh, crap' moment," Bowman recalled, using a more colorful interjection.
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Because of an optical illusion, the moon will appear larger, and possibly more colorful.
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In the lyrics, Pilot says he's better off without BC ... with way more colorful language.
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When he tried a pair out for himself, he noticed the world looked more colorful.
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If you want, you can turn on the light notifications for a more colorful alert.
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Ashley opted for a more colorful look, with a red, gold and black striped dress.
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Ashley opted for a more colorful look, with a red, gold and black striped caftan.
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So not only is the A50's screen bigger, it's brighter and more colorful too.
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"It was not just my life he made more colorful, but everyone else's," she said.
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This isn't the first time the Bush has flashed some of his more colorful socks.
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They're by-products of the food industry, cut and dyed to resemble more colorful birds.
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There's even a special calendar on the wall that features more colorful Lisa Frank designs.
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The last several versions of Android had far more colorful names: Pie, Oreo, and Nougat.
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"I understand the interest in details that make a more colorful story," Mr. Earnest said.
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Peter Dinklage wore a traditional suit while his wife Erica Schmidt chose something more colorful.
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Looks like Stories on Instagram are about to get quite a bit more colorful soon.
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It looked so much more colorful, more flavorful, and more wholesome than Giordano's pizza was.
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"It would be a smaller box, more colorful, and I'd partner with some camps," he said.
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It sends brightness metadata dynamically as the video plays, and supports brighter and more colorful video.
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In the guppy world, at least, being more colorful usually means you'd be a better mate.
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As the yellow varnish is removed, a lush and more colorful painting is revealed beneath it.
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The world is more colorful and detailed, and moves with a smoothness impossible on the Vita.
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Neopets has always been a reflection of our "real" world (though much more colorful and forgiving).
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Over the last decade or so, some of the estate's more colorful features have been altered.
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Volvo's infotainment interface adopts more colorful home-screen tiles and rejiggers some icons for better readability.
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Borjas may also have had something to do with Ms. Berlinski's more colorful work of late.
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They could all say that it's poop, he said, though he used a more colorful word.
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Not only are Unagi's lightweight, portable, double-motor scooters getting faster, they're also getting more colorful.
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They're brighter and more colorful than traditional LCD panels, and Samsung is currently the sole provider.
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These sections, too, now sport the more colorful icons to maintain consistency with the Marketplace's new look.
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It was very Apple-esque in a lot of ways, even more so, more stylish, more colorful.
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It's also a more colorful phone with six color options: white, black, blue, yellow, orange, and red.
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It looks like he's shifting back towards the more colorful aesthetic he wore during the mid-aughts.
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Some of Khan's more colorful alleged pickup lines — "I'm not vanilla" — instantly became punchlines among bemused observers.
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Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) has a reputation as one of the more colorful members of Congress.
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At first, I started with just false lashes, then I started wearing more colorful falsies and eyeshadow.
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Ariel Hart's deck of Lisa Frank tarot cards is making telling the future a bit more colorful.
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The latter's more strait-laced approach did not mix well with Mr. Kelleher more colorful, salesmanlike charm.
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And don't forget to top it with lots of vegetables; the more colorful your pizza, the better!
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The masters of the universe had more colorful words in private — they're deeply pessimistic about health care.
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The only things that are different are cellphones and more colorful signs—and probably more comfortable shoes.
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But thanks to significant changes in video display tech, they're sharper, more colorful, and more visually dynamic.
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WENDY'S — The cheeseburger at Wendy's was just slightly more colorful and interesting than the one at McDonald's.
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It requires auditors provide more colorful commentary about "critical audit matters" detected in vetting a company's books.
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Mr. Hall said the band was as green as goose droppings, though he used more colorful language.
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If not, it might spell the end of one of the more colorful careers in Israeli politics.
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Unlike the chubby bufflehead ducks nearby, the mergansers were low-slung and long, and far more colorful.
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Citing two industry sources, Nikkei said next year's phones will pack brighter and more colorful OLED displays.
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After all, it's cleaner, crisper, and more colorful, not to mention a hell of a lot cheaper.
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Recently, I've started incorporating more colorful pieces into my wardrobe; I used to stick to just neutrals before.
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There are lots of terms meteorologists use to describe storm systems, some of them more colorful than others.
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But he's also among the league's more colorful characters, a man with interests that range well beyond football.
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Lastly, "take the Marylebone coach" is one of Waits' more colorful references and it is an obscure one.
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Is there any significance to them being black and white, while everything in the water is more colorful?
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I tried to learn from their heritage and it helped me style everything in a more colorful way.
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Walkman is back at this year's CES, but decidedly less high-end — and a whole lot more colorful.
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It's chunkier than your typical set of studio reference monitors (think Sony's venerable MDR line), and more colorful.
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She went on to build an empire that's helped usher in an even more colorful landscape in Hollywood.
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To make the dish more colorful and appetizing, they created a carrot horseradish and a traditional beet horseradish.
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But that tartan is no longer produced, giving Rabbi Jacobs a clear field with his more colorful design.
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Bassett's relationship with Trump provides one of the more colorful interactions involving the 45th president in Pearlman's book.
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"I gathered up some guts to put myself in his shoes," Ms. Lynne said, using more colorful language.
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The Virgin annunciate, usually overshadowed by the altarpiece's more colorful panels, appears here as a stand-alone masterpiece.
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America is struggling to find a new identity with a more colorful mosaic, moving beyond our monochromatic past.
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As for before, she said, she had screwed up — though the actual wording she used was more colorful.
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America is struggling to find a new identity with a more colorful mosaic, moving beyond our monochromatic past.
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But despite that more colorful aesthetic, what stands out most to me is Cate Blanchett slaying everything in sight.
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Here's a look at some of the more colorful comments Ellis has directed toward Mueller's team and key witnesses.
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The quiet displays can be more colorful, but alas, they are not big enough to entertain a large audience.
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The screen supports HDR and Sony says it automatically up-converts SDR content to look more colorful and vibrant.
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I hope in season three, even if the clothes get more drab, the challenges for Midge are more colorful.
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On the other hand, I found shooters on 6th gen [the Xbox generation] to be more colorful and varied.
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Other renovated properties were stripped down to their bones and rebuilt — taller, larger, more colorful, with fenced-in backyards.
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But this season, some of those rules were loosened, leading to the possibility of more colorful expressions of jubilation.
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But for Latham Thomas and MaryAnn Elizabeth, the notion of mentorship is much broader and more colorful than that.
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Professional wrestler Chris Jericho tweeted that the Rock Hall dropped the ball -- though he used a more colorful description.
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One of the more colorful sets, the Minions Kung Fu Battle just looks like a straight up good time.
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Google does typically offer a more colorful option for its Pixel handsets alongside the usual black and white options.
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Iguodala described the Pac-12 as garbage (he used a more colorful word), though he expressed hope moving forward.
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" - Valerie "Season 4 is going to be more colorful than Season 3, maybe with some limes and stuff like that.
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They are also introducing a more colorful twist on classic Lucky Charms, and adding a fruity version as an option.
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Aside from more colorful buttons on the SF30 Pro, and slightly darker gray joysticks on the SN30 Pro, absolutely nothing.
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But even this barebones developer preview 1 makes clear that Google is taking things in a rounder, more colorful direction.
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She's always switching up her hair color, jumping between her signature orange-red hue to something more colorful, like teal.
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The Adler designs are more colorful: purple geometrics, gray and green concentric circles, and a blue Goyard-like chevron pattern.
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This perfect pancake representation of Internet sensation Nyan Cat is just what you need to make your morning more colorful.
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Their unique optical properties have enabled a range of commercial applications, including more colorful LED screens and efficient solar cells.
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"The Loudest Voice" is a surprisingly empathetic account of one of the more colorful and consequential figures in the business.
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Chick-fil-A's biscuit is taller, firmer, and more colorful, while Wendy's has a more uniform, albeit flatter chicken patty.
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Increased synchronization is reflected as more colorful and clear, whereas discordance is displayed in a comparatively dark and unpleasant manner.
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Acres of paneling that were once painted in de rigueur 18th-century Trianon Gray now glow in more colorful hues.
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Whimsical Nutcracker King, $148Anthropologie's interpretation of the Christmas classic is more colorful and quirky, wearing pastels and a forest crown.
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At the Golden Globes in January, many attendees wore black in an arena normally dominated by more colorful fashion statements.
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"The age, the knee, not like before — all this baloney," said Ibrahimovic, who used a more colorful word than baloney.
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His narratives tend to unspool gracefully, starting quietly and growing more colorful and eclectic as one proceeds through the environment.
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It features a new 5.8-inch OLED display that's more colorful than the LCD screens Apple used in earlier iPhones.
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It is definitely a little bit more colorful and a little bit more whimsical than the other stuff that we've done.
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They look similar, but have much better displays, which are more colorful and pleasing to look at than last year's screens.
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But I'm still holding out hope for a poppier, even more colorful and stylized take on a Belle and Sebastian musical.
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The ViewSonic's high dynamic range expands the contrast and color of pixels in order to achieve a brighter, more colorful image.
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Dewan Tatum got a more colorful job, with purple makeup surrounding her eyes and covering most of her forehead and cheeks.
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One of the more colorful descriptions is the tool created to hack Samsung smart TVs, which turned them into covert microphones.
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Set in rural Idaho, the movie has a Napoleon Dynamite feel with a more colorful leading cast and way darker twist.
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In previous work, she took the form of quirky characters, with more colorful wigs and inventive flows than we could count.
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Traces of paint found on the Great Sphinx of Giza suggest it used to be more colorful than it is today.
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Mr. Cardo balanced his black-and-white illustrations for The Times with more elaborate and more colorful ones that appeared elsewhere.
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Microsoft is also planning to refresh apps like Photos from the basic white logos that exist today into more colorful options.
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Stuffed with products in colorful packages and home to rotating casts of even more colorful characters, bodegas are highly visual settings.
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The name is a clever portmanteau that combines "Nintendo" with "Squanchy," one of the more colorful characters from the TV series.
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Unlike most men, women tend to wear more colorful clothing, making our judgments both of color and interview candidates gender-biased.
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Great projection can make a movie sharper, more colorful, more vivid and engaging — while poor projection can be a movie-ruining distraction.
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Trump's 2016 campaign adviser Steve Bannon also weighed in on the topic in more colorful terms in an interview with the magazine.
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Your eyes light up, your world becomes that much more colorful, because suddenly you know things that other people haven't noticed yet.
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It's also a lot more colorful this time around, with glossy yellow and red colors, and matte grey and dark blue models.
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This year, it's making things a bit more colorful with new icons to the right of sections like Network, Display, Battery, etc.
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At the time, mainstream food content was focused firmly on the larger-than-life: the bigger, gooier, and more colorful, the better.
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But unlike the mustard-hued styles portrayed in movies, brands are taking a new, more colorful approach to this vintage-inspired set.
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But it surrounded him with far more colorful figures, and the case-of-the-week structure always meant something was going on.
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It takes over almost the entire front of the phone and is brighter and more colorful than any phone I've ever used.
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Samsung will also continue to use its curved Quad HD AMOLED displays that are sharper and more colorful than what Apple offers.
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And we've just discovered a new style that's even more colorful and artistic than hidden rainbows and Lisa Frank hair: graffiti hair.
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"It happened that one of the actresses who was there had a more colorful film history than we were aware," he said.
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On Tuesday evening, in one of the more colorful state primaries in recent memory, Republican Roy Moore defeated the Trump-blessed Sen.
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" Mr. Warren's Rolodex is burnished, of course, by his agile Snapchat, which Mr. Binn called "more colorful than a Puff Daddy video.
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Matte eyeshadow palettes can be great all-in-one basics for everyday looks or as supplements to a more colorful makeup collection.
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Recalling the press briefing, Waters expressed -- in much more colorful language -- what she was up to, and seemed puzzled by the response.
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Apple's $999 switched from a traditional LCD panel to a more premium OLED screen, which is more colorful, brighter and energy efficient.
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Back then, there were lots of families who were linked to the oil business, and many of them were, well, more colorful.
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In the lab, he and his students use more colorful language while working with the crabs, which come at them, pincers up.
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The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's main radio news broadcast, for example, focused on the generally more colorful headlines in the British news media.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 97%What critics said: "'Sex Education' imagines a more colorful, more livable, and more loving world.
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Instead, they got a chorus of "go home!" from local officials and residents, often expressed in more colorful (and less charitable) terms.
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In the lab, he and his students use more colorful language while working with the crabs, which come at them, pincers up.
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Newt, this is a congresswoman, Mazie Hirono, who spoke earlier today with even more colorful language than we heard from Chuck Schumer. Watch?
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Here's a brief primer on some of the more colorful characters Trump seems to be hitting up these days, based on media reports.
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If you wanted to channel your inner flower child in a more colorful way, you likely went with peace sign adorned items instead.
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I charge my Apple Watch Series 4 every night, though Apple's device has a bigger, more colorful display and is far more powerful.
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In 2019, she sported a much more colorful look, and paired her standout print dress with an edgy maroon lipstick and tousled waves.
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Trilobites This week's GIF science lesson highlights one of the more colorful ways that a drastic shift in pH, can affect a plant.
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TV's golden night was decidedly more colorful than many of the other award shows that have attracted criticism for a lack of diversity.
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These are special words and phrases that Alexa knows to express in a more colorful way to make her interactions engaging and personal.
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Expressive music such as funk is a lot more colorful, with all the different instruments, melodies, and rhythms creating a highly saturated effect.
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Saudi women have started wearing more colorful abayas in recent years, the light blues and pinks in stark contrast with the traditional black.
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Birds of Prey promises to be an adventure as topsy-turvy as its protagonist herself, but its soundtrack might be even more colorful.
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"I prefer much more colorful, modern decor, so it makes sense that a rustic theme isn't going to be something I gravitate toward."
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Instead of "don't aim the ball," he writes, "throw the heck out of the ball" or "punch tickets" (but with more colorful language).
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"He used other words that were a little more colorful than mistake," Milley said, according to reports from Pentagon reporters who were present.
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Glossier is also working to diversify its portfolio, with the launch of Glossier Play, a younger, more colorful sister brand to its original.
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Skull Island, meanwhile, is a much more colorful movie in general, and effectively demonstrates the wider gamut of the 10.5-inch iPad Pro's display.
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Ikea smart lighting is now a lot more colorful thanks to the broad availability of the first RGB lights in the company's TRÅDFRI range.
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I actually like the design, and if you don't like the plain white base, you can always switch it out for something more colorful.
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By giving the images captured inside the app a more colorful visual treatment, Twitter might encourage more people to use its long-neglected camera.
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Others prefer its jazzed-up, more colorful, Google-made cousin, Inbox — also a Gmail-centric app, and also one that lacks a unified inbox.
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Cradling tiny Sir and Rumi Carter in her arms, Beyoncé created another version of her birth picture that was even more colorful and bold.
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A Metro by T-Mobile exclusive, the Coolpad Legacy is the better choice if you want a bigger, brighter, and slightly more colorful display.
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And while this update won't stop anyone from swiping left on you, it's at least guaranteed to make your messages a bit more colorful.
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The Fold's pic is brighter and more colorful, but if you look close, the Pixel 27.3's shot offers a tiny bit more detail.
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The Greek Marxist economist and fiery former finance minister was one of the more colorful personalities to emerge from Greece's latest euro zone crisis.
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If your Facebook News Feed is looking a bit more colorful recently, there's good reason: The company is thirsty for your precious personal content.
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The company earlier this month launched "Play," a brand that sells more colorful, flashier makeup, as part of efforts to expand its customer base.
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Beyonce posted a ton of pics showing off her gown -- totally on point, of course -- and Ivy's ensemble was even more colorful than Mom's.
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The game is notably more colorful and lighthearted than both its predecessor and Mr. Robot, a television show with which its has many similarities.
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But, if Ikea's June 2017 catalog is any indication, your next visit to the retailer is going to get much more colorful and interesting.
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But Barranquilla's version is bigger, louder, more colorful, and goes on longer, a four-day blur of drums, foam, feathers and writhing, sweaty bodies.
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In one of the more colorful rituals, he approaches the doors of the House of Commons, only to have it slammed in his face.
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The new iPad will apparently not have a new OLED display, which is on the iPhone X and is more colorful than other displays.
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Jupiter's annual portrait is more colorful than everHubble's images help scientists keep track of storms, winds, and clouds on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
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"The bus station is so much more colorful, dynamic, and fascinating than its reputation among many Israelis would have it," she told Business Insider.
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"My cell expanded, the lights became brighter, colors more colorful, the sun shone warmer and gentler, and everyone around me looked friendlier," he wrote.
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Recent visitors say Pyongyang looks more colorful and prosperous than it did a decade ago, with stores stocked with imported and domestically produced foods.
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Tito's Yugoslavia illustrated the difference between bureaucratic socialism and a more colorful alternative, and looking back one can see how vibrant the country became.
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He says Russell did briefly speak to Game, but the rapper basically told the mogul to butt out ... in more colorful language, we're guessing.
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Teplin is the more low-key half of the dynamic duo, who is often the voice of reason to balance her partner's more colorful habits.
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This version, made by Gameloft, sees a fatter, more colorful snake that's no longer familiar with 90-degree turns and takes big, long arcs instead.
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Now 943, Jones remains one of the more colorful figures in the game, a former player with an acerbic wit and a penchant for insults.
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Saying the water "smells," and employing other, more colorful words, Mr. Duterte ordered officials in the environment, tourism and interior departments to undertake a cleanup.
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The original blouse is white with black and red embroidery, but since colored threads have become more widely available, the vyshyvanka has become more colorful.
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Jerseys look way more colorful, the pitch looks more like real grass rather than a bright green mush, and the shadows and highlights are impressive.
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We also have six shimmer shades, which are the classic bronzes and golds that she loves, and a couple of more colorful ones as well.
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" Kennedy had one of the more colorful lines of questioning during Mark Zuckerberg's testimony before the Senate Judiciary and Commerce committees on April 10th. "Mr.
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A vampire is..."I open myself up to wear more colorful things, to go out in daylight," he told the magazine of his subsequent evolution.
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Those movies, however, were a lot more colorful than a soulless exercise like "The Mummy" -- and offered less reason to start shuffling toward the exit.
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If you're playing with younger kids, opt for a game that's more colorful, encourages basic observation skills, and isn't too hard for them to understand.
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This year the New York City Pride March marks 50 years since the Stonewall Riot, and the parade is bigger and more colorful than ever.
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With more than a week to go until "Frozen 2" hits theaters, only time will tell if Bell will wear more colorful coats in celebration.
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But beginning in the 2800s, many of those Florida-centric roadside temptations, with their kitschy, bold-colored signs and even more colorful characters, had disappeared.
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It's a little more colorful and cleaner than Calm, but ultimately, you're still potentially paying $70 for things you could seek out on your own.
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Arconic has agreed to give Elliott Management a few board seats, bringing to a close one of the more colorful activist fights in recent years.
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Originally a 10-member group, Pentagon had to part with one of their more colorful members, rapper E'Dawn, due to a dating scandal last year.
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If you walk by an Apple Store and notice that it looks more colorful than usual, know that the bright red logo represents a worthy cause.
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Dr. Charles Allen, an associate professor of entomology at Texas A&M, uses more colorful language to describe the behavior of the post-flood mosquito populations.
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So there were instances of razor sharp black suits and dresses and then also the more colorful pieces and crystal mesh, which Gianni was famous for.
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However, the new desktop version of Skype does include many of the other changes introduced in the redesign, including its overall more colorful and youthful feel.
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Luckily, the 22-year-old model doesn't plan to slow down in the new year as she revealed that her style will only get more colorful.
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It looks like it's a new dawn for the D.C. Extended Universe — one that's brighter, more colorful, and might finally be putting women front and center.
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Even as his music has delved into more colorful territory, as on last year's Wave[s], Jenkins maintains a vigorous drive to push the conversation further.
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Google today unveiled revamped app icons for its family of Play apps to bring each one in line with the company's more colorful flat design aesthetic.
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Mahmoud pursues Hadi's story about the monster, for example, but ends up sensationalizing it at Saidi's urging, betraying the shadowy truth to a more colorful lie.
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I hope we see Apple adopt AMOLED displays from Samsung, as rumors suggest, because they're brighter and more colorful than what Apple has ever offered before.
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Mr. Baldassare attempted to discredit Mr. Wildstein by asking him to recount how he had bragged to friends about some of his more colorful political exploits.
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Smooth, Chobani's non-Greek line, and Flip, packages of yogurt and mix-ins, are noticeably more colorful than their peers to try to grab casual shoppers.
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Apple debuted three new iPhones on Tuesday: the less expensive and more colorful iPhone 11, and the pricier iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max.
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In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, The Bachelor and The Bachelorette producers explained contestants' on-screen occupations, which have become progressively more colorful over the years.
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The screen is better (more colorful), and it has improved camera processing thanks to the new and more powerful processor, the A12 Bionic, under the hood.
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It'll offer a new, sharper and more colorful screen, a redesigned body with new sensors that detect a user's face instead of a fingerprint, and more.
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There's a reason it's so popular: You swipe to align groups of three or more colorful candies, which explode in a dopamine-stimulating burst of animation.
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A red, white and blue palette gave way to something altogether more colorful and exotic at Prabal Gurung's show, a celebration of the label's 10th anniversary.
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Here's what I plan to add more of in 2017: more colorful veggies on half of my plate, more outdoor workouts, and more books (for fun!).
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And the animation itself is frequently minimalist — think mostly static characters whose mouths move a bit when they need to talk, plastered against more colorful backdrops.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice and Man of Steel, toward a brighter, more colorful strain of superheroism that feels in line with the mega-hit Wonder Woman.
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The new devices, which shipped late last year, are faster, more colorful and easier to install thanks to the addition of a short, but flexible HDMI cable.
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In more colorful language than I'll publish, Marcus tells me the team invested A LOT of time into performance and reliability to reduce end-to-end latency.
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Black is often seen as the color of mourning, so people tend to wear more colorful clothing to show joy for the year ahead, The Telegraph explains.
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One of the outgoing console generation's more colorful, theatrical shooters, People Can Fly's Bulletstorm is apparently receiving the remaster treatment in 2017, reports Eurogamer and other sources.
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When Kylie hosted Thanksgiving last year, she departed from her mother's more colorful style, opting for white-and-gold color scheme—without sacrificing an ounce of elegance.
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Among the more colorful highlights: All of the proceeds of the auction will go to charities that were designated by David Rockefeller before his death in 2017.
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I spent a lot of time watching TV. It was my reassurance that the outside world was bigger and more colorful than the one I lived in.
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The true science horror stories that seep into it, arguably by cultural osmosis rather than a conscious decision by the writers, make it more colorful, more affecting.
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" Actually, as the article pointed out, his language was more colorful than that and typically had to be cleaned up "for the pages of a family newspaper.
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The molecules can make a flower larger and more colorful, which attracts more bees and helps spread its seed, a sign of plant and insect co-evolution.
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Samsung is rumored to be the primary supplier of new OLED screens that are brighter, more colorful and more efficient than the LCD display Apple typically uses.
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Apple will provide new 4K HDR content through iTunes, which will allow customers to rent and buy movies and TV shows in the sharper, more colorful standard.
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Some women now wear more colorful abayas, the loose fitting robes worn over their clothes that are usually black, or no longer wear the robes at all.
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A few weeks ago, the world on my phone seemed more compelling than the offline world — more colorful, faster-moving and with a bigger scope of rewards.
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As soon the vote count was called, shouts of "shame" — and more colorful invective — erupted from the Assembly gallery, where opponents had gathered to watch the proceedings.
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For those who are looking to get a Google Home, Google just announced a new version of the device that's smaller, a little more colorful, and costs $50.
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"As I started to understand who Nnenna is, I wanted to be more colorful and vibrant," but it was fashioning a winter scarf that was the kick off.
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But if you've been looking to pick up a Yoga Book and want a more colorful option, the new red and white variants should get the job done.
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Ahead we've rounded up 13 of these surprising shoppable finds, engineered to make life more colorful and convenient — from collapsible water bottles to meditation seats and smart lamps.
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Holzhauer, who snagged his 21st win on Thursday evening's episode, revealed in a recent interview that Trebek's vocabulary is a bit more colorful when the cameras aren't rolling.
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OLED screens are brighter and more colorful than what Apple typically includes on its iPhones, and they're often dubbed the best smartphone screens on the market by experts.
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Sure it got flatter and more colorful and it got a whole lot bigger, but it's still the same ol' passive "boob tube" consumption device it always was.
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In northern Burkina Faso, journalists and aid workers have developed a guide that translates French and English meteorological terms into the more colorful phrases that local farmers use.
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Pepperell has also shown to be one of the tour's more colorful players, with a quirky Twitter account and a blog that can be funny and thought-provoking.
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Microsoft revealed hundreds of new Windows 10 icons in December, and all of them are far more colorful and modern than what exists in the operating system today.
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In addition to being more colorful and memorable, pregnancy dreams often share common themes: conflict with the baby's other parent, threats to physical safety, and fears of childbirth.
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With recent reforms, women in some cities have begun to don more colorful abayas, sometimes trimmed with lace and velvet or left open to reveal long skirts or jeans.
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It's like a grab bag of existing open-world concepts, fused with some excellent Doom-style gunplay and a set in a slightly more colorful take on Mad Max.
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Between pink's comedown from the millennial pink craze and washed out shades of yellow, we're jumping head-first into a more colorful closet next month (sorry, all-black everything).
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Correct me if I'm wrong but trix cereal used to be way more colorful than this, and it makes me so mad that these ones are so dull pic.twitter.
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It's more colorful for a start, just like the phone itself, which has a new color screen and a handful of other, minor upgrades (including a two-megapixel camera).
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Ukrainian gas tycoon Dmytro Firtash has a more colorful background and is wanted by the U.S. on corruption charges and by Spain for money laundering with Russian organized crime.
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Hoffman went on to discuss behavior on movie sets, along with some of the more colorful talk and banter that would often take place between movie crews and actors.
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These notebooks in my hands aren't particularly beautiful, and my handwriting is still ugly (though more colorful now), but so far, I've gotten things done (like writing this story).
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"It takes so little to be considered a great dad, and it also takes so little to be considered a bad mom," she said, if in more colorful language.
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Yes, AR can transform the mundane into something more colorful and fun and can provide a useful nudge to go off and see new places and do new things.
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The characters encountered are a bit more colorful than the ones you are likely to come across in real life, but not so much that they seem overtly allegorical.
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So I end up eating a lot of flowers and leaves that don't really taste like much but make the plate more colorful, because most cooked food is brown.
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In response, General de Villiers reportedly vowed in a closed-door parliamentary session on July 12, using a more colorful phrase, that he will not be messed around with.
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"You overcome the withdrawal the same way you would from a drug, and what happens is, life becomes more colorful, richer, more interesting — you have better conversations," he says.
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At the same time, Ms. Moser, who somewhat resembles a taller and younger Carol Burnett, was more colorful in person and better at grass-roots organizing than her competitors.
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Although the playroom is more colorful than the rest of the West family's home, there are some elements of it that are in-line with the rest of the mansion.
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The multiple threads help create the context many bios lack, painting a more colorful and complete picture of the nation at the turn of what would become the American century.
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Promare is composed as a series of climaxes, each one larger, faster, and more colorful than the last, until the audience is lost in the insanity and euphoria of it.
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The Guardian reported that Downing Street was also disquieted by just how fast some of the more colorful Brexit-favoring figures in British politics secured their own meetings with Trump.
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Zoë Kravitz also opted for a feathery look, although a much more colorful one, choosing a Dior Haute Couture gown with a black feathered bodice and technicolor feathered rainbow skirt.
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The good news is, transforming into a louder, sparklier, more colorful version of yourself for the night is actually way easier than it sounds — you just need the right products.
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If you're not a sci-fi nerd like me, your mind might be glazing over by now, thinking of all the other (more colorful) shows you could be watching instead.
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Apple executives spent a great deal of time at the company's WWDC keynote yesterday telling us how iMessage will be different with iOS 10: more colorful, more featured, more cluttered.
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Food marketing researchers at Cornell University suggest that restaurants can design menus to emphasize healthier items by listing them first within sections and columns with bigger or more colorful typefaces.
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The special treat is created with a birthday cake flavored dough mixed with confetti sprinkles, lightly covered in the company's classic glaze and topped with of course, more colorful sprinkles.
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Sony released a psychedelic new trailer for the game, called Tetris Effect, this morning, and it's a more colorful, interesting vision of the 2D puzzle game than I had expected.
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It's less surprising when you consider it has a brighter, more colorful look, and that it combines two of the most popular video games in recent history: Battlegrounds and Minecraft.
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Though O'Keeffe had explored abstraction early in her career, and continued to do so, the cloud pictures do not align themselves with her more colorful and complex non-representational works.
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For an even more colorful adventure, stop into Dr. Vintage, where the owner, Rosario Recano, regales visitors with tips for his city while showing off his pristine secondhand designer collection.
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" She was a bit more colorful in the press conference that followed: Pelosi's reply to a reporter trying to bait her into saying she hates Trump: "Don't mess with me.
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The result is a game that features much of what has made the Persona series so beloved — minus the social links feature — but with a much brighter, more colorful tone.
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Cash of WarnerMedia said he gets frustrated when he encounters incomplete profiles — if he has to think too hard, he&aposll move on to other profiles that are more colorful.
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Apple gave the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus a splash of color with the Product(Red) version, and it might get even more colorful for this year's new baby model.
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John Eisenberg, the attorney who is emerging as a central figure in the Ukraine scandal, is a quiet and unassuming presence in a White House dominated by more colorful personalities.
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And sales personnel wear a more colorful and contemporary wardrobe — pieces like silk blouses and dresses with vibrant swirls from the Paris shop Fête Impériale — instead of conventional dark uniforms.
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It was just said with more colorful language, although he did highlight North Korea's kidnapping of Japanese citizens, which is something Tokyo has long pushed the United States to do.
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The petite kitchen, which Bushnell says "is totally perfect for right now," boasts a simple gray scheme, while the bedroom takes a slightly more colorful approach with soft pinks and golds.
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The Stories are a chance for students to get a different kind of campus news, one that is more colorful, clicky, and quickly digestible than traditional articles online and in print.
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Horowitz's system was based on tracking permutations of variables such as color, shape, angle, and number, and the resulting works were much more colorful and rhythmic than other examples of seriality.
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The TV and Music apps also look just like what was leaked earlier, with more colorful icons on the side that allow you to browse through content by genre and recommendations.
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Pilz — one of the more colorful figures in Austrian politics, a straight talker fond of singing rock songs like "Wild Thing" at party events — said he could not remember what happened.
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"Yes, AR can transform the mundane into something more colorful and fun and can provide a useful nudge to go off and see new places and do new things," he wrote.
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While we weren't sure whether to anticipate an entire season of noir-only numbers, it looks like Hollywood has given the okay to the return to a more colorful dress code.
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Trump is already profoundly unpopular, and one of the most reliable ways for Clinton to get attention is to do a big speech denouncing Trump in new and more colorful terms.
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He is certainly one of EVE's more colorful characters, a real-life rocket scientist at NASA and Burning Man artist who basks in the attention he receives moonlighting as Space Pope.
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Already defined by seemingly endless street art, the city became even more colorful with the addition of drag queens, leather men, traditional dancers, and marchers with their decorated pups in tow.
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Japan is plagued by a number of societal and cultural issues that are often overlooked outside of the country itself, particularly by Western observers keener to celebrate its more colorful qualities.
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The pants have new pockets that better fit necessary tools, more colorful gear for safety reasons during the day and night time and are stitched with a new type of fabric.
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The iPhone X will have a brighter, more colorful and far more advanced OLED screen, for example, and a unique form factor that looks unlike any iPhone that came before it.
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The iPhone 8 will reportedly feature a display that takes up almost the entire front of the device, using new OLED panels that are brighter and more colorful than previous screens.
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The iPhone 8 is said to be full of new features ranging from an edge-to-edge OLED display that's more colorful and brighter than previous screens, wireless charging and more.
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"Correct me if I'm wrong but trix cereal used to be way more colorful than this, and it makes me so mad that these ones are so dull," wrote one Twitter user.
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The more expensive iPhone XS ($999) and XS Max ($1,099) have more colorful and brighter screens and even better cameras, but most consumers don't want to spend that much to get there.
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It's a buddy cop show that not only mixes comedic and serious elements well, but it also has a stylish look, evoking a more colorful and technologically advanced version of the 1990s.
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Many countries around the world, but not the United States, have tweaked these warnings over the years, making them bigger, more colorful and more graphic to keep their effect from wearing off.
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Although not as prone to making controversial statements as Trump, Cuban has his own reputation for being on the more colorful side of the spectrum when it comes to being a businessman.
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A more colorful take on the Walkman A17 of two years ago So you won't be downloading any apps on this gadget, as the real focus here is on high-res listening.
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Instead of taking inspiration from less-appetizing (and less photogenic) picks such as Thai tea or milk tea, Etude House took cues from the more colorful parts of the bubble tea menu.
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For the most part, the click-to-shoot camera maintains aesthetic consistency with the higher end model — albeit a bit more colorful this time out (pictured above with some fun-loving folk).
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On Amity, he pushes both into outright bleakness—with the Alice Glass-featuring "Eat Me Alive," on which the ex-Crystal Castles singer screams over grayscale ambience—and into more colorful realms.
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I want the brighter and more colorful OLED display and the new design of the iPhone X, where the screen goes all the way to the edges and there's no home button.
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Even if it's as simple as adding a more colorful layer under your typical blazer, let the end of the workweek be an excuse to have a little fun with your outfits.
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However, the iPhone 7 provides optical image stabilization in both the regular and supersize models, and upgrades the hardware to a six-element lens for more colorful photos with greater image detail.
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The article concludes: As teams seek more and more colorful nicknames to stand out in a crowded marketplace and sell merchandise, the trend of highlighting the worst of a region may continue.
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There also seemed to be a number of protesters yelling at Kelly, calling him a pedophile and asking how he'd feel if someone urinated on his daughter -- but they used more colorful language.
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Fortnite Battle Royale definitely rode some of PUBG's success, offering players a more colorful and polished alternative to the notoriously glitchy PUBG (though many would argue that glitches are part of the fun).
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Benedikt Roezl, one of the more colorful figures described in the exhibition, blazed a solitary trail and refused to carry a firearm, even after being robbed at gun- or knife-point 17 times.
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Click here to view original GIFInstagram announced earlier this week that they'd be changing their logo from a representation of a camera to a slightly more colorful and abstract representation of a camera.
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That's more than $300 less than the Razer Phone 2 and $400 less than Asus ROG Phone for better specs, longer battery life, more colorful lights, and a wide array of gaming features.
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Shortly after publishing, then deleting, a menacing Twitter post about the wife of Senator Ted Cruz, Mr. Trump quickly corrected himself late Tuesday — by adding more colorful language and punctuation to his threat.
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Things get louder and more colorful once your focus moves to the organic shelves — and then even more so once the dairy gives way to the sparkle of almond, oat and soy milk.
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It was more colorful than BoJack, more optimistic, and more female-focused, but still incorporated conversations about mental health and adult responsibilities — the same core elements that helped BoJack find a fan base.
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Not only did it let me get everything out of that zoom lens, its photo is sharper, less noisy, and way more colorful than the best I could get from the iPhone 7 Plus.
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Whether "Nightmare Turtle" ever startled some soul at Saint Elizabeths Hospital out of depression or delusions is perhaps unlikely, but it's one of the more colorful artifacts in the progression of mental health treatment.
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But with many members of the Republican Party currently distancing themselves from Trump over his comments about "grabbing women by the pussy," this debate will probably be even more colorful and unpredictable than usual.
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Instead, Samsung introduced phones with more colorful displays, fingerprint readers that hide under the screen, and a fun feature that lets you charge wireless headphones by placing them on the back of the phone.
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When I jumped in with these sharks, and suddenly realize how much more colorful and more diverse this area of the ocean is, it makes you really see what is lacking in other places.
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This new Ikea collection will make you want to fly far, far away — but not before you stock up on every single item so you can return to a more colorful, boho-inspired house.
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You can swap out your iPhone or Android keyboards with more colorful options, with Gif keyboards, with keyboards that let you swipe instead of type or with keyboards that offer expanded lists of emoji.
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Well, it may be time to give your black pairs a rest in favor of some louder or more colorful variations — like we've seen on the runways of Zimmermann, Alexander Wang, and Tanya Taylor.
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In reality, the XR's screen is already one of the brightest and more colorful smart displays out there; you're unlikely to notice a huge difference difference unless you're holding the phones side by side.
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This display may merit a thousand praying-hands emoji on Instagram this summer, but you might ask whether these designers have merely perpetuated the gender discordance of the church in a more colorful key.
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John Gruber, who covers Apple on his website Daring Fireball, tweeted that Apple's silence speaks volumes, and the company is likely struggling to make AirPower work as advertised (although he used more colorful language).
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"It's a way of looking in the mirror and saying, 'I'm magic,'" my vagina is magic, my breasts are magic, my love is magic, he said, using more colorful terms for those body parts.
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And while Apple's devices have gotten more colorful in recent years, the overall color scheme of the store has remained the same: blank walls and modern, sleek furniture — to better show off the products.
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OLED screens are more battery efficient and are brighter and more colorful (typically) than their LCD counterparts, which Apple is using on the iPhone 8 and has used on all of its prior iPhones.
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The new iPhone, whether it's called the iPhone 8 or the iPhone Pro, is expected to offer new features including a brighter and more colorful OLED screen from Samsung, wireless charging and face recognition.
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After a few years of working on an enormous fantasy epic, Duncan Jones has returned to sci-fi with Mute, which takes place in a Blade Runner-esque world but with much more colorful characters.
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New FiDi Pasta Shop Literally Names Itself After Instagram Last June I wrote a long feature about how the popularity of Instagram was transforming bars and restaurants into more colorful, kitschy, gimmicky versions of themselves.
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A new generation of Americans is watching this campaign, as one Clinton commercial has reminded voters with pictures of children seeing Trump's more colorful moments, and perhaps forming lasting impressions about how our democracy works.
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I can barely see a difference between regular photos taken without the AI camera and photos taken with it — they're slightly brighter and more colorful, but it's such a subtle change, it doesn't really matter.
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With small but significant improvements from its predecessor, the new Daydream View promises to be a slightly pricier, but more colorful and comfortable, competitor to Samsung's Gear VR. You can order it on Google's store.
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Here is a sampling of some of Trump's more colorful comments about the United Nations: Ineptitude Trump's main charge against the United Nations during the 2016 campaign was that the international body was simply inept.
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The singer wore a morning suit, meanwhile his wife went for a more colorful look in a lace-trimmed, floral, high-neck, floor-length, red dress, complete with straw boater hat and black patent stilettos.
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He has made a career out of being a fierce competitor — "He will mess you up," Wade said, using a more colorful verb — and a consummate professional, winning two championships with the Golden State Warriors.
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Representative Doug Collins of Georgia, the top Republican on the panel, had a more colorful way of expressing his frustration after being accused of trying to "muddy the waters" with fuzzy facts and questionable interpretations.
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We're also hoping that Midge's sharp mid-century New York style gets a more colorful, tropical twist, and maybe we'll get some sort of salsa dance sequence that mirrors the big band socials at the Catskills.
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"By looking five degrees to the left or the right of the Queen, there are these extraordinarily complex and interesting human beings, each of whom have more colorful stories to tell in many ways," he says.
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Yet in amongst that invisibility are woven intricate and complex patterns, which, if they could be colored with different hues, might animate the world around you into a much more colorful, psychedelic—and possibly overstimulating—place.
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In more colorful language than is printable, he famously told the Anbar sheikhs that the U.S. would be their best friend, but if the sheikhs and their tribes crossed us, we would be their worst enemy.
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It just makes it easier to get them in throughout the day, so my NutriBullet is going all the time; and you know I'm getting my beets and celery and everything — the more colorful the better.
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It has a built-in rechargeable battery, too, and all the buttons you'd expect from the original SNES controller – available in both a Super NES colorway, and a Super Famicom look with its more colorful buttons.
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Small, with a colorful tile backsplash above a small half-moon shaped white ceramic basin, curved stall shower with more colorful tiles, wall-mounted Yves Rocher olive shower gel-shampoo, a hair dryer and adequate lighting.
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Beyoncé, 35, wore a floor-length, low-cut green gown with sparkling embellishments and jewelry by Kimberly McDonald, while Blue, 5, went a bit more colorful with a ruffled dress whose layers graduated from green to pink.
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On Wednesday, Apple announced its new iPhones, curiously giving the cheaper and more colorful iPhone XR a ship date of over a month after the more luxe iPhone XS and XS Max models become available next Friday.
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The pop superstar has dropped her much-anticipated latest single "Never Really Over," complete with an ethereal music video that evokes a late-1960s Hair-like aesthetic but with a more colorful backdrop — and a holistic aspect.
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A loop of more colorful poppies (a whole field this time) is cut with black-and-white footage of children playing from both the 1930s and the present — laughter despite the world's tragedy, blooming despite its agony.
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Or, if you want a broader, more recent, and more colorful history lesson, I really like this history and lore series, which is a series that narrates Game of Thrones' history as lore told by various characters.
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Mr. Johnson's speech to diplomats, business leaders and others in the baroque surroundings of the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, south London, was predictably more colorful and political than Mr. Barnier's technocratic news conference in Brussels.
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Of course, there are other beautiful edible flowers to consider, like calendula and nasturtium and borage and marigold, ready to sprinkle, like fairy dust, as a garnish, or to make your herb blossom butter even more colorful.
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Here are some of Powell's more colorful turns of phrase from the meetings in which policymakers weighed whether to "taper" the massive bond-purchase program that was begun in response to the 2007-2009 financial crisis and recession.
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You don't have to go back very far in any sports league to find some moments of hilarious inefficiency, and from the perspective of our slack-free present, those flubby dark ages seem even stranger and more colorful.
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There couldn't have been more than a few dozen people circling the bar, mostly groups of 403-something gay men in dark winter coats, with splashes of more colorful characters in the crowd—possibly hired by Alig himself.
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Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter is among those who have publicly discussed the new mission, but only in broad terms, and this month the deputy secretary of defense, Robert O. Work, was more colorful in describing the effort.
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The hill is known to attract a more colorful breed of fan, so if you'd rather not spend hundreds to get in to the stadium, take a seat on the hill and enjoy the game and people-watching.
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And though the trailers for Gears of War 4 pitched it as a darker game, that's not my experience in the opening hours of the campaign, which are more colorful and punchy than the series has ever been.
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This included the notorious Puzzle 5 — created this year by digital crosswords editor Joel Fagliano — and which Mr. Shortz referred to as the most mind-bending of the weekend's challenges, using more colorful language than is allowed here.
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A few fans confide that this has been a more low-key affair than they had been expecting, that the previous encounter this season — also a tie — was a little more colorful, a little more of an occasion.
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As a rule, it's never a good look when wealthy men tell less well-off people to "take responsibility for their own" problems, as Mr. Kalanick said to the driver (he used a more colorful word than "problems").
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At Branch Patty, which pops up each weekend at Artists & Fleas Williamsburg, Sam Branch and Lisa Lloyd-Branch serve Jamaican patties with crusts that skew more colorful than their Haitian counterparts, shaped into half-moons rather than rectangles.
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There's that constant interplay of the foreground with a background that's also highly patterned that relates to his admiration for the spirit of the Arts & Crafts movement — though it's far more colorful and bold than anything Morris designed.
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But few have arrived with a contingent more colorful and controversial than that of Mr. Trump, whose White House is peppered with assistants and advisers whose principal qualification is their long friendship with Mr. Trump and his family.
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Malia, going for something a little more colorful and seasonally apropos, wore a $48 floral skater dress from Asos, which features a contrasting overlay with full sleeves that gives the illusion of a layered dress and crop top combo.
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As the queue advances, customers pass several different members of Hernández's team—many of them close family members—each tasked with pouring a different ingredient into their transparent bags, which become heavier and more colorful with every step forward.
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The iPhone 8 will reportedly sport a more colorful and brighter OLED screen, support for unlocking the phone by recognizing its user's face, new cameras and a screen that takes up most of the entire front of the smartphone.
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When the pushback got more colorful, and a former Mexican leader used a four-letter word to make clear that his country would not pay for the wall, Trump shot back that any opposition would be met with consequences.
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A considerable portion of them, like this one submitted by a Houston-based customer, refer to these deceptive billing practices in more and more colorful detail:I ordered the service then cancelled it because I didn't find anyone interesting there.
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A couple of months ago, I was listening to a podcast featuring two of the West Coast's more colorful Oscar commentators, and one of them excitedly put "La La Land" in the category of films no one has seen.
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A more colorful explanation is that behind the left-field wall at the Cubs' West Side Grounds, in use from 21860 to 21893, was a mental hospital whose patients could sometimes be heard making bizarre remarks during the game.
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You know, for those instances in which you want to preserve more colorful language choices and clue in that duckface that you're not talking about ducks, ducking, or their repeated duckups, they just really need to go duck themselves.
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We're right in the middle of spring, making now the perfect time to plan a summer trip somewhere breathtaking — or, maybe more realistically, scroll through Instagram and wish you were somewhere a little less rainy and a lot more colorful.
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But, if the price is throwing you for a loop or you want a more colorful phone, wait for the reviews of the less expensive Xr to start rolling in around mid-October, when the model is released to retailers.
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Image: Jürgen OttoHere's a video of a similar peacock spider about to get it on:These new discoveries bring the total peacock spider family to 48 with 16 more awaiting classification, so even more colorful strutting arachnids are on their way. [Peckhamia]
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While it's tough to qualify any fish as "sexy," according to the paper, the lady guppies with larger brains were more likely to choose male partners that were more colorful and had larger tails, signifying better health and foraging abilities.
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G: Yeah, we try to motivate them and get them to adapt to more colorful displays and make sure that they mix and match the colors to attract people to come and try and touch the fruits and all that.
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The political satire to end all political satires, Stanley Kubrick's black-and-white Cold War comedy is much more colorful from a narrative perspective—and hasn't lost any of its bite in the more than half-century since its release.
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But the styles RTR stocks are different from the luxury department store's: "We tend to focus on more editorial styles, more trendy, more colorful styles, things that are actually going to put you out of the rational in fashion," she said.
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Also on The Jay & Farhad Show, Gurman discussed hearing that there would be a number of small design tweaks across the operating system, making it a bit more colorful, adding rounded edges in some places, and updating a few icons.
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With an abundance of open space that encourages deep breathing, Brown follows an interracial family of four (five if you count the sock monkey) on their journey to, through and from the airport, toward happy reunions and more colorful climes.
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If you prefer your punctuation visualizations a bit more colorful, Calhoun also turned his findings into "heat maps" by representing periods, question marks, and exclamation marks in red, commas and quotation marks in green, and semicolons and colons in blue.
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More monster movie than a superhero one, Sony's attempt to expand its Spider-Man franchise with this solo vehicle for one of his more colorful villains makes a mess of the tone, staggering from horror-tinged nastiness to split-personality comedy.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)However, the 7.1 isn't completely without premium aspirations as the phone's 0003-inch FHD+ LCD screen includes support for HDR 10, along with the ability to convert standard content into slightly brighter and more colorful pseudo-HDR images automatically.
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This may explain the romantic difficulties you've been having of late, but fear not: Philadelphia's version of Indiana's iconic Pop art sculpture is about to be repainted according to its original specs, and immediately thereafter your love life will get much more colorful.
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Some of the film does take place in the dark abandoned corners of the city that are unnecessary nowadays, the industrial part of the city where industry has ceased, but it is certainly more colorful and brighter than most sci-fi films.
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A billionaire by his mid-2000s after he sold a controlling interest in the data processing business he founded to General Motors for $21968 billion, Perot's foray into presidential politics made him one of the more colorful political figures of the 2750s.
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Apple makes a couple accessories for the Apple Watch — but if you take a look at the shelves of a Best Buy or an Apple Store, you'll find that the third-party accessory market is much more colorful (both literally and figuratively).
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Joseph Verner Reed Jr., who was under secretary for four secretaries general of the United Nations and, as chief of protocol under President George Bush, presided over one of the more colorful diplomatic gaffes in recent history, died on Thursday in Greenwich, Conn.
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Microsoft has been steadily tweaking the icons used for a variety of Office apps over the past year, and the new overarching Office logo is a more colorful version of the flat orange icon the company has been using in recent years.
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Although Cruz's religious iconography is not always evident, the contrasting black and silver tones of the diptych (meant to convey different spiritual states of mind) and the subdued application of paint are not as appealing as his more colorful and chaotically arresting works.
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On one occasion, when he thought the camera had stopped filming, Nixon told an interviewer how he had inserted a crude obscenity into a quote from Lyndon Johnson, because it made for a more colorful story — and portrayed Johnson as a vulgar bumpkin.
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And, of course, you can pick it up in Gold, keeping with Apple's theme of more colorful options on lower-cost devices like the iPhone XR. The most polarizing aspect on the frame is no doubt the continued shift to all Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C).
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There's also some wild remixes of big-ass pop hits, like a hardcore flip of Katy Perry's "California Gurls" which kinda makes this feel like Brady's alternate version of the radio—where everything feels little weirder and more colorful than it is in reality.
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Add in the increased availability of colored gemstones on the market, thanks to technical advancements and deposits of emeralds discovered in Zambia and rubies in Mozambique, and our jewelry boxes have the potential to be far more colorful than our mothers' or grandmothers' ever were.
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My favorite piece at FluZUsic, though, was easy to miss, tucked away in a vitrine and surrounded by much more colorful items: a dried, dark shelf mushroom, the kind that grows on trees, scrawled with signatures (certain species are coincidentally known as "artist's conk").
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In the case of the icon, it's one case where the word "finally" is truly justified; Instagram spent years holding onto its iconic emblem and ignoring the modernized design guidelines of Android and iOS, where flatter and more colorful icons now rule the day.
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But thousands of workers from the labor camps also attend the matches as spectators each Friday, often giving the games better attendance, and a more colorful atmosphere, than almost any game in the country's top professional division, the Qatar Stars League, which sponsors the tournament.
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Even now, when he is at the margin of politics, Mr. Morris is one of the more colorful characters in commentary land, a fervent self-promoter with formidable energy and considerable charm, a lighthearted Cassandra who weaves dark conspiracy theories and makes long-odds predictions.
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But don't despair: To give your sartorial flair a leg up, we've picked out five pairs of dress socks that we think every man should have in his drawer, from timeless solid-colored classics to some more colorful pairs to wear when you're feeling bold.
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There was never a plan to change the course of music, or even to incorporate a big chunk of rave culture; they were just trying to make something more literary, more colorful, more British, a sound that wasn't just another pastiche of the Ramones.
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The site is currently a bare bones, black-and-white page with cards for each shortcut, but an update will bring a more colorful style (see below) and features that will allow users to filter the shortcuts by tags, vote on favorites, among other things.
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In a series of black-and-white paintings made in the mid '70s and showing the influences of Robert Motherwell and Franz Kline, Choi created her own unique, rounded vocabulary that was softer and more fluid than the angularity of her earlier, more colorful works.
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They've just reformulated all three Supers by increasing the percentage of key ingredients (while making sure they're still gentle and effective for all skin types), revamping the packaging (now cuter and more colorful), all while remaining loyal to the original goal of simplifying your skin-care routine.
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The company announced at the show that it was brining Alexa to Windows 10 PCs, starting with HP. Microsoft's Andrew Shuman told us at CES that he believes most voice assistants still have a long way to go (though he used more colorful language to describe this).
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The more colorful elements of the third party's platform included a call for the Rockefeller family fortune to be seized to fund government programs; legalizing all drugs, including heroin; and widening the ramps of interstate highways to make it easier for drivers to pick up hitchhikers.
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But because Better Call Saul is slowly building out its visual universe so that both the law office and Mike's more colorful adventures occupy worlds full of visual iconography, the Cousins' cameo doesn't feel like as weird of a fit as would have back in season one.
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Among the more colorful are petitions from at least three men claiming they were fathered by Prince out of wedlock - two who are now incarcerated - and a woman who claims she was a secret bride to Prince whose marriage records are classified by the CIA as top secret.
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" Or, in the more colorful interpretation of Alison Brie, who sat in the front row at Monse's most recent show, in February, the look is "very 'I just had sex with a very rich man, and now I put his clothes together into a cool outfit for myself.
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In a more colorful scenography than Sottsass' original vision, Artcurial has applied its own flair for the spectacle by re-creating the designer's gray bedroom, though without the woman and the motorcycle, and transforming the entire first floor of its gilded neo-Classical mansion into a modernist Italian interior.
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With A Little Late With Lilly Singh debuting on NBC after Seth Meyers on Monday night, the late night landscape just got a little more colorful — as we discover in her first ever cold open sketch, the YouTuber turned talk show host isn't a fan of navy suits.
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In the same way that reading a good book can spark the desire to grab a pencil and start scrawling, this show had me ready to run home grasp a paintbrush in each hand, just as Neumann herself does in a photograph, and paint a more colorful world.
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Among the more colorful adventures he details in the memoir: mistakenly hooking up with a "professional girl" in Johannesburg, accidentally dropping acid at a friend's house in rural England and having to hide from Libyan assassins because he dated the same girl as the son of late Libyan dictator Colonel Gaddafi.
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The system is launching with two SKUs here in the States — but the contents are essentially the same, the only distinction being the color of the Joy-Con — in one configuration they're dark gray (matching the rest of the system), in another, a more colorful, Mario-themed blue and red.
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However, as Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto has repeatedly said his country will "of course" not pay for the wall (and their ex-president, Vincente Fox, said the same in more colorful language), there's a sizable chance that if Congress decides to fund the wall, reimbursement from Mexico will never come.
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Next year's 6.1-inch iPhone will revert to a more colorful metal back: reportXiaomi's Redmi 5 phones have 18:9 displays and start at $120You can now search for specific interests on OkCupid's mobile app In its current, experimental state, there is little in Direct you won't currently find in Instagram.
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Trouble sighs when describing the mundane details of a life under the thumb of the criminal justice system, but he relates more colorful details related with a smirk (a highlight comes on "Come Thru" when he boasts of raining bullets upon a foe's house as a way of "[redesigning] your porch").
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Design: A massive screen and a return to glassSporting an OLED panel instead of an LCD like on previous Apple handsets, the iPhone X's Super Retina Display is not only more colorful than before, it also has more contrast and has a 2436 x 1125 resolution that's higher than any iPhone before it.
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"If you hang around a Jersey person enough, you're going to know that they're from Jersey because they're gonna start" busting your chops, said Mr. DeVito, who used much more colorful language, which he did often to punctuate parts of a 90-minute interview this week at the Greenwich Hotel in Manhattan.
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Richard D. James Album is one of the most thoroughly realized electronic albums ever made; listening to it in 2016, it seems not just ahead of its time, but ahead of a more colorful and polyrhythmic era we're either still waiting on or unable to conjure up in our collective post-pubescent mind.
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It will be, he says, a more colorful, stripped-down and affordable place, where Mr. Cardoz is hoping he can do for Indian cuisine in New York what restaurants like Ugly Baby and Uncle Boons have done for Thai food — present authentic, regional cuisine in a way that New Yorkers viscerally respond to.
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" A statement Ms. LePage recently shared with Maine reporters took a more colorful tone, saying in part, "Shawn will not risk the fiscal health of the state to expand welfare for nondisabled individuals, and will not support funding welfare by raising taxes, raiding the rainy-day fund, or using one-time budget gimmicks.
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McCain had a legendary status as a campaigner in New Hampshire because of the hundreds of town halls he held there during his runs for president in 2000 and 2008, when he took questions from all comers and occasionally invited some of the more colorful personalities up on stage to debate him.
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For those clients, she often chooses large rectangular tiles made of white marble, as she did in a beach house she recently designed in Amagansett, N.Y. If you prefer a Zen-like environment that's a little more colorful, she suggested using ceramic tiles in subdued hues or glass tiles in blues and greens.
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Unlike her friends, Kendall went with something slightly more colorful than their all black ensembles, once again proving she's "cool with her breasts" in a very tiny white crop top, a green khaki asymmetrical mini skirt, and floral-embellished heels with her trusty mom-approved Louis Vuitton fanny pack tucked up under her arm.
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"Inhumans" essentially represents the first true superhero show that Marvel has produced for ABC, with more super-powered characters than "Agents of SHIELD," while featuring a more colorful and lighter tone than the company's gritty Netflix dramas -- building up to "The Defenders," uniting the characters of Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist.
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The first general election debate in the race for New York City mayor just got more crowded, if not more colorful, as organizers announced on Wednesday that Bo Dietl, the bombastic and frequently profane former police detective running on his own political line, will join Mayor Bill de Blasio and his Republican challenger, Nicole Malliotakis.
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Though Saudi Arabia still faces some of the world's most restrictive laws against women, in recent years some Saudi women have begun to switch out the traditional black abayas for more colorful ones and open abayas worn over jeans or long skirt are becoming more widespread in parts of the country, according to Reuters.
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Hello Giggles reports that this holiday season, the beauty brand will release a beautifully packaged makeup set that'll have everyone belting "Let it Go." Set to hit the QVC airwaves this November, the Mally Beauty x Disney Frozen Collection will include a slew of ice queen-inspired beauty products and brighter, more colorful options channeling the naivety of Anna.
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I hope people take away from these pictures an understanding that individuality should not be feared, that autism comes with challenges but it also comes with beauty when you dig deep enough to see it, that the world needs to welcome people with quirks and differences, and accept that it only makes everything a bit more colorful.
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In a fascinating look at one of the more colorful stories in baseball lore, directors Chapman and Maclain Way follow the Portland Mavericks, an independent baseball team owned by the movie star Bing Russell (Kurt Russell's father) who threw out all the conventions of the national pastime to build a regional sensation in the late 1970s.
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If Chief Keef blazed the trail for rap songs as mush-mouthed sing-alongs, Uzi is the proper arrival, pushing that sound into more colorful, gleeful territory with the help of a murderers' row of current producers that includes FKi, Sonny Digital, and TM88, as well as one of the architects of Keef's own evolution, DP Beats.
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Tarrago Shoe Cream 3-Pack Clorox Bleach Pen Tide To Go Instant Stain Remover Liquid Pen If you're spot cleaning or trying to reach some of the smaller bits of your sneakers — like the stitching along the sole — Brown suggests a Clorox bleach pen for white sneakers, or a Tide detergent pen for more colorful pairs.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE (R-Neb.) was more colorful in his objections when Trump, on Thursday, suggested ratcheting up the proposed tariffs on China even further.
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Markedly more colorful than Yeezy Season 1 or 23, this collection had pops of robin's egg blue in boots, some oversized lemon yellow hoodies, a cherry red and blue bodiced nude bodysuit, a red sweatshirt, and some tangerine-hued pieces (interpreted as a baggy sweatsuit for the guys and a fur-trimmed, cropped jacket with leggings on one female model).
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Hollywood Foreign Press president Meher Tatna also wore red, while German model and actress Barbara Meier went a more colorful look on principle, writing, "If we want this to be the Golden Globes of the strong women who stand up for their rights, I think, it's the wrong way not to wear any sexy clothes anymore or let people take away our joy of showing our personality through fashion."
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His actions are typically showy and over-the-top; in addition to throwing pig heads and interrupting theater performances, some of his more colorful transgressions include tossing eggs at members of Marilyn Manson's band before a 2100 performance in Moscow, allegedly vandalizing an art show for showing "pornographic" images of Jesus Christ, staging a "missionary flashmob" in the capital's Darwin museum, and reportedly assaulting LGBTQ activists and Pussy Riot supporters.
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Read more:Glossier's newest product is said to plump your lips and smooth your under-eye area simultaneouslyGlossier is selling a new makeup line that's more colorful and sparkly than anything the brand has released beforeI tried the new Zit Stick from Glossier that claims to shrink pimples in 3 hours — and it actually workedThese Glossier dupes are under $10 — and people say they're just as good as the real thing
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We've broken down some of the flagship XS model's best features, as well as some of its biggest drawbacks, so you can decide if it's time to jump in with the XS / XS Max or if it's worth going for the more colorful and cheaper XR. Let's start with what the XS does best: The most important benefit of the iPhone XS and XS Max over the cheaper XR is its display, which is arguably the most impressive smartphone screen on the market.
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Among his more colorful anecdotes: He opened his inauguration to the public, making it less of a government proceeding and more of a party; he was a big duelist, frequently moved to violence over questions of his wife's honor; he and his friends once destroyed every table and glass in a tavern before setting the establishment on fire; and he had a pet parrot that was such an authoritative mimic of Jackson's profanity that it had to be ejected from his funeral for swearing.
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