This is why Eleanor & Park is so refreshingly different.
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The characters, most of whom are kids, are refreshingly authentic.
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With Tap In, refreshingly, there's no need to sign up.
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He is queer, and refreshingly, this is a complete nonissue.
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The Israeli press is free and refreshingly irreverent towards politicians.
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And in that way, it's refreshingly true to real life.
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Even then though, she was refreshingly responsible with her finances.
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It is refreshingly gaudy, full of pageantry, and willfully disjointed.
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That their breakup was a mutual decision feels refreshingly hopeful.
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"Game On!" refreshingly emphasizes women as both artists and athletes.
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After being in New Delhi, it's refreshingly cool in Beijing.
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The break with ordinary life promises to be refreshingly complete.
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Against this cynical backdrop Microsoft's diplomatic efforts look refreshingly principled.
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" Catsoulis called the movie "both proudly clichéd and refreshingly different.
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Refreshingly, not all the views we heard were partisan. 220.
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Despite Ms. Saulters's success, her live show is refreshingly subdued.
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Mrs Warren seems refreshingly disinclined to go after fellow Democrats.
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Refreshingly, she isn't trying to educate urbanites about the Midwest.
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Sourdough, on the other hand, is refreshingly apolitical and nonjudgmental.
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Also refreshingly political is OSL Contemporary's presentation of Vanessa Baird.
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Amid this sub-genre is Tehlor Kay Mejia's refreshingly original debut.
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They elicit empathy, make familiar the unknown, yet remain refreshingly unpretentious.
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She's refreshingly human, just like the people who seek her insights.
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It's refreshingly more ambivalent about the answer than most superhero movies.
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Those were refreshingly absent from the online discourse around this advertisement.
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Business Insider columnist Josh Barro has been refreshingly blunt about this.
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But, refreshingly, the unconventionality of the casting is not the focus.
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That's one of the more refreshingly candid apologies you'll ever see.
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Occasionally, and refreshingly, girls also do bad things to other people.
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Much of the art itself, though, is refreshingly far from grand.
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The intersection of theater and technology felt refreshingly new and inventive.
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Gelato is a refreshingly icy treat for many food court denizens...
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Tales of Interest is a refreshingly unpretentious slice of sloppy punk.
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The results can sound complex, but his process is refreshingly simple.
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It was so refreshingly clear; a challenge, a struggle, a resolution.
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That's not what I mean, but your photos are refreshingly unfiltered.
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He was handsome, tall, employed — and not, refreshingly, as a writer.
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In that spirit, Ms. Esmon serves several refreshingly low-kick cocktails.
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I liked: Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar were refreshingly cogent debaters.
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The bamboo-lemongrass shampoos and soaps by Lather were refreshingly tangy.
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There's something refreshingly earnest in this, as in the show generally.
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In contrast, Chairman Powell took a courteous but refreshingly firm tone.
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Luke is refreshingly hostile — because he, unlike June, is protected by Canada.
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Tayshia admits, somewhat refreshingly, that she doesn't know that much about Colton.
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Perhaps. But this refreshingly earnest movie tries to erode such skeptical reactions.
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We've seen the updated, refreshingly corset-free version of the yellow dress.
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The result is something that has a dense, refreshingly brick-like feel.
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Thank the Commission on Presidential Debates for the event's refreshingly staid appearance.
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"She's so humble, sweet and refreshingly normal," Couric says of Biles, 19.
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Brutique refreshingly combines the two activities in a convivial, real-world boutique.
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It's tack sharp, full of fluid animations, and, most importantly, refreshingly responsive.
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"USS Callister" is refreshingly different in tone from most of Black Mirror.
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As far as outlandish Kardashian birthdays go, this one was refreshingly mild.
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But, difficult to accept or not, Winslet's words are also refreshingly real.
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"It's my first day of kindergarten," the refreshingly joyful boy's sign read.
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They are smart, refreshingly modest and they seem to know their stuff.
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"He is refreshingly direct—honest, unafraid," says Laura Greene from Kensington, Maryland.
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It's also — time-strapped parents take note — a refreshingly brisk six episodes.
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Ms. Driscoll is refreshingly frank in discussing how money influences artistic choices.
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It is also, for a contemporary major-label country release, refreshingly unmanipulated.
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Max Minghella's sweet directing debut is both proudly clichéd and refreshingly different.
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Refreshingly, they come in all shapes, sizes, ages and, more recently, genders.
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Melania Trump is refreshingly self-aware of the ridiculousness of it, too.
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Refreshingly, much of the art substitutes touch and texture for digital gloss.
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Though clearly downcast, she was also refreshingly honest, as is her way.
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Whichever way it is served, causa is always soothing — and refreshingly delicious.
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Their advice is just as refreshingly relevant today as it was then.
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As comedies of economic decline and arrested development go, it's refreshingly optimistic.
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As comedies of economic decline and arrested development go, it's refreshingly optimistic.
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It's Chapo Trap House meets Kitchen Confidential, with a refreshingly female perspective.
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The exhibition, curated by formerly incarcerated artists, was refreshingly raw and poetic.
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His tone is refreshingly playful and inquisitive — without an axe to grind.
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And in fact, the songs, refreshingly enough, don't show up in chronological order.
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Jonathan's journey is at times hilarious, at times harrowing--and always refreshingly honest.
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And, refreshingly, there was support for diverse projects like Moonlight, Fences, and Loving.
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I have found Harvey to be refreshingly candid and receptive to my message.
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It feels refreshingly bold and confident in its styling, but also sinfully derivative.
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The entire video is fun, thoughtful, and refreshingly self-aware — and viewers agreed.
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Pratt's religiosity, for example, seems refreshingly free of the politics of past evangelicalism.
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He comes across as refreshingly sincere, at a time of anti-politics sentiment.
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And, refreshingly, Riverdale didn't portray its student-teacher pairing in a positive light.
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Pieces start at a refreshingly reasonable $65 and head up to about $500.
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Mastromonaco has been refreshingly candid about the pressures of the gig in interviews.
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Even more refreshingly, The Good Place doesn't pretend to have all the answers.
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The Incredible Jessica James refreshingly avoids the plot of your average rom com.
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Massey is refreshingly unapologetic about the low points of her own past, which
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Kaitlyn Bristowe has always been refreshingly candid for a member of Bachelor Nation.
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Pairing an ascot with the ensemble made the throwback look refreshingly new again.
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Music at the pools and restaurants is often, refreshingly, not at full volume.
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Ana and Paul, ages 5 and 8, are cast refreshingly against gender stereotype.
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Refreshingly light mozzarella went hand-in-hand with the tomato and roasted pepper.
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It's fast-paced and weirdly, sort of refreshingly earnest to play these days.
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"It sounds refreshingly simple, and yet it's remarkably difficult to do," he said.
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Refreshingly unexpected, yet strikingly simple, this is slowly escalating terror at its finest.
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Either way, her sound is a refreshingly ambitious experiment with genre-defying results.elsewherebrooklyn.
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Refreshingly, the film's tone seems pitched more to gay audiences than straight ones.
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Chee is refreshingly open about his sometimes liberating, sometimes claustrophobic sense of exceptionality.
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Zuckerberg, on the other hand, strikes me as refreshingly straightforward in this book.
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Laid back and refreshingly self-aware off the court, he is also realistic.
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The film pokes at this uncomfortable truth and, refreshingly, doesn't whitewash Fox's ugliness.
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While the screen can be frustratingly (refreshingly?) small, the form factor is addictive.
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Even before going solo, Styles&apos expression of his sexuality was refreshingly honest.
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The series "is refreshingly free of pretension," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
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Disick can be refreshingly perceptive in a world where the glamour borders on absurd.
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But they're all surprising and refreshingly original — a bumper crop of talent and innovation.
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She goes on to describe her personal opinions about cheating, and it's refreshingly nuanced.
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Instead, she's refreshingly earnest as she delicately removes the heirloom from a protective sleeve.
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Dickinson is a slick, stylish show, and refreshingly, it knows exactly what it's doing.
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It is refreshingly humbling to confront images that cause one to question that assumption.
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All showed genderless, experimental collections that provided a refreshingly uncommercial antidote to fashion week.
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So we've talked about audio quality—very good, not perfect—and connectivity—refreshingly fantastic.
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What emerged was refreshingly tart, beautifully blush, and dressed with a lemon-peel garnish.
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Refreshingly, the work doesn't bring bitterness, or make claims to knowledge to prove something.
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Even more refreshingly, she has no illusions about her role in their little group.
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It's called Oevo, and the app will be refreshingly familiar to former Vine lovers.
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It was refreshingly unsentimental, partially because you were so tightly focused on her career.
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It's hard to overstate how refreshingly delicious the chicken sandwich turned out to be.
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The stainless steel Chillsner fits easily into the bottle and keeps beverages refreshingly crisp.
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But sometimes, a refreshingly more affordable piece crops up on the step-and-repeat.
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It makes the game refreshingly fast, at least by Gears of War's lumbering standards.
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Refreshingly crisp green beans are dressed with crushed sesame seeds, tamari and cane sugar.
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As we strove to match schedules, Rich's rapid-fire texts were refreshingly self-deprecating.
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Watch: "Teen Spirit," Max Minghella's directing debut, is both proudly clichéd and refreshingly different.
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It's a moment of creative inspiration preserved in amber, and tastes refreshingly of normalcy.
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The sake list is hundreds of bottles deep, and the sashimi is refreshingly straightforward.
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All of those components mashed together make for an oddly entertaining, refreshingly original movie.
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Monáe's queer, futuristic gaze, evident in her "emotion pictures," is refreshingly diverse, erotic, and real.
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This makes it strangely episodic for a film, but also refreshingly light on complicated lore.
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"Honestly, this is a refreshingly normal story with a weird cast of characters," Thaler said.
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Beyond these familiar tropes, Chinese sci-fi and Afrofuturism offer refreshingly different perspectives and possibilities.
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And in a sea of Insta-clones, the eye-catching streak just looks refreshingly new.
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He takes a refreshingly laissez-faire approach to his lapsed fans turned haters, although will.i.
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When going viral now comes with dozens of how-to guides, laughter is refreshingly spontaneous.
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Thwaites's experiment is a whacky, refreshingly un-self-serious addition to these age-old conversations.
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"We got on and focused on delivering best experiences to our customers," says Tang, refreshingly.
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It's a colorful, polylingual thing meant to feel at once retro and refreshingly avant-garde.
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It is a refreshingly uncynical endeavor: unapologetic in its optimism and endearing in its sincerity.
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For all the hints of menace at its margins, Uchronia remains a refreshingly positive vision.
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Even though I don't drink soda, I too wanted to taste refreshingly sweet and effervescent.
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The fact that we're privy to this movement is both refreshingly candid and deeply unsettling.
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At other times, he just was being refreshingly folksy, punctuating the way regular people do.
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Refreshingly, throughout, Weiner has never lost sight of the things that truly matter in life.
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Plus, you could always leave the tic-tacs in there for a refreshingly minty hit.
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So far, the typically "my way or the highway" President Trump has been refreshingly inclusive.
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This bottle, from a superb producer, is pure and refreshingly bitter, direct, honest and delicious.
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The movie features no new onscreen interviews, so it is refreshingly free of talking heads.
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That's why we rounded up 10 refreshingly modern buys you won't believe are from Etsy.
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Michael Nathanson is refreshingly free of stereotypical cobwebs as her sometime fiancé, a concupiscent peddler.
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The adventure ended refreshingly, with a dive into the pooling water under a lovely waterfall.
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Refreshingly, one top search term is something completely unrelated to the pandemic: National Puppy Day.
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The Internet's chemistry, though, is what makes the music so intoxicating and refreshingly — ironically — analog.
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From a refreshingly strong field competing in the Democratic primary, to be held on Sept.
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I made this particular smoothie with frozen fruits and veggies, so it was refreshingly cool.
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But the seamlessness of the pairing — Mac Dre's unearthed verse is refreshingly smooth — solves it.
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"Chloë's artistic choices are refreshingly dangerous," said Bob Gazzale, president of the American Film Institute.
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Not even a refreshingly positive weekly U.S. oil report was able to lend price support.
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Refreshingly, Westaby does not put a positive spin on suffering or cleave to false optimism.
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Refreshingly, the novel disregards the predilections of contemporary literary fiction and instead veers toward allegory.
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The day's celebrations were, to be sure, instant social media grist, but also refreshingly different.
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Instead of fussing over exposition, the film refreshingly widens its aperture to include the rangers.
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Refreshingly, Choi seems intent on writing about Korean-American families who don't fit the mold.
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After intermission, keeping to Dvorak, Mr. Hrusa offered refreshingly straightforward performances of three Slavonic Dances.
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The problem is not, refreshingly, racism; white characters are barely even mentioned in the plays.
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Boulez inevitably has something observant to say, in prose that's refreshingly free of academic jargon.
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What's refreshingly missing are the images one might expect of a city in seasonal repose.
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Muse is a show that lays bare the artist's process in a refreshingly nonlinear way.
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In 1998 a newly appointed (and refreshingly reformist) prime minister, Zhu Rongji, suggested they might indeed.
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The commentary on race in the series has been refreshingly honest, super funny, and absolutely necessary.
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Somewhat refreshingly, the things people type after entering "What will Hillary..." into Google are relatively substantive.
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Tayshia's father Desmond is certainly more critical than the other parents thus far, and refreshingly so.
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WWE's historic penchant for small-business-unfriendly machinations seems refreshingly intact, 40 years on and counting.
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On My Block is refreshingly connected to not only teens of color, but communities of color.
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Look no further than the Satanic Putin, for sale on Redbubble for a refreshingly reasonable $25.
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Most of the habit-formation apps are, refreshingly, ad-free, but charge users in various ways.
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I believe that our country's institutions would be refreshingly different with more women in leadership positions.
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Along those lines, the entire Eero system works through an app that's refreshingly simple and elegant.
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Refreshingly, the podcast does not blame the children as so many experts have in the past.
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Vance's portrayal of his town and his family is loving but conflicted, and refreshingly ideologically agnostic.
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Vance's portrayal of his town and his family is loving but conflicted, and refreshingly ideologically agnostic.
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It's a sports sedan called the New York Concept and, refreshingly, it actually looks rather special.
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On The Tonight Show, he joined Jimmy Fallon for the refreshingly straightforward stand-up segment "Storytime".
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You can practically taste the refreshingly greasy taste of a liquid dollar menu through the screen.
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Which pretty much sums up the refreshingly moldy spirit of this slice of nouveau music hall.
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The video for the track, released this afternoon, is as refreshingly fun as the track itself.
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But today, I caught a cooking segment hosted by chef Mario Batali that was refreshingly realistic.
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When I ask them about what it's like to be famous, Kelliher's response was refreshingly pragmatic.
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I Am a Weed Sumac Tea is light brown, refreshingly tart and judiciously sweetened with agave.
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But this is more than a hopeful project; it is a refreshingly mature and practical one.
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This week, I met with Mr. Begor, and he was, refreshingly, not even a bit defensive.
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What hits even harder, though, is their refreshingly unstable take on noisy, inhuman black/death metal.
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"Teen Spirit," Max Minghella's sweet and touching directing debut, is both proudly clichéd and refreshingly different.
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The diversity of its casting does deviate refreshingly from the norm, and the performers are engaging.
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Sisterhood in Mother Land Ari, the narrator of Elisa Albert's novel "After Birth," is refreshingly profane.
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But even with its prism of perspectives, the story is refreshingly linear and easy to follow.
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And, refreshingly, it is the Bhatt character's filmmaking, not her marriage prospects, that prove her salvation.
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Streaming Movie Review The animated animal's latest big-screen adventure is very funny and refreshingly cheerful.
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It's a very funny movie — and an endlessly, refreshingly cheerful one, which is just as rare.
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"Brockmire's work in the booth is refreshingly outlandish," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The New York Times.
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It's some refreshingly wholesome content on the otherwise burning trash fire that is my news feed.
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Jónsi's refreshingly non-anthropocentric, sound and scent-filled exhibition is impressive, especially for a debut show.
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Throughout, Ms. Sweet was frank in diagnosing the challenges that professional women face, and refreshingly pragmatic.
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The premise here is refreshingly honest and unusual for a self-help book: People don't change.
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She has gathered a small devoted following, and yet she is refreshingly unconcerned with wider success.
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Quinn achieves that, refreshingly, with fragmentation and the refusal to present an over-simplified, imposed narrative.
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These artists, who have been praised for being refreshingly different, reach for Porter as he did Vuillard.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)In a world of increasingly complex tech, wireless chargers are refreshingly simple devices.
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Xanthopoulos approaches the subject of being essentially allergic to modernity in a way that's refreshingly non-symbolic.
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The queer sexual interactions are refreshingly explicit — miming digital and oral sex — and images throughout celebrate women.
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I've searched on astrology websites for some claim to a physical mechanism, but, refreshingly, they don't bother.
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Despite Winfrey's larger than life persona, Witherspoon said the former TV host was refreshingly down to earth.
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Given the opacity of money in politics, perhaps voters find self-funding campaigns to be refreshingly transparent.
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It's refreshingly honest: make a deal, I'll get the better of it, but you're always welcome back.
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The three beats are refreshingly straightforward, particularly coming from a show that has gotten byzantine at times.
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The prose poems that comprise Heisenberg's Salon, Susan Lewis's new collection, refreshingly generate cadence, rhythm, arresting rhymes.
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There's something refreshingly modest about that—and it's a modesty that extends to the franchise in general.
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Quite refreshingly, however, the Microsoft Office mobile app is totally different and free for non-commercial accounts.
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On the other hand, Selina's team and other Washington insiders on the show still feel refreshingly singular.
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" The Atlantic referred to him as a refreshingly enthusiastic participant in a debate that was "so hateful.
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We might not have anything in common with the RHOBH star, but her comments are refreshingly honest.
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The OnePlus 3 is refreshingly free from the bloatware and garbage apps pushed on phones by carriers.
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If you already have an Echo device, using Alexa on the Sonos One will be refreshingly familiar.
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Check out all five styles, which are, refreshingly, shown on models that aren't all sample-sized, here.
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But apparently she does have some refreshingly real things to say regarding pregnancy during declining fertility years.
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But he can also be refreshingly honest at times, even when a lie might serve him better.
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Screenshot: GizmodoEach of the new experiences feels vaguely but refreshingly similar to their old iterations in iTunes.
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Refreshingly free of jingoism, that detachment unfortunately winds up working against the movie, which doesn't engage emotionally.
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The title is due out October 5 — refreshingly fast for a show full of "pre-alpha" demos.
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He seems—refreshingly yet quite jarringly, given everything happening the world—perfectly content all the fucking time.
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So hearing a celebrity, let alone a female one, be this deliberately outspoken is so refreshingly rare.
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Refreshingly in this film, though, it is men of a certain age who are the ones exposed.
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Beautifully shot and refreshingly candid, with a sparkling performance from August, "Becoming Astrid" opens on Friday, Nov.
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At this hour, the sun was still low, the air still cool and the park refreshingly uncrowded.
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He may recycle some tropes and tradecraft but each new book is refreshingly different and uniquely compelling.
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The Interpreter Pakistan's latest ouster of an elected leader looks, at least on the surface, refreshingly democratic.
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Budiansky is refreshingly candid about the importance of Holmes's wealth to the figure he cut in life.
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True to its name, it impressed me with a refreshingly different design concept mixing art with science.
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"Queen & Slim" refreshingly exposes Queen's complexities without villainizing her or making her out to be a saint.
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Watch: "Teen Spirit," Max Minghella's sweet and touching directing debut, is both proudly clichéd and refreshingly different.
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Europeans don't like him, but I have found them to be refreshingly self-reflective about his rise.
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In a time when phone prices are getting increased to ludicrous levels, the U216 Life is refreshingly simple.
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But despite his success, the 31-year-old had a refreshingly relatable interaction with his own celebrity idol.
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Come for the refreshingly insightful rant, stay for the never-not-going-to-be-funny auto-correct jokes.
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The film possesses a refreshingly feminist flair, especially considering the 1950s, post-war culture from which it emerged.
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But there is something refreshingly approachable, funny and comforting about these works that combat the fear around us.
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Mr Marchionne was refreshingly outspoken in an era when bosses have become ever more wary of courting controversy.
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But head to public parks in the north-east and you will find the art form refreshingly unchanged.
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Wolf, on the other hand, is refreshingly frank in her criticism of power and defense of civil rights.
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" This contrasted with earlier eras when "American leaders were often churchgoers but their governing spirit was refreshingly secular.
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In fact, she's living her best teen life and has plenty on her plate that's refreshingly zombie-free.
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They have a refreshingly straightforward strategy to picking wine when dining out, and one that's easy to emulate.
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President Barack Obama has refreshingly made the future of transportation a hallmark of his final year in office.
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Second, Mr. Trump has refreshingly delivered special interest-free, straight talk about stopping the rise of Radical Islam.
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Refreshingly, it also steers clear of embellishment and heavy-handed interpretation, leaving the portraits to speak for themselves.
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Kirk is refreshingly unvarnished as senators go and did not bother pretending to be in the parading spirit.
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On a refreshingly seedy stretch of Chinatown's Ludlow Street, it's part showroom, part exhibition and part retail space.
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Indeed, in the projects featured in the current show, refreshingly, no hint of historicism whatsoever can be detected.
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" The Los Angeles Times described it as "a refreshingly grown-up comedy" directed "with verve and impeccable judgment.
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The new trailer is refreshingly honest, showing the slightly cutdown version for Nintendo's platform, blurry textures and all.
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The difficulty of balancing his private and literary lives erupts in scenes that have a refreshingly absurdist edge.
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I soon realize the ailerons are quite weighty but very responsive and the elevators refreshingly light in pitch.
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Marlo is doing the contemporary supermom thing and, refreshingly, she isn't doing it with 1950s clichéd desperate smiles.
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It seems refreshingly, perhaps deliberately, distinct from all the frenzied and ultracompetitive first-person shooters and survival games.
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TCL was refreshingly direct in admitting that it likely wouldn't have the best camera imaginable on its phones.
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It's a refreshingly down-to-earth note that serves to root her paintings firmly in the real world.
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Justice Ginsburg's influence shone through the spare and refreshingly direct 163 pages of Judge Gray H. Miller's opinion.
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The writer and director, Keith Behrman, attractively lights and films his characters, who speak in refreshingly unadorned dialogue.
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This stainless steel cup always keeps beverages refreshingly cold, whether he's outside at a campfire or in the office.
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But it's well built, well equipped, and a refreshingly straightforward take on what a portable, mainstream laptop should be.
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Ms Crehan is refreshingly fair-minded, acknowledges the limits of research and does not idolise highly stressful school systems.
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But the refreshingly and unabashedly fun outfits guests put on for the fete simply can't, and shouldn't, go unnoticed.
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The company never accepted the notch on its premium phones, which made them refreshingly different from most other smartphones.
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VSCO girls and stoners alike can enjoy some refreshingly cool water to both save the turtles and stay hydrated.
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It leans in on series lore just enough to satisfy fans while delivering a refreshingly different setting and vibe.
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Largely free from the commercial pressures of an art fair, Condo displayed works that could also be refreshingly confrontational.
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Refreshingly, Snap hasn't copied either Facebook or Twitter, who both give celebrities and "influencers" undue sway over their platforms.
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There's something refreshingly honest to me about TRONICBOX's remixes, though—he's not using dated sounds as a prestige signifier.
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It was published in the early 20th century, but "Howard's End" offers refreshingly modern insights of great relevance today.
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This is the magic of the awards show red carpet: Genuine, refreshingly authentic talent, reacting with excitement and surprise.
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In addition to its star-worthy views, the home is also a catch thanks to its refreshingly unique interiors.
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Refreshingly, some public intellectuals in Beijing signed a petition deploring the recent evictions as a violation of human rights.
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These snapshots of Pariana's life together are refreshingly pure in a world filled with so much confusion and despair.
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Because Andrew is so disciplined with her workouts, she takes a refreshingly relaxed approach when it comes to diet.
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At a time when the attitude towards sex education was what Moran calls "schizophrenic," Calderone's mission was refreshingly direct.
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It's also refreshingly unusual, at a time when each new megabudget blockbuster sequel seems to bleed into the next.
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But refreshingly, in our committee hearing, we heard a return to a functional and honest discussion of climate science.
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But that did not deter Edward Einhorn, who adapted that leaden tome into a flawed but refreshingly unironic play.
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Lunkenheimer is openly gay, while Sheehan, refreshingly, isn't afraid to say things like imperialism and deficit hawkery are bad.
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It's called "Together Stronger (C'mon Wales)" which, although it sounds like a translated Plaid Cymru slogan, is refreshingly unpretentious.
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This "Così" is the latest offering from a festival that has been refreshingly reflective about interracial and international relations.
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Alien etiquette apparently discourages harvesting your guide's concepts, and the two are refreshingly forthright about their identities and intentions.
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Mr Biden and the refreshingly realistic Ms Klobuchar aside, the candidates touted the expanse and ambitiousness of their plans.
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Their love, as in all of these stories, is doomed, but it is passionate and refreshingly free of judgment.
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Mr. Brindisi, a Democratic state assemblyman hoping to oust Representative Claudia Tenney, a Republican, is refreshingly earnest and moderate.
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But given time and space to absorb some of his ideas, Heath's works are bold, transformative, and refreshingly human.
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Glacé au miel (honey glazed) — I thought this was a lemon-glazed doughnut thanks to its refreshingly tangy taste.
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Of course, it&aposs also a refreshingly simple piece for hiking and tinkering around the yard or running errands.
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The Grizzlies, at 10-17 and fresh off a home win over Miami, have been a refreshingly tough out.
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In some ways, this easy progression is refreshingly adult, a neat bourbon swapped for the usual rom-com grenadine.
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Just a refreshingly simple break, the USB stick thumping against my chest with All The Things She Said by t.A.T.u.
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Beyond her refreshingly positive attitude and looks, it seems van den Herik also shares her cousin's infatuation with newsboy caps.
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Full Frontal with Samantha Bee is a such great show, and it has a refreshingly feminist take on political satire.
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Though she looked every inch the movie star, Alba was refreshingly honest about how pregnancy has affected her body image.
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It was refreshingly honest, if maybe not 100 percent diplomatic, for Shapiro to say he prefers to play the Indians.
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Facebook was full of holiday photos from my mildly problematic family friends, and Twitter was refreshingly devoid of hot takes.
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Though cynical, Ciriza's is a necessary, refreshingly realistic view of spirituality in Los Angeles—one which comes from personal experience.
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Leave it to Ashley Graham to keep it refreshingly real — and inspire some festival-going fashion we'd realistically buy into.
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No inspiration porn, no oversimplified characters — instead, viewers are treated to refreshingly candid portraits of life from people with disabilities.
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The protagonists (refreshingly, both women) form a powerful centre of gravity, each representative of one faction of a divided country.
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It was a nonsmoking boat, but the aroma of pot lingered for the 2136 minutes of our refreshingly blissful ride.
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Southgate's approach, refreshingly free of the usual football management cliches, has had an impact beyond that of his tone, however.
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Christie has a forceful personality, but it is one that is refreshingly candid and measured when it needs to be.
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The breading was light and crisp, the meat tender, the sauce piquant with a lingering afterburn, the pickles refreshingly zesty.
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Cliburn's playing is rhapsodic, yet also refreshingly direct and clearheaded, offering a young American's take on an iconic Russian work.
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With thoroughly written wall texts that contextualize the work, the exhibition feels academic but still refreshingly legible to wide audiences.
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The series, a joint effort by Netflix and Discovery Canada, is refreshingly free of pretension, unlike some in the genre.
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Some refreshingly out-of-the-box answers to these pressing questions of our time may come next week, on Sept.
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While Mr. O'Rourke's response was refreshingly candid, the better answer might be that the weapons should have never been legalized.
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She's also refreshingly honest about what life is like working in the fitness industry, and isn't afraid to be candid.
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Or even because she's refreshingly open about everything from directing her first film to being naked on TV at 42.
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Otherwise, the village has made refreshingly little use of its most famous daughter to promote itself as a tourist destination.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a White House press spokeswoman, said Mr. Trump had recruited highly skilled advisers with refreshingly different backgrounds.
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"Lost," when it débuted, in 2004, had a refreshingly inclusive concept, with diverse survivors forced to form a new society.
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But different types of heat produce different results; there are nuanced distinctions between irritatingly spicy, deliciously spicy, or refreshingly spicy.
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The overall effect is to frame the practice of Ms. Rama, who was self-taught, in a refreshingly different way.
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She seemed driven to action by the horrors of that war but refreshingly aware that outrage is not a strategy.
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Asked in a deposition last year why the state's Democratic House members met with him, Mr. Hawkins was refreshingly forthcoming.
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His book thus offers a refreshingly optimistic counterpoint to the idea that Muslim and Western world-views are doomed to clash.
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The scale and beauty of the world keep FFXII from feeling dated, but it also plays like a refreshingly modern game.
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Refreshingly, he ends up arguing that we should see the relationship between AI and humans not as adversarial, but as collaborative.
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There's a lot of international news to process lately, and some of it was refreshingly positive in the world of cybersecurity.
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He's eccentric, refreshingly so, as he dons various outrageous costumes and accents to fool the citizens of London and Paddington himself.
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Lately, however, he has become refreshingly more willing to talk about specific public investments that he might be able to support.
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I was immediately drawn to Squigglish because it's a refreshingly simple drawing app with one purpose: to add lines that wiggle.
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But it surprised me: from the very first episode it felt like a refreshingly new take on a long-running mythos.
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His confidence in the power of women's stories, and insight into the female condition, remain both refreshingly shrewd and troublingly rare.
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It's great to see our Atlanta faves finally start to make videos that match how refreshingly strange their music can be.
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Wang Qing, its founder, clad in skateboarder shoes and shorts, is refreshingly frank about the headaches of tech entrepreneurs in China.
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In it, six pairs of strangers open up about their personal financial situations — from the refreshingly candid to the deeply personal.
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But for now, its aspirations seem refreshingly achievable compared to some other consumer AR startups — and the results are surprisingly good.
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Yet other depictions are refreshingly nuanced, moving far beyond the fatalistic narrative of a perverted, predatory woman rejecting her reproductive abilities.
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The closest the show gets to a nuanced character is in the refreshingly cynical prosecutor (Jeannie Berlin), whose scenes are few.
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Refreshingly, he also suggested that his two interests, as head of the BCCI and the ICC, would undoubtedly come into conflict.
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Prisma does a conversion and a transformation that truly alters a picture, generating a distinct and refreshingly new creation every time.
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Refreshingly, the women in these shows are mostly looking after one another rather than pitted against one another, competing for men.
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Time Out's experts described this shimmering blue negroni as "refreshingly bitter" and a reflection of the current revolution in Greek bartending.
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He's been refreshingly honest about how his life up to now has been about accumulating wealth for himself and his family.
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This refreshingly subjective inclusion provides something of a bridge to the exhibition's far more radical precursor: the 1944 Are Clothes Modern?
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Refreshingly, especially for those who believe in science fiction's potential for envisioning many futures, Blast Theory boldly talks of building utopia.
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Some refreshingly reasonable advice for attempting pretty much anything: "It's just a matter of discipline and starting off slowly," Thompson says.
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A number of celebs have been refreshingly upfront about that recently, from Bryce Dallas Howard to Melissa McCarthy to Amy Schumer.
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Perhaps refreshingly, for an Irish writer, Rooney has been received as a voice more of her time than of her place.
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This female-led take on film noir — which sports a whimsical sea shanty score — is both wickedly entertaining and refreshingly offbeat.
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Ciment writes with a mordant intelligence and, refreshingly, doesn't belabor topics that in someone else's novel might take up many pages.
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Johnston and Lee take a refreshingly bottom-up approach that gels nicely with the broadly contextual approaches of the work itself.
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You'll like it if you: Would enjoy a refreshingly sober take on the Kennedys, without airy evocations of idealism and tragedy.
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In all, this was a refreshingly original take on Western opera, notable for its daring concept, however flawed in the execution.
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Ballet Theater's two-week fall season kicks off on Wednesday with a gala performance comprising, refreshingly, works by three female choreographers.
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The candidate's net favorability rating fell 20 percentage points, as Bernie Sanders went on to win the (refreshingly uneventful) Nevada caucus.
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Shannon's character is refreshingly real in that she sometimes fails to be the kind of great friend she so desperately wants.
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But he is a deeply interesting person whose refreshingly different ways of looking at the world are gifts he eagerly shares.
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With both Vayu and Neera, the aim — refreshingly — is to make the whole experience as privacy-friendly as possible, Das noted.
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The Dry VS, in my opinion, was a far cry from the lively, dry, refreshingly bitter wine I had in mind.
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Despite his success, Bruno Mars has a lot of detractors who find his vintage style more generic copycat than refreshingly retro.
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The novel's characters may help readers see the complexities behind labels like "white" and "Latina," in a refreshingly un-preachy way.
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Windows Central's Zac Bowden installed the emulator and made a little video showing how windows move around and it's refreshingly simple.
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Hotel EMC2 in Chicago subtly pays homage to Albert Einstein with a refreshingly different design approach that intersects art and science.
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There are exceptions, and that list includes the refreshingly candid "Debriefing the President: The Interrogation of Saddam Hussein" by John Nixon.
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Back in March, however, Sophie Allison's Soccer Mommy released Clean, 34 minutes of indie rock that was, above all, refreshingly cohesive.
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The pace of Santa Catalina was, refreshingly, dictated not by the backpackers passing through, but by those who are from here.
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Then side-gig platforms started turning this refreshingly straightforward transaction into an on-demand guilt trip by asking customers to tip. Wait.
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Vlambeer was one of the first studios to benefit from this new proposition, and enjoyed the refreshingly informal approach corporate companies adopted.
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But during a campaign period typically steeped in polite, self-effacing competition, Huppert is refreshingly forthright in her desire for the Oscar.
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But how the characters bond, learn from one another, and set a path into the future is sincere and modest, refreshingly so.
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It's a surprisingly funny film that's refreshingly honest in its portrayal of how women interact when kids are out of the equation.
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Up north in Vasastan, Tennstopet sports an aesthetic that would veer into hipster territory if it weren't so refreshingly free from irony.
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When it comes to Mother's Day, Jessica Biel's potential plans with her 1-year-old son Silas Randall are refreshingly low-key.
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But The Fits (which premiered at the Venice Film Festival last September) remains refreshingly elusive all through its 72-minute running time.
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Outrageously juicy, refreshingly crisp, and so good you'll want to rave about it, it's the new apple on the block to watch.
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All images: Darren Orf/GizmodoSmartwatches leave a lot to be desired, but Pebble usually brings refreshingly different ideas to the wearable conversation.
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Still, the husband and wife (who are also parents to three kids) are refreshingly relatable in the way they approach grocery shopping.
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Sure, St. Patrick's Day-themed green treats are a refreshingly festive sight as we dig ourselves out of the depths of winter.
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It doesn't get much more iconic than Nike's "Just Do It" slogan, but the brand's latest campaign is refreshingly different: Margot vs.
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"It's refreshingly honest that he admits that making cars doesn't make a lot of economic sense, and trucks do," Mr. Nerad said.
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Even as our society has grown more partisan in recent decades, this vision of the internet has, refreshingly, transcended party and ideology.
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Performances of her work involve audience members and "untrained" performers to produce refreshingly unpredictable "sonic meditations" that are different with every performance.
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Kati Lassila-Perini, a physicist who works on the Compact Muon Solenoid (!) detector, gave a refreshingly straightforward explanation for this huge release.
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On the palate it was bright and lively, if a bit understated, with a refreshingly bitter punctuation setting up the next sip.
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And, based on my experience as a former heroin user, and as a journalist covering addiction, the show's depiction is refreshingly authentic.
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The Adidas Defender II Duffel Bag is well made and refreshingly simple with a few compartments and two ways to carry it.
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As Hollywood goes blandly global, Hell or High Water offers a refreshingly local, regionally specific story that nevertheless reveals an entire world.
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But the expectation that a female-written, female-directed effort would yield something refreshingly different is scotched within the first few minutes.
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It's hauntingly written and full of unabashedly, refreshingly angry women who are hungry — both figuratively and literally — for things long denied them.
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He's refreshingly open about his privilege, as he mentions that not everyone is lucky enough to be able to work from home.
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So many books these days offer kids social-emotional counsel; this one delivers down-to-earth ideas in a refreshingly direct package.
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The "Trainwreck" star, who was refreshingly candid about the struggles she faced during her first pregnancy, asked fans for their best advice.
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The rugs are, refreshingly, an antidote to the bold and flashy artists' renditions we have been seeing so much of these days.
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As refreshingly diverse as the new characters in both reprisals are, I don't know if they'll come anywhere close to icon status.
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She's also refreshingly authentic, the kind of celebrity people (like yours truly) who generally ignore celebrities are surprised to find so winning.
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Eddie Jordan, the basketball coach who, refreshingly, was fired for losing rather than for abusing his players, will receive almost $29 million.
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And while it may seem to gesture toward tweeness on paper, the record synthesizes a host of influences that are refreshingly unexpected.
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But Notting Hill refreshingly takes a different path, choosing to separate William and Anna for an entire year before they tentatively reconnect.
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Monty's chief tool in this endeavor is his charm, and refreshingly, said charm is only occasionally formidable enough to get things done.
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Some of them are doing police work, which is potentially scary, but the vast majority of enterprise applications for drones is refreshingly positive.
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Unlike other celebrities who try to mask bloating or a big lunch with Spanx, Rihanna is refreshingly open about working with her body.
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Similarly, Infowars' 4.9-rated Android app is still available in the Google Play store (though its download count of 10,000 feels refreshingly small).
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Tough test for Cardinals' run game In Kliff Kingsbury's pass-heavy, Air Raid offense, the Arizona Cardinals' run game has been refreshingly effective.
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More specifically: a refreshingly honest, witty Almay campaign about inclusivity in these trying times, which (no surprise here) she wrote and co-created.
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It's refreshingly realistic to watch Wes and Melisha host an actual fundraiser in their community in the hopes of affording the pricey procedure.
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New Yorkers heard him — and how — this year leading a refreshingly lithe, transparent and colorful performance of Wagner's "Ring" at the Metropolitan Opera.
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Lucy Crehan's book is refreshingly fair-minded and makes a case that there is a lot to learn about how other countries learn.
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The video for "Happy" is anything but, but it's also a refreshingly clever and subversive piece of feminist filmmaking that rewards multiple viewings.
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It adheres to a model that is refreshingly fluid, and something I always want to see in cyberpunk fiction (and often, I'm disappointed).
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Compared with others who enjoy similar status in China, Mr Zhou speaks with unusual confidence, in a manner refreshingly free of party jargon.
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Click here to view original GIFIn contrast to the fancy, expensive, and much-delayed VR headsets out there, Google Cardboard is refreshingly simple.
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By employing refreshingly potent visuals in a marginalized story that needs telling, Ewing and Grady have created one of the year's best films.
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Refreshingly, Morby approaches it as neither a bad thing nor a good thing, but a fact of existence and a lens of experience.
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Ms. Arbus, whose earlier work for Theater for a New Audience includes "Othello" and "Macbeth" with Mr. Thompson, is a refreshingly levelheaded director.
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Last year, a recording of the "Goldberg" Variations by the elegant French pianist Alexandre Tharaud was released on Erato, a refreshingly imaginative account.
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It's also refreshingly grounded in a sense of place: during a soulfully polyrhythmic track called "She Knew," you hear some spirited crowd chatter.
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Faced with intense scrutiny, she and her co-star Camila Mendes have been refreshingly honest about the ways fame has affected their lives.
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If movies were illusionistic—the province of the human mind—home construction was refreshingly material: a real place in which solid bodies lived.
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Her classes are refreshingly difficult for professional dancers, both modern and ballet alike, but they also have a sense of daring and play.
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In his work to date he has proved himself to be a refreshingly astute observer of ideas of nationhood, exile, censorship and surveillance.
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Its interface is refreshingly simple, and starting downloads is as easy as pasting a link to the clipboard and then clicking a button.
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Refreshingly, the curators — Margot Norton, Massimiliano Gioni, Natalie Bell, and Helga Christoffersen — considered non-art objects as worthy of display at a museum.
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And the Bills are still in Buffalo because their new owners seem refreshingly unmotivated to demand anything, much to the league's general chagrin.
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The song is off the band's debut LP, Swear I'm Good at This, one of the most refreshingly fun albums of the year.
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The exhibition's pertinent, refreshingly jargon-free themes — among them, Passing Time, Fragmentation, Ways of Seeing, and Stories of Place — emerged from the artworks.
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It's always been refreshingly willing to admit that its characters are pieces of work, yet their affection is as genuine as the insults.
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Refreshingly, both Mae and George have huge roadblocks to overcome if they're going to be the best versions of themselves in this relationship.
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Despite some committed performances, particularly from a refreshingly natural Maika Monroe, "Villains" is a hackneyed farce rich in gimmicks and poor in substance.
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But the most striking moments on this refreshingly warm LP are the others, the ones where she conveys weakness, vulnerability and self-awareness.
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In its original rulemaking announcement, the Obama administration was refreshingly frank about the proposal being a hand-out to its Big Tech allies.
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He gained fame for Brown's refreshingly candid revelation that the two had sex (four times!) in a windmill during their Fantasy Suite date.
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His companies, based in Frankfurt and Dresden, were always refreshingly informal and collaborative, and his highly trained dancers often had strange, quirky bodies.
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Of these albums, refreshingly, Swift and Bill Callahan present their breakthroughs as personal developments rather than attempts to grapple with tradition and destiny.
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This holiday favorite "is refreshingly tart and lean, forgoing the usual schmaltz and syrup," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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She's an idea-driven artist with visual flair, one whose refreshingly idiosyncratic works employ humor and antics yet have a deeply serious streak.
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The Last Black Man in San Francisco is refreshingly profound in its exploration of the physical and emotional closeness of its lead characters.
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The feat of compression is rarely attempted, still less in one volume, and Ms Lepore brings a refreshingly modern eye to a daunting task.
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These little details make Mafia III a refreshingly realistic game and help it stand out from the dozens of Grand Theft Auto-esque rivals.
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She brings her Snapchat followers with her for the journey, and she's a refreshingly young and funny voice in the world of political commentary.
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Instead, women like TV host and style authority Kéla Walker are refreshingly open and honest about their wiggery or "wigdom", as she's coined it.
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Chiming in from France is Christine and the Queens, a dreamy but beat-driven electro-pop treat with a refreshingly fluid representation of being.
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Refreshingly, the "Special Interest" category is so far afield I suspect clicking anything in it will give the recommendation engine some sort of aneurysm.
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It's loaded with action, and in a publishing world where novelists are continually working to reinvent or subvert genre tropes, it's refreshingly straight forward.
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Leo is still refreshingly secure enough to think everyone is his friend, but I'm waiting for him to find someone who really gets him.
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Although snotty and steeply priced, Employees Only makes undeniably killer cocktails, and The Wren is a refreshingly chilled for a bar that's on Bowery.
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Rounderbum is refreshingly shameless about their mission to make your butt look bigger, and they're not hiding behind medical language to justify that mission.
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Panay was refreshingly honest last year when he said he had made a mistake in the way Surface was originally introduced to the public.
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While wildly creative and refreshingly subversive, I can't really say that Swiss Army Man as a whole works, or even if I liked it.
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We can always count on model Iskra Lawrence to refreshingly tell it like it is when it comes to body positivity, particularly on Instagram.
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The cast, as on the old version, is refreshingly mixed racially, but the sketches play it fairly safe on race and every other subject.
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As you've surely come to expect from Google products, the Google Fit app has a refreshingly simple look, and an easy-to-use interface.
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Refreshingly, the moment is not played for laughs: in Jane's world, sex, like love, is a bright color that everyone deserves to see. ♦
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It was also the perfect throne for the ingredients of the sandwich: salty deli meats, tart and fatty seasonings, and refreshingly crunchy shredded lettuce.
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Shadows, Fatale Media's first release, promises "passion and spontaneity [that is] refreshingly genuine" from two women who are lovers both on-camera and off.
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While some races are competitive and offer prize money, most are refreshingly inclusive, require zero training, and are meant to be for fun only.
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Refreshingly, they're not, and the controls are largely identical to ground movement—point the stick up to go forwards, click it in to boost.
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"IF" is a teaser for his upcoming project Metrosexual 2, a sequel to his 2017 mixtape of the same name, and it's refreshingly weird.
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This may mean that they will be refreshingly unwilling to get hung up on precedent, but it could also make them a fractious bunch.
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But despite some tedious passages, "Heimat Is a Space in Time" takes an intriguing approach to history that remains refreshingly rooted in primary sources.
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She's telling us her story as an old woman, and she looks back at her 19-year-old self with refreshingly clear-eyed affection.
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Because the anchors, candidates and audience took for granted that the answers to both were yes, the seven-hour long event was refreshingly substantive.
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Eschewing celebrity adulation, Tosh brings a refreshingly naïve perspective to these, and other encounters, offering a rare proximity of the prominent and the prosaic.
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As the rest of the queens made their catchphrase-addled entrances, the workroom atmosphere was refreshingly sunny, with only the slightest cast of shade.
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On one hand, he and his foul-mouthed, meta, fourth-wall breaking hijinks can feel refreshingly counter to everything mainstream comics purports to be.
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So many books these days offer kids social-emotional counsel; this one delivers down-to-earth ideas in a refreshingly direct yet fanciful package.
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Guralnik pointed to how the casting of Couples Therapy's first season was refreshingly diverse, keeping in mind racial diversity, class diversity, and LGBTQ representation.
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ClassPass really is that simple to use: Just sign up for a class, show up, and enjoy a refreshingly new and fun workout experience.
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Befitting of the works on view, the organization of the show and the texts that accompany it are clear-eyed, sensitive, and refreshingly fun.
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David Robert Mitchell's slick teenage horror film is both a homage to the genre's tropes and a refreshingly original story full of haunting mystery.
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Just as forthright and wry as his work about his life as an adult, his memory refreshingly lacks any tinge of nostalgia obscuring events.
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Expecting a burglar, he is underwhelmed to find the spirit, and relishes the refreshingly cold blast of air the ghost emits to frighten him.
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But in Horsthuis's latest 3D fractal animation, a music video for electronic artist Fraction's song "Isometric," he explores a refreshingly minimal look and feel.
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Though Trader Joe's is owned by the German supermarket giant Aldi, its vibe is not at all corporate; rather, it's refreshingly eccentric and laid-back.
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The title of Thornhill's most recent book, My Bedroom is an Office: & Other Interior Design Dilemmas, made us (and our cramped apartments) feel refreshingly seen.
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It was a refreshingly confident and captivating few minutes of late-night TV, and you should watch it all at the top of the page.
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It's a refreshingly revisionist view of humankind's innate corruption and culpability, painted at a time when Christian fundamentalism was sealing its grip on conservative politics.
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In LA's Arts District, the answer is a refreshingly weird new store for fashion brand Frankie, located in a former warehouse on East 5th Street.
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While some tasks were refreshingly thought out, like searching for and progressing through recipe instructions, others, like finding a specific YouTube video, were frustratingly difficult.
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It hasn't kept up with the trend of unlimited data that other carriers are doing now, but it does have a refreshingly simple business model.
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But, in an essay for Glamour Magazine last month, Chrissy Teigen spoke out about her struggle with postpartum depression in her usual refreshingly frank tone.
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La Ferme Julien RoséPrice$5.99Tasting NotesA very light mouthfeel and a refreshingly smooth flavor that didn't skew towards the sides of too floral or fruity.
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The book's technology is futuristic but clumsy, its streets are refreshingly free of neon and holograms, and there's not a cybernetically enhanced mercenary in sight.
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While the 13-inch Notebook 9 feels sleek and almost refreshingly affordable with its plasticy finish, it just feels cheap on a larger, thicker machine.
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Compared to just a year ago with the HTC M9, the 10 is refreshingly simple and one the most Google-friendly Android phones out there.
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That trope switch-up was refreshingly novel in season 1, but now Jeri's schemes feel more desperate, as the script turns her into a victim.
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They describe him as having a refreshingly hands-off approach, one that allowed the creatives at the studio to be in charge of their work.
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Girls isn't Broad City, which isn't Insecure, which isn't She's Gotta Have It. Refreshingly, there's no pretension about Nola, especially with respect to her artistry.
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The X-Factor: A crop top and matching column skirt combo gave the actress a glamorous — yet refreshingly modern — look, despite an onstage wardrobe mishap.
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"I didn't wear any makeup growing up!" she told me during a refreshingly candid interview at Coty's headquarters in the Empire State Building this week.
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On Rachel's one-on-one date, they stroll through the streets of Bimini to what Nick, an expert, describes as a refreshingly non-touristy bar.
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Its monsters have more personality than Pikachu or Eevee, since they can actually talk to you, and the battles are refreshingly dynamic and fast-paced.
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To the Editor: Re "American Home Birth Is Dangerous," (Sunday Review, May 1): Amy Tuteur refreshingly addresses problems in the American system of home birth.
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No crapware anywhere Essential's Phone runs stock Android and is refreshingly free of the crapware Samsung, and so many other OEMs, fill their phones with.
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Refreshingly, "Russian Doll" isn't a romantic comedy—Nadia may be a wisecracking hipster and Alan a repressed jock, but they aren't quite opposites who attract.
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" Rosé Pride, meanwhile, is a "refreshingly crisp 2015 California Rosé with flavors of garden-ripe strawberry, crunchy pear skin and morning dew kissing wet stone.
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Pretty Little Liars star Shay Mitchell, who dons a red-hot swimsuit for her June 2016 cover, kept her dating chatter refreshingly frank and open.
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This may seem like a hefty price tag for a mask for us, but it seems almost refreshingly modest for the likes of Victoria Beckham.
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The newish, low-profile creative director of the storied fashion house has managed to honor its legacy while making it completely, and refreshingly, his own.
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Unlike recent years and other commissions, where the Met roof felt like a playground or an obstacle course, Ms. Bhabha's project is shockingly, refreshingly, simple.
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This reflects either a refreshingly pragmatic approach, or the business roots of its New York architects, depending on whether you talk to supporters or critics.
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Obamacare marketplace stabilization would have been a refreshingly normal step to fix the law, which had become too polarized to undergo the typical legislative maintenance.
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From his earliest introduction, Ezekiel has projected a refreshingly unbothered confidence, as epitomized last week and repeated here with his "and yet, I smile" speech.
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With his long hair cascading down his shoulders he comes across as a faintly disheveled surfer dude for whom, refreshingly, airs and graces don't matter.
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Collectors of an older generation can be refreshingly human in contrast to the financially minded alternative investors who are now proliferating in the art market.
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Refreshingly, sex is never a trivial matter on "Transparent," and although there's plenty of nudity—and some cathartic spanking—it's never filmed for formulaic kicks.
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The setup is commonplace, but the scenery is delicious, the dialogue refreshingly tart and the keen supporting cast frisky or affecting, as the occasion demands.
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Refreshingly, the merchandising here is not divided into men's and women's: Instead all fragrance, makeup products, creams and high-tech beauty tools are bundled together.
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Brockmire's work in the booth is refreshingly outlandish — in one episode he incites a near riot by insulting the town the opposing team is from.
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Female "badasses" dominate the landscape, among them Sansa's sister, the avenger Arya, the refreshingly butch Brienne of Tarth, and, recently, the kiddie-queen Lady Mormont.
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The performers — who include the appealing Broadway veterans Jenn Colella, Chad Kimball and Rodney Hicks — refreshingly come in assorted shapes, sizes, ages and skin tones.
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Hermes is so often depicted as slight and fleet-footed, but as played by Chris Sullivan, he is a refreshingly gruff messenger of the gods.
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And while overhead drone shots are becoming a too-easy convention in contemporary film, their use here is refreshingly different, capturing almost surrealistically colorful landscapes.
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Mr. Wonderful decided that a bit of fresh air was needed, so he put together this recipe for a refreshingly veggie-forward golden beet poke.
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Sunday's Elimination Chamber matches (there were two, with the women finally getting a crack at it) were predictable but, compared to most years, refreshingly fun.
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Tanya Hennessy is a radio host based in Canberra, Australia, and her recent, refreshingly honest beauty "how to" went viral because, well, it's so damn real.
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The New Lenovo Yoga Book's Second E-Ink Display Is a Refreshingly Neat IdeaPhoto: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)You wanted to love the original Lenovo Yoga Book.
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Smarsh is refreshingly aware that she can only speak to the experiences of the white working class, and sometimes only those of white working-class women.
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And in nanomedicine, an area where much of the fundamental research is just now taking place, it's work that's refreshingly close to helping real, live people.
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Jake Lyon, a 21-year-old from San Diego whose screen name is the refreshingly straightforward "JAKE," is one of the best damage-dealers in Overwatch.
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Then again, not everyone can say their grandmother is a literal queen, but still, it all seems refreshingly down-to-earth (in more ways than one!).
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Outside of the characters and stories, even, Hill's direction is refreshingly straightforward, giving the actors room to riff while still keeping an eye on the punchlines.
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It refreshingly underlines the fact that being with the one you love is way better than pining for them (at least if you're doing it right).
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It seemed like a refreshingly altruistic and selflessly motivated move when the North-American Interfraternity Conference announced a new initiative to ban hard liquor last week.
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Southern Charm star Cameran Eubanks has been refreshingly honest about the less glamorous side of motherhood ever since announcing she was expecting her baby girl. Breastfeeding?
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Pyre's world feels refreshingly unique, blending a pioneer vibe with elements of fantasy and HP Lovecraft, and then dousing them with bright greens, purples, and oranges.
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The passionate nationalism prevalent elsewhere, often whipped up by populist leaders intent on clinging to power beyond their allotted presidential terms, is refreshingly absent in Uruguay.
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She was interviewed by comedian Amy Sedaris (who also happens to be best friends with Aniston's husband Justin Theroux) which resulted in a refreshingly candid conversation.
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For an A-lister with years of red carpet and media training under her belt, Parker is refreshingly (and somewhat disarmingly) down to earth in person.
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Today, her interview with the gossip blog Hollyscoop—her first interview in four years—was previewed on Good Morning America, and she was refreshingly self-aware.
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And yet this position is so unconventional—and so refreshingly sane—that my colleague Jeet Heer argues that it justifies Sanders's continued presence in the race.
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The car itself feels refreshingly innovative to step into—a sense of potential, at a time when fixing infrastructure in New York can appear so doomed.
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We had a chance to sample these newbies, and both flavors were nutty, sweet, and refreshingly light — kind of like a tropical vacation in your mouth.
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Actress Laura Steponchev delivers a refreshingly earnest and low-key performance, swapping leather and mirrorshades for the nondescript look of someone who genuinely lives mostly online.
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It's a laudable goal—where summer-movie season largely caters to kids, his films are refreshingly aimed at grownups—but Nolan's execution has often been shaky.
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Intellectual property is the coin of the realm In a refreshingly honest statement paired with the announcement, Sugar makes it clear why Battlefield is so promising.
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It still gives you much of what Pokémon does — cool monsters to collect, a huge world to explore — but does so in a refreshingly new way.
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In a tour of her New York City townhouse, the actress and model, 52, admits she takes a refreshingly laid-back approach to her seasonal gatherings.
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It was supposed to be a different kind of season, one refreshingly focused on the present — meaning the actual games rather than the future for once.
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"It comes down to trust," says Silo Studio's Attua Aparicio Torinos, one of the participating artists, about the project's fun and refreshingly hands-off curatorial approach.
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I don't know, but it's my new favorite cold pasta, custom-made for summer — refreshingly and unapologetically hot and spicy, and perfect for lunch or dinner.
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Their choices are refreshingly diverse—of the seventy-five artists and collectives invited to participate, the majority are people of color and two-thirds are women.
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A '70s spirit was in the air in the collection, but the accessories were refreshingly simple, like this bohemian-but-spare shoulder satchel in butterscotch leather.
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Bernie Sanders, on the other hand, appears to be a refreshingly honest man who is genuinely concerned about the vast and growing inequality in this country.
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We've rounded up refreshingly modern items that will help you make a sleek room for your little one that you'll actually want to lounge around in.
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Most of Kanell's followers are coming to him for recipes, not decorating how-tos, and just want cake that's delicious—it's refreshingly old-school, he says.
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Man buns, handwashing signs, the cold-pressed juice industry: Each of these is obviously deserving of ridicule and public mockery, but Dern's approach was refreshingly original.
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"Detroiters" is refreshingly earnest, and in an era of cerebral but quietly depressing comedies, it's a welcome change of pace to have a show so gleeful.
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Still, Ms. Carmena is credited with bringing a refreshingly frugal management style to a city administration that had grown accustomed to feasting at the public trough.
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In a refreshingly unfamiliar cast, the most familiar member — apart from Weaving — is an unrecognizable Stephen Lang, as what can only be called an undead cyborg.
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Refreshingly, Egan and her characters turn their backs on a Manhattan interior defined by subways and skyscrapers, Broadway and Wall Street, to look outward to sea.
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Her art prints take marbling to a refreshingly minimal, modernist extreme: hand-drawn, vividly colored geometric shapes, for example (à la Hockney), floating on marbled backgrounds.
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And her depictions of familiar sci-fi concepts, like aliens with some sort of collective hive mind, are refreshingly different from other takes on these ideas.
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It's a screenless, refreshingly analog, rubberized square that connects to your Spotify Premium account with or without WiFi, and most important of all, without your phone.
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The list, which includes contributions from Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes, offers a refreshingly concrete take on the ongoing debate over big tech and election manipulation.
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A console on the side lets you adjust both the nozzle angle and the water pressure—alas, not temperature, so the water will stay refreshingly brisk.
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Ai seemed refreshingly nonplussed about all the hoopla at the press preview the next morning, waggishly filming those in the audience when not addressing their questions.
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Ambar is a new, refreshingly brave voice in music, and if you slept on her 2019 debut, Dreaming Lucid, there's plenty of time to fix that.
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Its craft beer list, though, is refreshingly Hudson Valley, and the long, slender bar with a dozen-plus tap options will satisfy even jaded beer nerds.
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It's an unlikely premise, and yet from sexist directors to the trials of unemployment, Ms. Girardet's monologue (directed by Julie Bertin) is refreshingly earnest and funny.
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Refreshingly, the members of this committee are putting functioning government over partisanship and focusing more on attending to the needs of the country than on politics.
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This is especially regrettable since his actual policy outlines are refreshingly bold—and do deserve to be presented as a serious alternative to Clinton's more modest proposals.
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And when Slate's refreshingly honest interview with New York Magazine went viral for all the wrong reasons, it just made it harder for her to be herself.
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Claire DeWitt, with her metaphysical bent and haunted past, and Phoebe Sigler, burrowing into the depths of Inland Empire, are refreshingly now and timeless all at once.
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She initiated a nationwide consultative process to help define the new CDU platform, and was refreshingly more willing than Merkel to address contentious issues such as migration.
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Schumer — who's a mainstream Democrat, and not at all on the party's left flank — has long been refreshingly honest about the role of ideology in judicial nominations.
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On the other hand, he can be refreshingly frank and self-aware when cataloging his own foibles, all while making us feel less guilty about our own.
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Her sound is sleek, refreshingly defiant, yet resolute in the way it embodies emotion – not so dissimilar to those Swedes, but with a slightly different, bold shade.
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Former colleagues and current executives describe Murphy as private — eschewing the public spotlight — "refreshingly" honest, "no fluff," tough, a little bit coarse but never cruel or unkind.
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At past Games, Chloe, Red, and their fellow teen snow-sports prodigies might have felt like untouchable superhumans, but at this year's outing, they're actually refreshingly relatable.
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Still, Ashish's use of slogans felt refreshingly authentic, at a time when fashion has approached activism as more of a trend than as an agent for change.
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Karlsson keeps things refreshingly simple here, letting her woozy melodies carry her coming-of-age short stories, experimenting with structure and sound when she feels the need.
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H&M's models look refreshingly at ease with themselves and their bodies, which is a big change from what we're used to seeing while bikini shopping online.
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Unbeknownst to all those adult would-be comedians, however, a nine-year-old named Alice is sneakily slaughtering the competition with her hysterical, refreshingly simple cartoon captions.
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Publishers often promote "historical numbering" as something done to please fans, but Jon Goldwater, the publisher and co-chief executive of Archie Comic Publications, was refreshingly candid.
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A former punk musician, McGrath feels a deep affection for the joyful raucous stupidity of rock music; refreshingly, he isn't ashamed to say so in a poem.
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For all the accolades and recent ubiquity — or claims, in some circles, that she takes advantage of the very system she critiques — Ms. Steyerl is refreshingly humble.
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In the late 1970s, the industrial crisis struck in the U.S. No one agrees why it happened, and the authors of Divested are refreshingly honest about this.
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Her dancers wore similar outfits and refreshingly represented a variety of body types, perhaps a sign of Lizzo&aposs commitment to propelling the body-positive movement forward.
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While I find the iconoclasts' logic refreshingly clear, I am drawn more to a contextualist position (as I'll call it) based not on heritage but on history.
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The judgments by each of the judges are refreshingly unique, especially at a time when India is heaving under the wave of a conservative right-wing government.
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Unlike the algorithms used by Amazon (which are sneaky) or Facebook (which abetted the spread of fake news), Instagram's Explore feature strikes me as refreshingly non-sinister.
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While "Arcade/Arcadia," at the front of the gallery, is indeed a showstopper, the rest of Harvey's innovative, eclectic, and refreshingly large-minded show is altogether engrossing.
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Refreshingly human, the team is unafraid to use their own bodies, which may peak flesh with veins and hair, to forward the style of the Meatwreck project.
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Full Specsa 4K LED display with a 60 Hz (120 Hz effective) refresh ratea 1.1 GHz quad-core processor3GB of memory16GB of internal storageBluetooth 4.1dual-band wi-fian SD card inputfour HDMI 2.0 portstwo USB ports (one USB 2.0, one USB 3.0)an ethernet portone optical audio output porta refreshingly minimal voice-activated remotea souped-up Amazon Fire TV operating systemREAD MEA solid display at a refreshingly affordable price.
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Hathaway's post is refreshingly frank about the fact that weight gain and weight loss happens — as a result of and totally regardless of pregnancy — and both are okay.
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Since launching the Heads Together campaign to encourage conversations surrounding mental health, the British royal family has been refreshingly outspoken on the stigma that can accompany mental illness.
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But for 2019, MSI is leaning heavily on a refreshingly old school information source to help improve its systems: feedback from users...and feedback in the laptops themselves.
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But the series is refreshingly well aware that there are many different kinds of cherries, all unique in their own special ways, even if they're still all cherries.
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Swim- and athleticwear brand Chromat's show at New York Fashion Week last Friday had a refreshingly inclusive cast, with models from demographics that aren't always represented on runways.
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The app is refreshingly non-competitive; in fact, there is no way to add friends, see other people's activity, or keep track of how "well" you're doing numerically.
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As a relic of an era when Apple could still do no wrong, this vision of boys who make gadgets and why they make them is refreshingly cutting.
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Unlike more famous social media toddlers and babies, with their reams of sponsored content and annoying glamour shots, there's still something refreshingly homespun about Baby Jayde's Instagram page.
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She's a whole new woman, as specifically be heard in her new experimental sound in "Bad Liar" and "Fetish," and been seen with refreshingly low maintenance public appearances.
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In a saturated festival market crowded with often-redundant lineups, the maturity and relaxed atmosphere of Next Fest offered a refreshingly slower, but decidedly fun, change of pace.
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Jeezy's trap-honed nasal tones hold down the album's final track, "Right Back," and bring a refreshingly abrasive touch to the overall slickness of Quality Street Music 2.
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Since then, refreshingly candid photos of them at Ascot, garden parties, even charity functions have gone viral, with fans dubbing the couple the new face of the monarchy.
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New York (CNN Business)Anheuser-Busch InBev may be struggling with a massive debt load, but the king of beers had some refreshingly good news for investors Thursday.
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What the movie got right As someone who studied infectious diseases for her PhD, I found some scenes in the movie cringey and some scenes refreshingly scientifically accurate.
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Writer-director Sofia Coppola has produced a small-scale movie that exalts old-fashioned movie-making qualities, yielding a refreshingly understated alternative to a sea of summer blockbusters.
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In short, the S53 5G performed as expected, which doesn't sound like much, but compared to Motorola's more cumbersome multi-gadget solution, the S10 5G was refreshingly simple.
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In his goodbye memo to employees, he acknowledged his own obsolescence -- a refreshingly rare point of view in tech circles, where company founders are often viewed as indispensable.
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Fagan's novel balances the oncoming climate disaster with the human-scale stories of these characters, focusing especially on Stella, whose feelings about her sexual identity are refreshingly resolute.
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The Daily Bag A '70s spirit was in the air at Chloé, but the accessories were refreshingly simple, like this bohemian-but-spare shoulder satchel in butterscotch leather.
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Earlier this year, Mattel introduced Barbie dolls with refreshingly real body diversity, while we still have yet to see the same variety in male action figures, for example.
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So if there's anything revolutionary happening in this film, we're guessing it won't have much to do with a refreshingly progressive representation of women's bodies in popular entertainment.
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Despite all the pretentious finery of the formal wear, traditional setting and the fact it's called the Trinity Ball, there is definitely something refreshingly grimey about it all.
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The urge to bare, whether it's seen as refreshingly upfront or hopelessly narcissistic, was on display in the sheer looks at Dolce & Gabbana, Emilia Wickstead and Sonia Rykiel.
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When Ms. Burns, who, refreshingly, does not wear a body microphone, melts into "What'll I Do" or "It Must Be Christmas," it's easy to forget who is singing.
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The result is a salad that's refreshingly simple and perfectly balanced, with every bite leaving you chasing another taste of that salty cheese, bright dressing, and satisfying crunch.
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I looked forward to our weekly sessions because Julie was, refreshingly, so unlike me: an easygoing extrovert to my more cautious introvert, a realist but not an overthinker.
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Each member of the family has his or her own engrossing story, and this time, refreshingly, Sam and his autism aren't portrayed as the source of their misery.
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Places like Cayucos, "the last of the California beach towns," and Pismo Beach, "where monarchs flock to eucalyptus groves every winter, still feel refreshingly low-key," Chheda writes.
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Perhaps because it is so attuned to the contours of the here and now, Jacobsen's work remains refreshingly unconcerned with making claims for its own art historical importance.
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During a long, refreshingly substantive discussion of health-care policy, Mr Sanders held fast, blaming "the profiteering of the drug companies and insurance companies" for America's health-care woes.
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From Bumble and Bumble's cult-loved salt spray to a chic silk pillowcase with trendy leopard spots, click through to shop the rich girl's vanity — while it's refreshingly attainable.
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Also, though it's far from the point of 9JKL, with Feuerstein, Gould, and Lavin leading the show, there's a refreshingly and unmistakably Jewish sensibility to the entire endeavor. —J.
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While Adam West was certainly typecast in the role for far too long, he represents a lighthearted approach to Batman that's become refreshingly different in this day and age.
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Hayek may be one of the most famous actresses in the world, married to one of the richest men in the world, but her beauty routine seems refreshingly normal.
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At first glance Clips is refreshingly fun and easy to use, so you can create maximum impact—with a bold title or a Prisma-style filter—with minimum effort.
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It's refreshingly honest considering most pro athletes try to convince the public it's NOT about the money -- it's about where they have the best shot at winning a ring.
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Even with a larger-than-ever pool of nominees for major awards and a refreshingly diverse selection, the Grammys still couldn't help but fall back into some old patterns.
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Natalie Portman refreshingly drove this point home when she starred in a James Blake music video "just days" before giving birth, according to a press release obtained by Pitchfork.
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It's all refreshingly pointed, especially in a game that, despite being set in New York, seems to avoid any reference to the pseudo-fascist currently in the White House.
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Asked in the days after he took the job about his "style of play," he was refreshingly non-committal, insisting that he would adapt to the talent he had.
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After previously introducing their son in a refreshingly relatable post-delivery photo, the royal parents sat for more regal portraits with Prince Alexander, who was born on April 19.
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The human touch that transcends duty—such as a subplot in which North and South Korean enemy soldiers help each other—appealed, as did the refreshingly strong female lead.
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His earliest efforts with the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic (Exton) are routine, though a slow, simmering Seventh is worth hearing because it's one of this conductor's most refreshingly interventionist readings.
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Refreshingly, Futterman sees the achievements of McCormack and others like him as largely to the good — not just for the athletes' net worth, but for fans and owners, too.
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Earlier, Nicole Powell, a smoky-voiced chanteuse who plays Muzzy with a refreshingly calm dignity, delivers an elegant "Only in New York," one of the best Tesori-Scanlan songs.
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That's one of the things we love most about her: She's refreshingly real about breastfeeding boobs to stretch marks, and she's not afraid to let it all hang out.
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I mean, Nick and Brian are both hugely talented musicians but Karen was the visual focus, whether deepthroating her mic or refreshingly pouring a beer over her own head.
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Refreshingly chill despite spending his days listening to thinly veiled racists—sorry, "conservative standard-bearers"—lecture him with proposals that would drive the US economy into a total nosedive.
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Snap's business model, which depends on TV-style advertising that (so far) offers marketers fewer of the data-targeted options pioneered by web giants like Google, feels refreshingly novel.
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The refreshingly easy-to-use Paint is for the layman, a digital equivalent of drawing a stick figure, an equal playing field for a mediocre artist and bored employee.
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He led a refreshingly lithe and transparent account of "Rheingold," keeping things fleet and colorful during playful stretches, but drawing out dark, heaving undercurrents when the music turned ominous.
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Women's World Cup: Megan Rapinoe, the U.S. team midfielder, and her teammates are refreshingly bold about demanding excellence from themselves and equitable treatment from others, our sports reporter writes.
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Her action-packed visual vignettes refreshingly feature a brown-skinned baby and caretaker dad who dramatize the obvious ("no" and "yes") and the more subtle ("yay" and "uh oh").
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The Exile on the Long Shore is one of those refreshingly sparse, small games that act as a kind of general antidote to the maximal impulses of contemporary games.
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The resulting décor is refreshingly antler-free and residential in feel with touches like handwoven Chapas textiles, Ralph Lauren fabrics and private balconies outfitted with firepits and gas grills.
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The phrase applies equally to the works on view, which are refreshingly free of the critiques of socioeconomic conditions and commodities that often sprout at biennials and art fairs.
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At a time when dance programming often takes cues from museum exhibitions, cohering around specific themes or provocations, there's something refreshingly old school in the looser La MaMa Moves!
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Despite having seen hundreds of live performances since he watched Bon Jovi's launch the Arena way back in 2007, Miserendino sounds refreshingly far from being jaded by the job.
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Unlike other mobile games that lure players in with a free download and immediately bombard them with in-game purchases, Stranger Things: The Game is refreshingly devoid of that nonsense.
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"Meghan and Prince Harry holding hands at a royal engagement is a refreshingly modern approach to their new role both as a couple and as representatives of the royal family."
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From the astronaut in Jordan Peele's remake of The Twilight Zone to the real-estate agent in Someone Great, Wise has a tendency to choose roles that are refreshingly real.
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Though they recognize their past successes — and seem to be refreshingly aware that they'll never fully escape being a former boy band — they're dedicated to their future as musicians, too.
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Such is the case in the film All These Small Moments, when Lindsay, played by a refreshingly authentic Harley Quinn Smith, steals a movie that isn't even primarily about her.
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But in real life, the emerging talent isn't stuck in the 70s at all — she is refreshingly modern, wearing a casual all-white ensemble with a few pops of color.
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Borrowing liberally from other franchises, the show ultimately comes into its own through a refreshingly sunny disposition, one it shares both with its fellow Netflix series and with its star.
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The space and time dedicated to these interactions is a refreshingly honest admission that, for better or worse (probably worse), we spend an inordinate amount of time on our phones.
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She's spoiled, she's generous, she's caustic, she's fun: Rihanna is exactly who she wants to be and — refreshingly — she's never cared if that ends up being on- or off-brand.
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The telecast didn't serve up as many viral or memorable moments as it might have with a host at the helm, but it was also refreshingly focused on ... the movies.
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While it's less common to see PDA amongst the royal family, it's also seen by many members of the public as refreshingly normal and relatable to see a couple affection.
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Many contributors praised the choice of names as a refreshingly normal departure from a trend that has seen celebrity babies given names like Apple, Audio, Bronx, North West and Rocket.
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Refreshingly, there are no saints or heroes; references to the Solidarity trade union or reunification of Germany form part of the backdrop, much like the blonde perms and aerobics classes.
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It's not the strongest song Miller's put out this summer—that three-song surprise pack was refreshingly self-analytical—but at least he's in a solid groove at the moment.
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The refreshingly honest Jane the Virgin star says she used to feel like she had to fit into a size 2 to succeed in the industry, but she's realistic now.
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Still the most predictably impressive string quartet in the world, this group gives a refreshingly simple program of Webern's "Langsamer Satz" and Schubert's String Quintet, with the cellist David Requiro.
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That includes in the physical sense -- which is not to say she's physically unattractive, but she's refreshingly unbothered about finding her best angles or taking roles with glam makeover budgets.
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However, none of them released a film in 2016, and so this year the Top Ten is refreshingly original and diverse, hinting at a shift toward a rejuvenated independent culture.
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Indian Accent As Indian menus go, the one drawn up by Manish Mehrotra, the chef at this elegantly subdued spot owned by a restaurant group based in India, is refreshingly brief.
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" While the trip hop beat is refreshingly new for her, the lyrics are t-shirt feminism at its blandest: "nasty women" references and a refrain of "don't fuck with my freedom.
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Tacoma may be the sci-fi story of an evacuated space station and the people who left it, but the appearance of a vibrator feels refreshingly modern for any video game.
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Refreshingly for Black Mirror, the episode acknowledges that apps and gadgets aren't uniformly attractive or corrosive; people's interactions with them depend on what they do with the rest of their lives.
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There have been a few deals for the Galaxy S8 offering a second free phone from carriers (including T-Mobile), but Samsung's deal is refreshingly simple and free of fine print.
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Yet Mr Isserlis is refreshingly ready to slaughter the avant-garde's sacred cows, dismissing the late Pierre Boulez—the biggest such beast—as having had a deleterious effect on musical life.
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And in refreshingly optimistic news, parts of this ecosystem are expected to flourish in a warmer world, creating a refuge for species escaping drought-stricken regions to the south and west.
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Paired with tailored pieces, it proved a refreshingly new way to accessorize tailored pieces, and showed that even the more traditional of men can feel like they, too, can experiment forward.
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They're similarly configured devices that are priced about the same, and both have a nice sharp design that's refreshingly different than what Apple has been throwing at us for a decade.
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Perry's nails are painted in hot pink polish, which matches the ring pretty perfectly and feels refreshingly different than the nudes and pale pinks you usually see on bridal Pinterest boards.
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At their best, as they were that afternoon, the Cavaliers are cohesive but refreshingly distinct, like a clock that draws its charm from the ease with which it might be disassembled.
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The professional makeup artist and U.S. army veteran, who started vlogging in 2008, made a name for herself by being refreshingly real in a world of unrealistic reviews and sponsored posts.
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It can be hard to articulate all that goes into becoming and being a dancer, but the project known as 52 Portraits does so on a refreshingly human scale, without oversimplifying.
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Looking at a refreshingly spare, monochrome ink-line painting of a late Genji chapter from the 13th century, the women appear as static and integrated into the room as the furniture.
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Obviously, he's not the first bartender on TV. But the show's delicate portrayal of Greg's internal conflict between going to business school and paying his father's medical bills is refreshingly honest.
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The attitude is refreshingly D.I.Y. There are no white-cube galleries: Instead, the works, by more than 100 artists, are displayed in and around the spaces of this former military installation.
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They commandeer hot air balloons and hilltop villas and refreshingly they look just as bored banging out Hot Creations releases from the Palace of Versailles as they do the Pickle Factory.
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It's an often-funny, consistently searing study of complacency that feels refreshingly honest rather than idealistic, kissing off everything from hip kid faux-rebellion to anti-government hostility to existential dread.
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Walsh is a deep reader of Debussy's music with an uncommon ability to translate complex details into words that are precise yet evocative and that are refreshingly free of academic jargon.
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Through chameleonic commitment to detached narrative, Big Day in a Small Town tricks you into expecting total received craft and nothing else, and the refreshingly hooky music plays out the illusion.
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Refreshingly, Sophie Germain's story not only reminds us of the importance of perseverance, it recalls a time when discoveries were often made by hard-working amateurs — for the fun of it.
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In my 15 years at The Times, I've written plenty of education stories, and young people, who can be refreshingly fine-tuned and insightful, are some of my favorite interview subjects.
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At a refreshingly brisk two hours, "A Bronx Tale" moves through the story of Calogero's conflicted loyalties at a rhythmic clip that's enhanced by the lively, idiomatic choreography of Sergio Trujillo.
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Sarah plainly scans as a woman with a psychiatric illness, and the few characters we trust — her sympathetic colleague (Molly Shannon) and refreshingly sweet love interest (John Reynolds) — share our concern.
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Night in the Woods An anticipated "rust belt gothic" tale about sad cats, midnight mysteries and donuts, Night in the Woods takes a refreshingly Love and Rockets approach to adventure games.
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While a different rapper would play off lines like "I'm Fergalicious / My body stay vicious like sugar cane" for a laugh, his love for the Black Eyed Peas vocalist is refreshingly unironic.
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From the laughably absurd to the refreshingly frank, here some of the best and worst portrayals of abortion on film and TV.Just 7% of 2016's top films were directed by women.
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Sandi Rankaduwa penned this essay on how refreshingly diverse all-male musical groups like PrettyMuch and Brockhampton are expanding what it means to be an American boy band — by owning the label.
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And while stopping by Chelsea Handler's Netflix talk show, Chelsea, the comedian got refreshingly candid about the origins of her brand — and why it's important to her that it be size-inclusive.
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They might be musically thrilling and refreshingly glamorous, but it's also crucial to remember that they are, by their own admission and the descriptions of those around them, creating an art project.
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In one of my most memorable meals in the city, I met some of those young returnees at Chez Naceur, an unassuming roadside stall in the refreshingly downtempo neighborhood of La Goulette.
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"Meghan and Prince Harry holding hands at a royal engagement is a refreshingly modern approach to their new role both as a couple and as representatives of the royal family," she said.
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Mann's film, in addition to having the classic Hollywood trifecta of good-looking actors, thrilling cliffhanger plotlines and a globe-trotting, costume-shifting script, is refreshingly accurate and hits close to home.
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Watching the film feels almost like sifting through an archive yourself: The old footage, still photographs, and newspaper clippings are refreshingly displayed without contemporary commentary; the filmmakers have left that to us.
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One could be forgiven for assuming Kardashian would splurge on the latest high-end pieces when decking out her workspace, but, as it happens, the KUWTK star's picks are surprisingly —and refreshingly!
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Especially if they can lead to positive changes that benefit us from a health and environmental standpoint, and also allow people to be refreshingly open about something that we literally all do.
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"Meghan and Prince Harry holding hands at a royal engagement is a refreshingly modern approach to their new role both as a couple and as representatives of the royal family," Meier said.
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And his personality matches his looks: he's charming and refreshingly authentic, and over the course of a couple hours, he talks about everything from his ex to his obsession with drag queens.
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But mostly, Moana is refreshingly free from groan-inducing stereotypes, or ridiculous twists like the European invaders leaving the American natives in peace and returning to England at the end of Pocahontas.
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Last month, we were intrigued when refreshingly outspoken plus-size model Tess Holliday took to Instagram to share an intriguing, if sort of cryptic, peek at a project she was working on.
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From the flow on "Can't Feel No Way" through the hazy "Sandra Foster" and the sweetly melodic closer "Used To Be My Life," it's a rewarding and refreshingly addictive piece of work.
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" She continued, "Meghan and Prince Harry holding hands at a royal engagement is a refreshingly modern approach to their new role both as a couple and as representatives of the royal family.
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While this isn't something that usually comes up during the "Who are you wearing?" exchange, more and more actresses are actually buying their red-carpet looks — and being refreshingly open about it.
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But, refreshingly, in our era of homework TV, it's also a joyride, all roller skates and mousse-claw bangs, synthesizer jams and leopard-print leotards, home pregnancy tests and cocaine-serving robots.
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Read more: 24 times celebrity moms were refreshingly honest about their post-pregnancy bodiesAdditionally, Klein recommended on-the-go moms like Markle try a sling to carry their babies on their bodies.
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Today, Chance's new take on the "Gimme A Break" song was released through Kit Kat's Twitter account and it refreshingly sounds like something that could have made the cut for Coloring Book.
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One other interesting aspect of Julie Desk — and something Hobeika is refreshingly candid about — is that the startup openly operates a hybrid model, with its AI being underpinned by continuous human supervision.
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As a cancer drama, "After Everything" is refreshingly mundane, focusing less on the high stakes of illness than on how two young people talk to each other in sickness and in health.
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The glassed-in wine room plays a refreshingly interactive part in your meal: Rather than refer to a list, you're invited to peruse the room the way you would a wine shop.
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But if you don't mind any of that, you might find this creation by Davis (whose "Camping" was recently adapted for the network by Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner) refreshingly, deliriously bonkers.
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Scroll's privacy policy is refreshingly readable and candid about what it gathers and what it does and doesn't share — including being honest about sharing information with governments when required to by law.
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At times it plays like an extended skit on "The Daily Show"; yet its disorder also makes its insights — like how strongly the church's training sessions resemble acting classes — feel refreshingly organic.
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In this video of the Third Partita, from the Greene Space in 2014, Mr. Gandelsman's playing is refreshingly unadorned and soft, with the friendly warmth of a recital in his living room.
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An exception is "The Date," the only entry flirting with satire and the only one to feature an obvious villain, so caricatural as to be a refreshingly obvious piñata for "woke" theatergoers.
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Portal feels refreshingly unpretentious amid its Soho surroundings, but in a city filled with white-walled art galleries and art fairs of every stripe, it could stand to do something more unique.
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As someone who consumes a godawful amount of photography on a day-to-day basis, being able to browse around a map in this way is a refreshingly different way to explore neighborhoods.
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A key to Buffett's extraordinary success, though, is a refreshingly simple habit and "something anyone can do," his longtime friend Bill Gates pointed out in a recent blog post: He reads every day.
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In her short time as a royal, Meghan Markle has been celebrated for her refreshingly progressive thinking — but when it comes to Baby Sussex, the palace is determined to keep it old school.
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Some serious effort has gone into the design of Outlook for Android and iOS, with event pages showing locations, attendees, and all the other key information in a refreshingly simple and smart way.
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But that would be a bit too reactionary, because if you can get past that demerit or if you simply don't care about webcams, the LG Gram 23.0 is a refreshingly uncomplicated machine!
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Refreshingly, far from being polemicists, the authors are quite curious and investigatory about this pattern of human behavior, and they realize they are pushing at least some of their readers into uncomfortable territory.
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Refreshingly, Nevada women making history isn't new; the first Latina woman in the U.S. House of Representatives was Barbara Vucanovich, who was elected back in 1983 and remained in her seat until 1997.
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AMC Networks is joining soon, meaning subscribers will have access to AMC, Sundance, IFC, and We TV. Despite YouTube TV's relatively weak channel selection, the rest of the service is refreshingly well built.
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Creator Emily Andras (adapting Beau Smith's comic book series) credits a fervent fan base, which is already organizing conventions around the world, after refreshingly positive interactions online with each other and the cast.
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Debating the sincerity of sitting on a Virgin train floor feels refreshingly tedious compared to living under a government that is willing to put fast trains on slow tracks at the taxpayers' expense.
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In terms of the musical program, 2016's Legacy of the Witch honored a refreshingly diverse spectrum of witchy embodiment, ending in three dynamic sets by Void Vision, Sabbath Assembly, and Wax Idols.
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You should obviously approach politics on Wikipedia with skepticism, but sections on touchy topics like Donald Trump's White House transition, or Hillary Clinton's health are refreshingly devoid of conspiracy theories and hasty conclusions.
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The supermodel, 62 — who recently released Bellissima, an organic line of Prosecco says — gave PEOPLE a tour of her Hamptons house, which is refreshingly devoid of stuffy furniture and over-the-top accents.
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All of these elements make watching or re-watching the film incredible, but a deeper look reveals a main reason why it was enchanting to begin with: The whole film is refreshingly diverse.
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Though these efforts may have made the film's development more expensive and complicated, the result is a bilingual, bicultural movie that is accessible to everyone -- and, refreshingly, puts its Mexican characters center stage.
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An inversion of "mysterious orphan" tropes, Hollyhock isn't an unstable runaway with obvious emotional problems resulting from her adoption—she's a level-headed, kind teenager whose curiosity about her origins feels refreshingly uncomplicated.
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At a time when the gap between the richest clubs and the rest has been allowed — encouraged, in fact — to become a chasm, international soccer has, refreshingly, blessedly, traveled in the opposite direction.
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The eight-person cast refreshingly (and stylishly) embodies Huxley's vision of the future, although I do wish that the director, Felix Hafner, had found ways to relate Huxley's predictions to our contemporary world.
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Fortunately, the seeming simplicity of the prose doesn't detract from the complicated morass Reid creates, showing us how race and class become entangled in a way that is refreshingly humorous and compulsively readable.
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He manages to be manically sex-crazed, entirely self-obsessed, and still the best that a Yelper can be, giving an informed review of an establishment from a refreshingly assertive place of narcissism.
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Pop Smoke makes the kind of bad-moods-beget-bad-decisions-beget-bad-consequences music that New York rap once specialized in, and which feels, in the current landscape, almost refreshingly Stone Age.
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Some celebrities who have nannies have been refreshingly open how how crucial those caregivers are to the fabric of their families, underscoring just how stressful raising children can be, even with ample funds.
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Former San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro (3), an Obama administration veteran who was among the favorites to become Hillary Clinton's running mate in 2016, has been refreshingly transparent about his interest in running.
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"Bright, Precious Days" shows us how that once promising new relationship plays out and how it compares to the older, imperfect but still loving one; on this subject, McInerney is refreshingly clear-eyed.
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Gossip Girl fandom was refreshingly aware that the show it was committed to was pure garbage, but everyone was having fun picking it to pieces and making something new with the detritus nonetheless.
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In a time tainted by curatorial hubris ranging from the revolutionary to the messianic, in which art so often becomes instrumentalized, Tohmé's proposal was refreshingly modest and placed the artists' work center stage.
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Heavy-handed curatorial agendas, excessive branding, and spectacle-scale works are refreshingly absent from this project, nor have the trail's curators pushed overly hard to position Bhubaneswar in an imagined global art context.
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It's about time rosé had its place on the fancy doughnut menu — not only does the wine have a refreshingly light flavor, it also has a pretty pink hue perfect for adapting into icing.
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The newly unveiled Cortex-A77 CPU and Mali-G77 GPU are refreshingly simple in that they're all about increasing performance and efficiency without doing much in the way of adding features or specialist capabilities.
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And in Fillion, the show has a star who's refreshingly free of vanity (mostly), willing to portray himself as an over-the-hill guy huffing his way through his first days on the job.
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The air is refreshingly crisp, while the warm sun keeps you blissfully comfortable in your favorite easy outfit: raw hem jeans, a breezy white t-shirt, with a chunky cardigan draped over your shoulders.
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Instead, he went on a network the financial world watches on a Wednesday morning ahead of the market open, and he was, by Washington standards, refreshingly blunt on a range of important economic issues.
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Meanwhile, if you play the just-released "Platinum" demo, you'll find an experience that feels refreshingly modern, with fast combat seemingly from a more traditional action game, and a huge, open world to explore.
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To offer untrue factual assertions to support a policy position that's backed up by fossil fuel interests is a refreshingly banal way to conduct politics compared to some of the madness that's going on.
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The daters are of all ages, backgrounds and from across the U.S. The audience will be along for the ride in a refreshingly authentic viewing experience that plays like a real-life romantic comedy.
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"In The Beach Bum, Harmony has crafted the perfect movie for our dark and serious time," Lesher said in a statement, "a refreshingly original, irreverent, and hilarious stoner comedy that only he could create."
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To conclude, Ms. Malkki drew a refreshingly transparent and probing performance of Strauss's sumptuous tone poem, and she certainly delivered during moments when the piece is supposed to wallop you with a fortissimo din.
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A day into their retreat in West Virginia, members had thought they'd be taking a victory lap on tax reform and responding to President Donald Trump's refreshingly-reserved, presidentially-toned State of the Union.
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Many young voters find her candidacy — with her detailed plans for issues such as canceling student loan debt, enacting universal childcare, eradicating the racial and gender wage gap, and reducing gun violence — refreshingly practical.
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But while beautifully concise, it still manages to squeeze in loads of suspense, chills (though nothing too nightmare-inducing), action and entertaining character dynamics — all within a refreshingly original take on post-apocalyptic hellscapes.
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Whereas the construction trucks are all ambition and drive, this stunningly beautiful book presents a refreshingly new sensibility: Willpower alone can only get you so far; sometimes it's best to go with the flow.
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Acknowledging the importance of the U.S. energy industry to economic growth and jobs, the president has championed achieving "energy dominance," bringing a refreshingly different vision to energy and the environment policy than his predecessor.
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She had covered up her elaborate full-sleeve tattoo with a Wimbledon-white arm sock, and played a refreshingly thoughtful brand of tennis, but still the entire crowd — Slovenians excepted — seemed firmly behind Gauff.
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The merits of Twin Peaks: The Return have been plentiful and varied over the course of 2017's summer, but the series finale confirmed a new virtue: the whole series has been refreshingly Trump-proof.
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Busy Philipps got her start playing a plucky college freshman on Dawson's Creek, but in the years since, she's become better known for her unfiltered approach to celebrity and her refreshingly candid social-media presence.
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Why you might buy it: It's refreshingly platform-agnostic, without much of an interface of its own: It works with a ton of apps on iOS and Android, and with Chrome on Windows and macOS.
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Ms Barker, a British writer best known for the "Regeneration" trilogy about the first world war, gives Briseis and the other Trojan slave-girls voices that feel refreshingly modern, steeped in history though they are.
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The royal visit to Reprezent—the only national radio station in the UK that's presented by young people—shows a commitment to engaging with young people in a refreshingly natural and down-to-earth way.
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U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura had promised a refreshingly brisk pace of business-like meetings over a short four-day round, with new elections, a new constitution, reformed governance and counter-terrorism on the agenda.
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Rockstar, of Grand Theft Auto fame, is looking to make them all look like toys with Red Dead Redemption 2 and its wild west frontier that looks to be not just huge, but refreshingly real.
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It is refreshingly incongruous to come upon "Cabbage Map" (44 x 30 inches), in which that vegetable appears splayed out in a many-angled, leafy shape similar to Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion map of the world.
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Jana Kramer and Mike Caussin have been refreshingly honest about the ups and downs of their three-year marriage, and now after overcoming infidelity and heartbreak the couple are happily expecting their second child together.
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Refreshingly, when THUMP met with Dan Blackledge—one of the island's new adoptive parents—it became immediately clear that in this case the plan stretches way further than 2-4-1 shooters and kebab vans.
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Mr. Ferver's dance-theater works are campy, clever and refreshingly unhinged; here he mixes in some rigorous ballet choreography — he calls it "post-Balanchine witch" — performed by Reid Bartelme, Barton Cowperthwaite and Carling Talcott-Steenstra.
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Even though the plot sounds a little familiar — lots of people can't help but compare the series to teen classics like "Gossip Girl" and "Riverdale" — it's actually a refreshingly nuanced take on modern teen angst.
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Conducted with fierce energy by Nicole Paiement — a gorgeous performance that dipped into lushness without ever losing focus — the cast, much of it drawn from Glimmerglass's distinguished (and refreshingly diverse) young artist program, was superb.
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Elstree 219 collects the memories of many who worked on the film and presents them with refreshingly clear-eyed nostalgia for a time when history was being made, even if nobody quite knew it yet.
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Rome's fountains, with their refreshingly cool, flowing water, are a powerful lure in the middle of the city's popular tourist spots, especially in this summer's heat, when European countries have broken records for scorching temperatures.
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In 2017, she got refreshingly candid with us about her decision to get liposuction, and earlier this month, the entrepreneur and mom of two opened up about getting a breast augmentation for the first time.
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Anyone would think she's a slave to the gym, but she's actually refreshingly down to earth and normal, loves a donut, and encourages her followers to take time off and rest when they need it.
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But unlike Edward Burtynsky, for instance, whose recent Anthropocene Project centered the human in a world out of whack—aerial views emphasizing the scale of human settlements and industry—Zelman offers a refreshingly ecocentric perspective.
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This impish joy, manifested even in small details such as the pink and red colors, is refreshingly different in tone from austere Conceptualist experiments in seriality, such as those of On Kawara or Tehching Hsieh.
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The Thaw of Olivia Kevin's pitch to his theatre co-star Olivia (Janet Montgomery) about his family is refreshingly honest, and intriguing enough to her to make her accept his invitation to Thanksgiving dinner with them.
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In these situations, a pale-pink, barely-there nail polish checks all the right boxes: something pretty and clean, a refreshingly muted choice that doesn't grab your attention every time you look down at your fingers.
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It's also interesting to see just how social attitudes change in that same amount of time, and there's points where the show feels refreshingly progressive when it comes to gender, sexual orientation, or dealing with trauma.
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Refreshingly, Verve is also disclosing the purchase price of Campus Vacations: $7 million in aggregate, consisting of a combination of cash, shares and "incentives" over time (presumably based on certain milestones and earn-outs being met).
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At a time when the rest of the tech industry is coming to grips with the consequences of emphasizing growth at any cost, these young women are refreshingly focused on tech's powerful applications for social good.
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The finished result feels refreshingly modern, and we're ready to see more of it on trendy cool-girl types in the near future — even if Disney's vision of the 21st century didn't exactly go as planned.
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MTV has also erased gendered categories, resulting in an even competition for Best Actor in a Movie (3 women, 3 men) and, refreshingly, 4 women nominated for Best Actor in a Show, and only 2 men.
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But while Reddit has a reputation for going bonkers on some threads, Suicide Watch has been refreshingly civil and supportive, and a lens into how social media can be utilized as a community tool for good.
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All the things that made Pretty Little Liars' Spencer Hasting such a believable character is exactly what makes Troian Bellisario, the actress who played her, so damn likable: Both are refreshingly honest, sharp, and effortlessly funny.
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Miles away from a traditional damsel in distress, she is refreshingly calm, tough, quick-thinking and competent, whether she is whittling a crutch into a sharpened stake or fashioning a hazmat suit from a shower curtain.
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Still, "Ocean's 8" brings a refreshingly unpretentious quality to this all-female, numerically scaled-down heist tale, yielding a movie that's pleasant, mildly fun and the gender switch notwithstanding, a bit of an old-fashioned throwback.
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The the film, which was developed in Sci Arc's Fiction and Entertainment Studio, headed by Liam Young and Alexey Marfin, explores the spaces beyond our online shopping impulses with a distinctly (and refreshingly) non-dystopian bent.
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Refreshingly, gay parenting isn't one of them; Aaron (Teagle F. Bougere) and Samuel (Patrick Breen) might as well be straight, so little does their homosexuality seem to matter to Eisa (Kara Young) or to their neighbors.
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But if his unconventional diplomatic style is news-grabbing and refreshingly playful compared to his predecessor's stiffness, it has yet to deliver any relief to the communities that deal with the effects of war every day.
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Mackintosh supplies refreshingly realistic domestic scenes for the women in this slow-burning narrative, including Kelly Swift of the British Transport Police, who talks her way onto this case to get back in the big leagues.
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"Refreshingly free of big-box chains and tourists (fewer than 1.5 million visitors were recorded in 2018), the Republic of North Macedonia won't fly under the radar for much longer," Courtney Lichterman wrote for Travel & Leisure.
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Ms. Persson, who gave an acclaimed performance in the title role of Monteverdi's "Coronation of Poppea" during Carnegie Hall's recent Venice festival, was at her best on Wednesday, singing with radiant sound and refreshingly direct expressivity.
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And Urquiola's "Gender" chair (Cassina, 2016) embodies a refreshingly open-minded attitude to a topic that might well preoccupy her, as one of few women to have achieved prominence within the deeply sexist world of design.
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Donald Glover's success story with Atlanta is equally thrilling for the series' refreshingly irreverent and clear-eyed look at a city and culture that's far less familiar to most than the fictional (and snowy white) Stars Hollow.
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Gurba's stories, which all together make up a refreshingly experimental memoir, are thick with meaning, pulling from Gurba's experience growing up queer and mixed-race Chicana in 1980s southern California, and exploring trauma, politics, identity, and endurance.
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In 153, the year Pitch Perfect first aca-hit theaters, Rebel Wilson declaring that she is to be called Fat Amy — so that other girls don't call her that behind her back — was a refreshingly progressive move.
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Her living room boasts a similarly lived-in aesthetic, with even more books in white built-ins and a plethora of pillows that create a cozy and refreshingly attainable vibe thanks to her budget-friendly shopping habits.
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Read these stories next: What It's Like To Be A Parent With Anxiety What You Need To Know About Caring For A Partner With Anxiety This Mom Is Refreshingly Honest About Being A Parent With Mental Illness
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But the midseason finale was refreshingly true to the original theme of Shameless: a dysfunctional poor family on the south side of Chicago can't catch a break thanks to a cocktail of circumstances and poor personal decisions.
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The researchers' assessment of how this will play out aren't optimistic per se, but they are refreshingly realistic in an age when tech is expected to play the savior but is just likely to be the villain.
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Regardless, it was a relief to spend a week with the refreshingly human citizens of the Kingdom, and a firm reminder that Dead can actually be really good when it scales back and relies on human stories.
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She won over viewers not only with her consistently flawless bakes which brought her to the top of the back, lasting eight weeks out of the possible ten, but also with a refreshingly honest sweetness and humility.
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Blunt and funny, 13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl is a refreshingly honest look at how society views physical appearance, how we internalize those critiques and how that affects the way we navigate the world.
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Weight and heft play a major role in giving the 5.2 inch screen device a solid build that feels strong in my hand and refreshingly less slick than the metal and glass-backed phones I'm used to.
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Since giving birth to her first daughter with husband John Legend in April, Teigen has been refreshingly open about some of the challenges facing new moms — from going out to dinner without baby to post-pregnancy skin.
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Adam Willems, 22, who was born in New York City but calls India home, said Delhi's parade was refreshingly anticapitalist, if still "very Anglophone," by which he meant it was largely attended by English-speaking, educated Indians.
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While honoring all the expected biomusical clichés, which include rolling out its subjects' greatest hits in brisk and sometimes too fragmented succession, this production refreshingly emphasizes the improbable triumph of rough, combustible parts assembled into glistening smoothness.
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It aims to combat flakes with peppermint oil, which gives off a refreshingly strong scent as you shampoo, and piroctone olamine, an antifungal compound that helps prevent the growth of a yeast that can lead to dandruff.
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In contrast to Mr. Felsher's first appearance before the grand jury, when he perjured himself — "I was panicked, I was terrorized," he recalled — his testimony to a second grand jury and before the subcommittee seemed refreshingly frank.
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Mixed in among the refined distillations of the life and ideas of historical figures including Yves Klein, Vincent Van Gogh and a clutch of ancient Greeks are personal sections that are refreshingly carnal and witty and sad.
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In contrast to the many dystopian visions of ectogenesis, "Hysteria" deals with charged issues, like abortion and father's rights, in a refreshingly playful tone, and presents a believable glimpse of a world that has decoupled pregnancy from motherhood.
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Williams spoke about being a woman whose work places her under public scrutiny while, you know, having a body, and she was refreshingly real — not that we'd expect anything less from the champion and Kevin Hart workout buddy.
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A British blogger took to Instagram to share a dressing room picture that was refreshingly honest about what the swimsuit shopping process is like when you have curves — and her message is resonating with many around the world.
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With sources of inspiration encompassing Ottoman composition techniques, North Indian rhythmic cycles, biblical Hebrew, and the songs of the Egyptian megastar Umm Kulthum, the concert, conducted by George Manahan, made for a refreshingly multifaceted evening of new music.
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Across this postage-stamp-size city are examples of the old and the new melding in a refreshingly creative way, pulling in families, professionals, young bar hoppers and a large gay population, all of them across income levels.
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A Medium membership is $5 monthly or $50 a year, and that money goes into a pool that is doled out to writers — a refreshingly creator-friendly approach compared to the house-always-wins attitude of other platforms.
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On Imagine Your Self in a Free and Natural World, one of the most refreshingly strange albums in recent history, B L A C K I E, takes noise rap to new heights by adding industrial free jazz.
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There's something about a movie that goes out of its way to embrace the quiet — to make the audience really listen and be fully aware of every snippet of sound or sliver of silence — that feels refreshingly rare.
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Convivial and Tail Up Goat are among the more interesting additions, but the most consistently excellent restaurant to open within the last five years feels refreshingly un-This Town: the Red Hen (dinner for two without wine, $75).
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Abandons books half-finished, sneaks coffee, has been known to feed her younger brother dog treats, and is refreshingly unambitious — at least when it comes to household chores, math, Girl Scouts, piano, soccer, writing letters and wearing sunscreen.
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Refreshingly honest about slave ownership in Cherokee territory, this novel takes us through the Civil War and shows us the consequences that this part of American history has had on a people — and their right to self-determination.
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Why it's so binge-able: Mashable Entertainment Reporter Proma Khosla outlined seven reasons why the show's such a perfect binge, including its next-level ability to portray existential dread, some especially sweet friendships, and a refreshingly diverse cast.
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But when I read that Meghan Markle was weaning her baby, Archie, I couldn&apost help but wonder about the Duchess of Sussex&aposs emotional state, which she has been refreshingly open about since giving birth in May.
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And given the current tendency of museums to opt for loud, high-calorie shows that often offer little in the way of nourishment, this quieter, more academic exploration of Black Mountain College feels both refreshingly new and substantial.
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As you can see (if you squint), via the IPL's refreshingly transparent bidding process, Facebook was the only Silicon Valley company in the mix: Here are the final figures for IPL Media Rights for the period from 2018-2022.
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Mr Genc is refreshingly balanced; he gives as much attention to a man who came of political age listening to Mr Erdogan vow to vanquish the Gezi protests as he does to another who had helped spark the protests.
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In its place is a unique and perfectly executed smoky shade that not only matches his body art, but is refreshingly easy on the eyes (particularly when compared to the brightest of blonde shades paired with the electro clothes).
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And, in her 13 years in the spotlight, Kaling has also solidified herself as a bonafide beauty star — serving up look after look while being refreshingly honest about the skin-care products and DIY treatments that work for her.
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Homepolish's West Coast Creative Director, Orlando Soria, is known for giving refreshingly real design advice, whether it's via his Instagram feed (follow #orcondo for hilarious renovation and decorating updates) or to celeb clients like Whitney Port and Gray Malin.
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"Jodie and Celia's refreshingly raw and honest take on the ups and downs of parenting fulfills a void we identified in the podcast universe," Jimmy Fox, president of Main Event Media, an All3Media America company, says in a statement.
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Hectoring his hecklers, clamoring for affirmation from his crowds and playing on the resentments of white working-class voters, Mr. Trump has impressed millions of Republicans who see him as refreshingly uninhibited — an unfamiliar quality in a national politician.
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At a time when even the most awkward and mealy-mouthed fighters are trying and failing to follow in Rousey and Conor McGregor's sass-mouthed footsteps to earn fights on spectacle, there's something refreshingly old school about her approach.
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The show abounds with meaningful ideas to be discovered, but leaves the viewer with the responsibility of forming their own conclusions (and refreshingly not with the abstract task of connecting invisible dots or making up meaning and finishing sentences).
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Ms. Bowers's Ella, pensive and kind, is uncomfortable with the fact that others see her as "the world's sexiest ocelot," while Ms. Chatterjee gives us a Sonia who is refreshingly bubblier than usual without losing any of her wistfulness.
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BENJAMIN GEORGE FRIEDMAN MANHATTAN ⬥ By the Bed To the Editor: Anna Kendrick is refreshingly honest when she admits that she keeps her most impressive books where they are likely to be seen by visitors (By the Book, Dec. 4).
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A year after they were denied a title at the buzzer against Villanova, North Carolina withstood another — and refreshingly different — heart-wrenching finish in a national semifinal Saturday night to beat Oregon, 33-76, at University of Phoenix Stadium.
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For decades Lynch has thought deeply about death and its rituals in his twin careers as writer and undertaker; no subject is off limits in this elegant, respectful and refreshingly funny discussion of a subject that often goes unexplored.
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Such impotence would sharply contradict both King's refreshingly accurate (by past DOE standards) assessment of CMES's shortcomings and the record of the administration in which he serves, which delights in flouting what used to pass for decorum in Washington.
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TV on the Radio's Kyp Malone delivered a soft, refreshingly unrefined performance of "Bewlay Brothers" that perfectly illustrated the poetry of the Hunky Dory classic, coming off less like a Radio City performance and more like an intimate campfire gathering.
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In a refreshingly nice change of pace, Verizon has started rolling out Android Oreo to Pixel devices purchased through the carrier, only a few days after the update was released for unlocked devices bought through Google (as noted by Android Police).
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On Wellness A far cry from its "Just Do It" commercials featuring serious athletes performing superhuman exercises, Nike's fun new eight-episode original web series is refreshingly relatable — and aims to inspire real women to accomplish a single, realistic anything.
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Lara Jean may be unusual in her tendency to find herself in romantic shenanigans involving hand-written love letters — in the year 2020, no less — but the issues driving them are believably teenage, and her reactions to them refreshingly human-sized.
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Gaining ground with their refreshingly trippy DJ sets in pubs and clubs, the pair went on to "reanimate" a sterling series of major artists––The Chemical Brothers, Goldfrapp, Franz Ferdinand––to much acclaim, creating several unusual dancefloor anthems in the process.
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Call it needless philosophizing, but at a time when the political far-right considers memes a form of cultural warfare, bone hurting juice is refreshingly simple and dumb, free from the baggage of weaponized ideas designed for insurgent Twitter campaigns.
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Intriguing without being over the top, Maddy effectively demonstrates Lynch's recurring concern of DUALITY in her resemblance to her tragically murdered cousin, Laura Palmer, and this gives her an attractive endangered quality that is refreshingly unrelated to her being a woman.
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Last summer the group (which includes but isn't necessarily limited to rappers Groovy Armani and Young Sui flanked by producer swoozydolphin) showcased a refreshingly offbeat ear for beats and rhymes on the underrated Liquor Store Pizza Party at My Crib.
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The Untold Tales of Armistead Maupin The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep Transcendence Vaya Brainchild: NETFLIX ORIGINAL From germs and emotions to social media and more, it's the science of your world explained in a way that's refreshingly relatable.
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The thing is - as is always the way with history and ideas and cultural retrospectives - not everyone agrees you can put the 1990s in a blender and end up with the cool, refreshingly powerful sound of the Spice Girls debut single.
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Following the success of Skepta at this year's Mercury Prize, the list is refreshingly heavy with independent acts, as well as skewing significantly towards grime and UK hip hop, which will, if we are lucky, indeed characterise the sound of 2017.
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Jacobs' list of requirements was simple for the refreshingly relaxed pad that he bought new in 2009 — "just something smart, sharp and comfortable," he says — but the fashion mogul still sought out interior designer Thad Hayes for help overseeing the project.
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As for me, I'd happily vote for Amy Klobuchar, even though she has a reputation as a horrible boss, because I like her political moderation and find her obvious intelligence and slightly nervous stage presence both reassuring and refreshingly human.
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Aside from its liberal use of profanity and booze, the animated series is impressive for its refreshingly accurate portrayal of working women in Asia — especially their pent-up rage in response to the ways they're expected to perform in society.
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While Paul might be a self-made multimillionaire with plenty of money in the bank now, at one point, he was a refreshingly relatable college kid who was scared of credit cards and would split the bill at TGI Fridays.
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In what I can only describe as a refreshingly honest interview, Dot & Bo CEO Anthony Soohoo said that the reason his San Francisco-based, millennial-aimed online furniture retail outfit closed is because it simply did not work as a business.
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Refreshingly, most students noted that if you choose your forum and your words carefully, there's a real chance to create a productive conversation, but it takes time and effort (and good writing!) to develop and respond to commentary in those ways.
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Instead, it's about the thrill of the new, approaching strange hobbies openly and earnestly, and—refreshingly—about showing two young, Black men having a hell of a good time in spaces where, traditionally, you might not expect to find them.
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Anthony Brindisi, a Democratic state assemblyman hoping to oust Representative Claudia Tenney, a Republican, is hard-working, refreshingly earnest and moderate — exactly the kind of Democrat to represent a district that voted for Barack Obama twice and Donald Trump once.
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Ever since our colleague Parul Sehgal wrote about women writers giving voice to women's rage, we've wondered: If we were to make a list of the most refreshingly, honestly angry novels by and about women, which books would make the cut?
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While his argument can feel a bit academic at times, as when he woodenly observes that political struggle always occurs in "a location, a geographical space, an environment," for the most part his urban focus yields a refreshingly vibrant narrative.
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But, once people were finally able to drag their eyes off the photos and down to the caption Nanjiani wrote, they discovered a refreshingly honest explanation of the sheer amount of work and money that goes such an extreme physical transformation.
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While mental health professionals criticized its graphic depiction of self-harm, the show undoubtedly touches on themes that are all-too relatable for many teens (and plenty of adults) — and uses a refreshingly diverse and intersectional cast to deliver them.
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Thing is, back home in Denmark, Lukas Graham is selling out 10,000 capacity venues and in a world of one too many statement sneakers, comical drop crotches, and only-shoot-me-from-this-angle divas, his stance is refreshingly unpretentious.
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As my colleagues have written, the show refreshingly deviates from the Devil Wears Prada mean boss trope, highlighting instead the value of a committed boss (modeled after Cosmopolitan's former Editor-in-Chief, Joanna Coles) who truly hopes for the best from her employees.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp, starring Paul Rudd as Ant-Man and Evangeline Lilly as the Wasp, has received a whole lot of praise for its refreshingly light plot and comedy but fell short for some for being a little too low-stakes.
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But their meditation on online relationships—both the bad and the good—offers a refreshingly brighter take on the future than everyone banging on about the dystopian Black Mirror episode we're supposedly living in, and that's what made their show so good.
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It's a pure adrenaline rush (and one that's certainly not suited for young players), but in an era where so many shooters try to layer too many other elements into a game, it's a refreshingly fun throwback to what made the genre great.
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While it's likely that the show's version of the "All Out War" saga will ultimately end in the same way that it did in Robert Kirkman's comic, the journey has become its own unique beast, making the show feel refreshingly open-ended.
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In a refreshingly modest account of the self-driving space, Raghu said that only in four or five years, the Audi A8 -- the first model from the carmaker that will feature Level 3 autonomy -- will change lanes by itself on the freeway.
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If it's speed and simplicity then the minimalist Kiwi Browser fits the bill perfectly: It comes with all the basics you need to get around the web, but cuts down on the extra clutter to leave you with an app that's refreshingly minimalist.
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I interviewed both artists for this piece, and each shared a belief that the project had created a refreshingly democratic public space for their works to be viewed, without the aura of a gallery setting that the NYC art world often subscribes to.
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With a mess of modular synths, laptops, and mixers set up on a plinth that was wheeled to in the middle of the room, they made full use of the quadrophonic speakers by bouncing their refreshingly organic and uncompressed sounds around the room.
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Inevitably then, the show is a mixed bag from the start, though this is by no means a bad thing; the show refers to a "rich and rewarding exchange," rather than try to prove a direct collaboration, allowing a refreshingly off-piste ride.
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A.CHAL - "Love N Hennessey (Remix)" Peruvian-born with a Queens raised rep, the up-and-coming R&B singer levels up his already bilingual single with refreshingly icy takes by 2 Chainz and Nicky Jam, together making a clear play for the charts.
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But the noir-loving sycophant in me wanted more refreshingly twisted plot developments—something as audacious as a room full of people being directed to hang themselves followed by a young woman stabbing herself in the neck with a broken wine glass.
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Shapiro acknowledged in a recent interview that the police brutality subplot "[might not have been] our story to tell," and the refreshingly candid admission scratched at the surface of UnREAL's larger issue as it stands: The show's attempting to tell too many stories.
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And The Vixen, who up until this moment in the episode seemed refreshingly chastened, responded to the other queens' jovial jests with not only a complete lack of humor, but, and I can't believe I'm typing this, actual threats of physical violence.
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Screenwriters Brad Copeland and Lloyd Taylor, who loosely adapted "Spies in Disguise" from the 2009 short film "Pigeon: Impossible," anchor the story around the refreshingly subversive theme of nonviolence, as the movie finds increasingly inventive ways to visualize Walter's whimsical approach to spycraft.
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I woke up refreshingly unburdened by guilt: I knew that I had stayed late for the music and the people—not because I'd taken a pill at 6 AM. It was empowering to know that everything I did and felt came from me.
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It's not a literary film by any stretch of the imagination, but The Nice Guys is the rare studio movie that feels refreshingly verbal and driven by the particulars of the English language, rather than a simple combination of plot and direction.
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It would have been refreshingly different to hear the president say, you know what, forget about me, there&aposs no collusion, which he did say, there&aposs none of that, but you know, my folks at home are pretty clear that there was some meddling.
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Though the Grammy nominations were, sadly, once again dominated by men, this year's list of 2019 Grammy performers is refreshingly filled with some of the most prominent women artists, including Cardi B, Kacey Musgraves, Janelle Monáe, Camila Cabello, Katy Perry, Brandi Carlile, and Miley Cyrus.
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It's a refreshingly nuanced and original screen romance, a love story spanning more than a decade in the lives of two black basketball players, while encompassing details about gender, race, class, and culture that are clearly drawn from Prince-Bythewood's personal experiences and observations.
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Wilde had a refreshingly frank take on the current state of the election and her desired candidate, calling the RNC "a shit-show" and urging followers to "recognize our common goal of NOT rolling back the country to the dark ages" by voting for Clinton.
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But what you are getting for your $99.99, aside from a blast of nostalgia, is a refreshingly honest glimpse at what the early days of the PlayStation were like, right down to getting up from your comfy seat to switch to a different game.
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Despite advertising to the world that Sunday's episode "What Comes After" was going to be lead actor Andrew Lincoln's last hurrah, The Walking Dead managed to produce one of the best episodes in the series' eight-year history that was both heartfelt and refreshingly surprising.
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Stahelski's long career in stunt work, and his long association with Reeves, clearly molded the John Wick franchise into something that felt both familiar and refreshingly original, allowing it to amass its cult following simply by ruling so hard that it took audiences by surprise.
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Her passion carries over into every project she takes on, whether it's raising her two sons (James, 2, and Leo, 9 months), creating a makeup line that works for all skin tones, designing gender-fluid clothing for children, or simply crafting a refreshingly honest tweet.
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When we find each other outside her Echo Park apartment building, my outstretched hand is knocked out of the way as I'm told to "bring it in"—a refreshingly open-hearted welcome from the mind behind one of the year's equally intimate standout folk releases.
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Both support a stylus and fingertip for input; both have an unlit monochrome screen; both are refreshingly thin and light (350 grams, 503-7mm thick); both have their own dedicated app; and both aspire to replace printed documents and scrolling through PDFs on your laptop.
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Kruse and Zelizer argue for Americans to build bridges "that can bring us closer together," although they are also refreshingly frank about the cant of postelection remarks on coming together — noting the ritualistic aspect whose constant repetition is, in fact, an acknowledgment of division.
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The reference to religious freedom in the book's subtitle suggests why more earthly readers would find the book of interest, but, refreshingly, Fraser makes no effort to convince us that a centuries-old story of religious and political conflicts and competing minority rights remains relevant.
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Professor Dowd, who wrote more than a dozen books and taught for many years at Cornell University, drew on Marxism and Thorstein Veblen's theory of conspicuous consumption to deliver what Todd Gitlin, a leftist sociologist himself, described as a "refreshingly undogmatic" view of economic history.
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Somewhere between buying a gaggle of beloved game studios, the wild success of Xbox Game Pass, and the refreshingly open discourse about the next Xbox console, Microsoft managed to earn back some of the good will it had lost among gaming&aposs most hardcore evangelists.
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Much of the humor, though, comes from how quickly the show's characters are willing to compromise those standards and how confused they are about them in the first place, resulting in a refreshingly irreverent show about something that too rarely gets the comedic treatment: representation.
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Houston Rockets point guard Chris Paul might be a self-made multimillionaire with plenty of money in the bank, but at one point, he was a refreshingly relatable college kid who was scared of credit cards and would split the bill at TGI Fridays.
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So they opened this ambient and refreshingly sedate spot with a glass bar filled with bric-a-brac, which today is still shaking up a serious collection of classic and signature cocktails — including a near-perfect Negroni — to an increasingly cocktail fluent local crowd.
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One of the most palpable examples of the shifting television landscape is Netflix, which went from being that thing your cool friend used to order foreign films to her house, to what it is today: A streaming service producing some of the most refreshingly original programming around.
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A curator at the Yale Center for British Art in New Haven, Connecticut, has hit on something a little refreshingly different, Bill Brandt/Henry Moore, and staged it at the Hepworth Wakefield, a handsome, upscaled modernist cube in Yorkshire, not far from Moore's home town of Castleford.
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In what turned out to be a refreshingly honest interview we discussed the hardest elements of the transition in venture; what skills Arielle successfully took from her angel investing and product management background to KPCB; how she evaluates product and her learning process for developing new skills.
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However, seeing for the first time in person this kind of melding of coarse materials with smoothly sleek paint in a surreal narrative of psycho-sexual, perhaps onanistic drama that (refreshingly) focuses on black characters, I have to imagine that in his paintings anything can happen.
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To the eternal consternation of men who identify as gay, mostly straights aren't usually interested in long-term same-sex relationships, Savin-Williams writes, but they're also refreshingly shame-free about their desires, with many not only comfortable with gay culture but even "enchanted" by it.
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Better suited was Cube and Snoop collab "Go to Church," which, while an OK song, possessed a teeth-gnashing spirit and refreshingly terse, no-bullshit delivery during the set that felt in many ways like more of an NWA moment than any of the actual NWA songs.
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Reviews have noted that it's refreshingly lighter and more fun than Endgame, making it a great palette cleanser follwoing years of major conflict, while simultaneously exploring some of the threads that Endgame left dangling and, of course, injecting some FX-heavy action and adventure along the way.
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But this week, soon after President Trump delivered a bold and refreshingly honest assessment of the Iranian regime, and the Trump Treasury Department designated as terrorists Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), Iranian-backed Iraqi forces seized the oil city of Kirkuk from the Kurdish people.
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The kid on the stool next to me was wearing a denim vest with the sleeves ripped off that he must have thrifted; it was covered in buttons and patches for bands like NOFX and AC/DC, which were refreshingly the only acronyms in the whole place.
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The tiny houses that Annie meticulously crafts evoke the beginnings of an inspired metaphor; the lies she keeps telling her husband surely lay the groundwork for a larger conflict later on; and all the gentle nudges towards things paranormal and occult feel refreshingly muted for the genre.
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Desire: to be a fearsome knight and loyal oathkeeper Brienne has refreshingly different priorities to many of the women in Westeros: She wants to be judged on her combat merits and knightly honor rather than her ability to marry the correct man or produce powerful offspring.
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Some, like "Consider Community Land Trusts, fractional ownership, rent to own, deed restrictions, cross subsidization, and mobile studios," are refreshingly forward-thinking and specific; others, like "Partner with City agencies and community stakeholders to support cultural preservation in neighborhoods across all five boroughs," sound admirable but uselessly broad.
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The DayTicker feature gives you a refreshingly simple overview of what you need to do on any particular day, while there are also very useful integrations with the likes of WhatsApp (for sending event reminders to guests) and Google and Apple calendars (for importing events from other platforms).
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But critics quickly spread the word that this film was something special: a refreshingly lean, witty, inventive shoot-'em-up about a retired assassin who goes after the thugs who killed his dog, then ends up wreaking havoc throughout a surprisingly orderly and stratified international network of criminal cartels.
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There are also plenty of fun anecdotes in this episode, from Offerman's attempt to land a role in Lord of the Rings to the time he met Mr. T. Refreshingly, Offerman seems to be cool with the perhaps-too-long second life his iconic character has enjoyed online.
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Balla can often be overly literal in his depiction of movement (as in his "Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash" of 19520, where the dog's scurrying legs and wagging tale are rendered as time-lapsed blurs), but his works here are almost entirely abstract and refreshingly restrained.
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Sea of Thieves is a refreshingly ambitious game, aiming to tempt players into a big, open world multiplayer environment where you can get attacked by rival pirate ships, fired upon by skeletons from islands you're passing by, or be snatched from your crow's nest by giant sea monsters.
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After a Republican debate a few days earlier in which the discourse over health-care amounted to the rather empty mantra of "repealing and replacing" Obamacare—without a single detail from any of the contenders on what a replacement might entail—the Sanders-Clinton exchange was refreshingly substantive.
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Refreshingly written and directed by both a man (Harry Elfont) and a woman (Deborah Kaplan), the film is set during a high school graduation party where nice guy Preston Meyers (Ethan Embry again!) plans to tell his longtime crush Aman-duh (Jennifer Love-Hewitt) that he loves her.
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In this latest iteration, it is also refreshingly self-assured; where the Warriors exult in their harmony, Durant shoulders up to Waiters and delivers a half-smirking "fuck you," letting his teammate stand in for anyone who might aspire to bother him (or hesitate to pass him the ball).
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The emotionally earnest record also comes in the wake of a number of vocal collaborations with Bala Club's Uli K and noted Sad Boy Yung Lean, and works in a framework built from West Coast hip-hop influences, refreshingly uncontrived pop intuition, and the occasional hint of Baroque musicality.
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It's refreshingly oblivious to all that "be great" and "be cool" messaging feeling like a cool-ass king or queen will always be a dope thing on a good day; but Insecure is a necessary vision of blackness that flaunts the crack in black, and I fuck with that.
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From the beginning, the Juilliard Quartet was known for its probing musicality (the group once devoted two full rehearsals to a single measure from Elliott Carter's Third String Quartet); hard-driving style, which for all its passionate intensity was considered refreshingly unsentimental; and deep commitment to contemporary music.
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And she's certainly accomplished: She's starred in numerous hit movies and TV shows (most recently, "Breaking In"), and her 2017 book, "We're Going to Need More Wine," shot to the top of best-seller lists, with its refreshingly real approach to serious topics including color, gender and feminism.
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Because let's face it: By the time you've worn your new jacket to death, or that pumpkin-spice latte has lost its allure, or the refreshingly crisp air has turned downright cold, a really great lipstick (or ten) is the gift that keeps on giving all the way through the season.
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It stuck to tried and true figures like the killers in Leatherface, Jigsaw, and Cult of Chucky; teen-oriented slashers like Happy Death Day and Wish Upon; and white people battling the supernatural like Annabelle: Creation and the residents of Derry in It. Women were refreshingly strong leads in several titles.
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There's also a ton to be said for how refreshingly sparse and simple Dragon's Dogma is—after years of games increasingly packed with OCD-tingling lists of things to do, it's nice to have a game where you just roam around killing monsters, finding treasure, and unlocking awesome new abilities.
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The stylish new collection, debuting nearly a year after the mega site's exclusive brands Rivet and Stone & Beam hit the shopping scene, is filled with a selection of furniture in refreshingly classic silhouettes and crisp, clean colors — from rolled arm sofas to wooden spindle accent chairs, tufted fabric headboards, and more.
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Signal (Android/iOS, free)Screenshot: SignalSome would call Signal basic and simplistic compared with rivals like Telegram, Facebook Messenger, and WhatsApp, but we'd call it refreshingly minimalist—it sticks to the essentials of messaging and calling, and what extra features it does have are well hidden away in the background.
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Returning director Jon Watts did a marvelous job of building out the supporting cast — Jacob Batalon as best-pal Ned; Zendaya as a refreshingly enigmatic version of Peter's crush, MJ; Tony Revolori as rich-kid jerk Flash Thompson; Angourie Rice as Betty; Martin Starr as the kids' high-strung faculty chaperone.
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There is a lot to love about it: a dope soundtrack, a diverse ensemble cast, a Scandal parody that puts the original to shame, and a refreshingly complex take on race that finally reflects what Black folks have been talking about on Twitter, Tumblr, and on our friends' couches for years.
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Celtic Pride is an uneven and mostly un-funny effort, but does have some decent moments and is also refreshingly light on the Irish-sounding music, although the Irish-Canadian band The Mahones does deliver a half-hearted title song as the Boston Garden is (fictionally) imploded during the credits.
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Still, The scene where Aladdin, magically disguised as Prince Ali of Ababwa, comes to very clumsily court Jasmine is a welcome, refreshingly funny addition, and their rendition of "A Whole New World," is so good it almost makes you forget just how transporting the original was the first time you heard it.
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The actual substance of A Wrinkle in Time — as something both ambitious and clunky, sweet and cloying, wrestling tricky source material into something alternately stunning and befuddling on screen, and looking refreshingly little like the usual kiddie fare — has gotten downplayed (even, I am agonizingly aware, in the piece you're currently reading).
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Eve is funny and dorky, eager and intense, possessed of so many of the qualities that made Oh shine in those supporting roles, not discarded now that she's been bumped up to lead, but burnished — a refreshingly unromanticized character dropped into a lurid conspiracy, not as a joke, but as the point.
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Neither cutesy nor needlessly bleak, the debut narrative film from writer-director Anna Rose Holmer possesses a refreshingly intimate, honest tone about those developmental years, chronicling the seemingly minor travails of an eleven-year-old girl whose desire to belong opens up a door to a world from which she might not return.
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Let's start with the recent jaw-dropping (but, in a way, refreshingly honest) diatribe that Fox News host Laura Ingraham engaged in on her show, in which she admitted that she and others of her ilk are upset about the demographic changes that have been a reality of this great country for decades.
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Plus, where a lot of supernatural shows tend to get bogged down by the mechanics of their premises (see: the now-long-in-the-tooth Vampire Diaries; any show that involves time travel), iZombie has so far remained refreshingly straightforward on that front while still managing to tell interesting stories week after week.
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Detroit's resident weirdos—along a host of out-of-towners, who told me they'd trekked from Chicago, Baltimore, New York, and more—probably would have showed out in force even if the fest was charging admission, but the more literal meaning of the billboard made the whole thing feel refreshingly low-stakes.
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The main lobby of Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center exists in direct contrast to the ER. Actually, it's like what the ER of Brookdale should look like: the colors, lively; the aesthetic, refreshingly modern—according to a spokesperson, it was repainted by the hospital itself, and a local assemblyman paid for disability upgrades.
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READMEModular components let you make your home security system as big or small as you need it to beEach piece of hardware is beautifully designed, and the software is refreshingly elegantOwners of large homes could end up spending thousands on sensorsRequires a Nest Cam and Nest Aware subscription to provide the very best security
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Even more intriguing is the way Baddieani merges the two creative disciplines: instead of creating visually overwhelming, overstimulating works with countless chaotic design elements and no real point of focus, Baddieani's art is refreshingly crisp and distinct, with clean lines, an attractive color palette, and a subtle message embedded in the stark, bold image overall.
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Though the turnout left something to be desired—perhaps due to the storm, the room during Tiga's 2am set was only half-full—the clientele reflected a refreshingly broad cross-section of New York demographics; it's always tight when you see a drag queen twerking next to a stockbroker who just got off work.
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Blizzard has routinely discussed its approach to dealing with the worst elements of the Overwatch community, but in a refreshingly honest developer update, game director Jeff Kaplan explained the cost of coming up with new tools and resources to deal with the toxicity: other features and maps aren't being worked on, so they're taking longer.
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Despite the fact that it's a warm-your-heart, grab-your-tissues kind of family film, Stepmom is also refreshingly modern in its take on Isabel: a career woman who doesn't hide the fact that she never wanted children herself, though she's game to take them on if they're part of a package deal.
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Morales, an adjunct faculty member at Columbia University who describes his own identity as that of a "racialized person living in a U.S. megacity, who has a somewhat ambiguous phenotypical appearance," proves refreshingly introspective, weaving enough personal biography into the book to pull the work back from veering too far into inaccessible academic jargon.
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Some who said they were choosing between Mr. Yang and Mr. Sanders said they liked that both candidates had refreshingly blunt messages about the country's problems and were offering ambitious solutions, like Mr. Yang's plan to provide a universal basic income to every American adult, and Mr. Sanders's push for a $15 minimum wage.
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God of War took Kratos and sent him on a new path in Norse mythology with his son Atreus that combines the satisfying hyperviolence of the original trilogy with a refreshingly mature premise and story: Kratos's wife and Atreus's mother died and her wish was that they spread her ashes on the peak of the tallest mountain.
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And sprinkled throughout her book — between the raw confessions of addiction and the juicy Condé Nast drama — is classic beauty editor Cat, dishing out refreshingly real makeup tips, like the best eyeliner for Keith Richards-worthy smudginess (Smashbox) or the concealer that can hide the dark circles from a four-day cocaine binge (Givenchy Mister Light).
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Differing cinematic sensibilities due to the era aside, the concept remains the same: A man who's seen it all in show business and who's been driven to addiction by its hollowness encounters a talented, refreshingly authentic woman (younger, to varying degrees) and falls in love with her almost on sight, then introduces her to the business he's already conquered.
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When Domino magazine released its first book, The Book of Decorating: A Room-by-Room Guide to Creating a Home That Makes You Happy, in 2008, it instantly became a bible for design lovers and amateur decorators looking to make their own spaces reflect the stylish and refreshingly approachable interiors featured in the magazine, which shuttered in 2009.
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It aims for a kind of realism with refreshingly lowered stakes: Degrassi's pansexual drug addict essentially just stumbles around a lot and kisses both his ex-boyfriend and his female Ativan pusher; the boy branded as a lothario earns his rep through a series of make-outs, not by Chuck Bass-edly bedding every young lady in sight.
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This is refreshingly upfront for a series that has always had very strong queer subtext—the relationship between Chloe and Max in the first game was extremely emotional, and there was even the possibility of a kiss—but it was written in such a way that, yeah, you could kind of see them just being close platonic friends.
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Despite the sad circumstances, the song is upbeat and refreshingly personal: I've got no time for talkin' I've got to keep on walkin' New Orleans is my home That's the reason why I'm goin' Yes, I'm walkin' to New Orleans I'm walkin' to New Orleans At the time of Mr. Domino's death, he was 89 years old.
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In a TimesTalks conversation on Thursday, The New York Times's editorial director for books, Radhika Jones, spoke with Ms. Adichie about her reasons for making her words public, what has surprised her about motherhood — she now has her own daughter — and why there's something to be said about sexism being "refreshingly obvious" in her native Nigeria.
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