She is Taken & Smitten, with capital T's & S's.
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Jennifer Lawrence is totally smitten — with Chris Pratt's family.
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Eve is smitten with how married life is treating her.
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Amy Schumer is more than smitten with boyfriend Ben Hanisch.
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Le Pen is more than a little smitten with Trump.
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I can't deny being smitten with CloudMagic on the Mac.
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For some reason Donald seemed a little smitten with me.
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He is already quite smitten with his role as supermarketeer.
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I am especially smitten with the beautifully balanced, exquisite 2014.
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At first it seems simple: Charles is smitten with Camilla!
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One adviser described him as still "smitten" with Mr. Ryan.
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Secret's out — the whole wide world is smitten with Meghan Markle.
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Nick brother Joe Jonassaid the singer seemed "smitten" with the actress.
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From the looks of her face, Bella is smitten with it.
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Fans are clearly smitten with the adorable pooch and his limp.
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Throughout Glow season 1, Justine seems obviously smitten with director Sam.
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She was smitten with the cold and trembling, penitent and ashamed.
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I do not doubt that he is smitten with his daughter.
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Ms. Aitboulahcen was described as being smitten with him for years.
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LARISA OLEYNIK I remember being pretty smitten with it right away.
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He gets zero points for being smitten with their daughter Emina.
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We were all sorts of smitten with this year's Pickathon festival.
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She's a singer too and they seem pretty smitten with one another.
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Robbie appeared to be smitten with her new husband from first sight.
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Viewers and the audience were completely smitten with Pawar, especially Chrissy Teigen.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that Drake is "very smitten" with Rihanna.
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Rob Kardashian is already smitten with his new little bundle of joy.
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The proud mom shared that Wyatt is smitten with her baby brother.
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Despite the sleepless nights, the couple are completely smitten with little Bear.
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And it seems like Nick is smitten with his new potential roommate.
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And we weren't the only ones who were smitten with the movie.
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Mandy Moore has a new house, and we're pretty smitten with it.
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He's smitten with Italy and thinking of a book on Venetian seafood.
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Dyer, 21, looked smitten with her beau, placing her arm on his shoulder.
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Well, she's here now, and looking pretty smitten with the 35-year-old.
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And judging by her beaming smile, they were definitely smitten with one another.
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For his part, Urban was always equally smitten with his Oscar-winning bride.
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You can become so smitten with the idea that you forget everything else.
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María, however, becomes smitten with Pepe, a plantation worker close to her age.
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Watch journalists were smitten with the Heritage Pulsograph, a 100-piece limited edition.
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They could merely be momentarily smitten with the extra $1.50 in their paychecks.
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The Telegraph reports that Michael was instantly smitten with her, and proposed within days.
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Nonetheless, the two quickly became smitten with each other, and the rest is history.
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Nathan, her dreamy lyft-rider-turned-LA-fling, seemed to be smitten with her.
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She seemed smitten with him back in March when we got 'em at LAX.
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I am smitten with Hamburg's Miniatur Wunderland, and I think you will be too.
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Drink the good wine, eat the chocolate chip cookie, be smitten with whomever, whenever.
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But Ms. Kufrin had remained smitten with Mr. Yrigoyen since the first impression rose.
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I've become smitten with my electric pressure cooker, the Instant Pot Duo 6-quart.
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Snodsmith, 24, wasn't immediately smitten with Hewett, 23, but love eventually found a way.
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Kirk was intellectually smitten with Burke, especially with his critical assessment of the French Revolution.
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Somebody is smitten with Simba — it's just too bad the cat makes that somebody sneeze.
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Debby is not, shall we say, smitten with the idea of my running 103 miles.
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But I'll bet that she was completely smitten with idea of playing someone who does.
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Network executives who saw the reel were smitten with Lewis's personality and on-screen charm.
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"Chris really stepped it up and I'm a little smitten with him," she tells Obrochta.
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We've been smitten with Everlane's designs ever since the online retailer opened shop in 2010.
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Dance The modern dance master Mark Morris has long been smitten with classical Indian dance.
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During their adventures Majid becomes smitten with a woman, who tries to unsuccessfully seduce him.
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She ended up becoming smitten with Reagan, who was still getting over his ex-wife.
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It may have been fun, but people on Twitter weren't exactly smitten with the sausage baby.
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Then we became smitten with rosé, and eventually an entire rainbow of wine colors out there.
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Turner was not quite as smitten with her beau on her Instagram Story on Tuesday morning.
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"He was totally smitten with her and couldn't wait to bring her home," says Kate Ledger.
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Tell them about the time the girl you were smitten with dumped you for that guitarist.
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"Since he pulled up in that minivan, I was smitten with him," Kufrin said during the episode.
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I was immediately smitten with how awesome that LG monitor made the experience of playing Battlefield 1.
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While Jon looks more smitten with Daenerys than ever, Tyrion and Varys appear to be losing faith.
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El Moussa grins at Anstead, who looks just as smitten with her hands are cradling his face.
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Sarah Hyland is smitten with boyfriend Wells Adams — especially after the birthday weekend he planned for her.
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The celebrity couple is definitely smitten with each other, and it's great to see them so happy.
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For a Canadian with a green card, Mr. Sutherland is oddly smitten with the mythic American West.
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We could discover that we're smitten with a steady ally who's been hovering in the friend zone.
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Smitten with the music, the land, and its people—his people—Morse has been there ever since.
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Put the two brands together, and foodies and jetsetters alike will be smitten with this new line.
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He is clearly smitten with her and enjoys any amount of time they get to spend together.
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Kim became smitten with the lost franchise after immigrating to Seattle from South Korea as a child.
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I am particularly smitten with Simon Sinek, and have collected each and every one of his books.
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Mr. Khan is so smitten with Prince Mohammed that he insisted on driving His Royal Highness himself.
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Consider Dali's Gala, Man Ray's Lee Miller, or any gal except Gertrude Stein who was smitten with Picasso.
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But she is totally, unapologetically smitten with her most important production to date: Blue Ivy Carter, born Jan.
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Ted is the town veterinarian who was smitten with Alexis since the moment she breezed into Schitt's Creek.
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She is visibly smitten with the attention, rambling on at home about how ardently Russ was after her.
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Field plays Doris, who finds herself smitten with John Fremont (Max Greenfield), the new guy in her office.
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On the romantic front, Hunter (Chad James Buchanan) and his stupid beanie is still smitten with the singer.
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They both appear to be smitten with the pup, posting photos with her separately on their Instagram accounts.
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Hannah plays cat and mouse with Justin until he's just as smitten with her as she is him.
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Despite all the hassles I've just enumerated, I still can't help being a little smitten with the Triby.
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We've been totally smitten with Rosie Assoulin's whimsical designs ever since she launched her eponymous brand in 2014.
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If you're smitten with its looks, you'll find most versions in showrooms by the end of this summer.
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Seeing himself as an actor and painter, Sunny was not always all that smitten with running a bar.
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I was so smitten with him; he was the most genuine, caring, and patient guy I'd ever met.
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Of course Jaewon is smitten with one, who can rip the arm off a God Machine without effort.
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The vivacious Eurydice (the soprano Danielle de Niese) seems smitten with the hearty Orpheus (the baritone Joshua Hopkins).
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According to National Animal Welfare Trust (NAWT) in Watford, U.K., the bird is smitten with his owner's Amazon speaker.
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I'll also confess to being particularly smitten with the djay Pro demo the company will show off on-stage.
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Are these two as smitten with the most famous "best friends and worst enemies" of Riverdale as we are?
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Everything seems pretty normal—Peter and the dog are getting along swimmingly—and Rachel is already smitten with him.
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We also should expect the Trump team to be less smitten with the tech sector's agenda or shiny objects.
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Mario is smitten with his vivacious 32-year-old aunt, Julia (Dalia Davi), who is not related by blood.
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But V is quite smitten with her new husband, and she doesn't want him to feel quite so ... emasculated.
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Sasha and Abraham seem perfectly smitten with each other, and Rosita notices while they're giving each other the eye.
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But she was an establishment figure and a Washington insider at a time when voters were smitten with outsiders.
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Mr. Trump has seemed smitten with the idea of a military parade since the early days of his presidency.
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And while the source adds Rihanna, 28, isn't "Drake's usual type," the rapper, 29, seems "very smitten" with the singer.
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Harry Styles looks like he's in the market for a bambino, because he was totally smitten with someone else's baby.
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"Since he pulled up in that mini van, I was smitten with him," Kufrin had said during a Bachelorette episode.
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Unlike Mr Obama, who was always sceptical of military advice to do more, Mr Trump appears smitten with his generals.
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It's super sweet that the star has been so smitten with his new pet and posts updates on social media.
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While his friends from culinary school did stages in fancy London restaurants, he was already smitten with the lactic stuff.
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The film will leave you smitten with the young actress, and even more fascinated by the complicated sugar-daddy relationship.
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"I was smitten with all those little Victorian children being dispatched in various ways," she told The New York Times.
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Akshay Kumar plays Rustom Pavri, an honest naval officer who is smitten with his half-British wife Cynthia (Ileana D'Cruz).
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Apparently smitten with his adopted home, he eventually changed the name to Miami Subs and adopted the aesthetically Floridian theme.
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Osborne, who is unable to work because of health issues, is just as smitten with Richardson, the Bristol Post reported.
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Still, Peter was smitten with Madison, who ultimately decided to break things off with him for for both their sakes.
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But he was still smitten with basketball, and in 2000 he took a job as an assistant coach at Northwestern.
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Nevertheless, the cat lovers — even after seeing that the animals did not like the wines — were smitten with the products.
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Bonnie Jo became smitten with photography after learning to print black and white photographs when she was ten years old.
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Still smitten with his future wife, Carter returned to the Navy, where he coined the acronym "ILYTG" to express his passions.
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This wasn't romantic love (at least not as part of this story), but he was seriously smitten with a presidential candidate.
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One of the skaters, defenseman Calvin de Haan, became so smitten with his modeling partner, he decided to adopt the cutie.
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My family had rented a house down on the Jersey Shore, and I'd become smitten with one of the lifeguards there.
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We'd be smitten with her outfit alone, if it wasn't for Chopra's very adorable facial expression, somewhere between amused and bashful.
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In no time, I was smitten with the process of finding new ingredients and trying new recipes of my own invention.
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Lauren Paul is already smitten with her and Aaron Paul's new family member — though he or she is yet to arrive.
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Sandhya (Shweta Tripathi) is a gullible 15-year-old schoolgirl who is inexplicably smitten with her school teacher Shyam (Nawazuddin Siddiqui).
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No wonder Lauren Conrad (or at least her staff) is smitten with the name River (as well as Hazel and Sailor).
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He left a voice mail message the next morning, and I knew right away that he, too, was smitten with James.
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But by 1205, the couple opened the high-end gallery and, two years later, smitten with Hudson, moved there full time.
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The startup world's biggest rap fan Ben Horowitz is so smitten with the idea that he's joining the board of UnitedMasters.
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David Petraeus was, but was smitten with the John Wayne strut of "The Generals" he wound up picking — especially retired Gen.
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Smitten with Ernest Hemingway as a writer and role model, he traveled widely and worked at an odd assortment of jobs.
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Groups smitten with the siege mentality filter out discordant facts and become more extreme versions of themselves, leading to further marginalization.
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One Japanese friend was so smitten with the Glenlivet I gave him he kept the bottle long after he emptied it.
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We're so smitten with these pieces, we had to break down every reason you need to jump on the S'well bandwagon. 1.
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I was totally smitten with Emily Jane Lathan's leaf-print nails created by Amy Rickaby, so that's the effect I was after.
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Spider-Man, Superman, and Batman are garden-variety superheroes, but dedicated comic book fans are equally smitten with Luke Cage and Hellboy.
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There's the IP problem — no one knew what a Hatchimal was before this year, and kids weren't already smitten with the characters.
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In an effort to be "in the moment," Krystal hops onto a date with Connor — after admitting that she's smitten with Chris.
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Four years into their marriage, Barack was still smitten with Michelle, and the sides of her not everyone else got to see.
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Nicole Kidman was smitten with husband Keith Urban from the moment they met — but apparently, he didn't immediately feel the same way.
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As a 21-year-old, newly smitten with a candidate and his inspiring campaign, I assumed that doing good always felt good.
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Instead, Charlotte, the dictator's wife, tries to shoot him out of jealousy, but Marie, now smitten with the dictator, takes the bullet.
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The dildos were a hit and sold out almost immediately, but apparently not everyone was so smitten with the colorful fish dick.
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"He was also smitten with Bibi, the zoo's 18-year-old female, and followed her everywhere," the zoo wrote in a statement.
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She believes she is smitten with a poor man named Beverley, who is really the rich dissembler Jack Absolute (Michael Sweeney Hammond).
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And if there's one thing Trump knows how to do, it's get attention from those both smitten with and exhausted by him.
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She was smitten with the selfie he posted (in which he posed before the Lincoln Memorial) and with his sense of humor.
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At Zurich, Einstein becomes smitten with a bright, determined fellow student, even though he is already in a relationship with someone else.
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I'm smitten with the new Land Rover Defender 2300 ($21), which has working steering and a six-cylinder engine with moving pistons.
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For decades the press has demonized Republicans (like George W. Bush) while covering Democrats like biographers smitten with their subject (Barack Obama).
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"My wife and I were smitten with this simple way to support students and teachers," Biz Stone says upon learning about DonorsChoose.org.
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"I was smitten with all those little Victorian children being dispatched in various ways," she told The New York Times in 2015.
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While it's not clear if the duo has adopted the cute pet, they certainly appear to be smitten with her in the photo.
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The two had met on the set of Huston's second film, In This Our Life (1942) and were instantly smitten with each other.
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Beckham continued to prove he's totally smitten with Moretz, 19, when he posted a sweet image of the actress to Instagram on Monday.
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Waterfront Toronto, and all levels of Canadian government—federal, provincial, and municipal—appear smitten with the project, even though it is largely undefined.
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Auto website Jalopnik also seems to be smitten with the Model X, listing it naming among its favorite future classic cars in 2017.
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Still, even though I wasn't smitten with the sharp rectangular plastic shell or the mint- and white-colored design, you may feel differently.
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Born in Alabama, raised in South Central Los Angeles, Mr Marshall grew up smitten with the visuals of Christmas cards to comic books.
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Henry is clearly smitten with Mary, and she and Tom get an invitation to watch him and his friend Charlie race at Brooklands.
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The couple were smitten with the updated house, particularly because of its ample bedroom space — room for visiting grandparents — and large basement playroom.
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Smitten with radio, Mr. Ingram attended live broadcasts in Manhattan and entered a D.J. contest on Fred Robbins's radio show at age 13.
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The latter enthusiastically furthers Jeremy's musical career, a sponsorship rendered a little awkward by the fact that both guys are smitten with Melissa.
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Listeners will be smitten with her grace and work ethic, and even her tendency to lose herself in the mean reds when hungry.
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He is smitten with Japanese-style logic puzzles like sudoku, kakuro and futoshiki, and he has invented dozens of varieties of his own.
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While our youth-obsessed culture sneers at quiet luxurious sedans, my son, who covets every supercar made, is smitten with LaCrosse's limolike ride.
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It didn't take long for the family to become smitten with their new member, but the dog is still trying to figure things out.
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At least some Russians also seem to be smitten with another kind of US star, a pink cartoon one that lives under the sea.
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The adorable pup makes a regular appearance on the comedian's Instagram account and it's clear that the two are totally smitten with one another.
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Bierdz's young dating days included a couple of outings with media mogul and multimillionaire David Geffen, who seemed quite smitten with the soap stud.
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Vin's chitchat with Carol Moreira seemed super creepy at first blush ... but check out the video we got afterward -- she seems smitten with him.
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And I was particularly smitten with the Cineteca Nacional, a large, multifaceted cinema and arts complex that's technically just north of the Coyoacán border.
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Now, nearly three months after the delivery, Matthew and Doughtery are smitten with their new little one — and Cecile and Uma are best buds.
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As a 16-year-old in Traralgon, Victoria, he became smitten with Weimar culture when his father gave him a biography of Marlene Dietrich.
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Ehrman partly understood why the young woman was so smitten with Bill Clinton, having briefly seen him herself on a tarmac in Waco, Tex.
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Most intriguing, given the show's title, is that Helen seems uncharacteristically smitten with her next-door neighbor, an incredibly Californian young woman named Sierra.
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The children remain little beasts; his father remains a baron of bluster and a deluded idealist, still smitten with the promise of pan-Arabism.
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"I've done a few glitter beers and I'm absolutely smitten with them," says Erica DeAnda, head brewer at Minocqua Brewing Company in Minocqua, Wisconsin.
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It's no surprise that Gigi Hadid and her model pals are just as smitten with the Queer Eye guys as viewers watching at home are.
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But it's clear from the couple's appearance alongside Seacrest and his fill-in host, singer Rita Ora, that these two are smitten with each other.
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Meghan Markle was smitten with Minnie, a 1-year-old Jack Russell Terrier up for adoption, when she visited the animal charity Mayhew on Wednesday.
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Connie Britton stars as successful businesswoman Debra Newell who we see in the trailer is instantly smitten with charmer-turned-villain, John Meehan (Eric Bana).
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Ava seemed pretty smitten with the dude, and we can't blame her ... Arthur's kind of a stud with Beatles-esque charm flowing through his veins.
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When she liberates a menacing "monster" dog from its junkyard captivity, it's tamed in an instant, as smitten with Shelby as we're meant to be.
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While our add-to-cart habits tend to forgo caution, the resulting purchases are usually pieces we're totally smitten with — for the moment, at least.
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It exposed me to the injustices of the criminal justice system, and I was particularly smitten with Damien Echols's personality, his intensity and his intellect.
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He and LiLo posed for pics with her bro, Dakota, and his gf ... and also with Michael Jr. But it's Dina who's really smitten with Egor.
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DeLuca (Giacomo Gianniotti) has clearly been praying to the surgical Gods that this moment occurred because he's absolutely smitten with being this close to Mer – uninterrupted.
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And because I'm so smitten with the gown and how gorgeous Keri is in general, I'm willing to overlook the shoes (black sandals would've worked better).
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The powerhouse actress and singer looks positively smitten with her stepson's little girl in a black-and-white photograph Brolin shared with his Instagram followers Monday.
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After the messy chocolate-making adventures were over, Teigen posted a photo of herself with Luna, who looked smitten with a big chocolate bar in hand.
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Flawed as he may be and smitten with the sound of his own grand ponderings, he was a leader who shrank from pivotal and consequential moments.
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Well, Shultz and the grandson, that to me was ... Well, he was so smitten with her that he couldn't see his grandson was telling the truth.
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My colleague Nellie Bowles was smitten with the newly (mostly) car-free Market Street, the thoroughfare that cuts through San Francisco, so she wrote about it.
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But then, after my father died, and while my mother was losing her battle with cancer, a funny thing happened: Walt became smitten with my mother.
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From a snuggle session on Roman Abramovich's mega yacht, to sailing with pal Kate Hudson, the happy couple looked absolutely smitten with each other throughout the festival.
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Banister was so smitten with Buttigieg that she tried pitching Founders Fund, the elite VC firm founded by Peter Thiel, to open an office in South Bend.
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I'm smitten with Horizon: Zero Dawn, a video game that hits the best notes of the "explore, kill, and collect" genre without becoming too leadened by busywork.
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The Oscar and Tony winning actress, 75, said that while waiting for their arrival, she became smitten with another dog who was a distant relation of Samantha.
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Staff at the store were so smitten with the elderly duo that they snapped a photo, which has since accrued several thousand likes on their Facebook page.
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In fact, the extreme popularity of the beverage may have drawn even more attention to the fact that people are apparently smitten with bright colors and sparkles.
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Shortly after arriving at the event, Meghan zeroed in on Guy and quickly became smitten with the rescue dog after going on a trial walk with him.
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It's hard not to be smitten with Trouble when you hear her unique take on sex and sexuality, as evidenced by the pioneering nature of her work.
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Still, Amanda seemed pretty smitten with Paul -- whom she'd met in AA classes, and had only been dating for a few months before he popped the question.
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At age 15, Annette Craver quickly grew smitten with the much-older man she met when he rode up on his motorcycle to a yard sale in Houston.
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Paris Hilton might be smitten with her new boyfriend, actor/model Chris Zylka, but her parents don't seem to think she'll be walking down the aisle anytime soon.
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Remember that this month, Leo; if you find yourself completely smitten with something or someone, it might just be because the rest of your life sucks right now.
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She and Garrett spend the day bamboo-rafting, completely smitten with each other, and Becca is relieved when she realizes she did the right thing sending Jason home.
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Sarah Hyland and former Bachelorette contestant Wells Adams haven't been dating for long — at least, not officially — but it looks like they're already quite smitten with each other.
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Hunter Morgan (Chad James Buchanan) is smitten with Star following her knock-out performance at his birthday party, and even arrives at the hospital with flowers for Simone.
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From an early age, Rousset was smitten with the aesthetics of Versailles—the music of Lully and Rameau, the plays of Racine and Molière, the paintings of Watteau.
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One day at the farmers' market she is instantly, hilariously smitten with Xavier (Joshua Sasse of "Galavant"), a red-bearded vision in a knit cap and yogaesque clothes.
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This stomping self-righteousness and dreamy ambition are comic and somehow enchanting — not just to Harlan (Dan Tracy), who's a little smitten with her, but to us, too.
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Sprinkled with photographs, the book traces Ms. Waters's years as a European backpacker smitten with France and as a young radical cooking for the Bay Area's antiwar intelligentsia.
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She was smitten with Dr. Oz and recited random details about his life and his mother as if he were a longtime neighbor to anyone who would listen.
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So this is no dispassionate visual historian of the harried, urban, citizen in the throes of post-war US social upheaval; Winogrand was actually smitten with human beings.
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By the time Antetokounmpo posted a now-legendary tweet about smoothies midway through his rookie season, the basketball world was smitten with the rookie on and off the court.
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There is about him an air of an eternal twelve-year-old prodigy, smitten with warfare, natural disaster, and fantastic invention and twitchy about sex and other grownup preoccupations.
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With his windows open to the sea breeze, Solberg relaxed with some cold water, sounding like someone smitten with his place in this world, this city and this neighborhood.
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He spent his last two years of high school at the Webb School of California in Claremont, near Los Angeles, but was already smitten with the Dodgers by then.
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A few hard-line Russian nationalists have again taken up that cudgel, demanding that Turgenev's books be removed from school curriculums because he was too smitten with the West.
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Her singing was sweet (you believed she was a young woman smitten with a charming stranger) yet sassy (she knew she had to wriggle free of her overbearing guardian).
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There is a very good chance that you will be as instantly smitten with him as he is with Smize (Schein) in her polka-dotted fit-and-flare dress.
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She is less than enthusiastic at first, but eventually she relents and instructs Yunior to look after Oscar, who is also smitten — with a goth named Jenni (Belange Rodríguez).
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" When Grace Gardner met Autumn Trowbridge on a Tinder date in Washington, she was immediately smitten with the brunette she describes as "the most special person I've ever met.
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At the age of 18, Grace became smitten with Hoi Chuen from her orchestra seat at the opera, and eloped with him much to the dismay of her family.
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While doing some camgirl work for a Montreal-based site, Abby was smitten with the city's tight-knit sex worker community and the weirdo art scene that came with it.
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The "Come Clean" singer didn't share when she and boyfriend Matthew Koma plan to make the switch to farm life, but Duff seems smitten with her family's new, fuzzy member.
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After waiting to find a forever family for three years, Fred was flown out to New York to meet Hargreaves, who was smitten with the canine after just one hour.
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Flamingo 492 seems to be so smitten with the shores of Texas, TWPD is thinking of giving the bird a name different from the number banded on the animal's leg.
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Jung Saem Mool has her own line of these basics, and I am absolutely smitten with the Mool Cream, which has a consistency that melts beautifully and plumps up skin.
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After my time using the Lumix S1 to shoot the OnePlus 7 launch event in London, along with a couple of headphones, I'm professionally smitten with this unashamedly pro camera.
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Cardi, it seems, was much too distracted to bother with another celebrity feud: She was way too focused on her hubby Offset, who seemed equally as smitten with her tonight.
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I was particularly smitten with McAvoy's character, a hard-drinking hot mess who likes wearing sweater vests with no shirt underneath and who sleeps in a pile of languid lovers.
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FROM PEN: Renée Zellweger: The Real Reason She Took a Break From Acting The actress previously gushed about her boyfriend, telling PEOPLE in 2015 that she was smitten with Bramhall.
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Simmons described to The Hollywood Reporter how he was smitten with Lombardo after being stung by John Skipper, ESPN's president and Simmons's former patron, who decided not to keep him.
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Ms. Sittenfeld has somehow managed to turn Darcy, one of literature's great heartthrobs, into a dimwitted, tongue-tied fellow, smitten with Liz even when she is at her most insolent.
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The headline of the piece is literally, "No Wonder Taylor Swift is Smitten with Tom Hiddleston," and the two have not even acknowledged publicly that they are a couple. Geez.
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We were smitten with their staff — they seemed whip smart, were the only firm that shared actual numbers of past returns, and they had an outstanding reputation for personalized service.
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Trump went from apocalyptic to smitten with Kim Jong-un in a matter of weeks after concluding that the risks of a confrontation with North Korea just weren't worth it.
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The Horschels started dating at Florida, though Billy, 30, said he had been smitten with Brittany, 29, since their first meeting at a junior golf tournament outside Miami in 2004.
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One was the Nook and Cranny gift store in Islip, whose owner, Lori Zegel, said she was smitten with the sturdy, old Marine who drives over more flags as needed.
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He'd been smitten with the concept of suicidal ideation since he was a teen-ager, but the problem, he figured, was that he had never truly wished to kill himself.
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We got DiLo outside FOX Studios in NYC, and she copped to being totally smitten with Egor Tarabasov, who perhaps will someday plant a Russian sprout-nik inside her daughter.
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The DNCE frontman, 29, got the adorable black-and-white pooches as a surprise gift for his Games of Thrones fiancée, but he is pretty smitten with the pair as well.
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Hurst, 25, tweeted his 18k followers on Sunday that he needed help finding the woman he became smitten with while they were on a flight together from Jacksonville, Florida to Maryland.
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In the same way that Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande dove headfirst into their whirlwind romance, it took me about five seconds to decide that I was smitten with their love.
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In a nation in love with the India pale ale-style of craft beer and also smitten with the shandy, it was probably inevitable that someone would put the two together.
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At the same time, McCain noted Trump's praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin and said he "seems just as smitten" with Chinese President Xi Jinping, leaders whom McCain accused of repression.
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Also in the room, for unclear reasons, is a young ranch hand named Jamie (Lily Gladstone), who finds herself smitten with the instructor, and who pursues her infatuation with nervous dedication.
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It was not until Richard Strauss composed a piece for the 1936 Summer Games in Berlin that the International Olympic Committee became smitten with the idea of a single, official anthem.
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Amy Giberson and Justin Pounders, both 33, matched on a dating site in 2014, but it took them months to figure out they had been smitten with one another 30 years earlier.
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For now, he is still smitten with the idea of What The Celtics Could Be. At some point, however, Ainge is going to have to turn that idea into a concrete reality.
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The film hits theaters this weekend and we're still just as smitten with the movie, a high-water mark for the romantic comedy genre and an welcome respite from the season's blockbusters.
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Whether they've been on the red carpet or doing interviews, Timberlake, dressed in a charcoal gray Tom Ford tuxedo, and Biel, in a plunging Elie Saab gown, look smitten with one another.
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In September, Osaka — who won the U.S. Open over Serena Williams in a controversial face-off — admitted on The Ellen DeGeneres Show that she is smitten with the Black Panther star, 31.
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"I read it and was smitten with it, and thought it had a lot of potential for music — it has so many layers, and the characters are so soulful," Mr. LaChiusa said.
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Penn Badgley, best known as the Brooklynite Dan Humphrey on "Gossip Girl," stars as Joe Goldberg, a bookstore manager who is immediately smitten with Guinevere Beck (Elizabeth Lail), a poetry grad student.
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And when he arrives in town and becomes immediately smitten with Dolores, you think you know where this is going — especially when her family is attacked by a villainous Man in Black.
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For as creepy as I'd find it to be approached by a masked blue man while trying to have some alone time, Angela is so clearly smitten with the audacious Doctor Manhattan.
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The romantic getaway is likely one of many to come, as Rodriguez — himself a parent of two to daughters Ella Alexander, 8½, and Natasha Alexander, 12 — seems smitten with the actress and singer.
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The themes of love and death in "L'Amour" are, on the surface, conventional operatic fodder—it follows a medieval French troubadour smitten with the faraway Countess of Tripoli, whom he has never met.
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While I was beguiled by the food of Shanghai (as you might be able to tell), I was equally smitten with the numerous historical, artistic and musical options the city has to offer.
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"The new president's going to have to deal with a Republican Congress that is not particularly smitten with many of his ideas, so it's hard to know just what will go through," Bogle said.
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Pratt held on tightly to Schwarzenegger's hand as he led the way out of the restaurant to their waiting car, while Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver's eldest daughter looked smitten with her leading man.
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Michael is smitten with Toby's replacement, Holly Flax, and wants to speed their relationship along, but Jim reminds him that things worked out so well with him and Pam because they took it slow.
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Marvin doesn't think he's necessarily the problem, and urges Trina to see his longtime psychiatrist, Mendel (a warmly funny and convincingly neurotic Brandon Uranowitz), who complicates matters by becoming almost instantly smitten with her.
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He and Salahi were smitten with the Al Qaeda narrative, that a ragtag group of mujahideen, carrying light weapons and hiding in caves, were taking on a superpower in the defense of all Muslims.
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Rodriguez is still smitten with Lopez, but he has also done a good job of taking a backseat and not imposing himself on the situation when Lopez is out shining with her own thing.
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Even Sorel, who is so smitten with this movie star that he wants to see her put on a postage stamp, agrees she never achieved the sensual humidity of Rita Hayworth or Marilyn Monroe.
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It's worth it, though, as we meet Brysen, a young man smitten with his handsome hawk master, and his twin sister, Kylee, who has all the falcon-whispering skills Brysen lacks and desperately craves.
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But thanks to some advice from Tyrion (who actor Peter Dinklage says is "smitten" with Dany himself), Dany decided it wouldn't be smart for her to arrive in Westeros with a lover by her side.
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The Enigmatic, Invisible Young PopeOne of the pope's most resonating spiels takes place during a meeting with the Vatican's head of marketing, a pretty, blonde French lady who is immediately smitten with the young pope.
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As soon as Black Magic takes Britannica's brain, she's too smitten with her new man, played by Bash — and too stupid in her head — to even remember she had a brain in the first place.
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Whether it's that wide smile, thick head of hair, or the fact that he has a gender equal cabinet and is a self-proclaimed feminist, people around the world are smitten with the Canadian politician.
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Diana contacted Crawford herself to ask her to come over for tea and to help surprise William and Harry, who were "just starting to notice models" and were smitten with Crawford and her fellow supermodels.
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"DWTS" viewers often vote with their hearts and if the audience was even half as smitten with "Malcolm in the Middle" star Muniz as Carrie Ann Inaba was, this pair could emerge as major competition.
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At first, it seems Young Marble Giants are smitten with the new technology—the title character is part of the group, and "sings" the song's chorus, a bright electronic organ melody in place of vocals.
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He fell hard for the horse, just the way he became smitten with Kentucky when he first visited 20173 years ago, and he knew he wanted his own farm where he could indulge those passions.
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Adored by her own servant, Malvolio — even the pattern of his baby-blue pajamas, by Dede Ayite, is a tribute to her — Olivia is smitten with Cesario, who is (supposedly) a dead ringer for Sebastian.
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Sussman had visited and occasionally lived in Israel since childhood, becoming "all the more smitten with the edible life here" as the food scene went from nonstop hummus and falafel to one of international interest.
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The couple was already smitten with the work of Jane Kim, who had renovated a friend's brownstone in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, and designed the interior of Milk Bar in Prospect Heights, a favorite brunch spot.
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Listening to the entire collection over the past few days, I'm smitten with how well these songs stand up, and how well they work as an album completely divorced from the games they were created for.
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For instance, those associated with woozy face, a newer emoji that depicts a "yellow face with a crumpled mouth and a cockeyed expression, as if tired and emotional from inebriation or smitten with love," Kelly explained.
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Well, okay, they're not hooking up, exactly: They're just totally smitten with one another and allowing themselves to kiss one time per week, in order to stop themselves from having forbidden sex within their new home.
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The new owner, Mike Watts, became smitten with the 280-acre property while quail hunting at the resort in the early 1970s, bought it in 2014, and then acquired its surrounding 900 acres late last year.
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But he left in his trail a host of players and coaches smitten with his play, his enthusiasm to sacrifice his own body, his willingness to fight an opponent's toughest player in defense of his teammates.
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Trump and the The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia seem to be smitten with one another — so much so that Trump on more than one occasion seemed to side with Saudi royalty over his own administration's advisement.
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Like me, they were particularly smitten with the Panang Mole, a remarkably delicate mash-up of Thai red curry and Mexican mole sauce, made with coconut milk, carrots, green peas, sweet basil and (in my case) chicken.
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"I think about how sweet Keanu Reeves was, and how handsome he was," Bullock told the host, adding that it was "hard" for her to be "really serious" while filming, since she was so smitten with Reeves.
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It's hard to find fault with the listing (other than the $10,000-per-night price tag and the 31-night minimum stay, of course), but Kim seems especially smitten with her home for the next few months.
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About half are commuters from London who move to cities along the train line, and the rest are second-home buyers smitten with quintessential English villages, said James Mackenzie, head of Strutt & Parker's national country house department.
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And while fans of the flavor may collectively shell out hundreds of billions of dollars for that sweet, autumnal blend of pumpkin and nutmeg and cinnamon or whatever, not everyone is apparently as smitten with the spice.
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The firebrand leader in a speech on Saturday taunted CHR head Chito Gascon by asking him if he was gay, or a pedophile, and if he was "smitten with teenagers", referring to his comments about the latest incident.
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" Tim's been smitten with the 23-year-old South African for quite a bit ... telling ESPN back in July, "She is a really special girl and I am very lucky and blessed for her coming into my life.
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Smitten with the beauty of the rocky coastline northeast of Boston, where industrialists like Henry Clay Frick had built lavish summer estates more than a century earlier, she knew exactly where she wanted to put down new roots.
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He'd watched the movie — twice — and was smitten with the princess Elsa, who sings about leaving her old life behind to embrace her heart-freezing nature and transform into the cursed ice queen she believes herself to be.
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They are smitten with Ms. Eilish, who took home an armful of Grammys this week, remodeling themselves in her image, posting gaudy makeovers on Instagram and other social platforms, from places as far-flung as Tbilisi and Nashville.
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The first are those who became smitten with the brand or a particular product while living close to a store — then moved somewhere without easy access, and found themselves willing to pay almost anything to get the goods again.
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Snow Patrol's Johnny McDaid was definitely smitten with the lady on his arm at the BMI Pop awards on Tuesday night in Los Angeles – so much that he just couldn't imagine giving her front row seats to his shows.
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Certain factors make it more likely that someone will be smitten with you: if your personality is similar to theirs, if you share the same worldview, or even if you do something as simple as gesture a lot, for example.
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Batman — excuse me, Bruce Wayne — puts on a tux and attends the retirement party of Commissioner Gordon (Hector Elizondo), where he also meets and is vaguely smitten with the new police commissioner, Barbara Gordon (Rosario Dawson), his old friend's daughter.
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In true rom-com fashion, Natalie quickly finds herself in a tangled love triangle with a dashing stranger, Blake (Liam Hemsworth), and her best friend, Josh (Adam DeVine) — who himself is smitten with a yoga ambassador played by Priyanka Chopra.
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Senator Reid was reportedly smitten with "City," a huge geometric sculpture that the renowned landscape artist Michael Heizer has been constructing from materials mined on-site for the past 45 years, at an estimated cost of more than $25 million.
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While Barty admired the play of a fellow Australian, Evonne Goolagong, who won in 1971 and 1980, Federer was smitten with the silky-smooth Swedish net rusher Stefan Edberg, who won in 1988 and 1990 and who would become Federer's coach.
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HONG KONG — Twitter's chief executive, Jack Dorsey, fresh off a silent-meditation retreat in Myanmar, was so smitten with his visit that he posted a series of glowing tweets about the country and its people, urging others to travel there.
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More than 163 people, about 95 percent of whom were women, were crammed into chairs set up in the space usually occupied by bookshelves, and those of us who weren't already smitten with Hamm before he spoke certainly were after.
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Soon he was so smitten with Washington that he abandoned medicine and, on the basis of his political essays, was recruited to write speeches for Vice President Walter F. Mondale, who was running for re-election with President Jimmy Carter.
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Since my 10-year fling with New York, I've moved coasts twice and then to Europe, walking and being smitten with cities along the way — San Francisco and Boston, D.C. and Baltimore, Tijuana, Copenhagen, London, Paris and Dar es Salaam.
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When Dan follows a woman he's smitten with to the site of a nuclear accident in Japan and other crises arise at home, Amy struggles to cope; the lines of reality are blurred, and she begins to ponder multiverses of her own.
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Instantly smitten with the exposed limestone and the dense juniper trees, as well as the carpets of wildflowers that bloom in July — the only month Sweden is reliably warm — the duo dreamed of starting a creative getaway there for artists and designers.
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At this particular moment, I am completely smitten with Jill Lepore's history of America — what a rare masterwork of rigorous scholarship with a poetic sensibility — but I am barely a quarter through, so I'd be cheating if I counted it as read.
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In 2016, the rapper and Jennifer Lopez were spotted together a few times and featured on each others' Instagram accounts (including a cuddly picture of the two shared by Lopez), with sources telling PEOPLE at the time the mother of twins seemed "smitten" with him.
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The culturally populist position re-emerged in 2008, when the party no longer needed to support a sitting president and some became smitten with the vice-presidential candidate, Sarah Palin, an Alaskan governor who compensated for not knowing things by making Republican voters feel feisty.
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FROM COINAGE: These Athletes Are Only Getting Richer After Leaving the Field The romantic jaunt is likely one of many to come, as Rodriguez — himself a parent of two to daughters Ella Alexander, 8½, and Natasha Alexander, 12 — seems smitten with the actress and singer.
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FROM COINAGE: These Athletes Are Only Getting Richer After Leaving the Field The romantic getaway is likely one of many to come, as Rodriguez — himself a parent of two to daughters Ella Alexander, 8½, and Natasha Alexander, 12 — seems smitten with the actress and singer.
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I'm already mightily smitten with Trico, a beast of mythological proportions and power given a distinct, and just a little bit delightful personality on account of naturalistic movement and responses to the calls and actions of the tiny human who comes to its aid.
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As a student at Cathedral Prep, a Roman Catholic seminary, he became smitten with rare books after an aunt, who worked at Columbia University, got him an after-school job shelving books on the campus at the Burgess-Carpenter Library, now the Milstein Library.
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Ms. Consi had been so smitten with the woodwork in their old home that she cut away a piece of window trim and removed a staircase spindle so they could be copied for the new townhouse, reinstalling the originals before putting the house on the market.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 94% Jermaine Clement and Taika Waititi, who made the original "What We Do in the Shadows" film together, returned for the TV series adaptation, so it's probably no wonder critics are just as smitten with the horror comedy in its new incarnation.
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Gloom aside, the epic threads we'd expect from a band so smitten with Bathory's Hammerheart era still run through tracks like the rousing war cry "Where Lie the Gods" and the sprawling, furious "Upon Our Spiritual Deathbed," which sees Averill channel an especial blast of fire-and-brimstone.
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An undereducated townie who's new to country life, she's determined to make a place for herself there — not because she loves her work on the farm, which she doesn't, but because she is smitten with Jimmy, the taciturn farmer who is the father of the child she's carrying.
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When Rainsford meets Zaroff's guests, he becomes smitten with another castaway, an elegant young woman named Eve Trowbridge (Fay Wray), who warns the new arrival that ever since she washed ashore, she's seen multiple occupants of the Count's lavish estate disappear into the surrounding jungle, never to return.
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Tommy John E-Gift Card, $25-$250, available at Tommy JohnThe women on the Insider Picks team are positively smitten with Tommy John's loungewear and underwear — so much so, we named the latter the best women's underwear in our buying guide, so you can be sure Mom will love it too.
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The Roti Mopho at City Mouse is a salute to a similar dish Mr. Vincent was smitten with at the Southeastern Asian restaurant Mopho in New Orleans: here the flatbread is sided with a savory sesame eggplant relish, chunky tzatziki, fresh dates, a chile salsa and feta in olive oil.
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Pol had originally accepted the invitation to dinner at Claus von Bülow's London house believing she would be sitting next to Rudolph Nureyev, a famous ballet dancer who was smitten with Pol — he told a friend that he "had never felt so erotically stirred by a woman" and was intent on marrying her.
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On the other hand, ask Rick Saccone, who lost to Conor Lamb, ask Roy Moore, who lost to Doug Jones, how much the imprimatur of Donald Trump does for you in a general election, when there&aposs actually Democrats and independents who are voting, not just people who are absolutely smitten with Donald Trump.
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The upbeat Troll princess Poppy (Anna Kendrick, evoking "Inside Out" Amy Poehler), with Branch (Justin Timberlake), a glum Troll ever wary of the Bergens, embarks on a rescue mission to the Bergens' kingdom, where she befriends and gives a beauty makeover to a scullery maid (Zooey Deschanel) smitten with King Gristle Jr. (Christopher Mintz-Plasse).
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Certain Women tells each story in full, consecutively, starting with Dern as a lawyer with an ornery client, then moving on to Williams as a businesswoman negotiating for a pile of materials she wants for her new house, and ending with Lily Gladstone as a rancher who becomes smitten with an adult education instructor played by Stewart.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's Bel Air home is back on the market, just seven months after they sold it for $17.8 million The couple let go of their former estate in November, handing over the keys to Silicon Valley entrepreneur and philanthropist Marina Acton, who seemed smitten with the property after receiving a personal tour from Kardashian.
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It's a perplexingly disjointed group, consisting of a 20-something artist (Greta Gerwig), who rents a room from Dorothea; and a 17-year-old neighbor (Elle Fanning), an emotionally fragile girl who takes refuge from the world by regularly sneaking into Jamie's room, mostly ignoring the fact that the younger boy is hopelessly smitten with her.
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Smitten with the dancing figures made of wood and string at the age of six, Baker was a tireless marionette evangelist, collaborating with industry giants like Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm as well as staging intimate performances in the Bob Baker Marionette Theater he opened in 1962 just west of Downtown — the nation's oldest extant puppet theater.
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Whether it is the parents of a fledgling neo-Nazi infatuated with Hitler or the family of a young Muslim smitten with the online speeches of Anwar al-Awlaki, the radicalized American imam whose fiery rhetoric called for jihad against the United States, law enforcement must create an environment that encourages folks to come forward and report someone enamored with hateful ideologies.
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They include the nun who helps the newlyweds settle in France; a moody Jewish artist from Newark who paints Beal's portrait in his dingy Paris studio; a spirited young Irishwoman who steers Thomas toward becoming a winemaker and is obviously smitten with him; and two insistent men who think Beal should simply forsake her marriage and run off with them.
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I felt like a real jerk, turning to my friend sitting in the passenger seat and admitting to him that I just wasn't that smitten with the 20163 Mercedes-AMG GT S. We'd spent the afternoon pushing the limits of the GT S on the strip of asphalt that runs between Pasadena and the small town of Cajon Junction, California called the Angeles Crest Highway.
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Mr. Leidermeijer, who has sold pieces to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and lent pieces to the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, explained that it wasn't easy to find a lot of Amsterdam School furniture and housewares today because pieces were not produced on a mass scale, and many pieces were destroyed by subsequent generations whose members were not so smitten with the style.
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As the historian David W. Blight shows in his cinematic and deeply engaging "Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom," white abolitionists like William Lloyd Garrison were smitten with Douglass, instantly recognizing the value of a recruit just out of chains whose eloquence refuted the claim that Negroes were inferior and who could condemn slavery as immoral by drawing on America's founding documents as well as his own bitter experience under the lash.
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