It is "Resplendent Shimmering Topaz Waterfall," not "Resplendent Topaz Shimmering Waterfall."
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Today, he made his 200th appearance in the Bundesliga with the resplendent Bayern Munich, and he brought something pretty resplendent to the table.
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Troupes from the Andes and Laos danced in resplendent costumes.
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In the final photo, Mariah is resplendent, surrounded by fans.
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Another picture comes through of Rihanna, resplendent in burnt orange.
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Appropriation Queen, resplendent in a tone deaf headdress and bindis.
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They twist and turn through the air like resplendent kites.
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Sometimes it was a woman watering her resplendent flower garden.
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The American economy, we are told, is resplendent and aglow.
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The kitchen windows faced a hillside resplendent with tropical plants.
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And her resplendent voice matches her mercurial character's every emotional shift.
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They beamed, resplendent in formal wear and peerless in tone deafness.
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Peppermint was there, too, resplendent in a sheer polka-dot caftan.
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The 11 host cities, many still grungy not long ago, are resplendent.
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The FARC's top commander, Rodrigo "Timochenko" Londoño, equally resplendent, added his name.
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She was resplendent in a pink glitter catsuit and red fur jacket. .
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Resplendent in bright, brilliant white, she gave her acceptance speech with gusto.
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Resplendent in chapeaux, our cover subjects 100 years ago were Maj. Gen.
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Clearly, they decided not to do anything about the female figure's resplendent mustache.
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It's majestic and slow, with a pair of resplendent synth chords rippling outward.
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And in those moments, Ryan Murphy's resplendent series soared like a plumed miracle.
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Scott Bradfield's most recent book is Dazzle Resplendent: Adventures of a Misanthropic Dog.
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The MSB Select system is over-engineering at its most opulent and resplendent best.
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The old gray globe of the arboretum and its resplendent fountains were vaguely European.
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He speaks with a "resplendent flow" inspired by HP Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe.
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The legendary Diana Rigg is fully resplendent, but woefully underused as Professor Higgins's mother.
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Carts were resplendent with navel oranges and red plums; a vender sold tamarind juice.
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It's a list of resplendent homes, some purchased with ill-gotten gains, prosecutors said.
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The Dodgers' relievers then took over where their resplendent starter, Yu Darvish, left off.
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At the Momentary is the resplendent "Exodus" (2019) by Denver-based artist Suchitra Mattai.
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The Halloween season, resplendent in all its macabre glory, is now in full swing.
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Call it the Borscht Shelf: Gary Shteyngart, Boris Fishman and the resplendent Lara Vapnyar.
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The doorbell rings, and, oh my goodness, it's DJ Khaled, resplendent in unbuttoned silk pajamas.
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The setting on the red-and-blue carpeted steps of the US Capitol was resplendent.
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Here it's fully resplendent with strings, White Album guitar licks, and unfettered whammy pedal use.
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On the way up: resplendent views of the Dead Sea and the valley around Masada.
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For all that, Mr. Owens's show was as resplendent as one has come to expect.
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How much more resplendent are the lives inside those buildings than in our own apartments?
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Out rode several more trucks, each one resplendent with a designation of the armed forces.
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She is resplendent, tears streaming down her cheeks, an emotive contrast to her spare surroundings.
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You should go not for resplendent glamour or kaleidoscopic details, but for taut, gritty drama.
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The house had sleek white marble floors and was resplendent in black, white and gold.
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Maximilian would have appeared resplendent when he wore this field armor at the age of 20.
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His own sketches, posted on his blog, include resplendent naked women lounging on pillows and chairs.
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The groom, graying at the temples, was resplendent in a black tux and silk bow tie.
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Ms. Valade decided to photograph Ms. Hadad in costume, standing resplendent in her cluttered, colorful apartment.
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Other Gossip: • Diane looked resplendent in the turquoise dress she wore at Maia's 18th birthday party.
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And Kobe Bryant, resplendent in a finely tailored suit, observed the proceedings from a baseline seat.
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The music was the feeling of pure understanding—a resplendent level of clarity both bewildering and obvious.
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Taylor made her first VMAs appearance in 2008, resplendent in fluffy curls and a sweet white dress.
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I'm trying to think of something that doesn't put out a lot of effort, but is resplendent.
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Canada is well-known for a few things—good weed, resplendent nature, and a hot prime minister.
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Maybe it's the way fireflies' resplendent displays can transform our everyday landscapes into places ethereal and otherworldly.
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I decided to channel my spirit in this competition and decorate my cake with a resplendent unicorn.
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His page is a stream of resplendent images paired with tidbits of wisdom, generally quotes from Diesel.
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On Sunday night, resplendent in his many layers of shirts, Steve Bannon declared war on establishment Republicans.
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The seminar met in a resplendent Collegiate Gothic tower, with gray stone walls and stained-glass windows.
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The smartly dressed invited public were scattered amid uniformed academy members, resplendent in their green embroidered uniforms.
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One of Farrell's tracksuits — a resplendent tartan — is a thing of ludicrous beauty, as is his performance.
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Its grand architectural scale is reinforced by two massive urns resplendent with clouds of smoke and flame.
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The bottles are highly reflective and resplendent, and they are further reflected by labyrinthine mirrors in the cases.
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On Wednesday night Meghan Markle finally walked down the wedding aisle, resplendent in a lacy, sparkling white dress.
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There was Beyoncé's pregnancy announcement on Instagram, showing the singer, then expecting twins, resplendent as a fecund deity.
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Now, Beyoncé has published photos of her look from Saturday's party on her website, and they are resplendent.
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The replies to this tweet are universally complimentary, steeped in empathy and love, and resplendent in their charity.
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He even bestrides the end credits with a song-and-dance number, resplendent in pink satin bell-bottoms.
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But Henrietta, possibly the most intellectually resplendent heroine I've met in a novel, outgrows Henry's plans for her.
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That 2016 season was the result of a gradual dimming of St. Louis' once resplendent roster-building powers.
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Except reality kept intruding in the form of all those orchids, with their fashion-truncated, resplendent life span.
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At his postgame news conference, Rozier looked positively resplendent in a jean jacket with a leopard-print collar.
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Slim looks at the camera, daring you to see him, resplendent in the velour of his misfit tracksuit.
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So past this point, the resplendent absurdity of Serenity will be on naked display in all its terrible glory.
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Admittedly, Kelsey's bush is resplendent—a fluffy cloud of curly tendrils you could comfortably nap upon for several hours.
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Miley, per usual, was resplendent in her finest festive onesie as she and Liam posed for the family photo.
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News nowadays was just opinion writing, she complained; the crowd, resplendent in MAGA gear, gleefully ate up her claptrap.
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After two hours of music and the forlornness of the Fifth Suite, the Sixth was resplendent, a golden ending.
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And my guy is passed out, adoring fans be damned, in a resplendent Hawaiian shirt and sun-hat combo.
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The cover photo of the candidate resplendent in jeans and standing by his truck was all over the internet.
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Her chamber orchestra, m_unit, blends strings and horns and mallet percussion in service of her resplendent, highly singable compositions.
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"Oh, mate, that'd do me—it'd make my day," Ross beams, resplendent in a kilt and knee-high socks.
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"I'm not nervous," Mr. Coca said, resplendent in a black and white kilt, oversize knit, large silver hoops and spectacles.
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In the receiving line, she cannot take her eyes off the bride, resplendent in a coral sari with gold brocade.
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Each is a unique, irregular, and sometimes ungainly shape, with bulges and bubbles, but each is also sensual and resplendent.
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RESPLENDENT in a pinstriped suit, Sun Lizhi talks of the opportunities for his waste-recycling company, Linyi Tianwei, in Britain.
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Tables were resplendent with Van Goghian vases filled with either sunflowers or red tulips and table cloths in matching colours.
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Yosemite Valley, a place of creative contemplation and soulful retreat will fill a gallery with its resplendent visuals this autumn.
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It was a wise move; in short order, they had developed a cult following for their resplendent grilled cheese sandwiches.
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This resplendent property, a member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts, is a five-star boutique hotel in the riverfront Dusit neighborhood.
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Two women performed "New York, New York" by Frank Sinatra, and Ms. Mui floated in, resplendent in a plum blazer.
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Mr. Kent was resplendent in a perfectly pressed dark gray three-piece suit, paisley bow tie, and matching pocket square.
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The resplendent frame on the right looks newly gilded, redecorated with shining gold leaf, a juxtaposition of decay and renewal.
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The series of vignettes is resplendent with the drama of the natural world usually limited to a David Attenborough documentary.
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As young Donna, Lily James is resplendent: a riot of blond wavy hair, a huge smile, and a gorgeous voice.
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Some creatures are coveted for their resplendent hides, while others are prized for the "magical" properties of their horns or organs.
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Famous for their resplendent, pink plumage, greater flamingos are a thriving species found in most warm regions throughout Africa and Eurasia.
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All too often, we forget how random, ridiculous, and resplendent it is to part of the stellar sorority of the universe.
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It delivered, in its resplendent reversal of fortunes, an experience that even the finest and wildest of online matches can't replicate.
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Another trader pokes his suntanned face out from under a tarpaulin, wearing a wool coat with a resplendent white fur collar.
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These categories are too vague — and in the case of "alluring" and "resplendent," too alike — to provide a stimulating organizational lens.
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He was resplendent in a full-length cherry red silk coat with feathered neck boa, matching boilersuit and matching red sunglasses.
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One woman, resplendent in an evening gown, is made to stand in the drenching rain while the soldiers confirm her identity.
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The then 29-year-old bride was resplendent in the fitted white V-neck gown with a long-sleeved lace overlay.
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Visitors duck off wind-swept Bushwick streets into an airport lounge resplendent with vinyl upholstery and Time magazines featuring Richard Nixon.
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His father wished for him to be 'in some bright place, free of suffering, resplendent in a new mode of being.
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The clean, sunny cafeteria is edged with stalls framed by vivid photos of meal options as well as resplendent plastic models.
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The Clavells' lobby already had its Christmas tree up, resplendent in green and white lights, though it dangled no Christmas balls.
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Resplendent in a blue shirt and black jacket and stroking his beard, Harry listened with interest as the winners were announced.
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The Golden State Warriors played stifling defense and flummoxing offense, even if Steph Curry and Klay Thompson weren't their usual resplendent selves.
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The neighborhood contrasts sharply with the proud, if battered, colonial structures of Old Havana or the resplendent mansions of Vedado or Miramar.
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Paired with his resplendent bat against left-handed pitching, Flores, once a nomadic liability of sorts, has embraced in his new role.
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IT IS crucial to keep Siemiatycze pretty, says Piotr Siniakowicz, the mayor, himself resplendent in bright-blue suit and silk pocket-square.
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While felled electricity poles still line the side of the road, the neighbourhood is resplendent in the bright green of new growth.
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Bonet looked resplendent in a red velvet Alexander McQueen dress complete with a detailed silver metallic trim along the neckline and shoulders.
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Harry already has a resplendent collection of scarfs; give the man a tube of lip gloss and let nature take its course.
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Beltran simply isn't a cultural artifact like Ichiro, nor is his age-20143-season as resplendent as David Ortiz's swansong at 40.
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So in Africa, instead of a trussed up and guarded trophy wife, resplendent in Louboutins and couture labels, as has been Mrs.
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To the Yurok and other tribes, the regalia, resplendent with abalone and the scarlet crests of woodpeckers, are a dazzling life force.
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While felled electricity poles still line the side of the road, the neighborhood is resplendent in the bright green of new growth.
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Resplendent in white tie and tails, he recites a speech from "Hamlet," for the benefit of guests at a New York soirée.
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In one portion, she brings out her equally resplendent sister Solange, and the two duet back and forth in matching sparkly Balmain looks.
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"Resplendent Shimmering Topaz Waterfall," for Mr. Lazar and Ms. Canale, is based on notebook notations of work by the Butoh artist Tatsumi Hijikata.
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The wooden mansion was built inside Paris' iconic Grand Palais des Champs-Elysées, where the glass dome ceiling served as a resplendent backdrop.
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" IndieWire's Michael Nordine also delivered high praise for the singer and actress writing she "is resplendent as a diamond-in-the-rough singer.
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"It's just row after row of drawers," De León said, as the crystalline song of a resplendent quetzal rang out from a speaker.
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Even during the reflective phrases of this Rachmaninoff song, she sounded resplendent, her voice rich and vibrant, with a touch of earthy colorings.
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Hotel review: The Chatwal, a Marriott luxury property in Midtown, commands a high price but offers a resplendent stay that's classic New York
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By the time the All-Star Game is played here in 21901, the neighborhood is expected to be resplendent with even more businesses.
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Travelers aged 6 to 14 staying at three of Resplendent Ceylon's Sri Lankan hotels can take advantage of newly launched "Junior Explorers" program.
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At the Emmys, Dakota Fanning was resplendent in a green Dior gown and plum-size emeralds, reportedly weighing 175 carats, from Lorraine Schwartz.
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Hillary Clinton displayed her penchant for rainbow-colored pantsuits when she was host, resplendent one year in buttercup yellow, another in grass green.
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Now the great Nina Stemme becomes the fourth, stepping into Franco Zeffirelli's resplendent production for the first of a half-dozen performances this month.
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He brushes his teeth, he combs his resplendent child beard, he washes the copious quantity of hairspray out of his bouffanted, cockerel-like hair.
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The House of Lords was resplendent with gilt, glass, a bevy of bishops and many geriatric former politicians crammed onto its red leather benches.
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We used to come here a lot, Sunday afternoons when it was packed with churchgoers just out of service, resplendent in their Sunday finery.
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Various buildings in downtown St. Paul glowed purple as Prince fans came from all over, wearing various shades of the resplendent royal color themselves.
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She sauntered through the office's corridors, resplendent in her elegant white frock, her selfie stick holding her constantly-filming iPhone in front of her.
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The program also featured guests from Big Dance Theater, whose "Resplendent Shimmering Topaz Waterfall" draws from the writings of another Butoh pioneer, Tatsumi Hijikata.
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When Marr sings "We're spending all our wages / going out of fashion / Who's buying utopia?" he makes that sound less resplendent rather than preachy.
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Critic's Notebook A pilgrimage to Munich finds a resplendent tribute to the Ghanaian-born artist, and a fitting epitaph for the curator, Okwui Enwezor.
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Everything is bound by the same logic: platform placement, distance between action and interaction points, visuals consistently resplendent in their almost-hand-drawn style.
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Lindsey Fitzharris's slim, atmospheric "The Butchering Art: Joseph Lister's Quest to Transform the Grisly World of Victorian Medicine" has its share of resplendent gore.
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This high-intensity group — resplendent in the plumage of a Sunset Strip hair band, and playing a kind of prog-metal — delivers the goods.
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The exception, however, is the astako pasta, in which an imperial lobster, resplendent in full garnet regalia, presides over a realm of soft fettuccine.
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"Avatar" is a dizzying visual journey, but to supplement the film's resplendent effects, Ms. Saldana said she had a skill that enhanced her performance.
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Or rather, his alter ego, Ron Burgundy, resplendent in taupe turtleneck and scarf, taking over late night to promote the second season of his podcast.
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The duchess looked resplendent while wearing the late Queen Mother's Greville tiara, which was named after a socialite who gifted it to her in 1921.
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The rest of us have to live vicariously through their resplendent existences while we sit back and watch hours of cats reacting to fidget spinners.
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Even if Woods's play in Chiba turns out to be nothing more than a resplendent rainbow after a big storm, it was magnificent to behold.
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The view from the top level of the Eiffel Tower is majestic and resplendent in the ways that pictures will never quite do justice to.
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Instead, Transformed is divided into blandly broad thematic sections: The Divine Body; The Regal Body; The Transcendent Body; The Alluring Body; and The Resplendent Body.
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He looked resplendent in a blue-and-gray patterned blazer, and he added gravity to a show that has had its share of goofy moments.
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He is accompanied by Ryuk, a resplendent shinigami (death god) who turns out to be the one who dropped the note for Light to find.
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For a second, he isn't flesh and blood Harden, resplendent in a Willy Wonka get up and hauling his defenders through a tunnel of terror.
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Bailey was walking from his car toward a basketball gym at King/Drew Magnet High School near Watts, resplendent nonetheless in his red and blue.
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In "Green Book," the tour begins at Shirley's resplendent apartment in the artists' units above Carnegie Hall, where he lived for more than 50 years.
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A white piano extended upward like a sprouting tree, culminating in a staggering carved wood oval frontispiece resplendent with roses, doves and lollipop green seedlings.
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Most resplendent is Ettie in red and purple stretched out on a black blanket, listening to the Polish American sculptor Elie Nadelman, in dark yellow.
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Her positioning references the famed 1967 photograph of Black Panther founder Huey P. Newton, resplendent in a peacock chair, clutching a rifle and a spear.
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The white-skinned father, donning a powdered wig, and his bejeweled indigenous mistress, resplendent in her Chinese silk huipil, stare affectionately at their two happy children.
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The musician was famously coy about the song's meaning, and while it doesn't give anything away, this experience renders Mercury's imagination in resplendent purples and blues.
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Later that year, MsVaughn posted photos from her September wedding, where Meechy had been maid of honor: She was resplendent in pink — and using a wheelchair.
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The couple was photographed at the Omega 50th Anniversary Moon Landing bash in Orlando, where Amal, 41, looked resplendent in a cinched Armani gold fringe dress.
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The resplendent truck, called "The Social Mirror" and still preserved by the department, will visit the museum, under "sanmen" guard, on weekends during the show's run.
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Delorme designed the space, and Niccolo dell'Abbate and Primaticcio filled its massive bays with magnificent scenes of classical figures, resplendent in the rich hues of Italy.
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Ms. Watson, who voted for Mr. Trump, said she understood his desire to come home to his resplendent apartment and the city where he was born.
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She had their attention the moment she arrived, having run in, resplendent in a red dress, high-fiving students in the audience seated on the aisle.
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Museveni addressed a huge crowd in central Kampala, resplendent in the signature neon yellow of his National Resistance Movement (NRM) party, and predicted a smooth vote.
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And it was the women, resplendent in a finale of gowns in gunmetal gray and gold lamé, part Boudicca, part Veronica Lake, that finished it off.
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Here, the museum's own Turners (normally installed in the long, skylit West Gallery, where they are easily missed among the treasures) look newly concentrated and resplendent.
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"Featuring resplendent gold flourishes, the bucket is embellished with a classic regal crest, proudly adorned with both British and American flags," according to KFC, the outlet wrote.
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Despite the White House faltering on the meeting, it didn't stop the administration minting a commemorative coin, which features Trump and Kim facing each other bouffants resplendent.
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Meanwhile, the inside of the booth was resplendent with massive sculptures, showing off larger-than-life renditions of hero Link and some of the game's ancient enemies.
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A glamorous princess (Irene Ware) is on hand as rescue bait, but the most glorious attraction is Mr. Lugosi, resplendent in black tights and a matching turban.
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Also on the program is "Resplendent Shimmering Topaz Waterfall" by Big Dance Theater, a duet inspired by the writings of another Butoh founder, Tatsumi Hijikata (1:30).
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What's far from clear, though, is how cinema should hew to such a line—how a movie, even in resplendent Technicolor, can hope to catch those breaks.
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Resplendent in a tapa cloth, beads, a red loin cloth, his jet black hair in a long Mohawk, he had hiked over the volcano's cinder cones barefoot.
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"I was a goner," recalled Ms. Vincent, 88, who was resplendent in a bright-red blouse and white slacks with matching red necklace, earrings and nail polish.
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The key to Rahm's resplendent round was the four par-219s, which he covered in five under — five strokes better than McIlroy and two better than Fleetwood.
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They come resplendent with inlaid armor and golden arm rings (each ring signifies a year of service), wielding jeweled swords and decorating their tents with golden cloth.
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Thus we watch the once-resplendent Merz household become increasingly shabby and bare, as what once felt like a familial fortress is transformed into a defenseless sanctuary.
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A rare video from one of those Fillmore shows reveals Franklin at the piano, resplendent in white, belting out the song while backed by a small chorus.
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"I'm interested in things people don't find beautiful, what they discard," he said backstage before his show, resplendent in a "Couture Is an Attitude" white T-shirt.
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I would glance out the synagogue window at the tree branches — bare when she died last winter, then full and resplendent for months, and now skeletal again.
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One of Ms. Docherty's big ventures is the development of 19 luxury apartments attached to the Lenox resort, resplendent with white marble and costing in the millions.
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Venezuelans are especially annoyed by a video of the president, resplendent in a white tracksuit, playing catch with Diosdado Cabello, the thuggish former president of the national assembly.
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It hits all the right notes: a diverse audience; a beaming Hillary, resplendent in orange; a promise to get equal pay for women; and a very cute kid.
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I sat down and struck up a conversation with the fellow in front of me, draped in a long jersey, his mouth resplendent with a shiny golden grill.
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The tennis icon looked resplendent in emerald satin Versace, and ever since then, we've been eager to see what would come next in terms of Williams' maternity style.
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And if you're wondering where Donnie Wahlberg and Hailee Steinfeld got those groovy cowboy hats they were wearing on stage, look no further than the sartorially resplendent trio.
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A dozen local chiefs, resplendent in traditional Nigerian dress, nod approvingly as he calls for protection from the "terrorists" who have "made us refugees in our own land".
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Nazimova is resplendent in her role: With stark, thinly plucked eyebrows, expressive, heavily lined eyes, and a pouty, scornful mouth, she is the very picture of sublime disdain.
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Not to be outdone, many of the partiers — resplendent in spangled Balmain spacesuits, shiny ear cuffs and chromed accouterments — seemed on the verge of some metallurgic transmogrification themselves.
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I surely have more in common with the peasants whose village we are about to sack than I do with this highborn Lord resplendent in his fanciful armor.
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And while that production is deft, it's only complementing what's already there — in this keyboard-only version of the song from last summer, Humberstone is unvarnished, and resplendent.
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In the interests of authenticity, Ms. Carillo, resplendent in a Billie Jean King T-shirt and baseball jacket, gathered the actors together and taught them a few tricks.
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It showed Sandler, resplendent in big white teeth and little rimless glasses, stalking the streets of the Diamond District, alternately triumphant and pathetic, as people shout his name.
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With its soft-core, island-funk guitar and three-part vocal harmony, the song's chorus is an early example of a Steely Dan quintessence: shrugging sarcasm, rendered resplendent.
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As if to remedy that, we meet Stephan (Alexander Skarsgard, resplendent in a series of snazzy woolen jumpers), the lonesome German widower whose luxurious home Lewis has requisitioned.
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Here's the image in full:Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS/Gerald Eichstädt /Seán DoranEven Juno itself was impressed by the resplendent photo:Shine on, Jupiter, you beautiful, swirly mystery ball.
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"This is Barbara," Mailhot said, gesturing toward a woman who'd just joined us for lunch: Barbara Robidoux is resplendent in her seventies, with white hair tied loosely behind her.
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Today, NASA will announce the details regarding its Cassini spacecraft's Grand Finale—a resplendent ending to its 20-year-long adventure in space, which will begin later this month.
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Back she would sail to the ANC's executive council and its Women's League, resplendent in her tribal jewellery and brilliant satins, the mother of the nation, especially the poor.
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Joined by Grammy-winning co-vocalist Siedah Garrett, the pair of them hovering magically over what I presume is meant to be a brightly-lit and resplendent LA backdrop.
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With her hovering plastic models — their loads of missiles resplendent in tinny primary colors, a delicate crab inscribed chillingly under the chin — Chishty transforms lethal weapons into children's toys.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A resplendent display of 224 fuchsia-colored paper lotus lanterns adorns the light-filled oculus on The Rubin Museum of Art's top floor.
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Green, blue, and brown, corporate logos and serial numbers stamped on their sides, they reach up to the resplendent glass ceiling of the Palais, like mounds of oversized Legos.
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"I can't believe it's here," said Lauren Santo Domingo, founder of Moda Operandi, resplendent in Calvin Klein feathers and discussing the evening's choice of venue, Weylin B. Seymour's, a.k.a.
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And the Gielgud Theater — where the show and its resplendent leading lady, Rosalie Craig, are on view through March 30 — is not likely to be its final resting place.
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To be sure, Mickelson had a resplendent wraparound season in 2018, recording his first victory since the 2013 British Open at the World Golf Championships event in Mexico City.
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In its announcement, and in mass-marketing materials, the new Apple Watch displays its broader, busier face, resplendent with data: the time and date, the weather, the UV index.
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FRANZ SCHMIDT'S SYMPHONY NO. 2, SONY CLASSICAL Every recording of a major work by Schmidt, like this resplendent one with Semyon Bychkov conducting the Vienna Philharmonic, can seem momentous.
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Darkened, dramatically spotlit, and replete with affective staging, Savage Beauty did the praise-worthy work of recreating the resplendent vision of a beloved designer who left us too soon.
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There are probably eight of these, with one or two being extra resplendent for visitors, perhaps with stores extending off the sides, portrait galleries of Apple execs and so on.
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It contains all the seeds that were to germinate in the two dozen novels that followed, not least Mr Roth's predilection for provocation and a kind of burnished, resplendent blasphemy.
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On April 23rd he tweeted a photo of himself resplendent in a gleaming white one to his 270m followers while visiting the site of a future airport in Central Java.
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At 64, he still cuts an imposing, silver-haired figure, resplendent in green lederhosen and bright red socks at the Austria House where the Alpine nation makes its Olympic hangout.
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Boeing will be wooing potential customers with its latest version of the Dreamliner, the 787-10 and its smaller 737 MAX, resplendent in the colors of local airline Fly Dubai.
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Other entries that caught my eye included ANNULET, PALEO, BE STRONG, RESPLENDENT, SAVE ME and NEW ME. • 16A: ANNULET is the kind of crossword entry you just need to know.
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Standing up to Putin Macron put on another macho show of defiance when he met Putin on Monday at the Palace of Versailles, the resplendent former seat of French monarchs.
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As always, you could bask in this magnificent orchestra's resplendent sound — the warmth and body of the strings, the reedy tang of the woodwinds, the dark richness of the brass.
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Most disorienting was the ineffectiveness of the Capitals' top line, headlined by Ovechkin and the resplendent center Evgeny Kuznetsov, which had combined for 22 points in 238 games these playoffs.
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Inside, Mr. Macron's solicitousness continued under the gilt of the resplendent Salon des Ambassadeurs, which Mr. Trump, with his well-known love of gold and all things gilded, likely appreciated.
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Likely gone are a collection of resplendent indigenous ceremonial robes, the first dinosaur found in South America, Portuguese royal furniture, ancient Egyptian mummies, a vast library and so much more.
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" His hair is so resplendent, and later so vividly red, that he wonders: "Would Time magazine review this phenomenon under Medicine, Milestones, The Nation, Art, Show Business, or U.S. Business?
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If you were surrounded by a bevy of beautiful Black women, resplendent in their French vanilla, butter pecan, chocolate deluxe hues, it'd be a little difficult to stay focused on work.
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As a small child, Johnson, the Arizona Cardinals' resplendent rookie running back, crossed a busy street with his sisters Danielle and Darnecia in Clinton, the Iowa town where they were raised.
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Cardi looks fucking resplendent wearing an oversized mustard yellow jacket in this video, and honestly, I'm pretty pissed that this excellent look was wasted on such a heinous song and video.
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Designed to make a man recede into the background, to render him a neutral foil to a woman's resplendent plumage, evening wear is a formula for guys: reliable and dependably dull.
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SNIADOWO, Poland — The young mayor of this small town deep in eastern Poland is extremely proud of its new Italian fire engine, which sits, resplendent, next to a Soviet-era one.
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Though resplendent, they do not glimmer; the aluminum is dull and matte, and on most caps you can still see the brand names of Nigerian liquor companies like Castello or Headmaster.
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At Dior Mr. Jones can design clothes like this resplendent shirt, so offhand as to seem skate-rat generic, yet rendered at a level of skill commonly associated with the aristocracy.
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Each stands resplendent with Footballers' Wives crystal lighting, massive mirrors, and beds so cushioned and luxurious that they might as well have waddled off the set of Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette.
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Unable to jump into a time machine, I did the next best thing: I visited Chendamangalam, a village about 20 miles north of Kochi resplendent with coconut, mango and cinnamon trees.
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A swan of old remembers it is he magnificent but who without hope frees himself for never having sung a place to live when the boredom of sterile winter was resplendent.
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The Year in Style 93 In the September issue of W magazine, Rihanna was cast as Tomorrow, an otherworldly warrior queen and champion of the downtrodden, resplendent in diamonds and foil.
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Perhaps this phenomenon is nothing to be terrified of, but rather a resplendent odyssey to delight in, as one strives to figure out "how" she stands instead of where she stands.
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Last year the stout-voiced Mr. Porter released "Nat King Cole & Me," a tribute album featuring some of Cole's best-known songs, rendered with resplendent backing from the London Symphony Orchestra.
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After producing a series of startlingly realistic scenes of peasants at work, in the mid-1650s, he turned to small-scale domestic scenes starring his half-sister, Gesina, in resplendent satin dresses.
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"We as citizens of planet Earth have a solemn obligation to preserve our natural resources by limiting our numbers," he says, his jaw chiseled with conviction, his acid-washed jean jacket resplendent.
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Maybe the experience we were having, coming ashore on this resort island, resplendent in the November offseason, gave me a plausible excuse for why I was suddenly trying to hold back tears.
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Venice offers the setting, with its resplendent and ever-shifting sky, but no money—except for the main exhibition, which this year had a budget of only €13m ($14.1m) to cover expenses.
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The extended Windsor clan traditionally gathers on the famous balcony to view the crowds below and to see the soldiers resplendent in their ceremonial dress as well as the stunning fly-past.
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There are the sumptuous burials of 37 sacred macaws, the gorgeous, red, blue yellow and green parrots, brought here from southern climes, and likely bred for their rainbow of resplendent sacred feathers.
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The result is buoyant with light fingerpicked guitar, bright drums and winding, mazey melodies, resplendent with the orange dust of the road in the face of America's considerable political and social schism.
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The appointed hour found me resplendent in my high-school graduation dress and an apron that said, "Age Only Matters if You're Cheese, Wine or Scotch" that I'd found in the kitchen.
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We spoke in an old-fashioned cafe with scuffed parquet floors and a resplendent strudel that Yang discovered a few years ago when she had a solo exhibition at the same institution.
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The ball scene is all rose-red marble and gilded surfaces, with a sweeping curved staircase: It's very Palais Garnier, with a particularly resplendent Queen (played with scary grimness by Elizabeth McGorian).
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In the heart of Los Angeles, fans who had come from around the country and were resplendent in the gold and purple of the Lakers tried, often in vain, to find tickets.
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David Barber, the queen's swan marker, who oversees the upping, emerged from the Ferry Inn, resplendent in a red jacket detailed with gold braid, a swan feather tucked into his captain's hat.
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Theme aside, the basilican design and atmosphere of the space, coupled with resplendent ensembles from some of the gods of the fashion world, turn a visit to the museum into a religious experience.
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As any debate aficionado will tell you, Clinton is a policy wonk who meticulously prepares for any and every matchup as she gets ready to walk onstage resplendent in her pantsuit of choice.
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"As engineers we felt the more clever and better educated man was [Gherman] Titov," says cosmonaut Georgi Grechko in the Lachmann film, sitting resplendent with his military flat-top haircut now faded white.
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Today, Canada's oldest Chinatown is a National Historic Site, a small, colorful (especially red, for luck), vibrant community of narrow streets and alleyways, shops and restaurants, beyond the resplendent Gates of Harmonious Interest.
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A little while later, we drove the few miles back to her campus laboratory, where shelves of fish tanks lined several rooms and Ernst Haeckel's resplendent illustrations of jellyfish undulated across the walls.
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Resplendent with Art Deco trimmings, the bar felt swanky indeed, and if the menu of experimental cocktails seemed slightly out of place, I stayed true to the era by sipping an icy martini.
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"The techniques of highlight and shade are as ancient as portrait painting itself," says BAFTA Award-winning makeup artist Paul Gooch, the man responsible for Anne Hathaway's resplendent White Queen in Alice in Wonderland.
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Abu Dhabi (CNN)In a family home set in Saudi Arabia 100 years from now, a father resplendent in his futuristic silver robe tells his daughter that he's got some good news for her.
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During Trooping the Colour, the regiments carry the Queen's colors – resplendent in crimson silk and a union flag design with a central gold circle bearing the regiment's name – along with their own regimental colors.
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As the new Congress sat in the chamber for the first time, the Democratic side was replete with vibrant colors and diverse clothing -- a Native Pueblo dress, a resplendent hijab, and a Palestinian thobe.
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Churchill had expected a portrait that displayed his triumph as the savior of England, perhaps standing resplendent in his Garter robes, the rocklike bulldog who defeated the "Nazzis," as he liked to pronounce it.
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The resplendent suite will provide a fitting backdrop to a performance of Palmer's latest original music, inspired by the notorious robbery at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, which was once a ritzy private home.
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This show is the first to focus on these crowns, and it does so with a wealth of compressed historical information, as well as several resplendent related sculptures and paintings from Nepal and Tibet.
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The three men watched the dancers performing tightly choreographed moves using chairs as props, before greeting their friend Jermerious Buckley, 30, resplendent in green contacts and red four-inch heels, leaning against the bar.
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Perched recently on a chair in her small office, resplendent in a black satin dress and gold floral pin and banked by moldering towers of old files, she volleyed questions rather than answering them.
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Not just because it was part of who Mr. Lagerfeld was, in fully resplendent and sometimes ugly humanity, but because it is part of what marked him out as belonging to a different time.
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The park around the Wolf's Lair was resplendent with lush green, the summer was hot, the forest shimmered, and Theo Morell fastened a facial mosquito net over the visor of his fantastical uniform cap.
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Kate, 29, resplendent in her Alexander McQueen gown and Cartier "halo" tiara, perfectly poised, if also "a little nervous going in," says guest Fiona Bentley, wife of William's Royal Air Force wing commander Steve Bentley.
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It was the only thing that anyone could talk about all night, and of course, when the moment arrived, with Beyoncé resplendent in white and the Dixie Chicks at their sassiest, it exceeded every expectation.
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Resplendent in polychromatic durags (except Serrao, who sported a green camouflage vest), they schooled the viewing public on how to make the perfect curried leg of lamb and Coquito, a Puerto Rican coconut-based cocktail.
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George Kent, the deputy assistant secretary for European and Eurasian affairs, was resplendent in a three-piece suit and bright bowtie—a little explosion of color at the neck echoed by a matching pocket handkerchief.
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Mr. Ros gives his hourlong piece more size with the transformative techniques of "poor theater," a surprising choice given that traditional Cambodian dance is anything but poor, with its resplendent gold costumes and ornate headdresses.
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Global Shopper New Delhi — Mute testament to the vanity of greatness, the once-resplendent city "bungalow" of the maharajahs of Bikaner stood forlorn for decades, a sad old heap at the center of this city.
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In the section entitled "Denial," Beyoncé struts down a city sidewalk, resplendent in a marigold evening gown that recalls Oshun, the Yoruba deity of love, and she takes a baseball bat to everything within reach.
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Looking resplendent in pink marabou Miu Miu, Miss Piggy held court amid furry-faced friends like Kermit the Frog, Fozzie Bear and Derek Blasberg, while the British cross-dresser and D.J. Jodie Harsh spun tunes.
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Nah. Mr. Hilfiger had imported a few sleek silver racecars, it was true — they stood resplendent in the convention center that was once the site of Milan Fashion Week, now abandoned by the style set.
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It took place in the richly ornamented setting of the royal palace at Versailles, and he was shown on French television striding solemnly toward the chamber between two rows of resplendent red-uniformed plumed guards.
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Murray Perahia, 70, played at Carnegie Hall on Friday evening, and Maurizio Pollini, 75, followed there on Sunday afternoon, but there was little need to dwell on the past in a resplendent here and now.
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Book The Chatwal starting at $500 per nightThe Chatwal is a resplendent example of old-school Manhattan luxury that offers a glam stay reminiscent of decades past, but with all the modern touches you'd expect.
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Even though Ain the man is gone, his music will live on in aeternum, and the best way we as fans can honor his memory is to ensure it remains resplendent upon its rightful jeweled throne.
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Soloway shrewdly recaptures and reorients the female gaze through the story of Chris (a resplendent Kathryn Hahn), a frustrated filmmaker who relocates with her husband, Sylvere (Griffin Dunne), to the isolated artistic enclave of Marfa, Texas.
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For the rest of his life, Nick Foles will be hailed as the savior who matched a resplendent Tom Brady and authored a victory against the New England Patriots for Philadelphia's first football championship since 1960.
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There are sheafs of handwritten notes, handpicked flowers painted gold, Christmas songs and brass trumpets and photos of high schoolers resplendent in red and green polo shirts, standing among fake Christmas trees and cotton-ball snow.
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In your first minutes with Villalpando's altarpiece, you'll probably still be working out the cast of characters, whose demonstrative poses and resplendent robes double down on Baroque theatricality, and figuring out how the halves work together.
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There are many, many performances — Esa-Pekka Salonen's resplendent recent account of Hindemith's "Mathis der Maler" Symphony with the Philharmonic comes to mind — at which no one in the audience could think the acoustics were problematic.
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The legendary artist who put visuals to much of anarcho-pacifist punk trailblazers Crass' ideas and music, Gee Vaucher, got her first retrospective last month, gathering five decades of idealogically-resplendent artwork into one unified space.
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A crispy breast of KFC's finest chicken, resplendent with the mysterious herbs and spices, swathed in bacon, Monterrey Jack cheese, and some sweet, tangy sauce — all lovingly embraced by a fluffy and lightly sweet Hawaiian bun.
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The video (watch below) follows suit, and sees Dua in front of a green screen, resplendent in literally every item of clothing you're likely to catch on your Instagram Explore page over the next few weeks.
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One night while babysitting, Sarah wishes to the "goblin king" that Toby would disappear — and he does, earning Sarah a visit from the actual Goblin King (Bowie, resplendent in a feathered mullet wig and frosted eye shadow).
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And as the sun comes up over Gloucestershire this morning, there they are, resplendent in the mist-piercing light of RITTER's multispectral sensors: terabytes of storage laid out around the scalped doughnut of the former GCHQ building.
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Still, it's resplendent to see a Virgin Mary-inspired, iridescent Lacroix wedding gown rendered in the most delicate silk with a gossamer-swathed mannequin hovering high above it, like the annunciation taking place on a Paris catwalk.
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RESPLENDENT in a pleated chef's hat, Yang Zhibin supervises the kitchens of Kiessling's restaurant in the resort town of Beidaihe, where he has worked since 268 and where, every August, China's political elite gathers for highly secretive meetings.
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The Country Music Association Awards are supposed to be a celebration of one of America's enduring art forms, a night of star performances, gentle ribbing and a red carpet resplendent with formal wear and the occasional cowboy hat.
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This is a more diffuse rendition, full of liquid tumbles and cut angles; it's a seminar in Jamal's coolly resplendent harmonic language — as easy to mistake for decoration as a late Matisse, but really just as deep. RUSSONELLO
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On Thursday, this reporter was ushered into Tajan's private viewing room, where the drawing, of the martyred St. Sebastian, about 7½ inches by 5 inches, stood resplendent in an Italian Renaissance gold frame on an old wooden easel.
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Jimi Hendrix, whose paternal grandmother was one-quarter Cherokee, appears, resplendent in a white beaded jacket and moccasins, at Woodstock, as does the jazz singer Mildred Bailey, whom a young Bing Crosby credited with giving him his start.
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Thompson's resplendent portraiture has inspired Johnson to curate Color People, a group show at Rental Gallery of painters including Sam Gilliam, Amy Sherald, Mary Heilmann, and Thompson, among others, who share an exploration of the social radicality of color.
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We're treated to sweeping wide shots of the resplendent Young estate, with its many pools and topiaries, invited to parties that are held on giant yachts in international waters or attached to the top floors of massive high-rises.
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An orange jellyfish, filling much of the screen and framed on either side by Jonas in eccentric white garb and one of her co-performers, also wearing white, is downright resplendent; the same goes for other bioluminescent life forms.
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Dominic West held court at the center of the room, and at dinner the actress Rebecca Hall giggled with Mick Jagger, who was resplendent in a crushed plum-hued jacket, and later shamelessly cut the line at the buffet.
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The other side, your side, is out in the hallway—the gossiping reporters, Gloria Allred resplendent in yellow ("she's always there," a journalist remarks sotto voce, "she loves the cameras"), the court illustrator slowly reconstructing Weinstein in multicolored pastels.
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Mr. Kawaguchi's "About Kazuo Ohno" shares a program with Big Dance Theater, a New York group directed by Annie-B Parson and Paul Lazar, who will offer "Resplendent Shimmering Topaz Waterfall," a tribute to Tatsumi Hijikata, a Butoh pioneer.
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" When he returned to the Met stage in September 2015 in Verdi's "Il Trovatore," Anthony Tommasini wrote in The New York Times that his "resplendent voice, with its distinctive mellow character and dusky veneer, sounded not at all compromised.
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Resplendent in purple, the 93-year-old monarch was accompanied to church near Balmoral on Sunday by her only daughter, Princess Anne, while eldest son and heir Prince Charles was also on hand – driving himself in a separate car.
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With no children to carry on his business, he consigned much of his art to the Guggenheim Foundation, including resplendent Gauguin landscapes, Seurat pastorals, a cache of van Gogh letters and a group of unusually interesting — because unusual — Picassos.
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A standout was a poster made by (H)afrocentric of a woman climbing a flagpole in order to replace the confederate flag with a Jamaican one – she was drawn like a superhero, and she was sporting an resplendent afro.
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Resplendent in a turquoise suit and matching hat, the 91-year-old monarch was joined by members of her family including Prince Philip, 96, their daughter Princess Anne, 67, and their daughter-in-law Sophie the Countess of Wessex, 52.
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As further proof of how important pop music is to the way China's image is changing in Malaysia, Xila — resplendent in her trademark hijab — was invited to perform for China's president, Xi Jinping, during his last visit to the country.
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We know we're not OK; we know we're not attractive; we know that if we are to survive we this cultural chaos, we must finally make the most damaged pieces of ourselves resplendent in brokenness, without trying to become beautiful.
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The meeting between the Spurs and the Thunder (25 wins) was presented as this: A well-drilled veteran team with a resplendent offense and the league's best defense meeting a superstar pair, Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook, who lacked much support.
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Rio 2016 The only gap in Katinka Hosszu's swimming résumé was an Olympic medal, but she rectified that in resplendent fashion on Saturday night, winning the 400-meter individual medley in 4 minutes 26.36 seconds at the Olympic Aquatics Stadium.
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Phil Mickelson, one of Pieters's victims on Saturday, could be forgiven if he looked at him and saw Nicolas Colsaerts, Philip Walton, Phillip Price and Ignacio Garrido — resplendent rookies from Europe who had tripped up American opponents over the years.
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But S. reticulata is also gorgeously patterned with leopard-like spots; and although other sirens breathe through intricately branched, tree-like external gills, like other non-transforming salamanders such as axolotls, those of S. reticulata are particularly large and resplendent.
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Picture how surprising it must have seemed in the determinedly drab settings of Manhattan literary gatherings when Mr. Wolfe strutted in, peacock resplendent, in immaculately tailored clothes in a palette of ice cream hues like French vanilla and butter pecan.
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Though Bizet's resplendent score (freshly orchestrated by Joseph Joubert and directed by Shelton Becton) may have been whittled to pocket-size opera, Mr. Doyle and his team go with the magnetic flow and personality-shaping detail of the original composition.
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You'll find other, older, and far grander relics at the Getty Center in "Golden Kingdoms: Luxury and Legacy in the Ancient Americas," a resplendent ensemble of gold-work, jade carvings and textiles dating from 1000 B.C. to the 16th century.
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Bronx The most dazzling animals I encountered here had no need of LED technology: They were Owlexandria, a fierce-looking spectacled owl, and Quincy, a resplendent Eurasian eagle owl, whose handler allows evening visitors to pose with them for pictures.
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And I was apparently imprinted with Rebecca's seminary graduation scene, as she rode to the ceremony on a haywagon with the girls in her class, resplendent in her white cheesecloth dress, on a sunny day in a small New England town.
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Her novels are multivocal, and she uses this multiplicity to build a nest, capacious, sturdy and resplendent, for her tales of Indians, living and dead, of the burden and power of their heritage, the challenge and comedy of the present's harsh demands.
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PARIS — Chaumet's experimentation last fall with a pop-up museum in its resplendent 18th-century headquarters on the Place Vendôme met with such success that the jewelry house decided to make the museum a permanent addition, and has already unveiled a second exhibition.
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Resplendent in white leather, season 8 runner-up Adam Lambert hit the stage to belt out "Mad World" as only he can, plus his new single "Welcome to the Show" — spoiler alert: the show is his life — in collaboration with Swedish singer Laleh.
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"I was purple and blue and almost gone," she recalled, her eyes glassy with tears as she shared her story in a playroom at the International Rescue Committee as her daughter, Mee, resplendent in a shimmery pink Korean long dress, entertained herself nearby.
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Ed Wood's Z-movie science-fiction project from 1959, "Plan 9 from Outer Space," is often called the worst movie of all time, although his 1953 ode to cross-dressing, "Glen or Glenda," starring Mr. Wood himself in resplendent angora, gets votes too.
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In fact, after the Anschluss, the Hungarian-Jewish mother of Elisabeth Lederer (the subject of one of the more resplendent paintings in the show) put her own reputation on the line and signed an affidavit naming the long-dead Klimt as Elisabeth's father.
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The resplendent mélange of seated tin men — all evocative of that famous one from Oz — displays a frantic, cybernetic logic in terms of the painting's visual tactility, with once lumpen and deadlocked male forms set flowing in jerks and spasms across the surface.
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The whole resplendent mess is lashed with spicy mayo, a rich demi-glace of pork stock, and a bright-hot green sauce — the kind that anoints Peruvian roast chicken, a dish Ms. Wong loved to eat as a child from restaurants along Roosevelt Avenue.
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I snuck him in one night, and I remember how resplendent his body was even in fluorescent light as he sat naked in my office chair, and I knelt on the itchy gray carpet, basking in the joy of giving pleasure to a beautiful man.
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The Scottish influence is most resplendent, however, in the abundance of whiskeys, which an obliging bartender will nimbly clamber up the shelves to fetch, before serving cocktails like the peaty Blackberry Tartan (whiskey, blackberry compote, walnut bitters) and the Krankie (rosemary-infused bourbon, tamarind purée).
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The volcanic isle was first discovered by the Arabs in 975; but when the Dutch landed on Mauritius in 1598, it was uninhabited — aside from wildlife like the dodo, a bird famously rendered extinct by Europeans but still resplendent on Mauritian rupee notes today.
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"I wanted to say fashion is a complex mechanism and something sacred," Mr. Michele said after the show, resplendent in red plaid shirt over white tee, and emerald green corduroys, like a backwoods refugee from Santa's workshop, free-associating among religion, childbirth, Fellini and physics.
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The Feh Pass adds five major changes to the base game: twice-monthly distribution of "Resplendent Heroes" (which feature new artwork and boosted stats, compared to the regular version of the characters) and special quests that reward otherwise hard to obtain in-game items.
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Macron will receive a resplendent greeting on the South Lawn on Tuesday morning, complete with a brass band and review of the troops, before meeting with Trump in the Oval Office and being the guest of honor at the U.S. president's first state dinner.
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" Gwenda Blair, author of "The Trumps," says Trump, resplendent in the '70s in his three-piece burgundy suit with matching shoes and matching limo, recalled "this strapping lad from the provinces who comes to the city, like a figure out of Balzac's 'Lost Illusions.
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In the little recording suite, Lamar, whose face was boyish despite that night's beard, who is small of stature but carries himself with uncomplicated gravity, was resplendent in canary-yellow from head to toe save for the white socks peeking out of his apricot slippers.
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She was resplendent in a gold metallic trouser suit, the last note in a parade of slinky, sequin-spangled disco dresses; tailored Melton tweeds over daisy florals and nautical stripes; cashmere corps de ballet warm-up wraps; patchwork leather coats and Mongolian lamb chubbies.
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When she wobbles resplendent through a college campus to nail a job interview, the greatest achievement of her career as long as we've been watching, that was me in a muumuu pitching a TV show to Warner Brothers, praying for beginner's luck, and a breakfast burrito.
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James McCrae and a group of volunteers have spent two decades cultivating this once-barren stretch of Glenmore Avenue in East New York, Brooklyn, making it one of the city's most resplendent community gardens, raising a grassy lawn to replace broken pavement and planting herbs for cooking.
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On the Runway There they were Thursday night in Cleveland, arrayed onstage as confetti and red, white and blue balloons tumbled from the ceiling: the Trump family, resplendent for all to see, smiling and waving and standing around a little awkwardly, but mesmerizing in their consistent style.
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Later examples turn up in Indian stone carvings, and still later ones in cast metal sculptures and paintings in Nepal and Tibet, of which the show has several resplendent examples, including an 11th-century statuette of the most winsome Buddha of the Future you'll ever meet.
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Much of the talk here at NYT Cooking headquarters has been focused on the resplendent Samin Nosrat and her latest project: Her 10 essential Persian recipes, the dishes that to her encapsulate the cuisine she grew up with in her Iranian-American home in San Diego.
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Ms. Channing was bringing audiences to their feet night after night in a revival of "Hello, Dolly!" when she was 74, singing, "Wow, wow, wow, fellas, / Look at the old girl now, fellas," resplendent in her scarlet gown and jewels, her platinum hair crowned with red plumage.
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A symbol of those failures just happens to be tending goal this series for the Vegas Golden Knights, and if not for some resplendent stops by that man, Marc-Andre Fleury, the Capitals' margin of victory on Saturday would have been greater than merely 20-26.
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Ever since I witnessed Rihanna/Robin Fenty at the launch of Fenty beauty, resplendent in yellow top to bottom, head to toe, looking like the reboot of Beauty from Beauty and the Beast that I would watch, that I would pay $10 to watch — WM: Oh, yeah.
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Like a trip that's entered into a moment of romantic serendipity, where everything goes right and all the colours refract in the most resplendent way possible, it's a creative aesthetic that's bound to lead the British popstar on a road that deserves to be headed toward global stardom.
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Mr. West and his wife, Kim Kardashian West, resplendent in a sheer bandeau top, cutaway pleather sports pants and billowing, oversize leopard-print fleece, arrived hand-in-hand a mere 30 minutes after the show was meant to start (early by their standards) to support their friend and consigliere.
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The result is an impressively dense discography and Soundcloud that seems to scroll on forever—track after resplendent track of restlessly jumping rhythms spliced with hypnotic synth swirls, knotting together an astonishing array of textures and colors and intricacies, each compacted cut as genuinely as exciting as the last.
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Princeton, N.J. Even if you didn't go to Princeton, a sense of nostalgia flares up while roaming the resplendent campus with its Gothic edifices and spires, its greens once crossed by illustrious names like F. Scott Fitzgerald, Eugene O'Neill (who both failed to graduate) and Michelle Obama (who did).
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Trump in 2012 on female teachers accused of statutory rape: 'I don't see a lot of damage done' In Ocala, one man had a tee-shirt reading "Bill Clinton is a rapist" while, nearby, an elderly couple danced, resplendent in head-to-toe suits made up of the Stars and Stripes.
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The Taco Bell, unchanged and ironically resplendent in its corporate colors and with a Cubs cap hanging from its sign, was the last bastion of "old" Wrigley (which, of course, was vastly different still from the working-class denizens and prostitutes which marked the area in the 1970s and 80s).
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Sonika Vaid, "Safe and Sound" The judges go nuts for her beautiful voice every time (Keith might have thrown his neck out while jolting awake from her first few notes), and the wardrobe team did right by their new My Little Diva doll by swathing her in a resplendent purple gown.
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So let me bring some treats to tempt Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Joe McQuaid, The venders who were never paid, Lisa Belkin, Nikki Haley, All those who take Xanax daily, Serge Kovaleski, Penn Jillette, Ms. Midler (the resplendent Bette), Snoop Dogg, Chuck Todd, and Charles Blow, Ruth Marcus and the Navajo.
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The opera begins in the library of the Marquis de la Force (the sturdy baritone Jean-François Lapointe, in his Met debut), who is deeply worried about his fearful daughter, Blanche, here the resplendent mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard, who achingly conveys the fraught and shifting emotions of this complex character.
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The small wooden figure, wearing a crown, clad in resplendent vestments and holding a representation of the baby Jesus, is venerated as a saint — she was canonized by Pope Pius X in 1909 — and is considered by many pilgrims to be capable of healing the sick and performing other miracles.
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Mr. Hendricks returned to portraits in 2002 with "Fela: Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen," a tribute to the Nigerian Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, whom he depicted as a secular saint, resplendent in gold with a halo over his head, holding a microphone in one hand and his crotch in the other.
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In an exquisite navy-teal room straight out of Stephen Frears's Dangerous Liaisons (1988), a squadron of resplendent geometric semi-abstractions by the young painter Loie Hollowell hang across from Edgar Degas's "The Conversation" (1895), itself luminous on a wall of pink sateen shaded with umber and tinted like silk.
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This vast stretch of desert north of Las Vegas is part of the largest wildlife refuge in the contiguous United States, six mountain ranges that are home to bighorn sheep, a resplendent palette of wildflowers and sites that Paiute and Shoshone tribes, among others, say are crucial to Native culture.
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The opening sketch was star-studded event, featuring Blake Shelton as a news anchor, Kelsea Ballerini as an enthusiastic member of a Bachelorette party, and Darius Rucker as Queen Elizabeth II, resplendent in an outfit almost identical to the monarch's yellow and purple number from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's big day.
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While She's Walking Down the Aisle, Play "Vision of Love" Close your eyes and picture it now: Carey, following her flower girl and ring bearer, Monroe and Moroccan, down a long, candlelit aisle, resplendent in an elaborate, sparking gown and wearing millions of dollars in diamonds, as "Vision of Love" reaches its crescendo.
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Half an hour south from Washington, DC, attendees gathered at the resplendent Gaylord Convention Center at National Harbor, a too-polished development of family-friendly restaurants and retail, with the kind of barren soullessness that marks places designed solely to get people to spend money (there's a new MGM casino right there, too).
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Not surprisingly, those words came from Gingrich, a man who is resplendent in his hypocrisy, a cheater, who demanded that Kelly use the words "sexual predator" to refer to Bill Clinton, the president he lambasted in the 1990s for his extramarital activities, at the precise time when he, too, was having an affair.
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First was the weather and torrential downpour, as guests hopped on board the Dior Express, departing from London's Victoria station on a private train, replete with Dior porters, Dior china, and a resplendent lunch to Woodstock's Blenheim Palace, one of England's grandest stately buildings and the birthplace of former prime minister Winston Churchill.
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In every part of me I'm truly acquainted with, watching Bradley pick up Ben Simmons in transition, get almost immediately laid out, fall to the ground, and throw up his hands in frustration is a mitzvah, a dream, a vision of myself, resplendent in youth, the world ahead of me for the taking.
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"After 2017, and everything that has happened in the film industry, I'm excited for 2018," she announced, resplendent in a gold turban and kaleidoscopic sequin mini-shift by the British brand Halpern (later, the designer Michael Halpern was on stage to collect the prize for best British Emerging Talent in women's wear).
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Julián (the Haitian-Dominican actor and filmmaker Jean Jean), who has been convicted of theft, is shorn of his resplendent dreadlocks when he is sent to Najayo, where he quickly learns the sign language — "woodpecking" — that the inmates employ to communicate and flirt from afar with the female inmates at an adjacent penitentiary.
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With lavish palace sets, countless background actors, and resplendent period costumes (the wedding gown Claire Foy wore in the series premiere was a meticulous re-creation of Queen Elizabeth's original and reportedly cost roughly $35,20193), every shot of The Crown practically oozes money — fitting for a decade dominated by premium, prestige television.
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Worsley then reimagines their 1840 nuptials, devised as the P.R. coup of the century — the better to herald the modern constitutional monarchy — down to Victoria's white wedding dress, which popularized the color for brides, and a breakfast feast resplendent with skinned hares, taxidermied pigeons (adorning pigeon pies) and a 300-pound fruitcake.
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The Savitts, for instance, fell for the Chatsworth, a 1904 Beaux-Arts apartment building at 344 West 72nd Street, facing Riverside Park, with a brick-and-limestone facade resplendent in cherubs, elk heads, human busts and garlands, which is being converted to a co-op with condo-like bylaws by HFZ Capital Group.
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Elizabeth Banks rewore the same scarlet Badgley Mischka dress to this year's Vanity Fair Oscars party as she did in 2004, Margot Robbie wore vintage Chanel, and Jane Fonda also took a stand against the wear-it-once attitude looking resplendent in an Elie Saab gown she initially wore to the 2014 Cannes Film Festival.
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Amanda Scheiner McClain, an assistant professor of communications at Holy Family University and author of Keeping Up The Kardashian Brand: Celebrity, Materialism, and Sexuality, puts it more gently: "Kanye remade her fashion style, revamping her look from youthful California party girl to sleek yet curvy high-fashion model, resplendent in couture," she tells Broadly.
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" By 1897, the paper declared that sumptuous, costly Christmas books, those "resplendent quartos and folios," were "attractive to look at, but impossible to read," and made a conscious shift away from them: "This year's holiday books are books meant to be read — books not for a season, but for a year or a life.
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Though the clothing is beautiful and the fashions resplendent, the story that I left with wasn't of the glory of the church and the creativity of fashion, but rather that the powerful and wealthy have always been able to create the same dazzling, real things for themselves that the rest of us can only dream of engaging with.
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Add the fact that some of the cat-things wear clothing and shoes -- and others are resplendent in sleek bare fur -- and some odd inconsistencies with scale, and it's all a bit much for aficionados of the Andrew Lloyd Webber original (and even for some members of the subculture of anthropomorphic-animal enthusiasts known as "furries.").
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And yet the perception formed during his years away from the public eye – as with all the above names (and as with George Best and James Dean and Steve Jobs and every other glorified public figure) – has benefited from the collective mind having expunged any memories of the mundane, leaving only rose-tinted recollections of the resplendent.
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The grandest suites in the Trump Taj Mahal are named for and (loosely) styled after some of his favourite figures in world history: Napoleon, Kublai Khan and Alexander the Great, the last a roughly 4,000-square-foot penthouse suite resplendent with Ionic columns, crystal chandeliers, bronze lions, a baby grand piano and marbled Jacuzzis (three of them).
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"Recklessly she flung herself out of her clouds of chiffon plumage only to appear in her resplendent flesh, lying totally naked on a pile of horse blankets, laughing softly as she watched Stash Valensky, momentarily bewildered and taken by surprise, struggle out of his dinner jacket," Ms. Krantz writes in her second novel, "Princess Daisy" (1980).
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Almost all the images of other empresses in this show would not have been seen outside the Forbidden City, but Cixi employed the newly arrived technology of photography to burnish her standing; at the dawn of the new century she posed in a resplendent silk robe, towers of plums by her side, the picture of stability.
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Looking (and, it's safe to say, feeling) resplendent in a velvet jumpsuit, backed by a seven-piece band, Mr. Hoard sang balladic jazz numbers on his knees, as if worshiping or hanging out alone in his room; on more rousing pieces, he pogo-ed as he sang, sometimes launching off the stage and parading through the crowd.
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There also was the entire Arnault clan (the billionaire family behind Dior), including Natalia Vodianova, resplendent in a high-necked floral gown and lace; her partner, Antoine Arnault; and even the patriarch Bernard Arnault, in a simple black mask, all partying the night away on a giant round floor, bedecked with the 12 signs of the zodiac.
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Each path was lit by fear and FOMO: If I don't know what turmeric is, I don't have the right mantra or meditation, or I don't believe in invisible healing powers, not only am I missing out on resplendent health and spiritual awakening, I'm also occupying a lesser atmosphere than those who have access to such physical and spiritual material.
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I once watched those pink hands fall slack at their sides, as their owners waited impatiently for Outkast — then performing a truly resplendent version of "International Players Anthem" — to get on with it and play "Hey Ya." Those pink hands sometimes wave yellow glowsticks in the air and shout "Nigga" in unapologetic abandon as they rap along with the black artist onstage.
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Personally, I've been doing gua sha on myself for about three months, not only because I find it ridiculously relaxing (what is more resplendent than spending 10 minutes every morning stroking pretty jade and rose quartz stones all over your face?), but because it makes my puffy eyes and cheeks go down instantly, my jaw less tight, and my breakouts clear much faster.
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Fans spied other familiar faces onstage: Susannah Melvoin (Wendy's sister, Prince's former girlfriend and the lead singer in the Family, a band he masterminded); Omar Baker, Prince's brother (resplendent in a white fedora and light-up shoes); the "Purple Rain" co-star Apollonia (who introduced the encore by tossing gold hoop earrings to the crowd, a motif in the movie); and Prince's ex-wife, Mayte Garcia.
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Rashad and Lamar are both absolute stars, but watching them perform with SZA––Lamar on "Doves in the Wind" and "All the Stars," Rashad on "Pretty Little Birds"––there was no doubt as to who was in charge; with SZA looking absolutely goddamn resplendent in a flowing pink top and pants, there wasn't a moment when it felt like either rapper was the main attraction.
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Satisfied and delighted, blessings now counted — swimming, night, bed, poetry, good friends — sleep comes easily to Bo. Crowther's book has all the delightful strangeness of Margaret Wise Brown and Garth Williams's classic "Little Fur Family," but "Stories of the Night" takes place in a hand-wrought, colored-pencil forest made resplendent with rich tones, particularly a shocking pink, so warm and cheerful it fills the woods with joy.
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The crowd may be smaller than Army-Navy—5,000 people versus ten times that amount—but it is no less aesthetically impressive; practically the entire student bodies of both academies are in attendance, the Regiment of Midshipmen resplendent in brilliant summer whites, the Coast Guard's Corps of Cadets in Tropical blues, military aircraft splitting the sky and miniature armadas sometimes providing the visiting team support from the sea.
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Apologies.) Also on board: Ms. Prince's Shirley, resplendent in lurid Pucci swirls (the delicious costumes are by William Ivey Long), and her husband, Maury (Kevin Chamberlin, mostly wasted, alas); the washed-up disco queen Levora, played with seen-it-all weariness by Lacretta Nicole; and Ms. York's Jackie, who hopes to entice Tony into becoming stepfather to her twin tykes — a boy and girl played with ingenuity by Baylee Littrell, swapping genders within seconds.
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A series of major moments has recently put Piccioli in the spotlight — Frances McDormand appearing as a rare bird in yards of Mediterranean-blue faille silk and a crown of feathers at the Met Gala this past May; Serena Williams resplendent at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's May wedding reception in a full-skirted satin evening dress painted with yellow and scarlet flowers, black mesh Valentino sneakers peeking out from under the hem.
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New inventions like the Soviet engineer Mikhail Kalashnikov's assault rifle, the French couturier Christian Dior's resplendent New Look, the American Navy admiral Grace Hopper's virtuoso development of computer language, Thelonious Monk's and Billie Holiday's musical genius and the Polish lawyer Raphael Lemkin's coinage of the term "genocide" jostle with the United Nations' efforts to find a workable resolution for Palestine, gruesome rapes during the partition of India, anti-Semitic riots in England and the Nazi Einsatzgruppen trial at Nuremberg.
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Back to Jackie, resplendent in eau de nil, with the proud President (Caspar Phillipson, who has the Kennedy eyes) at her side, listening to Pablo Casals; back to a flawless reconstruction of the televised White House tour that she offered to eighty million viewers, in 1962; forth to the fateful day in Dallas, to the swearing-in of Lyndon B. Johnson (John Carroll Lynch) on Air Force One, and to Jackie's flailing attempt to interrupt the autopsy at the hospital.
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My boy picked up a new broom, looked jacked in an IHOP, and hit the beach with another fun-loving Raptors rookie, Lucas Riva Amarante "Bebê" Nogueira, resplendent in sunset gradient boardshorts that made me, for a minute, not focus on what the hell are those two doing in Santa Monica—guys, get the hell away from L.A. Rating: 2 years away from being 2 years away from the best summer vacation of his life This off-season has blessed two separate NBA legacies with indefinite vacations.
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I got money on your head I don't do my dirty work I cut off my hands I don't even touch the work I pray these niggas don't fuck with me And I don't like to cuss in church And my girl pussy Taste just like Ms. Butterworth's I mean that Believe that The scene opens on Lil Wayne, seated in a church pew, wearing a suit, surrounded by his family and friends, also in suits, his wife Gwendolyn in a resplendent cream dress and fancy hat.
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Our correspondent R.W. Apple reported: All the panoply of monarchy was deployed on this, one of the great days in the history of the House of Windsor: the stirring music of Handel and Purcell and Elgar; the Household Cavalry, in their burnished breastplates and helmets with red plumes; the stately royal horses, caparisoned in silver; almost all of the reigning sovereigns of Europe, come in their finery to share in the happy occasion, and the royal bride herself, resplendent in a gown of pale ivory, with puffy sleeves and a train 25 feet long.
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As for the ingrate blue jay inherently dapper dappled in Brooks Brothers plumage whose wing wicked resplendent lit in a freak fir fire involving one rosy-cheeked waddling toddler two schnockered green parents & the tiniest sparkler in the world as for that guy who pompous in flight one 4th of July dove nose first at a beatific swallow as if there in the unfettered night existed some backwoods design shortcut to heaven feathered leprechaun leading to a landfill of blinding gold bullion life- changing light chased & chastened as a sin committed to awaken misplaced repentance As for consequence best not to ask about the jay's final flight eight-foot dumb luck grace a glide straight into the man- made lake where the ingrate treaded water like an easy metaphor unburdened as he was wing fired heir to an airless air breezy lean that screamed walking desire Marcus Wicker's most recent collection is Silencer.
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