Looking back, maybe I should have looked through the peephole.
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One camera looked out the peephole on the suite's door.
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Studying them is like putting your eye into a peephole.
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Handmade with Love by Fatima Peephole Yellow Frame, $26.95; amazon.
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The man, Michael Barrett, then videotaped her through her door's peephole.
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In cinema, peephole shots have historically been used to suggest voyeurism.
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I enjoy creating looks and doing makeup, so even if it's just a little peephole where you can see my eyes, you're gonna get the most out of that damn peephole, I can tell you that much.
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I sneaked toward the hall and looked out through the peephole. Police.
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Aly had cut out a rectangular flap to serve as a peephole.
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I ring once, then a second time, before the peephole finally slides back.
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He wired a camera into his peephole to record the drugs and guns.
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He rigged a peephole to shoot the video of Andrews while she was changing.
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They looked out the peephole, but could not see anyone, and called the police.
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Looking through the peephole in his apartment door, he saw two police officers outside.
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I would only come out to stare out the peephole of my front door.
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McMahill said the cameras included one in the peephole and two in the hallway.
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The main technological advancement there is the two-way telescreen, essentially an electronic peephole.
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The various cameras used to stream the performance were equipped with peephole lenses/filters.
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This doorbell actually goes over your peephole, which has been pretty rare among smart doorbells.
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A hot pink fingernail penetrates the prison peephole, feeling around in circles for an eye.
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Theresa looked through the peephole of her front door and saw three men in uniform.
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Something for the weeknight Start outdoor movie season off small at Peephole Cinema in Bushwick.
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In the show, there's an iconic little picture frame around the peephole of the door.
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Q: Do you recall if there if there was a peephole on your apartment door?
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The front-door peephole is painted shut, so he's in the market for paint thinner.
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It installs and replaces your peephole, and it can sense when people are knocking on your door.
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There's a new Ring Door View Cam that replaces your peephole, smart lighting, smoke detectors, and more.
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When she looked through the peephole, she saw a woman she knew from the building, Melissa Butler.
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In the experiment, two rooms were divided by a wall containing both a window and a peephole.
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The Navy believes the videos, which were secretly filmed, were taken through a peephole in a bathroom.
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Sometimes I would look out the peephole to see if there was anyone good to talk to.
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"The Boys in the Band" was very much a ghetto play, a peephole aimed at gay men.
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A nation constantly peering at itself through a peephole camera is not, strictly, a nation more divided.
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It still keeps a peephole, so you can keep looking through directly, in addition to using the camera.
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The fear is that any peephole built for the good guys will inevitably be exploited by bad guys.
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On that morning on June 2000, 2017, Lackman looked through the peephole and saw men he didn't recognize.
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I explained the task at hand to a woman helming the tiny speakeasy peephole of a sales window.
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Since light can only travel so fast, the telescope is a peephole into the history of the universe.
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Through that peephole filter adults and children, in slacks and lightweight jackets, with few bags to be seen.
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So go on, have a look through this peephole—you don't have to love fashion to get it.
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It works great in the hotel room: to cover the peephole (I've heard people can shoot video on their phones through the peephole, although this is extremely rare), and when I'm with my toddlers, I duct-tape the electrical outlets and the corners of sharp edge of desks and tables.
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He ends up wandering back to the Purcell house where he puts together what the peephole was actually for.
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The person waited by the hotel room peephole and saw about four police officers pass by 20 minutes later.
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The invite-only platform is, at times, a peephole into Twitter's upcoming tools and an additional avenue for advertisers.
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He'd long delighted in a particular rock formation, where a few stones were piled just so, creating a peephole.
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He winds up naked in her closet during an investigation gone wrong, watching Frank rape her through a peephole.
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I knew before my friend's mother peered through the peephole that he was on the other side of that door.
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Her argument is that the case is all about a peephole in the hotel and a horrible invasion of privacy.
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You can remove the Door View Cam when you move out and replace the original peephole without leaving a mark.
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This was done to convey to them that they themselves could be watched through the peephole by an unseen agent.
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Now, the peephole is wider: We can look in at the boys, but they can also look out at us.
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The Door Viewer itself is encased in a durable zinc alloy body, and is designed to use the home's existing peephole.
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On the front of its black box is an unlabeled peephole, through which you can glimpse a small Mappin's moa feather.
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If you can't make Friday's opening reception, the films can be viewed 24/7 through a small peephole outside the space.
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Twenty-year-old Ana Rosell's dad bought a security camera to monitor the front door, since the family doesn't have a peephole.
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Watching from a peephole, the couple saw their home consumed by flames, flattened into a scatter of bricks, china and warped metal.
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He stationed himself in one of the two men's room stalls and began gawking through a peephole at patrons using adjoining facilities.
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It's basically a Ring Video Doorbell 2 that can be mounted on the peephole of a door without damaging the door itself.
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But the door was metal, had a peephole that you couldn't see out of, and was locked twenty-four hours a day.
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This dime-size peephole at 97 Wilson Avenue shows a series of short, looping films curated by the animation artist Laurie O'Brien.
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I listened till the door of the building slammed closed behind them before I checked the peephole and released a trembled breath.
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The normalization of gayness that has in most ways been a boon has also shrunk the historical eye to, well, another peephole.
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Image: USPTOYes, this is creepy as hell and feels like someone trying to make a patent for a peephole on a nondescript painting.
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Ring makes a smart doorbell with a wifi-connected camera that lets users watch videos on their phone rather than through a peephole.
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You just remove the current peephole on either side of the door and install the camera with no additional drilling or modifications needed.
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She enjoys being Reynolds' latest muse, likes giving a twirl during a fashion show, aware that he's gazing at her through a peephole.
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For those who weren't in California for the Coachella performance, it was streamed live through the vantage point of a peephole on YouTube.
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There were probably only four or five of them, but there was something about the peephole perspective that turned them into an army.
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Artists will bring shadow puppetry, magic lantern animations, peepshows, and more to LA's Chinatown for Dissolving Sights II, the opening of Peephole Cinema.
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Then the camera suddenly flips out of the brightly lit room and you're looking at it from the outside in, through a peephole.
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It had black plywood over the window and a guy would look through a peephole to decide whether you should get in or not.
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Size: 6633,238 square feet Price per square foot: $849 Indoors: An original paneled front door with a speakeasy-type peephole opens to a foyer.
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"Porky's" ends with her charging from the bushes and tackling Tommy, demented yet determined to expose him as the owner of that peephole penis.
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He pointed out that broadcaster Erin Andrews recently won a $55 million judgment against a hotel after she was secretly filmed nude through a peephole.
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Andrews's attorneys have argued that this enabled Barrett to gouge a peephole in her door to secretly recorded a nude video that later went viral.
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Then, the ravens were taught to look through the peephole when the window was covered, to watch where researchers hid food in the adjacent room.
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The door, known from a photograph taken by a Soviet soldier and other documents, has on one side a bolt, a handle and a peephole.
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Erin Andrews won a spectacular victory in her peephole lawsuit, but her $55 million verdict is almost certainly going to get slashed many times over.
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The mirrored rooms include "Love Forever," from 1966, which presents a floor of tiny lights whose changing patterns and colors you view through a peephole.
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Her stalker Michael David Barrett, who recorded the video after sawing a peephole into her room, was sentenced to two and a half years in prison.
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It includes a high-definition, professional grade camera lens with infrared adaptive technology for night vision, which is connected via a secured cable through the peephole.
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Here, the artist takes privacy to the extreme, creating a bomb shelter of a bathroom stall, but then coyly inserts a peephole to counteract the structure.
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Each had its own particular function and aesthetic—take, for instance, Milton Bradley's version: a sliding box-type contraption that revealed tiny letters through a peephole.
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Looking out the peephole of her door, she said, she saw police officers in helmets and protective vests charge into the building with a battering ram.
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Highlights of the collection include reproductions of the classic Central Perk couch and Monica&aposs peephole door frame, to original outfits worn by the stars themselves.
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Update: Erin Andrews has reached a settlement in her lawsuit against the Nashville hotel where she was secretly recorded by a stalker through her room's peephole.
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"It was like a little island in the middle of a blank page, as if you were looking [at the scene] through a peephole," Levine recalls.
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He recalled looking through the gas chamber peephole and observing "the behavior of the delinquents," as the gas filled up the chamber and the victims' lungs.
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It would take them a couple of minutes to get up there, so I stood behind the door of our apartment and peered through the peephole.
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"About one o'clock he was messing with the door handle to my apartment and I happened to look out the peephole and I seen him," she said.
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Their expressions tend to be those of junior-high boys at a peephole, an expression that looks pretty surreal on a face with jowls and no hairline.
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In the film, Norman uses "Susanna" to cover the peephole through which he spies on Marion, the painting's depiction of voyeurism (and more) mirroring Norman's own lecherousness.
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He began hanging out in Opening Ceremony's back room, where Leon and Lim whiled away slow days smoking, eating dumplings, and spying on shoppers through a peephole.
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Sportscaster Erin Andrews has settled her lawsuit against the Nashville Marriott that allowed a stalker to record a nude video of her through a door peephole in 2008.
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But the "Dancing with the Stars" and FOX Sports host is clearly still on edge about video cameras she's not expecting -- after her whole hotel room peephole ordeal.
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Ring cameras come in various forms, including models that can be mounted outdoors or installed on a door peephole, but the most popular version is the doorbell module.
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You could crawl over to the door, make yourself as small as possible, and peer through the peephole, or you could check who's there right from the couch.
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This is good enough for Villanelle, who agrees to the terms but isn't ready to jet off without one last look at Eve, who she spots through the peephole.
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The event was live-streamed, for whatever reason, with a peephole filter that made it look as though the cameraman was watching the affair from the inside a shoebox.
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Fifty-one percent of the damages are assigned to be paid by Michael Barrett, the man who filmed Andrews through peephole in her Nashville Marriott hotel door in 2008.
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He also used surveillance cameras to monitor police approaches to his room at the Mandalay Bay high-rise — including a camera he positioned in the peephole of the door.
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In "Untitled (Movie House with Nude Female)" (1967), the image on the screen echoes the female nude we see through a peephole in Marcel Duchamp's "Étant donnés" (1946 – 1966).
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Looking at a Hess drawing is like gazing through a peephole into his psyche: the ink seems to vibrate on the page, as unstable and ever-shifting as neurochemistry.
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On Wednesday, the door at the apartment where police had sought Mr. Chandler hung partly open, the lock missing and a brass knocker and peephole plate on the floor.
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In 20143, while Andrews was in Nashville covering a Vanderbilt football game, a man named Michael David Barrett altered the peephole of her Marriott hotel room and filmed her undressing.
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"It was advertised as a peephole view of what Black people were really like," author Mel Watkins writes in an in-depth look at the history of blackface for PBS.
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Then, with the window covered and the peephole open, the team played sounds from a speaker in the other room to make it sound like a raven was in there.
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The only authentic relic of Wilde's time in the prison is the door of his cell – a sturdy piece of wood with heavy bolts and a peephole at the top.
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"I met John McCain in the Hanoi prison camps when I watched him through a peephole in my door display incredible courage and stamina under the most unbelievable conditions," Col.
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The Erin Andrews nude peephole video was mocked openly at a Marriott exec's dinner table in Nashville ... but the exec denies having anything to do with the video being played.
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The thick wooden door had a peephole that was about three inches across, clearly built by someone who knew more about keeping out the neighbors than the effects of radiation.
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Police officials said that Mr. Paddock, 64, had set up two cameras in the hallway, including one on a service cart, and a third camera over the suite door peephole.
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We're also happy to offer detailed studio-edition reproductions, including the Holiday Armadillo costume, Central Perk couch and ten copies of Monica's peephole door frame, straight from the Warner Bros.
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It doesn't matter if you're a Friends fanatic or have barely watched the show at all — you've probably seen that iconic frame hanging around the peephole on Monica's apartment door.
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Alma—played by Luxembourger actress Vicky Krieps—sees she's being watched and you can just about make out a man's upper cheek and eye through the squint of the peephole.
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The parallels continue apace, most pointedly in the form of an old radiator tube that serves as a peephole into the room next door, where a couple is — get this — honeymooning.
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It's kind of like how it's OK to be nude in the locker room because everyone else is, but it's not OK to look through a peephole into the locker room.
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Puppy are a peephole into what could have happened if metal, grunge, and indie were able to co-exist in harmony, rather than historically mutating in negative reaction to one another.
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Two steps away is a room turned into a labor-camp cell, its iron door fixed with a peephole so we can gaze in upon prisoners slumped in angles of suffering.
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We Will Wait (2014-2017), Serkan Ozkaya's reverse camera obscura, at Postmasters, eerily veiled Duchamp's regaled Etants Donnés in a 21st-century iteration, though its peephole FX proved a smidge too ghostly.
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In March, Andrews went to court and had to relive the traumatic details of her 2008 stalking incident, when a man video taped her changing clothes by altering her hotel room peephole.
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Over 80 items will be available for online biding ranging from reproductions of the classic Central Perk couch and Monica&aposs peephole door frame to original outfits worn by the stars themselves.
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Visitors can examine the full-scale replica of a gas chamber door, built with hinges on the outside and a cage around its peephole to prevent victims from easily breaking it down.
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Everyone I met from the chef concierge to the housekeeping staff (who I literally saw laughing and dancing in the hall through my peephole!) to the doorman, was sincerely friendly and attentive.
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Shaw kept a handgun strapped to his chair in case anything went sideways, and installed a peephole on the armored front-door of his Bowery studio for the barrel of his AK-47.
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ESPN reporter Erin Andrews won a $21 million lawsuit against the Nashville Marriott in 2500 and prompted national changes in guest privacy after her stalker filmed her nude through her hotel room's peephole.
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Paddock sets up cameras inside his hotel suite, in the hallway and in his door's peephole, all of which may have been used to watch for people approaching his room, Lombardo says. Sept.
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Erin Andrews broke down on the stand Monday as she testified about how she learned she was secretly recorded through a peephole in her Nashville hotel room in 2008 by Michael David Barrett.
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Installed permanently at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, it was designed to be glimpsed through a peephole in a heavy wooden door, as if the work itself were meant to remain a secret.
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Erin Andrews and her legal team want to re-grill the Marriott exec who went to a Nashville restaurant Tuesday night with friends and watched the now-infamous nude peephole video ... TMZ has learned.
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You encouraged people to think of voting for you as an almost sexual act: ''You'll be alone in that booth, and it's so dirty, like a peephole or a dressing room or a confession.
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On the other side there is only the peephole, covered by a protective mesh cage — the sort of thing, Mr. van Pelt noted, that you normally only see on the outside of a door.
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In the Bronx, a local resident on Tuesday took a photo through a peephole of an ICE officer in military-style fatigues carrying an assault rifle on the other side of an apartment door.
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Overall, out of Ring's expansive product announcement list, the doorbell stands apart as a device that reimagines an old existing part of your door — the peephole — and provides new functionality that could come in handy.
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Barrett pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for gouging the peephole out of Andrews' hotel room door, secretly filming the star and then posting the explicit footage online.
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When: Friday, June 53, 25–2410pm Where: Automata (21980 Chung King Ct., Chinatown, Los Angeles) For the reopening of its Peephole Cinema, Automata will be presenting two new experimental shorts by the venue's co-founders.
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The most inventive piece may be a tiny peephole work whose interior is painted with black dots that are reflected on stainless-steel hanging spheres, turning each orb into an inside-out infinity room unto itself.
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The man who secretly filmed Erin Andrews in a Nashville hotel room through a peephole in 2008 must pay the $28 million awarded to Andrews by a jury despite the fact that he is bankrupt, PEOPLE confirms.
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Cleverly, the Door View Cam preserves the ability to look through the peephole to see who's there, so you don't have to pull your phone out just to see who's on the other side of the door.
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You've played a couple games, so you know how it works, and the person explaining this to you reveals that you're looking through a peephole at a vast, chaotic cosmos of gameplay with these simple little cardboard rectangles.
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The space was divided up in many tiny sections, some cubicles with nothing but a peephole, some more lounge-like with seating and a screen playing porn movies, and one front and center with a large canopy bed.
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But women tend to be the object of the most uproarious laughing, especially the Germanic battle-ax gym coach, Ms. Balbricker, who, in the movie's meanest scene, asks the principal to open an investigation into a shower room peephole.
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A document reproduced in the exhibition indicates that the peephole was added when rooms, designed as morgues, were retrofitted as gas chambers, at which point the hinges were adjusted so the doors opened out, rather than in, Mr. van Pelt said.
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Some of the items to go on the block include a reproduction of the gang's Central Perk couch, Ross's armadillo costume, 10 copies of Monica's peephole door frame, Joey's stuffed penguin pal Hugsy, and Monica and Chandler's wedding invitation set.
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Time will tell whether the unsavory aspects of the story — child murder and abduction, a peephole into the little girl's room — will drag it down or if Pizzolatto will lose the plot as much as he did in the second season.
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Some viewing habits of social video also recall Edison's Kinetoscope, one of the earliest film-watching contraptions, which invited single viewers to view short clips through a peephole, offering a voyeuristic look at everything from Annie Oakley shooting to some guy sneezing.
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Did you know that the English hangman Albert Pierrepoint would study the size and build of his doomed client through a peephole the night before, so as to determine the length of rope required for the most compassionate completion of the task?
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The evening also marks the premiere of two new Peephole Cinema films: "Edge of Alchemy" by Stacey Steers and "Phosphene Phantasmagoria" by Charlotte Pryce, which will be on view 24/7 in the alley behind Automata for the rest of the year.
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His estranged wife Lucy died of an overdose outside Las Vegas two years earlier, and Dan O'Brien, the cousin who briefly lived with the Purcells (and perhaps carved a peephole into Julie's room), passed some bad checks and spent time around Vegas, too.
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My window was covered with a 16-gauge metal sheet that had dime-size holes cut into it that allowed me to peer out, as if I were looking through a peephole that would give me a view of the city one last time.
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The pics from the October 1 shooting reveal Paddock hid a camera in a food cart outside his hotel room, and also mounted one on the door's peephole ... confirming he was trying to keep an eye out for anyone trying to enter his room.
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And without an appreciable investment in the material world being portrayed—such as casting gay people to play gay people, or scripting a gay sex scene that is even half-mast sexy—what is King Cobra but self-directed voyeurism through a supremely boring peephole?
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I tested a Ring peephole camera, which involved installing the device on my door and creating an account with an email address and a password, to come up with a guide to ensuring your surveillance camera does not turn into a device that surveils you.
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The other mirrored rooms at the Hirshhorn include "Love Forever," a floor of tiny lights whose changing patterns and colors are viewed through a peephole, and "Dots Obsession — Love Transformed Into Dots," featuring black-dotted hot-pink beach-ball-like spheres of several sizes.
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They were held captive by their parents' dysfunction, which frightened and alienated them so much that the peephole in Will's closet, the one we assumed was carved by a leering pedophile, was actually a place where the two children could pass notes to each other.
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Mr. Whitmore had been incarcerated for three years when Mr. Beldock, in a third trial, successfully challenged the victim's identification of the perpetrator; she had viewed him through a peephole in a police station where Mr. Whitmore stood out as the only black man in a lineup.
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A source close to Erin Andrews tells PEOPLE the sportscaster is spending time with her family following Monday's verdict by a jury awarding her $55 million in damages for a secretly recorded video taken of her through a hotel peephole at a Nashville Marriott in 2008.
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"Bear Story" is a whimsical tale-within-a-tale about a melancholy old bear who takes a diorama he has created about the unhappy life of a circus bear to a street corner and invites passers-by to look into the peephole in exchange for a coin.
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Fox sportscaster Erin Andrews won a jury award of $55 million for invasion of privacy because Michael David Barrett, who stayed in a room next to hers in a Nashville hotel, hacksawed away a peephole to videotape her nude and then posted the footage on the Internet.
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The expansiveness of the exhibition takes off from there, ranging from works like Adam Liam Rose's View I, a birdhouse-esque sculpture that hides digital skyscapes within its peephole, to The Flood by Pablo Montealegre, a bisected corner painting of household goods crashing down a waterfall.
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Above the peephole a handwritten inscription reads, in German: "Berlin, Capital of the G.D.R." The structure is the Berliner Fernsehturm, and though it appears tiny and surreal when viewed from this Prenzlauer Berg toilet, it looms large and surreal from most other spots in central Berlin.
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Behind the green corrugated iron gate—with its titillating peephole that reveals parts of the garden—lies an Alice-through-the-looking-glass-style checkerboard landscape of timber packing crates which are overflowing with holly flax, Lebanese watercress, chervil, lovage, and mint varieties such as chocolate and grapefruit mint.
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Much of the movie's appeal lies in the more off-kilter observations: The curator Timothy Standring discusses the particular version of "Susanna and the Elders" that hangs over Norman Bates's peephole and notes that, of all the renditions of that scene, the one Hitchcock used strongly connotes voyeurism.
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The difference is that Duchamp's installation requires the viewer to look through a peephole in a massive wooden door, transforming him or her into a voyeur, while Beck's almost miniature scale make the viewer feel like the sole, colossal witness to something that he or she can do nothing about.
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The Las Vegas gunman transferred $100,000 overseas in the days before the attack and planned the massacre so meticulously that he even set up cameras inside the peephole of his high-rise hotel room and on a service cart outside his door, apparently to spot anyone coming for him, authorities said Tuesday.
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I was actually talking to a BBC journalist for the interviewers getting ready for the next day, and the doorbell rings, I'm the only one in the house, and I look through the peephole, there's a young woman with short hair and she calls me Uncle Shahidul, like this sort of, you know, one of my students.
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Young was refused official permission to film in the building, so her project took on a guerilla air that she put to excellent conceptual use—the women of the courthouse, whether advocating for their clients or sitting in judgment, are sighted as though under surveillance, spied voyeuristically through peephole-like windows and glimpsed in the temporary gaps of doors swinging open and shut.
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"S-Town" is a penetrating psychological portrait of a brilliant, troubled man who has an orator's sense of timing and cadence, even when spewing profanities to Reed: We ain't nothing but a nation of goddamn, chicken-shit, horse-shit, tattletale, pissy-ass, whiny, fat, flabby, out of shape Facebook looking damn twerp-fest, peeking out the windows and slipping around, listening in on the cell phones and spying in the peephole and peeping in the crack of the goddamned door, and listening in the fucking sheet rock.
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