It's truly one of the most elegant phones ever made.
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Image: Leandro Malta BorgesImagine the most elegant of dinner parties.
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It was the most elegant way that I've done it.
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"It's the most elegant of Christmas trees," Mr. Lechner said.
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Marlboro Lights are the most elegant — white and gold and thin.
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Their enormous palaces adorned the Ringstrasse, the city's most elegant boulevard.
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It's not the most elegant-looking gadget, but it works perfectly.
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It's not the most elegant system in the world, but it works.
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It was the most elegant and haunting film I saw last year.
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Players are talking about finding the most elegant shape to build territories.
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It's not the most elegant solution, but remember this is a 1.0 device.
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It's not the most elegant solution, and one I can't imagine ever using.
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It's already one of the most elegant all-in-ones on the market.
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The Paloma might be one of the most elegant ways to enjoy tequila.
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But Essential's new solution, if viable, is definitely the most elegant so far.
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This was, hands down, the most elegant way I'd ever seen bacon presented.
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The is the most elegant and consummate experience one could demand from CliffsNotes.
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Vesper was one of the most elegant and usable pieces of software I've used.
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It is the most elegant and informative election map I have seen. pic.twitter.com/AbsUJzOdbM
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The famous Liège-Guillemins station in Belgium is one of the country's most elegant.
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A handful of the season's most elegant pairs — in plated gold, silver and more.
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I accepted because she's not the easiest or most elegant or most charismatic speaker.
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At the center of our defenses was our immune system, our most elegant defense.
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The most elegant way to adjust to censorship is to engage in self-censorship.
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He is surely the most elegant and balletic athlete on the pro tennis circuit.
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He is surely the most elegant and balletic athlete on the pro tennis circuit.
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"They're searching for the most elegant model," said one developer who works with Google.
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It's not the most elegant solution, but it works—and with no additional hardware.5.
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All the while, she's sported some of the most elegant and daring looks in Hollywood.
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Probably the most elegant was the Fondation Beyeler museum, over the Swiss border in Basel.
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For a special few, however, only the most elegant and noteworthy gifts are good enough.
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While it's not the most elegant way of spying on someone, it's incredibly embarrassing for Apple.
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It's not the most elegant paddle I've seen, but every part of it tells a story.
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Slack went public this week via the most elegant and efficient way possible — a direct listing.
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To be sure, a Placeholder President is not the most elegant way to run America's democracy.
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But even the most elegant climate experiments don't always translate perfectly into the world of politics.
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Mr. Abergel worked for him at Masa, in Midtown Manhattan, New York's most elegant sushi temple.
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Any serious aficionado of the grape knows that New Zealand produces the world's most elegant pinot noir.
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I know because at Vuitton's most elegant Parisian showroom, I watched (and participated) in a "Jerry" moment.
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It was all about telling the story in the most elegant way possible—with that mean undercurrent.
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And therein lie the joys of what I will argue is a most elegant and engaging sport.
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For the most elegant, delicate chowder, use littlenecks, which are small and tender enough to eat whole.
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Short, the most elegant and witty of men, made the cafe the quintessential New York supper club.
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It'll keep them off the floor, even if it's not the most elegant fix for the problem.
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"Women wear jewelry, but a watch is the most elegant thing a man can wear," he said.
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Of the hundreds we've tried, this may be the most elegant — though it doesn't start off that way.
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The more interesting and fruitful approach would be to think about the most elegant solutions and build them.
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Swearing has an important place in our language, but it's not always the most elegant form of speech.
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China's airports may be some of the world's most elegant, but they are also leaders in flight delays.
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Dining in SpaceDining in Space is like eating a meal in the most elegant treehouse you've ever seen.
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The Bentley Mulsanne is perhaps the most elegant way to be chauffeured around, insulated from the hoi polloi.
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Victoria, the most elegant of the Jellicle tribe, wears white from head to paw, symbolizing purity and innocence.
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Rush, and you'll miss hidden beaches, food trucks and one of the most elegant resorts in the Caribbean.
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Rhode Island, where Emily and Matthew Hyland met in college, has inspired their sixth and most elegant restaurant.
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First Scientific Account of a Tarantula Eating a Snake Is Pure Nightmare FuelImagine the most elegant of dinner parties.
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Princess Kate looked the most elegant for Prince Louis' big day, which echoed her style choices of christenings past.
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Providence is one of the most elegant places to ball out in LA. Osteria Mozza: Two words: Mozzarella Bar.
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The pan de muertos with the most elegant flavor in Mexico City is perhaps the one from La Bohème.
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It stands on the most elegant legs and I've used that style in a lot of pedestals I've made.
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But it's pretty amazing to see one of the most elegant theories in all of physics presented so clearly.[NASA]
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Harder to come by is the Agave attenuata, which is similar to the lurida with the most elegant foliage design.
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A consistent delight, though, has been Calvin Royal III, who is suddenly the most elegant male dancer in the company.
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But even at their most elegant, the tags still send you through a series of jumps to your final destination.
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The team that wins isn't always the one employing the most elegant calculations, or even the one the models predict.
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You can also download them direct from the iCloud web interface, though it's not the quickest or most elegant of solutions.
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Our discussion wasn't the most elegant debate, but we did eventually get to a point of understanding — and we both apologized.
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It wasn't the most elegant system on earth, and it could be infuriating at times, but it was something at least.
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Or, in the words of Patricia herself, it's "the most elegant and tasteful show on Bravo TV." Can't argue with that.
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I mean, it used to be, when we talked during the debate, $2.5 trillion, right, when the most elegant person -- right?
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Ahead, we rounded up the most elegant options for your guests to show their love with ink — paper not always required.
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The Miura is the most beautiful Lamborghini ever made, and arguably one of the most elegant cars ever produced in Italy.
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And it was Waugh who paid Powell the best and certainly the most elegant tribute one novelist could bestow upon another.
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Farther south in St. Helena, The Meadowood Spa is one of the most elegant wellness facilities in California (treatments from $240).
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Perhaps the most elegant homage to the time comes from the original music written for and performed by the various characters.
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It sounds wonky on paper, but in person, it results in one of the most elegant, discreet hybrid analogs out there.
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But one of the most elegant twists in recent comic history is happening over on the DC Comics side of things.
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In four minutes and 28 seconds, Prager tells a tale of love, loss, despair, and tragedy in the most elegant of ways.
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"Hands down, Gibbon has built the most elegant tool for curating your learning," said Degreed founder David Blake in an emailed statement.
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One of the most elegant examples of why we need such trials came recently in an examination of employer-sponsored wellness programs.
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But while they might not be the most elegant musicians, elephant seals need to understand each others' calls so that they don't die.
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It's not the most elegant solution, and half the time the robots end up falling, or flipped upside-down unable to right themselves.
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We're on our way to the Duke Hotel, one of the island's oldest and most elegant, for a round of fancy umbrella drinks.
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The company showed off the Huawei Watch Jewel ($599) and Elegant ($499), which are two of the most elegant smartwatches we've seen yet.
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Go is "probably the most elegant game that humanity has invented," says DeepMind founder Demis Hassabis, a former child prodigy in chess himself.
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I made a mental map of the major wine-growing regions that produced the most elegant wines, and Sicily was on the list.
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Then comes the most elegant of Paris bridges: the Pont Alexandre III, a belle epoque confection linking the Invalides to the Champs-Élysées.
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Mimicking nature's most elegant designs has become a popular method for creating equally elegant robots (close, anyway) — but using nature's raw materials, too?
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Wayne and Tyler aren't always the most elegant messengers, but that's what makes their respective messages to be yourself all the more powerful.
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These are, perhaps, not the most elegant solutions, but, again, people tend to be pretty forgiving about this stuff in the current climate.
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In "Funeral Speaker," a redheaded Ms. Blanchett, channeling Shirley MacLaine at her most elegant, harangues the unperturbed mourners with inappropriate invectives from Dadaists.
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It may not be the most elegant phrase to describe the way life throws unexpected events at you, but it&aposs a fact.
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At university he studied literature, "the richest material for moral reflection", and human biology, for laying out "the most elegant rules of the brain".
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Directed by Cuba Gooding Jr., in his first feature at the helm, "Bayou Caviar" is far from the most elegant example of its genre.
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To understand the problem with pentagons, let's start with one of the simplest and most elegant of geometric structures: the regular tilings of the plane.
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Joy Williams is one of our most elegant and thoughtful writers, and Ninety-Nine Stories of God sees her at the top of her form.
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About 25 years ago, Apple released what was considered by some to be the most elegant personal computing interface available at the time, MacOS 7.0.1.
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"'The Duchess Slant' is one of the most elegant and flattering ways to sit, because it has a lengthening effect on the legs," she said.
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This door-mounted setup can charge every device at the same time — and it's one of the most elegant charging stations I've laid eyes on.
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"'The Duchess Slant' is one of the most elegant and flattering ways to sit, because it has a lengthening effect on the legs," she says.
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"It's always stuck in the back of my mind as one of the funniest, most elegant, most sparking, brilliant, most assured pieces of writing," he said.
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The 3D Sound Labs Module One isn't the most elegant solution, but it's fairly non-invasive, with an elastic band that's secured around a headphone band.
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It's not the most elegant solution — you plug a Lightning cable sideways into the in-line charging port — but it does solve a very real problem.
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" The playwright Simon Stephens, who has worked with Elliott on several of his plays, including "Curious Incident," described her as "the most elegant kind of swan.
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A dreamy, jazz-inflected set of deep disco-house rollers, it chugged and churned in the most elegant way imaginable, and he's never looked back since.
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A curling shot in the 35th minute and an assured penalty in the 44th — after his customary slow-trot approach — showed Pogba at his most elegant.
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Over 140 intermission-less minutes, seven of the Burgtheater's powerful actresses transform the broad stage of Vienna's most elegant dramatic theater into a claustrophobic pressure cooker.
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By ERIC BENNETT The Museum of Northern British Columbia in Prince Rupert is arguably the most elegant structure in that port town of about 12,000 people.
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The Prix de Diane Longines perpetuates the tradition of a Sunday afternoon at the races where you dress up in your most elegant attire and hat.
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In one of the book's most elegant diversions, a woman is born and brought up, orphaned and married and widowed in the same house in Palo Alto.
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Peruse YouTube; there are hours of footage of birds of prey doing what may be the most elegant solution yet to what is becoming a vexing problem.
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He dates slinky fashion models, belongs to the most elegant clubs and, at only 30 years of age, estimates that he is worth 'more than $200 million.
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"Winters have turned much warmer over the past 30 years," said Yelena Morenko, 55, walking with her husband, Aleksandr, along Petrovka, one of Moscow's most elegant streets.
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And if you wanted to talk about the most elegant system for providing notifications or useful information on the lock screen, you had to talk about Microsoft's solution.
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The anonymously authored proof (which was recently reposted on a Fandom wiki) is currently the most elegant solution to part of a mathematical problem involving something called superpermutations.
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Cocktail Party: An occasion for all the remaining contestants to dress up in their most elegant best, from skin-tight bandeau dresses to chicken suits to shark costumes.
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Just what you or I would do: Practically overnight, she opens what rapidly becomes the most elegant, successful bordello in Paris (preserving her own virtue, needless to say).
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"Finding the right combinations of folds to create a shape is like finding the most elegant mathematical proof," Mr. Cooper said in the comments next to the art.
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Pilots needed to simultaneously keep track of the hour at home and at their destination, and thus, the dual time zone, one of horology's most elegant complications, was born.
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Esca, the theater district restaurant that was the celebrity chef Mario Batali's first and most elegant seafood-focused venture, has been sold to Dave Pasternack, its longtime executive chef.
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We had all just been funneled a couple of hundred yards from the Microsoft Theater, in the most elegant bottleneck ever, to what is the largest seated dinner in America.
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"Sotheby's is one of the most elegant and aspirational brands in the world," Drahi said in a statement, adding that he is a longtime client and admirer of the company.
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Still, none of this would really matter if we weren't at least a little invested in these characters' fates, and here this cast does some of its most elegant work.
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" Kyle Young, the Country Music Hall of Fame's chief executive, said in a statement that the Browns' close-harmony vocals were the "smoothest and most elegant blend in country music.
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PARIS (Reuters) - It is meant to be one of the world's most elegant streets: more than a kilometer of boutiques, restaurants, sidewalk cafes and fashion outlets vying for tourists' attention.
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Leonardo Bonucci, the most elegant member of its fabled defensive line, had left for A.C. Milan last summer, after a second defeat in three years in the Champions League final.
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Shyema and I Ubered from Zona Centro to Zona Rio to eat at Plascencia's Mision 183, Tijuana's most elegant restaurant, all white tablecloths and dim lighting in a nondescript office building.
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And buyers are discovering Victorian houses on par with the most elegant in the region, said brokers and neighbors, even if those slate-roofed, pocket-door-filled homes often need work.
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An astute early investment was Copper Floor, Kathmandu's most elegant nightclub in the 1970s, which gave Mr Chaudhary access to the connections he came to depend on, starting with the royal family.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Paris is known as one of the world's most elegant cities, captivating visitors with the charms of Montmartre, the romance of the Left Bank, graceful architecture and tree-lined boulevards.
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Château d'Aunoy, 218 miles southeast from the city, is among the most elegant and well-maintained of the country's remaining Baroque mansions, with 220 rooms over 219,236 square feet on 19903 acres.
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He sucked his teeth and rolled a cigarette with the long, slightly crooked fingers that were the most elegant thing about him and lit the cigarette and puffed out the smoke nervously.
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They're not the most elegant hardware, but they're an impressive technical achievement: a pair of full-featured motion controllers that work without any fixed external trackers, just cameras on the VR headset itself.
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The backpacks aren't exactly the most elegant solutions, but it's nice to see PC companies thinking outside the proverbial box, even as the prospect of lower-back pain looms just over the horizon.
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Considering the pack goes for about 80 bucks and add considerable bulk to the phone, it's not the most elegant solution to a problem a flagship smartphone shouldn't have in the first place.
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The XMG Walker's not the most elegant VR backpack (HTC's Omen X looks much cleaner), but it's a decent start for VR enthusiasts who want a high-end VR experience on the go.
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When he Instagrammed a picture of Selena Gomez calling her the "most elegant princess in the world" after their breakup, proving that everyone is completely in awe of her, all the time. 203.
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Her sense of fun was reflected "in the most elegant little hors d'oeuvres, peanut butter and bacon, that were served at every dinner," he said, and, more visibly, in the clothes she wore.
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The sweet and sour flavors of the pomegranate juice and molasses, along with the silky texture the walnuts bring to the stew, make it one of the most elegant dishes in Persian cuisine.
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The usual white male suspects are present, including Claes Oldenburg, Tom Wesselmann, James Rosenquist, Alex Katz, Jim Dine, Roy Lichtenstein, John Wesley, and Jasper Johns (the latter, the most elegant artist among them).
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Opened in 1984 in conjunction with the World's Fair in New Orleans, the hotel quickly became established as one of New Orleans's most elegant and private hotels, a reputation it still upholds today.
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The East Room, with its chandeliers and gold damask drapes, is the largest room in the White House; it might also be, to use a word favored by the President, the most elegant.
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Manson, whose translation of Mallarmé's poems is probably the most elegant, allows these lines to breathe more freely: Magnificent, total and solitary, and such as the bogus pride of men trembles to breathe.
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Seven years after releasing his latest album and five years after his previous New York City concert, Maxwell was ready to resume his career as one of R&B's most elegant accessories to seduction.
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Rao said no one should blame a victim, and that she was trying to say, "perhaps not in the most elegant way," that excessive drinking can lead to risky behavior by men and women.
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It is the most elegant form of at-home exercise that I have encountered, and as it will improve your balance and posture, as well as your flexibility, it is also the most Libran.
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Power Mac G4 CubePhoto: AppleThe Power Mac G4 Cube wasn't a huge hit when it was released in 2000 but it's still the most elegant looking machine from Apple's flashy period in the early '00s.
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The new design by Claire Norcross, Marie Laure Giroux, and the British firm Hulger relies on a few clever tricks and some obsessive crafting to produce one of the most elegant lightbulbs we've ever seen.
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Nurset Gokce—or "Salt Bae", as the world has come to know and love him by—first graced us with his beautiful presence in January by salting a seared steak in the most elegant of ways.
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"The Last Knight: The Art, Armor, and Ambition of Maximilian I," an exhibition of grand scale and heavy metal at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, plots the relentless rise of this most elegant of Hapsburg propagandists.
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Having had rings run around him by Danny Drinkwater, it's a shame to see one of the most elegant and effective midfielders in the country waste such an outstanding skill set through nothing more than petulance.
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The Crawford, which offers tours of the station on most Fridays, also runs the station's most elegant bar, the Cooper Lounge, located on the mezzanine level and overlooking the station's Great Hall beneath striking arched windows.
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Nora explains earlier in the episode why she thinks the most elegant way to kill yourself is to go scuba diving and trigger one of the many, many accidents that could leave you gasping for air.
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It's not a deal breaker, and for what it's worth, it does come with a metal clip that magnetically attaches to a section on the back of the Tab S3, but it's not the most elegant design.
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At a restaurant called Sardine, in Paynesville, about 30 minutes south of Lindenow, I ate some of the most elegant and delicious meals I've had in recent months, cooked by a chef trained in Melbourne's top kitchens.
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It pauses at one point to jump over a log; while the jump isn't the most elegant of its movements, it's not exactly a surprise the robot can accomplish this: we saw it doing a backflip last year.
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Local resident Gil explained that the new mural makes him feel happy, "Now, when I come and see the wall properly painted, it's like walking down the Passeig de Gràcia," he said -- one of Barcelona's most elegant avenues.
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In his native Palermo, Mattarella and his family were ready for Epiphany Day Mass in 1980, when his older brother, Piersanti, then governor of Sicily, was assassinated in his car on one of the city&aposs most elegant streets.
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While Phil Neville's argument was not, perhaps, the most elegant contribution to the eternal wrangle over whether or not any given football is truly world class, it did at least help to exemplify the utter pointlessness of said wrangle.
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Rachel Goswell might be the most elegant frontperson I've ever seen, her gestures unhurried, her expressions considered, helming her mic and instruments like the captain of a ship daring us to follow her into the eye of a storm.
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By far the most elegant in dress and apathetic toward patrons, she waltzed through the Guggenheim in cream leather pants, wrapped in a cashmere shawl, with her platinum sculpted bob and long burgundy fingernails that radiated their own light.
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"Ethereum is a general platform where you can solve problems in many industries using a fairly elegant solution — the most elegant solution we have seen to date," said Marley Gray, a director of business development and strategy at Microsoft.
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"Quai des Orfèvres," first shown in 1947, is one of his most elegant films, an ensemble mystery in which a music hall performer, her jealous husband and a photographer become variously implicated in the murder of a lecherous businessman.
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Or put another way: Might that urge to pick be part of a primitive strategy to inform your immune system about the range of microbes in your environment, give this vigilant force activity, and train your most elegant defense?
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So he chalks up, holds it against his neck, and does that crazy run, somehow balancing the pole as he goes forward, which happens to be one of the most elegant maneuvers in the sport … And he gets it.
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Watch the entire breath-taking, 7-minute display of the seasons, as well as soak up some of the most elegant moments, below: See more creative video work from Turbin Film on their Vimeo page, here, and their website, here.
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He too announced his jubilation at the IOC's decision: "[they made the] most elegant decision amid the clamour, tendentiousness, unprecedented pressure, desire of some national Olympic committees to remove an obvious contender for Olympic medals from the race by any means".
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It's not the most elegant solution, but there's no question it gets the job done: You can just simply navigate to a web page with an emoji index, select the one you want, switch back to your app and paste.
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The first major award show of 2017 has arrived, which means that tonight all of your favorite stars will take to the Golden Globes step and repeat in their most elegant finery, ankle-breaking heels, and more carats than Fort Knox.
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But when Keke Palmer went on the Wendy Williams Show to promote her new book and address the recent incident with Trey Songz, she put her foot down in the most elegant way possible while also taking an important stance.
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"We have been always amazed by the power of nature to create sophisticated structures using [the] most elegant way," Ming Yang, the senior author on this study and professor at the Harbin Institute of Technology in China, told me via email.
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The round piece the watch rests on can be swiveled to any position you want.. The watch slips easily on and off the charger and to my mind it is the most elegant looking charging stand I was able to find anywhere.
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Despite fears beforehand about how a sea of black might look ("funereal" and "depressing" were some of the adjectives that came up in conversations; also "superficial"), the result was one of the most elegant, genuinely chic red carpets I've seen in Hollywood.
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What they would probably have preferred is to play on a Centre Court with a retractable grass surface - one that can open up and swallow them whole and spare them from receiving any further punishment from the most elegant executioner in tennis.
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They were supposed to include interiors by the celebrity designer Philippe Starck, what the developer called "the most elegant indoor swimming pool you've ever seen," a basketball court, a plush movie theater and a billiards area, as well as a terrace and a yoga studio.
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It's not the most elegant solution to the problem as requiring users to keep track of multiple adapters is one of the worst gadget sins, but it does help keep the Mega Sg's footprint small so it can easily squeeze into your entertainment center.
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The Australian Open is the scene-setting salvo of the year, heralding the looks to come; the French Open, the most elegant, thanks to its proximity to the haute couture heritage of Paris; Wimbledon, the most classic, with its insistence on dress code tradition.
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Although most fashion houses don't disclose their professional relationship with Lesage due to the supposedly taboo fact that many of them have their collections produced under the same roof, the Pantin facility serves as a kind of museum of fashion's most elegant, must-see-up-close moments.
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Every hotel he builds is the most elegant, every golf course the most beautiful and challenging, and every contestant on "The Apprentice" had a 200 I.Q. Trump's natural state is building up his brand and properties in a way that would make a used car salesman blush.
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We tried the spicy freekeh fritters (deep fried, aromatic, indulgent), the barbari bread (herbed focaccia on steroids) and the smashed fingerling potatoes with labneh and a dusting of dried scallops (a salty, creamy, messy, delicious dish that may be the most elegant iteration of disco fries).
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The village would come to include about 160 homes — the most elegant made of stone, the more modest of wooden planks — built along a grid of streets and each with tidy yards and front porches in the style common in the growing suburbs of the United States.
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If this affiancing is really happening, however, we have to say an Instagram post at a strip club, holding a stack of singles, captioned only with the most sexually suggestive of the emojis (the eggplant) has to among the most elegant engagement announcements the world has ever known.
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For me, it is interesting that the seed entry here, TRAY DIPPER, is not, in my opinion, the most elegant (I vote for PAPER RACK BITER with its clue), the funniest (SHE'S HEAVING LOAM, I'd say), or most successfully wacky (to me, LEIGH SHOVES YOU) of the themes entries.
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The point is, in a country whose most elegant quality is the fact that we reform our democracy, that we move to the direct election of Senators, that we adjusted the voting age, we've done things over the years to shore up our democracy, often by Constitutional amendment.
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Casa Ellul By next summer, a spate of hotels are scheduled to open; until then, the most elegant option is Casa Ellul, an eight-suite, neo-Classical townhouse that mixes the building's original grandeur (stone windows, a marble-floored staircase) with modern amenities (king-size beds, glass-walled bathrooms).
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After the intermission, "Trane Suite," the title of which pays homage to John Coltrane and the railroad, is "The Migration" at its most elegant and emotionally textured, with jazz saxophone by Lionel D. Lyles II floating above pairs of dancers in evening dress (the costumes are by Kenann Quander).
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This turns out to be more fraught than expected, especially once the venture catches the eye of town grande dame Violet Gamart (Patricia Clarkson, viciously cutting in the most elegant way), who seeks the historic premises for her own pet project, and does whatever she can to thwart Florence's ambitions.
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More than 100 workers were evacuated from the construction site and from the 18th-century building that houses the Ministry of Justice nearby, both of which are on the Place Vendôme, one of Paris's most elegant squares and the location of many boutiques run by some of the world's top jewelers.
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VICENZA, Italy — Vicenza is quaintly medieval at its center, a dense jumble of old butter-toned dwellings along narrow byways that occasionally give way to some of the Renaissance's most elegant architecture, but these structures mask an industrial might that has made this small city Italy's most productive capital of jewelry.
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In 19833, during an especially lackluster period on Broadway, Mr. Nederlander leased perhaps his most elegant property, the Mark Hellinger Theater on 51st Street and Broadway, home to the original "My Fair Lady," to the Times Square Church, saying that when the lease was up he would return it to theatrical use.
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And it's funny because it's formally not the most elegant of her works, but its succinct, matter-of-fact language — the way the reflection in the mirror cuts through so many of the excesses of beauty and fashion and culture, through notions of beauty that are the foundation of Western art — registers deeply.
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And what that software did well, I mean, Medium had and has a lot of challenges, but it has some of the most elegant social software in the biz, and it does a really great job of setting up the reader and the writer to be in conversation with each other in meaningful ways.
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Original story reprinted with permission from Quanta Magazine, an editorially independent division of the Simons Foundation whose mission is to enhance public understanding of science by covering research developments and trends in mathematics and the physical and life sciences Known as the Gaussian correlation inequality (GCI), the conjecture originated in the 295s, was posed in its most elegant form in 20 and has held mathematicians in its thrall ever since.
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There've been some wonderful things written on the subject, not only the original exposés by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey in the New York Times, and by Ronan Farrow in the New Yorker, but also think pieces, mostly by women, that have made my heart soar: Rebecca Traister in the Cut, Lena Dunham in the op-ed section of the Times, Jia Tolentino again in the New Yorker, Amanda Marcotte in Salon, and Megan Garber, in the Atlantic, who used the history of the phrase "open secret" to craft the most elegant and purely literary treatment of the subject I've come across.
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Madeline is the group ringleader, a perky, bossy control-freak (Witherspoon firing on her best grown-up Tracy Flick cylinders) whose taut need to micro-manage has led to a muddle of personal problems: Her teenage daughter moves out of the house to live full-time with Madeline's ex-husband and his earthy, sexpot yoga-instructor wife Bonnie Carlson (Zoe Kravitz); Madeline carries on an ongoing affair with a local theater director, and she feels trapped in her bland, sexless marriage to a kindly web developer named Ed. Celeste, played with fragile finesse by Kidman, lopes around in buttery cashmere and camel-colored sheath dresses, the most elegant gazelle in Monterey.
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Nor did he swallow each genre whole, preferring to pick and choose among specific musical elements from everywhere — streamlined rhythm guitar and hyperactive bass here, steady straightahead rock beats and flashy guitar solos over there, now for aching quietstorm horns and moaning backup singers, now for monster grooves straight from the James Brown playbook, now for classic pop showtunes that could have come from the prerock era, now for psychedelic alienation effects to rival the late Beatles, plus a soul-derived vocal style that veered effortlessly between soft/wet croon and harsh/crazed shriek while hitting every note in between, and let's not forget the zippiest, crunchiest, slickest, most elegant synthesizer sound ever to split the difference between American disco and British new wave.
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