Yet their spiky, silent personas and unexpected choices make a certain amount of sense with Mr. Ghesquière's spiky, film-focused fashion — both are often categorized as "challenging" — and they are mutually complementary.
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They are the spiky hot pink cyber style of Girli.
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Paltrow comes across as irreverent and pleasantly spiky; she's not
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He's got blond spiky hair, guy liner, flannels, and EMOTIONS.
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The park was just chalky pebbles and dry spiky weeds.
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But safely handling this spiky rodent takes patience and skill.
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All involve some amount of spiky braids and glitter denim.
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Spiky papillae lining turtles' throats prevent them from regurgitating plastic.
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Others look like spiky sticks with blobs on the ends.
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Another angle: It's the spiky blob seen around the world.
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Another angle: It's the spiky blob seen around the world.
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His Maiden and her friends are spiky, conflicted, impulsive, odd.
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Sonic the Hedgehog Rated PG. Spiky hedgehog in divey bar.
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Dogs wearing spiky, neon jackets with mohawks are taking over Twitter.
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Some clouds have spiky trunks and others have elegant candlestick stems.
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Gone is the spiky percussive density of her deep-soul phase.
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That's already a big step up from the ordinary spiky router.
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Both have moved on from those more spiky years, it seems.
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Karole Armitage, known for spiky ballet, contributes the choreography (63:30).
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"Elsa was blue and had black spiky short hair," Lee says.
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These projections form a vast canvas of spiky peaks and valleys.
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"We've got the gorse bushes, which are quite spiky," he said.
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On her feet, Stewart sported spiky white booties from Malone Souliers.
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As a child she was a sort of spiky warrior princess.
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But I will never wear a pair of his spiky shoes.
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She stroked his spiky newborn hair and admired his long eyelashes.
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Lynn Nottage's spiky Hollywood comedy readies for its final close-ups.
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A spiky blue pig rampages through a jungle exploding randomly into jewelry.
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Where Mrs Merkel was cautious and consensual, he is spiky and combative.
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Duck penises are curved and really long, and cat penises are spiky.
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In a few weeks, the cropped black hair will turn spiky pink.
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And by spiky, I don't mean high; I just mean non-nurselike.
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As disco modes go, Ibibio Sound Machine's is spiky rather than smooth.
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Who could forget that super-tan skin and spiky hair from season one?
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What do spiky updos, baby butterfly clips, and frosted lips have in common?
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Bowser is best known as the spiky foil to Nintendo's golden boy Mario.
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He was their soundtrack in 2003 when they had bleach-blonde spiky hair.
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The robot mimics the skin of octopi which can turn spiky when threatened.
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I support April's inalienable right to have a giant pink spiky axe robot.
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And there was Oliveros working a spiky and crackling soundscape hard, burrowing in.
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I felt anger — spiky and random, popping up unexpectedly and without apparent trigger.
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Hold on to your spiky crystal-encrusted hats, Saturday night's gonna be crazy.
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She performed "Born This Way" with a keytar while wearing a spiky gold jacket.
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"I wanted it to be a moat filled with spiky blowfish," Dr. Evil explained.
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A low whirr breaks the stillness as a spiky dot appears on the horizon.
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The cream thickens, texturizes, and adds fullness to hair without looking shiny or spiky.
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Spiky, Thin whistled and tried to barge its way in, but didn't get through.
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They have the experience of many years in the market of handling spiky workloads.
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Trilobites Spiky bursts of plasma called spicules swirl around the surface of the sun.
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He offered spiky answers to basic questions, while also declaring his eagerness to help.
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There is a damp frost; you can see spiky halos around the street lamps.
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Similarly, "Subject II" (2019), a spiky figure made from thin steel bars, radiates dejection.
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It was like trying to force a huge spiky rock into a tiny hole.
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Tall metal trusses point into the sky, topped by spiky metal ball-shaped lightning conductors.
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The spiky pineapple and fennel on that wall relate to the eggplant on this one.
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Connell is surrounded by dull and angelic women, the better to highlight Marianne's spiky brilliance.
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He has blond spiky hair and looks most comfortable in loose-fitting suits, collar open.
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Sarnat estimates that over 100 species share the spiky armor, many of them distantly related.
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Now the reality is how our immediate customers place their demands is a little spiky.
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It was more wide open, I think, and less jagged or less spiky or something.
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The artist's spell-binding compositions weave together tiny pearlescent nodes and shocks of spiky bursts.
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McQuail, a spiky and vivacious actress, lends her husky voice to some sterling comic delivery.
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Its logo is a spiky signature, jammed onto handbags and belts, often rendered in gold.
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Ms. Gomez strutted through an arena spectacle with spiky sets and a busy video backdrop.
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They're typically a little bit spiky on x-ray, and so they're kind of pointy.
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Perhaps she has just leapt from the spiky branches of the barren tree beside her.
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Her afternoon look is a silky nip-waist number by Ghost and spiky, sculpted heels.
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It's a scary, gripping instance of singer-songwriter craft, and it rocks with spiky clarity.
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By rejecting abstraction, he conveyed his anxiety about life through spiky brushstrokes and flat colors.
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The dark eyeshadow and spiky bun further fed into this sort of goth sartorial turn.
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Stockhausen's work has a reputation for spiky intellectual difficulty, but Mr. Audi shrugged this off.
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Hedgehog owners should refrain from kissing their small, spiky friends, health officials said on Friday.
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One of the factors that distinguished the creative architects was a record of spiky grades.
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Spataro believes we're seeing "spiky integration," with lots of competition to Office and Microsoft's services.
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"Touch" shares Ms. Waller-Bridge's spiky insights into lust and longing among 21st-century women.
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With its bright red center and spiky edges, the plant has long captured the imagination.
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The first tweet imagines Baby Yoda with Guy's spiky platinum hair, goatee, and backwards sunglasses.
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Carroll, who is a youthful seventy-six and has spiky blond hair, welcomed her charges.
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I also substituted romanesco broccoli — those curious-looking bright chartreuse spiky specimens — with delicious results.
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"Thank you so much for being open," said one spiky-haired attendee in a flannel shirt.
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With his long hair and beard, Clark looks very different from the spiky-haired Freddy Jones.
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Ransom and Ayers-Rigsby pick through a dense thicket and a floor carpeted with spiky bromeliads.
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The supermodel sported a spiky bleached blonde wig, goatee, flaming black shirt, and ultra-reflective sunglasses.
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Alex, an orange Muppet with spiky blue hair, is grappling with the incarceration of his father.
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Chrissy Metz has a small but very spiky role that could have used room to grow.
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He plucks a wrapped sapling, twig-thin but crowned with a spray of healthy, spiky leaves.
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But the spiky call contradicts the two leaders' earlier accounts that the call had been cordial.
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Garvin is in his early forties, with dark, spiky hair, a soft face, and darting eyes.
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She paired the flashy dress with T-strap heels, statement earrings and a spiky silver headpiece.
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I realized I was proud of my spiky strangeness because he had been proud of his.
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Eventually you'll have to contend with a spiky, underwater creature that means instant death if touched.
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Azharie's close-up photo shows a brightly-colored bug as it's perched on a spiky plant.
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The song was murky and strange, like a spiky funk jam slowed to a sinister crawl.
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It is cool (as in hip) and warm (as in cuddly); it is spiky and sentimental.
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WANTO is known for his spiky "W" and characteristic tag that's equally effective vertically and horizontally.
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If and when consumed, the spiky bristles lead to injuries of the mouth, throat, and tonsils.
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The texture is both spiky and soft and when I shower, I'm shocked by the sensation.
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He also made spiky comments about Nadal and said the French Open "sucked" before pulling out.
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I made sofa-sized, spiky, crocheted soft sculptures as maps and models of my invisible disability.
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We treated the C.E.O., a twenty-four-year-old with gelled, spiky hair, like an oracle.
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Harry brings along Penelope (Dakota Johnson) his spiky, adult daughter whom he sort of just met.
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Her emo tendencies, dominant with Little Big League, still emerge in her music as Japanese Breakfast, most notably in her ear for a naggingly catchy tune, her knack for constructing spiky guitar hooks, and her delight in hiding spiky guitar hooks where you least expect them.
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Wearing a sleeveless multicolored dress by British fashion designer Victoria Beckham and spiky flesh-tone stilettos, Mrs.
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Rating: Where are his spiky shoes where is his harness where is his CLIF bar endorsement deal?
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Hobsons had brewed a new ale, "Old Prickly", and the village bakery supplied spiky loaves of bread.
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Some look like virtual corals, others like spiky death stars, others like models for trendy high-rises.
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The bass isn't exaggerated or distorted, the treble isn't spiky, and the midrange is smooth and harmonious.
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The Bisbee '217 score sounds ripped from a ghost movie, spiky and glassy and a little dissonant.
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It has a gloss of being mainstream, but actually, it's much more spiky and awkward than that.
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My personal favorite, however, is Eurycantha calcarata, a species that resembles a spiky turd with thick legs.
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There are pretty, princessy gowns, and then there's a look like this: all spiky, aggressive Prada lines.
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In person, he looks like a scrappier J.J. Abrams, with thick, black glasses and spiky, black hair.
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Sometimes they bring their wrists in beside their shoulders, with hands pointing out sideways like spiky epaulets.
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Wu is forty-three, with short, spiky hair, a strong jaw, and an air of prickly bravado.
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Hurt is a lively 69-year-old with warm brown eyes and short spiky hair dyed red.
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The spiky, possessive Nancy was forever jealous when her own admirer Evelyn Waugh fell at Diana's feet.
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And, hang on, who's that snarling matriarch of the club scene with the shock of spiky hair?
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Additionally, the sweet gum's spiky "gum balls" hang conspicuously from the tree's smaller branches, sometimes all winter.
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The children are not honey-glazed in innocence but spiky and defiant even as they evoke pity.
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Imagine a pufferfish huffing and puffing itself to full, spiky roundness right between your hips. Full. Inflation.
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Every spring, male deer undertake a unique biological ritual: sprouting and rapidly regrowing their massive, spiky antlers.
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What should have been smooth and translucent appeared white, crusty and malevolent looking, with spiky, calcified cusps.
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A young Italian with spiky hair and a dry cough squeezed in between me and my neighbor.
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It refers to the fringe around microscopic virus particles that have spiky edge resembling a royal crown.
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" He took credit for "the wall," which he wanted to be "a moat filled with spiky Blowfish.
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The chapel ceiling at St. Ignatius was vaulted and painted a cornflower blue with spiky white stars.
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This is confident, dauntless criticism — smart and spiky, brilliantly sure of itself and the medium it depicts.
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Buffet's spiky and always prominent signature is, like so much else about his work, an inadvertent parody.
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It's joined at this show by the all-female Brooklyn band Thick, which plays spiky, wry punk.
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A few foot paths snaked into the hills on the American side staked with spiky ocotillo cactus.
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Veep's biting combination of overt disdain and Julia Louis-Dreyfus's precise, spiky delivery has made for glorious television.
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Running along the side of the map in the same black ink is the President's distinctive spiky signature.
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He is 17 years old and Asian American, with spiky black hair, fashionable glasses, and a wan smile.
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Red eye shadow created an especially ghoulish effect, while Lydia's gel-coated spiky hair was recreated to perfection.
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Dianne Morphew has short, spiky gray hair and is wearing a "CLEAR EYES FULL HEARTS #TEXAS BLUE" shirt.
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He's got this crazy, spiky hair, and he looks like Animal from The Muppets when he plays drums.
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Under the microscope, viruses look like spiky balls, with an internal cargo bay that houses their genetic material.
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The correspondent in this case, Alice Speri, brings some skepticism and an engaging, spiky personality to the table.
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Shiny and spiky, the fitted bolero appeared to be red, white, blue, perhaps gold, and yet somehow silver.
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She's a spiky actress and an unaccommodating one, who prefers to needle audience members rather than oblige them.
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He said the marijuana plants were hidden by the larger plants until they developed their distinctive, spiky leaves.
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Mr. Asiatico begins with a shredder, a hand-held, spiky comb that looks like a torture chamber device.
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As this Business Insider video shows, the old-school eggplant was shorter, rounder, and sported a spiky stem.
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It is caused by a new coronavirus, so named for the spiky protrusions that cover its microscopic surface.
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But she is a 5-foot-11-inch woman with a Pre-Raphaelite face and a spiky wit.
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Johnny's trademark spiky hair -- and just about everything else about him -- has made a huge transformation in 2016.
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In one experiment, people were shown a picture of a curvy object and one of a spiky object.
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The coronavirus, so named because of its spiky halo look under a microscope, may have originated in bats.
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It packs over 200 professionally-designed speech bubbles for every art style – from polygonal bubbles to spiky bubbles.
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This time, the culottes were still there; ditto aviators and spiky knee-high boots and lots of blouses.
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Then he wrote "wine" again, this time in sharp, spiky letters, and took a sip of his own.
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He was struck by the fact that they liked to eat the spiky seed pods of cocklebur plants.
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Popular streamer Tyler "Ninja" Blevins now has his own custom skin on Fortnite, complete with blue spiky hair.
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Water prices have become a spiky issue in Singapore, which is due to hold elections by early 2021.
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The spiky lizard is threatened by habitat loss and attempts to collect it to keep as a pet.
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There are headphones that won't destroy your carefully arranged hairstyle, whether it's short and spiky or long and wavy.
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It's that Midwest punk thing: They didn't have spiky hair or put safety pins through their noses or anything.
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And truly makes our dreams come true by talking about his season 1 hair (you remember the spiky style).
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In the process, he very nearly impaled his groin on the three-foot tall spiky top of a fence.
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The character himself is a little yellow ball of sunshine, or personified citrus, toughened up with a spiky mohawk.
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Spiky rubber gloves that are meant to masturbate penises actually do exist, but they're typically scarier-looking than this.
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Those things include weird spiky things hiding inside caves, massive ocean waves, and even the knives of her enemies.
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The result is something spiky, mostly non-narrative — it doesn't make much sense, but it is compelling and unique.
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He has spiky hair, bright blue eyes, and a deep tan that hints at days spent in the sunshine.
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We're talking jewel-paved lips, an eye full of spiky-looking bling, plus a Cartier tiara, earrings, and necklace.
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"Crying Shadow" is covered with thick white paint, and some spiky ends are cut off, exposing the jagged edges.
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It's these circular shapes that turn into spiky peaks, hinting at a cause-and-effect happening across dimension lines.
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Breakout Star: John, Carmine and Frank Gotti, who were the original spiky-haired, guido heartthrobs of Jersey girls everywhere.
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Looking to the west, towards Europe, the old walled city is still capped by multiple domes and spiky minarets.
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From most seats you can see Proechel, spiky hair and beard highlighted at the finishing station, tasting, garnishing, zesting.
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Those spiky wigs that look like the cats get their hair done alongside "The Real Housewives of New Jersey"?
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The buildings to be demolished have spiky facades constructed with custom-made bricks the color of burnt-sienna crayons.
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As DePalma worked around the paddlefish, more of the araucaria branch came to light, including its short, spiky needles.
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There's a small, spiky moment between Alfred and a clerk (Angela Ray), a pane of security glass separating them.
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One day, the compact wrinkles in this embryo will become spiky black legs and a pair of long horns.
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When viewed through a microscope, the individual virus looks like a sphere surrounded by a spiky crown (or corona).
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Ms. Tandia's harissa is an essential contribution to the city, evoking the fervor of chiles without their spiky heat.
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Quake intends for the player to carefully watch that spiky ball as it moves around and through Shub-Niggurath.
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He starts a five-night run at the Stone on Tuesday, in duet with the spiky guitarist Mary Halvorson.
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At work she dons double protective gear and stands at the bedside of someone who exhales the spiky spheres.
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Fey even wore what appeared to be the same shiny, spiky jacket that Palin had donned for her speech.
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The spiky first movement opens with tart scales and low-register rumblings, through which an insistent theme breaks through.
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Blue-green washes in gouache and watercolor depict a garden teeming with spiky, trellised flowers and whorling tree branches.
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The name comes from the Latin word corona, meaning crown, because of the spiky fringe that encircles these viruses.
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Spiky, proud joshua trees stretched as far as the eye could see, and mountains rose duskily on the horizon.
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I didn't have the spiky hair and all the stuff that was supposed to be de rigeur for punks.
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Even when she does features for other people's hits, you can't mistake her thick, spiky, spicy, ethereal, indescribable cadence.
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South London's Screaming Toenail write songs spiky with staccato spoken vocals about white saviors and founding DIY punk bands.
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So what makes those spiky little words so special, and why should we care that swearing is losing its sting?
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The fruit also boasts a unique appearance, with its spiky exterior shielding a ball filled with a custard-like treat.
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As for her beauty look, she mirrored the romantic-slash-military dress with a spiky bun and wavy long bangs.
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In Spider-Man: Homecoming, which is in theaters July 7, Tony Revolori plays a less spiky-haired version of Flash.
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Sea otters crush tough prey with rocks on their own bellies and laugh at the spiky defenses of sea urchins.
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This was the first public incarnation of Mr Taleb—idiosyncratic and spiky, but with plenty of original things to say.
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Locals joke the new head makes baby Jesus look like spiky-haired Lisa Simpson - she of the "The Simpsons" fame.
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The songs on their debut are spiky and rough around the edges, but they also square up to the mainstream.
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Her short, severely angled bob was streaked at least three different colors and featured a spiky crown in the back.
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And they're doing that by being hands on, by having responsibility for major policies, by taking charge of...spiky ministries.
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It's just as spiky and frosty and gelled, but it's a hell of a lot more badass this time around.
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Cardoz, who grew up in Bombay, doesn't coddle American tastes, and keeps the heat buzz alive with bold, spiky flavors.
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Victoria Justice rocked a sequined, animal-printed blazer and spiky heels for an edgy look at the Alice + Olivia show.
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Froch is a spiky character himself with plenty of the UK boxing fanbase loving and loathing him in equal measure.
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As she describes herself before the incident, she dressed much more suggestively in spiky heels, skinny jeans, and revealing tops.
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Or contrasting spiky star charms with round freshwater pearls: "Putting two things that almost don't go together, together," she said.
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I asked Howard if he minded that I sometimes slept with my ex-boyfriend, a spiky-haired, green-eyed guitarist.
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"I could feel all of those spiky legs being pulled through the little tiny hole," Holley told INSIDER in May.
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But while the backlash arrived, the material never felt as spiky or searing as Inside Amy Schumer at its best.
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They chase them in the dark and catch about 30 men on a river bank studded with spiky cactus plants.
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Researchers are fairly certain that the virus — a spiky ball roughly the size of a smoke particle — developed in bats.
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Is it just a coincidence that the three operas you've done at the Met are all modernist, quite spiky scores?
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When all you see is the spiky wild varieties, it's hard to consider them as anything other than bio-fences.
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Their spiky banter is Díaz at his best, a shrewd exploration of male mores under often hilarious Ping-Pong dialogue.
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Now I have a short, spiky blonde mohawk, new breasts that don't do anything, and I'm getting a huge tattoo.
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A long skirt in paisley-patterned silk was worn with a jacquard bomber jacket and spiky metallic-blue ankle boots.
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Three years later, they're back with this fuzzy, spiky, rocking four-song Christmas EP. a happy eruption of electric noise.
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Sansevieria, or mother-in-law's tongue, is a classic un-killable, with a spiky upright form good for tight spaces.
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And Sam's frustration and devotion to her children is hilarious, forceful, and spiky in a way that's all Adlon's own.
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A hammered Swede with a brisk, spiky 90's hairdo staggers past us as we are shown to our table.
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Vanessa Prager's tactile portraits manipulate paint into a stretched, spiky surface, hightenting features of faces and sometimes even making them unrecognizable.
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The game's main character has his own vampiric weapon: a spiky gauntlet that can suck out the souls of the dead.
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The piano part goes through quick shifts, from dreamy musings to flinty outbursts, spiky 12-tone like intricacies and sizzling jazz.
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"We are natural clowns," says a payaso who combs his hair into a spiky ponytail that resembles a Wi-Fi antenna.
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Both were decent and enjoyed some commercial success, but neither could step out from the spiky shadow of SEGA's market leader.
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It is lychee season and, as we walk, we break off branches of fruit and peel off the pink, spiky shells.
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Lionel's fame went from minor to major after Joe Jonas discovered the spiky cutie online and reposted one of his photos.
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But for the brand's Korean counterpart, she channeled the spirit of "the beautiful Bowie" with the singer's iconic spiky gold hair.
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How, exactly, are we to distinguish this metallic, spiky, brutally fast hardcore punk album from its predecessor, 2014's Deep Fantasy?
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Her menu is centered around its namesake: jackfruit, a large, spiky fruit with white flesh in the fig and breadfruit family.
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In truth, if you can endure the pain of sitting on a spiky mat, it's probably not going to kill you.
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Cycads, which resemble spiky palm trees and bear pineapple-shaped seed cones, trace their lineage to the time of the dinosaurs.
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He began with something festive in mood, but musically feisty: the premiere of Magnus Lindberg's "EXPO," a spiky 10-minute score.
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But there was also pungency in Mr. Scofield's solo, which he phrased in a spiky staccato, hanging slightly behind the beat.
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His hair is a kind of punk mullet—spiky and gray on top, pink and a bit longer in the back.
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Lydia is a smart-mouthed fashionista and power blogger whose spiky voice is so well executed she could text with Scarlett.
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Look for specimens that have their spiky green leaflike sepals attached to the top, which means they have just been harvested.
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Some male beetles are traumatic mates—like lions and some snakes, they've got spiky genitals meant to hurt females while boning.
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She often favors a sorta "fuck mixing, let's dance" approach, slamming these spiky edits into one another rather than blending them.
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I'm doing the old jerk-swivel, while she jabs her hands above her head in time with the distinctive, spiky guitars.
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" Provocation, life in the spotlight and tasty cuisine are also present and accounted for in Koch's spiky new book, "The Ditch.
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Reed isn't afraid to bend the form she's working in, mostly with a breezy tone and frequent flashes of spiky wit.
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But can a film about the blue, spiky hair, sneaker wearing hedgehog avoid the video game curse at the box office?
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Along his forearms there are spiky tattoos, an ethnic motif, he explains, taken from his first show in Paris in 2002.
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She's become a more anodyne version of herself, all the sweet and soft parts with too little of the spiky ones.
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Today, Momoa's hair extends past his shoulders, but at the start of the decade, he wore a short and spiky style.
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She grows like an artichoke thistle: spiky and layered and aware, even if no one else is, of her inner radiance.
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The exception, the authors noted, was a lizard known as Smaug which does have a smaller bony, spiky tail, they said.
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Why does she do it for so long, like she's trying to pop open the sun roof with her little spiky heel?
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The marks matched the shape of the spiky front of a male turtle's shell and of sharp, toothlike structures on his beak.
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As well as achieving success on the field, Mr Mourinho has made a name for himself for colorful and spiky public comments.
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Caught between his classic face-framing style and his slicked-back spiky look, Bieber landed somewhere in the middle later that year.
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Dressed in a skintight animal print jumpsuit and towering spiky platforms, I gawped at the Northern babe who'd come to the rescue.
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The spiky fruit's flavor and creamy texture has made it popular throughout Southeast Asia, but its odor has gained it many detractors.
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Spiky cats wander around in groups, and I manage to feed an armadillo-like creature some zinc I harvested from a flower.
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The group's spiky hair and suggestive dance routines make them the platonic ideal of a boy band, with one exception: They're girls.
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Then, there is Angela's brother, Robbie (Lucas Hedges), truculent and spiky, who is more exasperated than stirred by his mother's campaigning wrath.
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Trump wandered into a mob of supporters after the event, eventually encountering the child sporting a pacifier and tuft of spiky hair.
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His iconic spiky coif was mostly still intact and unsilvered, though it lacked a bit of the original's wispy, Bowie-ish glam.
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But she is also refusing to back down, and their spiky clashes are suddenly making for a more explosive and unpredictable race.
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Spiky lines poke up and down along the length of the horizontal black lines, reminding this viewer at least of barbed wire.
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The rest of the suggested dino emojis, from the dome-headed Pachycephalosaurus to the beloved, spiky Stegosaurus, all appear to be aces.
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In 2011 he created a simple metal mechanical hand for a steampunk convention, the spiky fingers pulled by loops through his own.
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One day, the magazine gave me a CD-R bearing the name Marie Antoinette*, written in spiky, Slayer-style, felt-tip lettering.
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There are hardly any right angles either within or outside; the Pavilion is made of curves and points, both sinuous and spiky.
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Obama has his name on lots of stuff already: schools in 14 states; a mountain in Antigua; a colorful, spiky sea slug.
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Fashion Review Rick Owens and Loewe swap destruction and angst for elegance and history; Balmain gets spiky and Off-White loses steam.
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Then there was my favorite fruit of all: the pitihaya, or dragon fruit, instantly recognizable with its spiky pink or yellow skin.
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His loins are covered in scales, he has wings like a bat, claws on his toes and horns in his spiky hair.
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High ceilings and windows flooded the room with sunlight, and an all-glass staircase and spiky, red chandelier pulled my attention upwards.
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The so-called bird-hipped Ornithischia includes the herbivorous spiky-tailed stegosaurs, tank-like ankylosaurs, horned dinosaurs, duckbills and dome-headed dinosaurs.
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Square Enix released the game's latest trailer tonight at The Game Awards, and its focused exclusively on everyone's favorite spiky-haired protagonist.
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The findings could even inspire robots that navigate the world like the mantises—save for grabbing prey with spiky arms and decapitating them.
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His description — that the flames were a conglomeration of mute, spiky mouths that were almost liquid-like in substance — seemed cryptic and otherworldly.
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Ms Steer is utterly convincing as the spiky, petulant Tassi, arrogantly navigating a court which puts Artemisia on trial as much as him.
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My favorite is June, a dead girl who can shoot out spiky tendrils, turn invisible, and even throw her decapitated head at opponents.
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"The secretary had every intention of staying because of the critical progress made in national security," he said in a surprisingly spiky statement.
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They starred as the little bright-blonde boy in the Adam Sandler film, gaining recognition for their adorable personalities and short, spiky hairstyle.
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He'll probably need to get rid of the spiky bat, but at least he can keep on playing the role of the protector.
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The socialist government has long had a spiky relationship with Western media, which it largely considers hostile and in league with "imperialist" interests.
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On either side of its meter-long body were 12 short legs, fleshy armor, and spiky antennae that functioned as "arms" for eating.
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With its sizeable hunks of chocolate and trademark, triangular shape, the spiky Swiss bar has long held a place in the nation's heart.
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It looks like the exact opposite of the sac venom planet: green; full of swaying trees; strange, spiky plant life; and sandy beaches.
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He had a cut on his knee, but he was happy in the sunshine, jumping between rocks to scoop up the spiky urchins.
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This one had pronounced spiky, bony armor covering the skull and snout, closely related to Asian ankylosaurids that lived 125 million years ago.
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The 24-ounce cup features a matte black surface with spiky studs covering the sides and lid, giving the cup a spooky look.
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Ocotillos sprout from arid basins, their spiky tendrils and bright red blossoms swaying in the breeze like some kind of weird desert anemone.
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That teleporter's outlet is a little spiky ball; when you walk through it, you pop into existence at the location of the ball.
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A pathogen about one-thousandth the width of a human hair, the spiky-crowned new coronavirus, has upended civilization and unleashed the imagination.
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And at its center is a very authentic-feeling relationship between Lady Bird and her mother (Laurie Metcalf), equal parts spiky and affectionate.
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The sage grouse, which looks like a chesty chicken but struts like a spiky-tailed peacock, is renowned for its elaborate mating dance.
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She later created the spiky comedy "Girlfriend's Guide to Divorce" and was a co-creator of "UnREAL," departing after the knockout first season.
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It was a voyage through warped-glass apparitions, spiky rhythmic terrain and skyscraping three-part horn harmonies that sometimes tumbled into writhing disarray.
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The truck driver, who sports spiky hair, a leather jacket and sunglasses, listens to a Tibetan version of "O Sole Mio" on repeat.
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But the actress&apos white lace-up heels — a pair of spiky white booties from Malone Souliers — were the star of her outfit.
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Gold-framed accolades from his father-in-law hang on the walls, written in thick black Sharpie in President Donald Trump's spiky hand.
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"It's a spiky blend of humor, introspection, critical thinking and Nora Ephron-isms for a new generation," Janet Maslin wrote in her review.
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And it gets much more complicated than you'd think because of spiky hemipenises, corkscrew spiral penises, reinforced vaginas, and so much other good stuff.
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Another character — an edgy rocker porcupine — must strike out on her own when her boyfriend and bandmate gets cozy with another spiky-haired lady.
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Look, I know people eat cacti all the time, but as pictured, there's no way I'm not putting that spiky plant in my mouth.
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The placement of random numeric values in the paintings provoke an unexplainable unease, and reminds the viewer of the cold, spiky world of reality.
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A large, somewhat ungainly white cuff with spiky transducers, the bracelet has 24 speakers that emit ultrasonic signals when the wearer turns it on.
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In recent years, players have spent a lot of time in fantasy-heavy lands, including alien planets with lots of spiky and rocky zones.
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The fluffy celosia petals cascade into negative space, giving the arrangement a haphazard, spiky look — almost like a Jackson Pollock painting, or fuzzy caterpillars.
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The boy with round cheeks and spiky hair loves them so much, it was a no-brainer that his party would have this theme.
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The light of the partial moon was quite sufficient to pick out the silhouettes of spiky bayonet and spindly manzanita and raggedy creosote bushes.
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She teamed the curious look with a large blue duffel bag (full of more velvet blazers, we assume) and spiky tan Christian Louboutin pumps.
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Thanks to a hacker known as Baraksha, the debut of Sonic, Sega's spiky-haired, blue-coated mascot, is fully playable in the revived language.
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The radiant, spiky halo of late Catholic object-art was seen last night over the heads of Lily Collins, SZA, Rita Ora, and Solange.
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Earlier designs, featuring whimsical swirls, animals, and stick figures with spiky hair, reflect the spiritual beliefs of the indigenous people, according to the researchers.
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Maddon's look is part of his appeal: the spiky white hair, the dark-rimmed glasses, the colorful bracelets on his wrist supporting various causes.
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He works in offices near the Gothic Revival main gatehouse; monk parrot nests constructed of twigs have made its spiky stone turrets even spikier.
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Modern snowshoes are typically equipped with built-in crampons (spiky traction devices) that give them a better grip on a wide variety of terrains.
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Others feature the popular-but-underutilized Kuribo's Shoe, a famed one-level wonder that made it possible for Mario to jump on spiky objects.
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DALTON RAPATTONIDespite his spiky hair and vulnerability, the 20-year-old vocal teacher from north Texas is simply way out of his league here.
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When we reached the grates, he dove underwater and returned with a healthy piece of brown spiky coral that looked like a deer antler.
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"That was a great female part, because she's wild," Ms. Piper said of her role as a spiky young mother with a drug habit.
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It was a double-edged message: Maybe living alone would keep me honest, or maybe my spiky anger would accompany me wherever I went.
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We think of Bernstein as a melodist, and it's true that the vocal lines of "West Side Story" are gorgeous, even when they're spiky.
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Zoë Kravitz can rock basically any hairstyle, and her sleek, spiky 'do from September 2017 was a chic way to switch up her look.
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Think of other images: Dovima dancing with the elephants, Twiggy's spiky bottom eyelashes, Christy Turlington bending in bow pose in a slate silk dress.
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He has planted on city sidewalks two spiky sculptures, each made of old-school television antennas bunched together at the end of a pole.
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He'd already recorded with the band on the last record, but this time round there's a less spiky texture to the album's overall sound.
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The series cedes itself to Ms Girace's spiky portrayal of Lila, unable to make Lenù's private thoughts engaging or complex enough to act as counterweight.
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Some 35 miles north of Las Vegas, the terrain is all sand, rock, and spiky shrubbery, leading up to stunning reddish mountains on the horizon.
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The technique, devised by the designer, has spiky, laser-cut fringes sewn in strips onto a pleated base, creating a fur-like 3-D effect.
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The shapes range from sophisticated to surreal, heights from barely-there to towering; some curve sensually, while others are sharp, spiky, and take-no-prisoners.
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Hajara knew from the thick-trunked, green-leafed trees — nothing like the spindly, spiky desert ones back in Dapchi — that she was far from home.
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Divers marveled as staghorn corals, a spiky reef builder that can grow as much as eight inches a year, released clouds of eggs and sperm.
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Kaevats studied his basketball sneakers for a moment, narrowed his eyes under his crown of spiky hair, and lifted his burning cigarette with a smile.
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The bristles on the wand are spiky and gradually get longer, so it coats all of my lashes from the inner to the outer corners.
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In another job, on a farm, he would pass along rows of corn, snapping off the spiky tassels that emerge while the corn is growing.
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As he developed his musical voice, Shapero thought it possible to reinvigorate Classical forms by using innovative adaptations of tonal languages and spiky rhythmic techniques.
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"Most striking": A new bamboo was uncovered in Madagascar, which "produces spiky, hedgehog-like flower clusters" that take between 10 and 50 years to develop.
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For sure, the most dramatic dish in New York is the Malibu sea urchin in its spiky shell that looks like a medieval torture device.
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This post appeared originally on THUMP UK.Honey Dijon is like the big sister you've always wished for: funny, intelligent, and occasionally a little bit spiky.
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However, no one could have guessed the final shot of "Episode 12" would include a giant spiky beast wandering through the sewer grates of Berlin.
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The set by Ben Cullen Williams is a spiky metal grid that hangs above the dancers and sometimes descends upon them like a cage contracting.
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"The Score" is no "Friday Night Lights," but it succeeds on its own more prosaic terms as a credible and warmhearted but spiky family drama.
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A thick, matte tight with black shoes and a black dress doesn't necessarily make you look grandmotherly, at least if the shoes are spiky enough.
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Mr. Herzberg's spiky, sumptuous opera reminded me of his chamber piece "Orgie-Céleste," which I heard performed in 2015 on a Young Concert Artists program.
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Several critical species — from the spiky, orange canary rockfish to the large lingcod — had dropped to below one-quarter of their natural, un-fished levels.
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"Boxing is the closest thing I have to the stage," she explained, as she slid a collection of spiky silver rings back on her fingers.
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One rainy afternoon, I floated over a galaxy of egg yolks and spiky gumball tree seeds, and plucked a fork-shaped constellation from the asteroids.
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" Alejandro Cruz, a twenty-year-old with spiky hair, said, "The hardest thing was getting accustomed to their approach to work—very upright, direct, strict.
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The team of scientists found the Yilingia spiciformis, which translates to "spiky Yiling bug," preserved in layers of rock near the Chinese city of Yiling.
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You can find him in a series of cozy turtlenecks cuddling puppies and strumming acoustic guitars, or wearing a spiky leather jacket at a boxing ring.
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This particular battle started with a series of recent posts on the ever-popular hedgehog_azuki Instagram account, which documented the spiky little fella's recent camping trip.
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The proteins are used to build squid ring teeth (SRT), a spiky circle of biopolymer material inside the suckers that allows the animals to grasp prey.
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The bad ones come in shades of green and are jagged and spiky, like a piece of plastic that catches your finger and makes you bleed.
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The woman in his film is quicksilver: spiky, controlling and intimidating in one scene, and by turns calculated, intensely vulnerable and almost childlike in the next.
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Tall and lean, with spiky red hair, Reichman has the enthusiasm of an earnest professor — he also teaches car design at the Royal College of Art.
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Whatever purpose that spiky armor does serve, the quest to discover it speaks to just how little we understand about the natural world we're now erasing.
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Part fierce and fragile, part soulful and spiky, it means he can stretch and dive through pain and pleasure in the space of a single note.
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With its frilled head and spiky-face, the 80 million-year-old dinosaur joins the horned dinosaur family as a fairly close relative to the Triceratops.
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Over the years Europeans and Americans have grown to love vodka, a once-obscure Russian gut-rot, and tequila, a Mexican drink made from spiky plants.
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Spiky drum machines brightly underpin linear sonic juxtapositions, as harmonically bent funk guitar intertwines around sped-up keyboard presets, interrupted by strategic bursts of ambient noise.
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One, a memento mori, involves a cheese grater kitted out with tufted red velvet and spiky teeth to make a coffin for a cast bronze mouse.
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The spread of information on social media is typically "spiky", with some posts suddenly becoming extremely popular whereas others never take off, regardless of the topic.
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Yet it is important to have someone on screen that makes the audience uncomfortable; a woman who is spiky, divisive and not trying to be liked.
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Around 745 kg of cocaine—1,642 pounds—were split into packages, coated in pineapple-yellow wax, and hidden inside hollowed-out shells of the spiky fruit.
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Over eight episodes, Fishback turns this heart-of-gold stereotype into something original, with a spiky blend of weariness and savvy that's more than mere victimhood.
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The spiky peak is hidden in clouds 80 percent of the time, according to Tom Van't Hof, a conservationist and marine biologist who lives in Saba.
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There were great pieces: motorcycle jackets in faux leather, bib-front blouses in silk georgette, Frankensteined day dresses and spiky, lace-trimmed harnesses to overlay them.
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Her signature look — big curves, bigger hair — has endured, as has her act: scowling, spiky comedy, laced with political jabs and honeyed with Southern-fried gregariousness.
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The star has changed forms over the years, whether a spiky burst of colored wood, a silver star or a five-point star outlined in bulbs.
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Dr. Mason, who had taken lessons with Schoenberg in 1949 in Los Angeles, became one of the most prominent advocates for this dense and spiky piece.
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In this score, Talma, who died in 1996, deftly combines spiky 12-tone writing with stretches of radiant violin lines that float atop sonorous piano harmonies.
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Normally, it would be inadvisable to breathe in Moon dust, given that it is packed with spiky particles that can injure or kill people if inhaled.
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Kaitlyn Dever, playing a spiky foster kid whom law enforcement chews up and spits out, is especially good at navigating post-traumatic stress with no GPS.
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Kühn, who puts thorough research into each and every one of his color choices, uses a gouache paints to hand-paint each of his spiky, spherical artworks.
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If the middle-aged guy with spiky hair and a goatee mouthed words in rapid succession and raised an eyebrow, so did the photorealistic George W. Bush.
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His sister Tara, an ambitious land developer, meets regularly with a young, pajama-clad version of their dead brother, who has a spiky crop of yellow hair.
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The lineup features similar themes of distorted proportions, a streetwear-meets-couture aesthetic and a whole lot of models with buzzed heads or spiky Sid Vicious poufs.
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Ahead, eight options for getting rid of your peach fuzz, mustache, chin hairs, even the spiky things sticking out of your nostrils — only if you want to.
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With his bleached spiky hair and weird affinity for flame-printed button up shirts, Fieri has been written off as a cheesy dad way past his prime.
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It is delivering water to a team of about 20 people planting saxaul—a squat, spiky tree native to the area—on the banks of towering dunes.
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A spiky partisan, who has offered criticisms of the special counsel, Robert Mueller, Mr Barr is a serious lawyer with a fair chance of winning Senate confirmation.
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I made sure to shave my legs really well yesterday, as someone else will be touching them, but I'm still certain there are spiky patches I've overlooked.
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Related: Spiky, Floral Creations Explore the Yin and Yang of Paper Art 8 Artists Pushing Origami To The Extreme 3D Printed Glitch Art: When 3D Printing Fails
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Related: Cartoons Become Faceless Comic Abstractions in 'Toonology' When Disney and Dr. Seuss Made Racist Cartoons... A Soft, Glowing, Spiky Exhibition Explores the Allure of Neon Colors
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Under a microscope, Bourbon virus is a shape-shifter, sometimes long and filamentous, sometimes a sphere studded with spiky proteins, encapsulating a string of segmented genetic code.
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In their ripped jeans, with their spiky hair and shoulder pads, we saw them looking westward to rock 'n' roll, to MTV, to french fries and freedom.
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His Twitter account, once a sleepy province of corgi and cat videos, is now a favorite of Trump detractors eager for Mr. Conway's sweeping and spiky denunciations.
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My character — sporting a fur jerkin and long braids of red hair — has an array of primitive-looking but spiky weaponry with which to coldly kill them.
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But instead of one spiky, dime-sized wheel, the laser felt like a row of several red hot and tiny wheels, tilling my face with sharp heat.
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In her honor, this week's Australia Diary is about how her talented fiancé, Will Cuming (a musician known as LANKS), became haunted by tales of spiky fruit.
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Gabrielle Hamilton has a chilly column in The Times this week about her love of the artichoke, the entire artichoke, in all its hostile, intimidating, spiky glory.
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I tried for a long time to convince them to let me wear short, white, spiky hair, and they were like, 'You can't actually be Guy Fieri.
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She conjoins the spiky rhythms of Rashaan Carter's bass with tilting sheets of harmony, built by her tenor saxophone, David Bryant's keyboard and Roman Filiu's alto saxophone.
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On several shooting ranges, dotted with massive baobab trees and spiky thorn bushes, British, Dutch and Austrian trainers worked with soldiers from Nigeria, Senegal and Burkina Faso.
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Autumn de Wilde's new film adaptation of Jane Austen's novel nods to the recent popularity of spiky costume dramas, but doesn't stray too far from its source.
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Time spools backward and we encounter her, as Ms. Ugarte, with spiky superblond hair and a bright-blue cowl-neck sweater-dress, on a long train ride.
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Beliefs about men and women are as old as humanity itself, but Fine's funny, spiky book gives reason to hope that we've heard Testosterone rex's last roar.
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It laid the groundwork The spiky Yiling bug is one of the earliest bilaterians—that is, animals with bilateral symmetry, like humans—with segmented bodies and movement.
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It's tough for anyone on the '90s-set family comedy Fresh Off the Boat to steal the spotlight from Constance Wu's perfectly spiky performance as Jessica Huang.
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But these are no mere picnic pests—these are Myrmoteras trap-jaw ants, fearsome predators armed with long, spiky, widely-agape mandibles—and they are on the hunt.
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Things start with a bleached-white oceanside city full of windmills and towers before shifting to a pair of spiky-haired characters playing some kind of chess variant.
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Being too spiky would not just prick a bubble, but also prevent a lot of the useful innovation that is likely to come about at the same time.
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And fault-ridden Meg Murry — spiky, unlikable Meg Murry, who feels like a monster in her glasses and braces — is what makes the whole thing work so well.
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The result was a strange and complex collage of sounds; Jay-Z's bars became contemplative and uplifting, while The Beatles' melodies became warped, spiky, and full of grit.
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The pattern covering the walls consists of vertical bands of silvery, blurry, photographic images of spiky, organic stuff that suggests a background of unconscious but generative mental space.
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"The Wink," produced by Ms. LeBon, is spiky and spacey and well-defined; if you're already a fan of Ms. LeBon's work, you'll hear her sound in it.
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Nakayama chatted with one of her seafood suppliers, who had dropped by to deliver four burly kegani , or horsehair crabs, their strawberry-colored shells covered in spiky whiskers.
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The particles are magnetized in the presence of a magnetic field, and the whole substance tends to take on a spiky shape as it tries to stabilize itself.
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The guanabana, also known as soursop, looks a bit like a green spiky pineapple and has a distinct mango flavor to it, and was best mixed with milk.
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In the main, spiky ideas—as well as people—slide backwards and forwards between Georgia and the world with an ease that would astound a Soviet time-traveller.
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Around the 30-minute mark, the light glowing from beneath the acoustic cones on the floor intruded on my vision, their spiky pattern seeming to climb the wall.
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The show also features a towering, spiky headdress by the New York-based Salvadoran artist Guadalupe Maravilla (formerly known as Irvin Morazán), which fuses Mayan and futuristic imagery.
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One luscious and harmonious example was a spiky sea-urchin-like ball of crisp meringue filled with tiny, aromatic wild strawberries surrounded by wild strawberry and whisky creams.
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Upright plants with low or minimal basal foliage like Joe Pye weed (Eutrochium) or spiky upright plants like beargrass (Nolina bigelovii) have adapted to growing through other plants.
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"Oh, my babe I got haaard feeeliiings," Lorde sang, delivering the first five words in a spiky staccato before bleeding the last two together and elongating their vowels.
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But, in a small hotel near the city center, he met Rui Pedro Gonçalves Pinto, a twenty-seven-year-old antique dealer with spiky hair, from northern Portugal.
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Short, spiky and dominated by exotic, heavily treated guitar lines played by a single live musician who prowls the stage, "Leave to Remain" is essentially ambivalent about marriage.
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Of all the bands out there combining spiky guitars and 4/4 beats in the early 20133s, it was Franz Ferdinand that made it palatable for the masses.
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You can explore the garden and the surrounding (very spiky) mountains by dragging your cursor across the screen, or you can just chill out and let it all happen.
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Just feet away, a tour guide struggled to frame a photograph of four women with spiky mom cuts in front of the Harp sign, without the man in it.
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It shows Sora, the game's main protagonist best known for his spiky hair, wearing incredibly wide flood pants, and dealing with Donald Duck's constant berating, sitting on his throne.
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At first, he thought these were the remains of feathers, but a beetle expert steered him right: the fibers were actually the defensive, spiky hairs of prehistoric carpet beetles.
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Her irregular e-mail arrangements as secretary of state, and, what was worse, her spiky mishandling of the furore this caused, has trashed her standing with millions of voters.
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Mr. Momot, a soft-spoken hacker with spiky facial piercings and a rainbow-colored mohawk, was known for his talent in hunting down complicated computer bugs and software vulnerabilities.
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"Those who think it was easy for me to become world champion, here is your chance to take ¥10million from me," said a spiky Kameda in his press release.
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Ms. Metcalf, spiky and floppy, is particularly mordant in this material, sometimes bullying and sometimes coddling A in an effort to get through another unpleasant day with minimal fuss.
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The painter Sin Hakgwon, who never visited the site, drew on Jeong's example as he juxtaposed tree-flecked hillocks in the foreground with spiky, linear peaks in the back.
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Malaysia has already lost vast tracts of rainforest to a thriving trade in wood and palm oil; now China's appetite for the spiky durian risks clearing still more ground.
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The four victims of the beating refused to speak with the police and were never identified; an indictment referred to them as Shaved Head, Ponytail, Khaki and Spiky Belt.
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And in a spiky, depressed Orozco painting of the peasant guerrillas known as Zapatistas, their figures as stiff as the machetes they carry, locked in a grim forced march.
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Here, ugliness becomes a kind of precarious beauty and yards of fabric suddenly transform an ordinary stage into a spiky mountain range or the furious waves of the ocean.
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The avant-garde style that King Missile developed bridged Patti Smith and Weird Al: vivid spoken-word narratives delivered with smirking derision, rattled over jaunty organ and spiky guitar.
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She wears a cheongsam, or traditional Chinese form-fitting dress, and her hair buns are shaped like round spiky balls—renditions of how the coronavirus looks under a microscope.
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Thursday, on his Instagram account, he rolled out the sequel: "The Wall Is Coming," with the president giving an Ice King stare over a rendering of a spiky barrier.
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Karin Sander's Kitchen Pieces draw your attention to the rhythmic ridges of an acorn squash, the bumpy peel of an orange, and the spiky surface of a yellow dragon fruit.
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With King of Tokyo you can take over a Japanese metropolis with your giant monster and, with the right moves, take out other players with your spiky tail or teeth.
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For starters, Delvecchio is keeping his GTL routine close to home these days and has returned to his signature "motorcycle-proof" hair after experimenting with some sleeker, less spiky styles.
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The throwback pic — which features Nunes sporting a spiky mullet and a white turtleneck — was tucked into an in-depth profile on Nunes published Monday by the Los Angeles Times.
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I don't know if I've made it 100 percent clear yet, but the ghost boat literally turns into a gaping mouth with spiky wooden teeth when it approaches other boats.
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The group got rid of the litter and gang graffiti, installed brightly painted speed bumps and, in an alley near a liquor store, planted a garden full of spiky cactuses.
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The spiky-toothed host of the Blood Drive, Julian Slink (Colin Cunningham), spends most of episode 2 in the lobby of Heart's offices, worried that he's about to be fired.
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Jean Eustache's three-and-a-half-hour "The Mother and the Whore," which finds Jean-Pierre Léaud caught between Bernadette Lafont and Françoise Lebrun, is all spiky black-and-white.
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To prevent components from being damaged—or melting—each of those microchips has its own spiky-looking heatsink, and an array of fans pushes hot air out of the machine.
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Her grey hair is shorn into a spiky pixie cut, and her hiking pants and running shoes suggest she's ready to set out into the field at a moment's notice.
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Or how "Positive Tension," a song that might sound like abrasive post punk to a passing listener, has some of the most tender, romantic chords buried between its spiky verses.
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Guy Fieri, the spiky-haired TV chef who serves as the mayor of Flavortown, will have you saying, "Holy Brisket, Batman," as only he would, when you try this recipe.
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The spiky creatures lay eggs even though they're mammals, they eat termites but they're not related to anteaters, and they evolved from an ancestor shared with the duck-billed platypus.
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Lucy's sweet-natured father, David (Jay O. Sanders), an arts manager and a producer, is now married to the spiky Sally (Rita Wolf), who used to dance in Rose's company.
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These include nesting behavior, brain and bone structure, and the feathers that started as rude, spiky projections and developed into the sleek shaft-and-filament feather of the modern bird.
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Her improvisation, delicate and spiky as a sea urchin, led into the next piece, "Without Regrets," by which point the standard-issue big band comparison felt like a distant memory.
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With the spiky variety of plant life identified, its uses catalogued, and its safe passage back to California accounted for, Snoop Dogg's expedition into the wilderness came to a close.
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Related: Ballerinas Take a Bow in Delicate and Powerful Paper Costumes Japanese Artist Transforms Old Newspapers Into Expressive Creatures Spiky, Floral Creations Explore the Yin and Yang of Paper Art
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The gray-scale piece is full of spiky plants, or small trees whose roots could probably curl tightly enough around ankles to trip anyone who dares to walk amid them.
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Lampert, who wears her dark hair in a spiky mullet, and has the long face and androgynous features of a Byzantine icon, stared ahead intently, her eyes brimming with tears.
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In a feisty new adaptation by Conor McPherson, this is an unusually spiky, unsentimental reading of a frequently performed play — but one that could benefit from deepening the emotional stakes.
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Tender yet serrated, Mr. Simpson finds unexpected fertile ground at the intersection of Bill Withers, Merle Haggard and Elvis Presley, replete with roadhouse guitar and spiky classic R&B horns.
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Instead, reach for reusable materials, such as twigs or bunched-up chicken wire, or use a floral frog (a heavy metal base with spiky pins) to hold stems in place.
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And whether predator, victim or hapless onlooker, they are accompanied at every turn by a spiky wit that may, among other things, make you reconsider how you order Japanese food.
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One reason, I think, is the cunning score, by the British composer Patrick Gowers, which, with its spiky strings, prods Hazan's essay in nonfiction toward the realm of a thriller.
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Elsa (voiced by Idina Menzel), Arendelle's ice queen, was originally the villain of the story, complete with light blue skin, spiky short hair, and a coat made of live weasels.
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What I like most about Krall is his squadron of attack ships—spiky little critters that swarm through the interstellar vacuum like starlings, cavorting and swaying this way and that.
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She posed with her spiky hairstyle wearing menswear-inspired outfits, including a trench coat with black tights and a black military jacket with matching relaxed-fit trousers and shiny dark loafers.
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Until the 1980s, South Korean propaganda literally depicted their erstwhile countrymen to the north as red creatures with hooves, horns, and spiky tails, intent on spreading the contagious disease of communism.
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Photo: Eric Long, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian InstitutionDinner flatwareThe spiky and serrated table knife among the Skylab II (SL-3) eating utensils surely can be used as a weapon.
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Measuring up to 1 foot in length, the "King of the Fruits" has an unmistakable shape -- a spiky, barbed ball filled with starchy, custard-like pods -- and an infamously pungent aroma.
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The one big Roman exhibit—a thrillingly spiky battering-ram from the decisive naval defeat of Carthage in 241BC—is followed by nothing much until some Byzantine jewellery of 500-700AD.
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A high-voiced, choral lullaby invoking a star that protects her segues abruptly into a stark electronic groove, with a slow, terse bass line tugging against spiky percussion and vocal syllables.
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Black skeletons of scrubby trees stretched to the horizon south of Seiling; in other places, the flames had turned open prairie into Sahara-like dunes dotted with spiky black sagebrush stumps.
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This tower was dark and black and there was no castle behind it or the wall of stripes: just more red rocks, the same red rocks, and the same spiky forest.
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It's about a few pretty boy motherfuckers with nice toned bodies and strong jawlines who buy shiny spiky bracelets and get on stage and play sad/mad boy for 15 minutes.
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Everyone seems to know every word to "Banquet," but it still feels like it belongs to the each of us (doing the old jerk-swivel and the spiky air jab) individually.
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"The scenery is vast and mesmerizing," he writes: Ocotillos sprout from arid basins, their spiky tendrils and bright red blossoms swaying in the breeze like some kind of weird desert anemone.
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And though Rihanna doesn't have much to do as Glover's girlfriend, the two at least share a spiky chemistry: Glover is eager to please, while Rihanna remains ever hard to impress.
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The fifth episode ("At the Hospital, an Interlude of Clarity") similarly drops its two lead actors into a getting-to-know-you story meant to showcase the characters' spiky, halting chemistry.
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On Wednesday, he performed her "Earring," in which the right hand plays spiky dance rhythms in the piano's high register while the left hand hovers below in shifting chords and sonorities.
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But flowers and their meaning run through this intergenerational story, organized around the seasons and the blooms they bring to mind, Marcia's childhood and her sometimes-spiky relationship with her parents.
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There is also Kevin Wilson's spiky, darkly funny "Nothing to See Here," a tale of old friends and 10-year-old twins who burst into flames when they're anxious or upset.
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Her skin is like wax stretched too thin, eyeliner drawn shakily, hair spiky and dark; she droops when alone and then springs to life when there's a crowd or some kindness.
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Two grown women in diapers and pigtails were led around the crowd on a single leash before dinner, and men in mascara shook hands with spiky rings on all ten fingers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British comedian Ken Dodd, well-known to the country's television audiences for his spiky hair, buck teeth and "tickling stick", has died aged 90, his publicist said on Monday.
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Remember when Ryan Seacrest wasn't a one-man show, traipsing about the stage and taunting Simon Cowell for his v-necks, but actually had a cohost, the similarly spiky-haired Brian Dunkleman?
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Playing some of the really tricky stuff, the really spiky, weird, atonal shit night after night in a club, you become aware that it's not necessarily reaching the back of the room.
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In New York, where he conducted the Philharmonic from 1971 to 1977, horrified audiences found the Avery Fisher Hall stripped of seats for his "rug concerts", and programmes spiky with unfamiliar stuff.
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But like the cancer centre she designed for Kirkcaldy's Victoria Hospital, she was reluctant to reveal everything at once: a spiky exterior protects a sheltering and intimate interior from a bleak setting.
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Ms. McCallister locked the door behind him and carried him down two flights, mindful of his legs, armored with spiky scales, and the possibility that he would soil her long blue dress.
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Indeed, it shifts a little nearer than its predecessor did to the spiky, peppery briskness of Travers's tales, and the whole enterprise exhales, as it should, an air of the politely mad.
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And now we've learned they also have one of the most impressive bushfire strategies we've ever heard – they just go to sleep, even if they end up a little less spiky afterwards.
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A strange, spiky movie that refuses to beg for our affection, "Little Sister," the fifth feature from Zach Clark, molds the classic homecoming drama into a quirky reconciliation between faith and family.
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Known for sculptural, retro looks, her Grammys dress by designer Jean Paul Gaultier was no different — the spiky shoulders created a cocoon-like shape around her, while a rectangular headpiece sat atop.
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A marble frieze on the wall that encircled the statue showed columns of helmeted troops and tanks rolling past swamps and palmyra trees, the spiky palm indigenous to Sri Lanka's far north.
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A plate of the toast will also appear if you order the platter of acorn-fed, hand-sliced Ibérico ham or the chilled Maine sea urchins served on the spiky half-shell.
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Their spiky sound was founded on a basic punk template of urgent guitar lines and propulsive drumming, but was made distinct by contrasting vocals provided by Carrie Brownstein (pictured) and Corin Tucker.
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But when Ms. Serre, with her spiky shag haircut and beetle brows, ascended the podium to receive the award from Rihanna, who towered over her, the general reaction worldwide was, politely: Who?
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"I would say this Windows 7 sunset and migration to Windows 10 is providing some stimulus to the market, but it's not quite as spiky as previous operating system transitions," Weisler said.
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More crucial, the tiny dresses and spiky heels draw your focus to how petite Ms. Wang is, how stark the contrast between her body and the forcefulness she achieves at her instrument.
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Pillar coral, whose clusters of spiky fingers appear to reach up from the sea bed, is "reproductively extinct" off the Florida coast, says Keri O'Neil, chief coral scientist at the Florida Aquarium.
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Espadín , one of the easiest to grow, takes up to a decade to mature, and each piña—the usable core, stripped of its spiky blades—yields only about ten bottles of mezcal.
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The chef, known for his signature gelled spiky hair, went on to open restaurants across the world — with locations including Grenanda, Ireland, and Dubai, as well as aboard P&O cruise ships.
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Where Obama had Beyoncé, Trump has Jon Voight; where Obama had Aretha Franklin, Trump has 3 Doors Down, the Southern rockers of the early 2000s spiky-hair-and-baggy-jeans post-grunge school.
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There are little tweaks here and there to the hardware, as well, including the spiky contact strip, which is now one piece, so you can remove and dunk it in water more easily.
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Keeping it simple, I could give my cheeks and lips some color with Glossier Cloud Paint, have big, spiky lashes with MAC Upward Lash Mascara and a better complexion with Glossier Stretch Concealer.
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Instead, Leo Varadkar, the Irish taoiseach (prime minister), and Simon Coveney, his spiky foreign minister, have threatened to veto that if Britain fails to offer "tailor-made solutions" for avoiding a hard border.
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With sweeping shots that depict every reach of strange, from a grassy knoll to a spiky alien heart, ominous shots of a planet in motion somersault through two minutes of a pulsing soundtrack.
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While Cyrus later said in an interview that her hairstyle was consciously infantilizing, it was hard for me not to see those spiky buns in conjunction with Medusa's similarly unconventional and distinctive hairdo.
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The governing party was in the late stages of sidelining its opposition, and my questions were mostly spiky and unwelcome, but when I brought up the famous 1971 dissent, Mr. Rizvi lighted up.
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A dozen urchins were arranged on a plate, the upper quarter of each spiky exoskeleton sheared off to reveal five symmetrical stripes of roe ranging in color from yellow-gold to brick red.
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The tea-length skirt is awkward, but her platform stilettos lean into the awkwardness, making the proportions of the look's bottom half spiky and dangerous and purposeful, instead of colt-like and uneven.
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Between those disparate sounds flowed an energetic and earnest telling of the complex musical traditions of Colombia—a genre meld that's often been termed electro cumbia—punctuated by vocalist Saumet's spiky Spanish rapping.
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" In Variety, Joe Leydon calls it "the sort of movie a lot of us need right now," saying it's "too playfully spiky and unaffectedly down-to-earth to come across as bland pablum.
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"XO Tour Llif3," the album's lead single and Uzi's biggest hit so far, swerves to life over rattling snare drums, spiky, plinky electronic shimmer, and translucent keyboard stabs reverberating jauntily around the beat.
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The constantly strummed rhythm guitar and spiky keyboard octave jumps in "I Used To"; the chickenscratch solos on "Change Yr Mind"; the bleary guitar frizz that pervades the whole record — such amusing facsimile!
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Ms. Adams recalled a few occasions while shooting "Sharp Objects" when she tried out versions of Camille — spiky, mulish — during phone calls with her unsuspecting husband, the actor and artist Darren Le Gallo.
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He has assiduously cultivated the public persona of a millennial jet-setter, obsessed with Instagram, Scandinavian electronica, and, presumably, his hair, which juts out, like one of his spiky designs, from his forehead.
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The 1970s, spiky-haired, slam-dancing punk rocker in me rejoiced at seeing the Ramones's hit "BLITZKRIEG BOP" make its New York Times Crossword debut smack in the center of Mr. Polin's grid.
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When Moira visits a local winery to taste its fruit wine before agreeing to be a spokesperson, she wears her hair in this very bold, spiky, Statue-of-Liberty-meets-lion style. Fierce.
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What none of them knew was that the enormous trove of data obtained by the hacker, a spiky-haired 31-year-old soccer fanatic named Rui Pinto, also held a much bigger secret.
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To so many, Kingdom Hearts has not just been a video game about a kid with spiky hair travelling to various Disney worlds, but a story about hope, friendship, and a crisis of identity.
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The stinky, spiky durian is set to become Malaysia's next major export as the Southeast Asian nation rushes to develop thousands of acres to cash in on unprecedented demand for the fruit from China.
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He then frames each rosy jaw of a Venus flytrap, gaping leaf of a pitcher plant, and spiky tentacle of king sundew in macro photographs that highlight the deadly nature of these carnivorous plants.
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Raw is disturbing and disgusting (a scene involving a hairball is surely one of the most stomach-churning moments of cinema 2017), but maybe its biggest surprise is the spiky sweetness at its core.
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The other characters accept this about her nearly without question, and by season three, no one blinks when she attends a town council meeting in a massive cossack hat and spiky, avian-influenced sweater.
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Flowing black trench coats, virtual reality goggles, masquerade masks, and spiky leather biker jackets all combine to create a group that looks like nothing else in the RPG space or video games in general.
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During a day at the beach, as Ethan comes up from the ocean to the gazebo the family is sitting under, he walks over a patch of ground carpeted with small, spiky pine cones.
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Moving between the short rows, they cut out about 100 spiky heads, put them in a plastic container, and bring them back to a growling Vogel thresher parked at the edge of the plot.
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" Warren, 69, wrote that she watches the show "because, just like everyone else, I want to find out who lives, who dies, and who ends up on the spiky iron chair in King's Landing.
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Now that Xi has been at the sharp end of Trump's spiky rhetoric on trade tariffs, he may be less inclined to do as Trump wants and keep up tough the sanctions on Kim.
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The first collection included leather jackets that were threaded with ribboned suède through eyelet holes, like bondage wear, and fitted dresses embellished with spiky ribs that traced the contours of the wearer's pelvic bone.
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Alan Sabbagh gives a spiky performance as Ariel, a businessman who left Argentina for New York but returns to visit his father, a revered figure among the poor residents of Buenos Aires's Jewish quarter.
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Yet I felt something like twinges of existential doubt or futility while appreciating the spiky fertility of "Volubilis," something Twombly most likely absorbed from his early passion for the transubstantiating drawings of Alberto Giacometti.
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Their stories are so similar that Lerner defines them more clearly as a group than as individuals, but she does come to respect them, and she and her mother edge closer to spiky affection.
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Kim not only has rounded off his spiky dictator image; he also may have softened the hearts and loosened the purse strings of the leaders of South Korea, Japan, perhaps even China and Singapore.
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One of the minigames, Domination, involves smashing a single button over and over again to create a lineup of Thwomps, the Mario enemy that's basically a big, spiky stone block with an angry face.
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In the past ten years, these voracious fish with spiky, poisonous spines have successfully set up camp in the oceans surrounding the Caribbean and South America, causing havoc to reefs as their numbers multiply.
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She delivered an impassioned monologue as she tried to pay attention to the GPS; she had an air of spiky distraction, as if stopping to scowl at news alerts while watching a TV show.
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Sporting spiky blonde wigs straight out of a Sia music video and crystal-encrusted ball gags, the male dancers are pushed, pulled, and stepped on all while maintaining a seductive allure over the Queen.
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Easily. Leading a trio, she built them out of spiky little loops of her voice and guitar picking, often in odd meters, and raised her voice just enough to bring out their sinewy charms.
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The seventh episode tells the story of a married couple's spiky relationship with the woman having their baby, and in it, Andrew Scott and Brandon Kyle Goodman are both deeply appealing and believably nervous.
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Bromhead says that the look for The Crows was a collaborative process between Sorys, who made the spiky black wig, and prosthetic makeup designer Mark Wotton, who made a prosthetic bird beak for O'Hara.
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Constance: Jennifer Lawrence's casting, for me, epitomizes both the best and the worst of the movie adaptations, and the way they smoothed out so much of what was spiky and unpleasant in the books.
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There's the Sonic Hedgehog protein (which looks spiky under a microscope), the Ken and Barbie genes (when they're mutated, fruit flies don't develop external genitalia), and the hangover gene (which is key for alcohol tolerance).
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There are yellow flowers that look like spiky dahlias in her yard, and when I mention how pretty they are, she hops out of the car and snips off three stems to give to me!
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She wore a Chanel-inspired wool miniskirt and jumper, and her hair, once a spiky confection that veered into Joan Jett territory, had been trimmed into a floppy-banged wedge that recalled an English schoolboy.
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WATCH THIS: Step Inside a $20 Million House Flip After purchasing the metal cages (pick up a set of 5 for about $45.00 here), use a pair of clippers to cut off the spiky feet.
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At one point, she lifted one of the male dancers, who was naked except for a pair of flesh-colored briefs, and, squatting slightly, cradled him on her knees, enclosing him in a spiky embrace.
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It also was described as having spiky hair on its back and small air holes in place of a nose, and being a vampiric creature that drained goats and other small animals of their blood.
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I met Rachel through work — basically, I stalked her online, then begged her to model holiday hairstyles for a Refinery29 article — and was a fan of her spiky, slender pieces, many of which are bespoke.
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"It's a gutsy, sensational performance that adds layers to an already spiky, provocative creation," Manohla Dargis wrote of Ms. Ryan in her review in The New York Times; she named the film a Critic's Pick.
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T-shirts featuring Mr. Hell's spiky-haired visage are ubiquitous in fashion circles; the contemporary art world seems similarly besotted, with a who's who — from Nicole Eisenman to Christopher Wool — invoking him in their work.
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She has learnt to extract enough oil from the 40 spiky-leafed plants for her 6-year-old son Jacobo and 30 other children suffering from chronic refractory epilepsy, which is resistant to conventional treatments.
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Ninety-five per cent of those who were asked which of two made-up words—"bouba" or "kiki"—best corresponded to each picture said that "bouba" fit the curvy object and "kiki" the spiky one.
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In her videos, Grimes has been a sword-wielding warrior, a comic book superheroine, an angel, a schoolgirl, a blood-drenched 18th-century aristocrat and an assortment of spiky-outfitted, talon-fingered sci-fi fashionistas.
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Although few films this year will make the kind of impression that "The Lobster" does, it remains grim fare, spiky and unconsoling, and, where there are laughs, they die at the back of the throat.
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Marie Fredriksson, the spiky-haired lead singer of Roxette, the Swedish pop duo that briefly ruled the American charts in the 210s and '22016s with dramatically lovelorn ballads and catchy uptempo singles, died on Monday.
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Marie Fredriksson, the spiky-haired lead singer of Roxette, the Swedish pop duo that briefly ruled the American charts in the 210s and '22016s with dramatically lovelorn ballads and catchy uptempo singles, died on Monday.
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But because no match-up in a women's field packed with potential Grand Slam winners provides the "edge" that is so apparent whenever the two spiky old warriors face each other across a tennis net.
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Her paintings from the '70s — sinuous bodies that morph into mountains, bare nipples that juxtapose spiky leaves, bulbous fruits that echo curving belly shapes — represent women as sacred beings, powerful subjects of their own lives.
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Spiky dinosaur discovered by accident In addition, the new fossil evidence solidifies the case that the dinosaurs died because of an asteroid plunging into the Gulf of Mexico, rather than environmental changes due to volcanic activity.
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I could see this as a good printer for artists who are trying to make longer, taller things like candlesticks and vases or for folks who are trying to model buildings or other long spiky things.
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The scientists couldn't help but notice how this spiky armor afforded their specimens a dragon-like appearance, which is why they judiciously tossed out traditional Latin naming conventions in favor of Pheidole viserion and Pheidole drogon.
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The index rose "only" 2.7% from a year earlier and is now 18.5% above the peak of Housing Bubble 1, having surged 175% since 2000: So the index is getting spiky in a number of metros.
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With the advent of book five, a complication came along in the form of Nymphadora Tonks, a shapeshifter whose spiky pink hair and punk aesthetic caused her to present as a butch lesbian to many fans.
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It wasn't just dessert, but a carefully preserved artifact from one of Charles Ranhofer's old menus: banana ice cream sandwiched in walnut cake, sticky with apricot jam, swaddled in a thick layer of spiky torched meringue.
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Dumping cauliflower florets in a mixture of salt and lemon juice for 45 minutes to an hour turns them into spiky little flavor bombs, delivering high-pitched squeaks in salads, sandwiches or the stew recipe here.
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The three worlds of Hunrath, Mofang, and Villein take center stage here, presenting us vividly colored ruins of Midwestern farmhouses, floating boulders overshadowed by two uncomfortably close moons, and strange, spiky pendulums loitering in metal corridors.
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Then, Mr. Lieberman would manipulate those video clips — adding an aura, for example, to illustrate the warm thrall of an initial high; layering the video with spiky, discordant static to get across the pain of withdrawal.
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He's not the only white boy in the school, but the other one — his friend Kev, who's got lip scruff and spiky black hair along with prowess on the basketball court — often passes for Puerto Rican.
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And in all things, she was first and foremost a melodist: She insisted on giving your ear something tuneful to ride alongside, even as she worked with a deep language of condensed harmonies and spiky rhythm.
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So, too, with spiky akoub, a tumbleweed as tender as artichoke inside its armored buds; and iron-rich loof, the leaves of the black calla lily, which are toxic when raw and must be carefully cooked.
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There are fat, succulent grapevines, fig trees with thick, waxy leaves, and false cactuses — as spiky and segmented as those that grow in the American desert, but actually members of the poinsettia family that evolved independently.
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Prices ranged from twenty-three dollars, for a small Mammillaria , mound-like and spiky, to fourteen hundred dollars, for a rare, forty-year-old Euphorbia confinalis rhodesia , a bumpy Zimbabwean pillar sourced from a private collector.
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LAIKIPIA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Armed with rakes, hoes and machetes, a group of ranchers hacked at the spiky cactus plants sprouting all over their land, chopping them into pieces and carting them off in wheelbarrows.
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LAIKIPIA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Armed with rakes, hoes and machetes, a group of ranchers hacked at the spiky cactus plants sprouting all over their land, chopping them into pieces and carting them off in wheelbarrows.
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The partial government shutdown, which deprived many federal employees of their first paycheck this week, has claimed some new victims: several of the signature spiky-leafed Joshua trees at Joshua Tree National Park in Southern California.
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At first glance, the spiky silhouette of Ms. Silvestri's Happy Leaves necklaces — part of Bulgari's 2018 Wild Pop range, named collection of the year by Town & Country — might look like an innocent reference to Mother Nature.
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As a spiky, multivalent contraption disguised as a tossed-off miniature, an epic breakup saga disguised as a genre exercise, the Atlanta rapper's Baylor Swift, out since May, qualifies as several genre exercises folded into one.
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Even though she tortures Sabrina with a dream about Harvey trying to kill her on their wedding day for being a witch, trapping her in a spiky torture device, the teenage witch refuses to reveal the spell.
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Upon entering the Drawing Center's main gallery, you're immediately confronted with a small square chamber that is initially jarring: wooden dowels cover the surface evenly so the spiky structure seems to radiate outwards with a confrontational force.
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It's guided by a network of hinged joints, the structure of which was inspired by the children's toy known as a Hoberman sphere, which changes from a small, spiky ball to a larger spherical one when thrown.
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Each time she sees something new -- especially spiky, don't-step-on-that stuff, like an urchin -- she gestures frantically and insists I take a photo and write down the Vezo word for the creature in my notebook.
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Mireya Acierto/Getty; Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic Harris arrived at the Tony Award sporting a freshly shorn style, ditching his usual tuft of spiky blonde hair in favor of a stubble no longer than his 5 o'clock shadow.
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From her office, a cramped one-room museum featuring modest displays of opals, fossils, maps and a large plastic dinosaur's head munching spiky plastic grass, she points to a model of an ambitious $13 million opal museum.
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The essay also suggests that the Truffula tree may have been inspired by the patas monkey's relationship with a spiky tree called the whistling thorn acacia, which the patas monkey depends upon for most of its diet.
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With the addition of curving shapes painted in muted shades of pink, blue, black, and white, the works achieve a dynamic formal equilibrium, encompassing many seemingly opposing forces: whole yet divided, spiky and soft, straightforward and nuanced.
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Decked out in Giles Deacon's spiky collars and headdresses, the eight dancers rose to the challenge of Mr. Abraham's uncommonly eclectic movement, as notes of hip-hop and social dance met his first choreography for point shoes.
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According to these articles, hanging baskets of pothos and spiky snake plants are antidotes to the isolation of screen-focused lives and a means of animating tiny apartments that don't offer much in the way of windows.
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The song's streamlined stop-and-go motion suggests she's approaching a moment of catharsis that hasn't arrived yet, producing spiky friction from a stuttering loop of her own voice ("Mm-mm-mm mm-mm-mm mm-mm").
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO On each of his first two albums, the vibraphonist Chris Dingman made himself an element within his sextet's prismatic splendor, full of interplay between spiky glistening surfaces — like an El Anatsui work rendered as music.
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In between updates on her family life in Manhattan and a newly adopted dog, Ms. Kelly has aimed spiky commentary at the mainstream media, including former NBC colleagues like Seth Meyers and the "Today" host Craig Melvin.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Crowned with spiky feathered headdresses and daubed with face paint, scores of protesters gathered outside the Jakarta offices of an American mining giant last week, chanting, waving signs and throwing uncertainty into global commodities markets.
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Plugging his laptop into one reveals a graph of daily minimum and maximum growth rates that resembles the spiky readings of a human breathing monitor as the tree responds, in millionths of a meter, to environmental changes.
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"Medusa" (2017) includes a spiky mass of acid yellow-green squiggles shaped into a vague wig shape (also reminiscent of a Dale Chihuly sculpture), laid out over a pattern of small triangles of primary and secondary colors.
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KUANTAN, Malaysia (Reuters) - Malaysian farmers of the famously pungent durian fruit are calling for tighter regulations on mining they say is destroying arable land and tainting the water they need to churn out their yellow, spiky-shelled crop.
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Lee is spiky, opinionated—"if you did not want to know her candid opinion of anything," Mr Flynt remembers, "better not to ask"—but also generous, warm, protective of her reputation but even more so of her family.
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Loud, thudding drums accompany a percussive hook that starts on xylophone, crosses over to spiky rhythm guitar, and introduces a verse in which the band's lead singer and righteous firecracker Hayley Williams doesn't so much sing as cheerlead.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - No one wants to be a fashion victim, but fashion villains owned the runway on Friday as designers The Blonds served up spicy and spiky styles with a show inspired by Disney's vamps and vixens.
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Their joining of spiky letters, hieroglyphs and images convey an innately sophisticated, roving intelligence — sports, jazz, American history, the Bible, the human skeleton, colonialism — undergirded by a profound understanding of the greatness and pathos of African-American achievement.
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One of the biggest sellers is a set of plastic prosthetic monster tongues, some forked, some spiky, most of them green or blue, all of them scaled for the lady's pleasure, especially a lady with a lizard fetish.
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And how about the part where the singer, Attila Csihar (yes, his name is fucking ATTILA), returned to the stage decked out in a spiky suit of mirrors, looking like the Witch King of Angmar/Disco Lucifer incarnate?
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Today you can find the 27-year-old in the kitchen at E.P., adding to the cacophony of Aussie accents from the Aussie-heavy kitchen crew behind the spot, usually with a giant spiky jackfruit at his station.
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"He was like, 'Oh my god, that was the best Celine,'" Milk boasted, adding that, for this challenge, she'd decided to replicate a Versace dress and black spiky hair Ms. Dion wore to the most recent Met Gala.
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Ms. Lee is, as ever, a spiky and big-eyed delight, and it's always a treat to see Ms. Angelos, originally one of the Five Lesbian Brothers, back onstage, never more so when she portrays a helpful bonobo.
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Gaga's pop persona delights in layer upon layer of artifice; in building up and stripping away spectacle; in creating candy-coated dance pop with a spiky, aggressive aesthetic that challenges and entertains the ear at the same time.
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His style is eclectic, just right for our postmodern era: References to music history are nestled like Easter eggs in a spiky lawn of dissonant restlessness, a pervasive anxiety that reflects a time defined by polarization and emergency.
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His eye-catching cut, called "La Piña" — the pineapple — for its tall, spiky sprout, received enthusiastic rubs and fluffs from his teammates as he crossed home plate and Houston's Minute Maid Park reverberated with the excitement of fans.
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It's reminiscent of deeply seasonal and regional food: a kind of cake baked only on Advent Sunday (Byrd's spiky "Laetentur coeli"), or a damson that ripens only on the seventh Sunday after Easter (Tallis's glossolalic "Loquebantur variis linguis").
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In a 1931 opening-day photo that I recalled from the second floor, the gridded streets stretch in an almost flat plane south to Manhattan's tip, where the financial district rises Oz-like, crowned by spiky 73s towers.
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The band layers its cold, wispy keyboard hooks, bursts of spiky rhythm guitar, percussive synthesized bass, and random sound effects — a crying baby, a ringing telephone — to create a sense of crisp clarity obscured, slightly, by hazy chill.
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The dynamic 1990 "Étoile Rouge Congolaise" with its spiky curves was envisioned as a "High Multicultural Court of Wisdom" for the Republic of the Congo, where the arts and education would be promoted as assets for well-being.
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This is not to be taken as a given with all Audio-Technica headphones, as the popular M28s from this same company have spiky treble that's best appreciated by people with at least a little bit of hearing loss.
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He's has pissed off plenty of dance music purists over the years, but there's no denying his spiky Blade Runner-inspired ship (which was operated by a six-person crew) turned heads, much like the producer's boundary-pushing tunes.
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" Instead, Evil says he wound up serving as more of an "ideas guy," helping Trump out with some of his most diabolical plots like the wall, which Evil says he originally designed as "a moat filled with spiky blowfish.
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Well, it's because English speakers saw the spiky fruit and thought of a pine cone and apple while other countries use the Tupi Guaraini (language used by natives in South America) word for pineapple, nana, which means excellent fruit.
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Once my teachers get enough experience points, they can zap kids with lowered humanity points with a spell and morph them into spiky South American fruits, which have no personality save the drive and ability to take tests consistently.
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The other day I was admiring some photos of those spiky, obstreperous wild-style graffiti murals, and thinking that those are an excellent visual corollary to the experience of a hardcore concert (and that contained aggression you're referring to).
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During the 1960s, designers added a lot of bounce to their scripts, and the '80s and '90s brought on a wave of expressive, experimental calligraphy, as in the spiky lettering on the cover of Prince's 1984 album Purple Rain.
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This eclectic program reflects that spectrum: It includes "Solo Olos," a 1976 dance by one of Abraham's idols, Trisha Brown; "Show Pony," a short, spiky solo that's all attitude; and an ensemble piece by Keerati Jinakunwiphat, a company dancer.
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This one's narrative engine hums along nicely, occasionally accelerating into farce, usually when Mr. Craig shows up, sporting neck tattoos, spiky bleached hair and an accent that sounds like the cause or the result of a badly sprained tongue.
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The 27-acre, mangrove-fringed island, with a shady tamarind grove and spiky sisal plants bordering the paths, holds the remains of a 21982th-century wrecking village devoted to salvaging goods from ships that ran aground on the reef.
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The Southern California park, which is larger than Rhode Island and famed for its dramatic rock formations and the spiky-leafed Joshua trees from which it takes it name, had only a skeleton crew of workers during the shutdown.
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On March 17, in a leafy corner of a university campus close to the royal palace in Bangkok, a tall and skinny 40-year-old man with short, spiky hair was surrounded by fans clamoring for selfies and autographs.
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Delivered between spiky, unhinged riffs and vocals that are spat out like bitter-tasting fruit, Courtney's words sound like a wry "fuck you" to all of her then-detractors, as well the ones that would emerge in the future.
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Crabs and mussels, spiky bristle worms, and many-legged copepods are some of the organisms that call the sediment home—and also probably make a nice meal for the casper octopod digging around in the mud with its tentacles.
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The Chozo statues that offer Samus power-ups bear more than a passing resemblance to the Engineer that Ripley encounters on the abandoned spaceship in Aliens, and the spiky, pincered enemies that creep through its levels evoke a similar insectoid revulsion.
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Obviously, this one is a call back to the old days of feudal Japan—which has been a popular source of East-meets-West mashups in toys lately—with Batman getting some absurdly spiky samurai armor to replace his usual supersuit.
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They survived for centuries by working in plantations but when the price of rubber tanked in the mid-20th century, they started to commercialize annatto, a spiky fruit with seeds that produce red dye used in lipstick, eyeshadows and bronzers.
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When I drive to see my first patient of the day, I notice that someone has hand-painted a portrait of a young man with a double chin, small mustache, and short, spiky hair onto the side of a commercial building.
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Immediately, we can tell their Best Friend Energy is off the charts — they share the kind of rare connection that allows both of them to bare their spiky, squishy, weirdo selves to each other without fear of judgment or misunderstanding.
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The new record retains much of what made the first so delectable—Hendricks' voice like sucking on a sour candy, and spiky, gnashing guitars and percussion like the teeth chewing it—but adds dimension with poppy synths and big drums.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba made a rare gesture of reciprocity to the United States on Thursday, three days before a historic visit by U.S. President Barack Obama, but the olive branch was wrapped in spiky rhetoric against decades-old economic sanctions.
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And now, after snagging the People's Choice Award this month for "Favorite Breakout Artist," the singer is doubling-down on his solo pop star status, ditching his signature spiky, ice blonde super saiyan Goku hair and dyeing it dark brown.
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In collaboration with the Dutch designer Jólan van der Wiel, she made shoes from resin mixed with iron filings; while the material was still in molten form, it was subjected to magnetic forces that distorted its surface with alarming, spiky growths.
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Still, the nostalgia is fun, the arc is mostly satisfying, and the movie uses Krysten Ritter's distinctively spiky screen presence way more effectively than the show did back in 2005, when it mostly asked her just to play a ditz.
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Alan's presence underlines just how thoroughly Russian Doll blends Lyonne's spiky sense of humor and mordant willingness to explore the darker corners of human nature, Poehler's boundless energy and optimism, and Headland's love of complicated storytelling structures and dissecting relationships.
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The Zora and Goron transformations also offered a euphoric series highpoint in their movement capabilities, letting you slice through the water to jump out of it like a shark and roll across rugged terrain in a spiky boulder form, respectively.
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Every scene I would have my glasses on the back of my head... I tried for a long time to convince them to let me wear short, white, spiky hair, and they were like, 'You can't actually be Guy Fieri.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard, an Iraq War veteran who at times has had a spiky relationship with the Democratic Party, on Saturday added another liberal voice to a burgeoning field of candidates seeking the party's 2020 presidential nomination.
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The symmetrical array of shattered, spiky planes underscores the violence of our past and future — that we live between one devastated condition and another — yet the symmetrical, shattered forms are also emblems of the possibility that all is not lost.
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Its moments of disconnect from "ordinary" reality, as when a character holds up a hand to show a long set of fresh and spiky-looking sutures on her wrist, are meant to provoke — specifically, in a way that's anticapitalist and feminist.
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The souk was destroyed in 1976 during the early days of the country's civil war, but for Mr. Mouzannar, now a 53-year-old designer with spiky gray hair and his own Beirut-based jewelry line, it remains a potent memory.
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He replied that if you showed a parrot a fruit that it had never seen before, a pineapple, for example, and it said, "My, that looks spiky, so I don't think I want to eat it," that might be sufficient.
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At first sight, Rei Kawakubo's latest offering for Comme des Garçons Homme Plus appeared to be a heavily punk-inspired collection complete with spiky harnesses, deconstructed suiting and layers of fishnet worn by stomping models angrily gesticulating at the crowd.
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There's no reason a song like "Love on the Brain," a sweet upbeat love ballad complete with spiky plucked guitar chords and electronic mock organ, shouldn't sound like the cheeriest little ditty ever to steal your heart, but it doesn't.
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Playlist ORCHIDS AND VIOLENCE The guitarist and singer Michael Daves can usually be found bringing spiky wit and ragged ebullience to the bluegrass tradition, which is just what he does on the first disc of his new album, "Orchids and Violence" (Nonesuch).
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When my fractious fireball-wielding mage Rosemary pads up to me to recover my stamina a bit, upbraiding me for taxing myself past my limit, I read all of her future commentary, however bland, as a veneer over that spiky-but-loyal core.
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You can, for example, fly it like a glider through a room or open space, but when it approaches a flat surface the drone quickly changes configuration and lands flat with its little spiky teeth digging in to keep it from falling.
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Hair removal for trans women isn't just about vanity or feeling gender-stigmatized, it's an issue of personal safety; having a five-o'clock shadow or long, white spiky hairs glinting in the sunlight signals to the world that your body is in flux.
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About 20 to 30 of the spiky plants, called the "trees" of the desert, are stolen each year from Saguaro National Park, according to its chief ranger – frustrating officials in Arizona who say the plants are an important part of the park's ecosystem.
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And you're sitting here in our lovely little podcast studio, wearing a "New Fucking York" t-shirt under what looks like a blue blazer, and having just gotten off the subway, and you look basically like your Twitter avatar—kind of spiky hair.
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These jobs aren't, y'know, so-and-so is a plumber, and ol' spiky hair over there's a decent sparky—it's all white mage this and foebreaker that, and the machinist role has nothing to do at all with a painfully skinny Christian Bale.
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There were baby dyke couples twinned out with matching tongue rings and spiky hair, uniformed post office ladies, construction workers, power lezzies in Paula Poundstone blazers, and butches taking up space at the bar or around the pool table, manspreading because they could.
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At least, it could be easily added to the list of the world's best sci-fi architecture, much like the wildly spiky US Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel in Colorado Springs or the Atomium in Brussels, which is a 335 foot tall molecule.
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Elsewhere at the Toronto International Film Festival, Parasite balanced comedy, tragedy, and white-hot fury for a story of two families at opposite ends of the economic spectrum, while Knives Out turned its spiky wit against a clan of rich ne'er-do-wells.
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Using oversized sheets of blank newsprint he would spray paint a silhouette of the spiky-haired Ixnae Nix, usually in a state of frenetic motion, and then use a crayon to neatly fill the edges with cryptic text, all without spacing or punctuation.
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APPENDED TO NAUMAN'S studio is a small office, where his longtime, spiky-haired studio manager, Juliet Myers, works, along with Michele Menotti, the assistant to the painter Susan Rothenberg, who is married to Nauman and has her own studio on the compound.
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It took me a few minutes to get into the rhythm of swinging each tool just enough times to get a solid stick, step up and do the same with the spiky crampons strapped to each boot before repeating the whole process again.
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"They can't take proper care of all the people here," said Sun Ansheng, a man in his 50s who was waiting outside a hospital while his wife was tested for the coronavirus, so named because of the spiky halo around the microorganism.
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Though "Color Theory" veers from the spiky irreverence of previous Soccer Mommy songs like "Your Dog" or "Cool," Allison tells a trickier story, nimbly linking her own lows to those of her mother, who was diagnosed with cancer when Allison was a teenager.
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Ioan Grillo NOGALES, Mexico — Crouched in the spiky terrain near this border city, a veteran smuggler known as Flaco points to the steel border fence and describes how he has taken drugs and people into the United States for more than three decades.
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But "This Unruly Mess" is most fascinating as a document of Macklemore's quest for authenticity, from his earnest dissertation on structures of privilege to the personal demons of "Kevin," a spiky blues-funk number about a friend lost to a prescription-drug overdose.
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The pictures showed a panorama of divergent body types and grooming: spiky eyebrows; astonishingly asymmetrical breasts; a towering aboriginal man with the chiseled torso of an American underwear model, but two twigs for legs; a Hottentot woman with an extraordinarily convex rear end.
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They took a name, Taring Padi, an agricultural term for the spiky first growth of the rice plant, and on December 21, 1998, they published a manifesto, an aesthetic statement just as revolutionary as the fiery political rhetoric of the democracy movement.
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First-time exhibitor Jennifer Lauren Gallery, an Internet-based enterprise that mounts pop-up shows in London, will present works by the Japanese artists Masao Obata (colored-pencil drawings on corrugated cardboard) and Shinichi Sawada (odd ceramic creatures with spiky skins and horns).
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The Dutch supermodel is showcasing a handcrafted, custom made Swarovski look complete with 27-pound spiky wings — that's the weight of an average toddler for reference — which she'll wear on her back as she commands the catwalk at the 2018 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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Sympathetic teenage girls who are angry and spiky and aggressively unpretty are rare enough in pop culture; for one to come along only to serve primarily as a symbol of the past along her dull male friend's path to enlightenment adds insult to injury.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It is spiky, alien-looking and can be found decorating homes around the world, but experts say the prickly pear cactus could help alleviate hunger in arid regions due to its ability to thrive in harsh conditions and its multiple uses.
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The two NATO allies have engaged in a spiky tit-for-tat that began in early October -- Washington responded to the arrest by freezing all of its non-immigrant visa services in the country, causing ire in Ankara, which then responded by doing the same.
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Early Thursday morning, HBO dropped the final clue in its scavenger hunt for seven Iron Thrones hidden in obscure, exotic locations around the world: an hour-long video of a giant, spiky-ass chair plunked down in the middle of what looked like a castle.
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Inside, the men's and women's bathroom doors are subtly distinguished with wavy lines suggesting the spiky haircuts of Bart and Lisa, and Mr. Groening's second-floor work space is minimally decorated with Simpsons memorabilia, a few Frank Zappa albums and some dusty Emmy Awards.
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But then, on a rainy morning in the Trinidad hills in December 2016, he walked past coconut trees and towering okra plants to the edge of a field with ripe stalks of rice, each grain covered in a reddish husk and sprouting spiky tufts.
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The deal caps one of the great underdog entrepreneur stories of the business world – and instantly creates a huge cash fortune for a spiky-haired, 50-year-old rebel famous for his yachts, collection of mansions and bevy of super-models always touting his products.
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She's a forbidding young woman who does not suffer fools lightly, and she peppers her dialogue with a spiky, misanthropic wit that's reminiscent of Jane Eyre telling the preacher that to avoid hell, she'll be sure to stay in good health and not die.
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Set in four different eras, conjured with cartoonish piquancy by Reid Thompson (sets) and Valérie Thérèse Bart (costumes), "Wives" travels through the ages to allow its characters to step away from the powerful men who eclipsed them and have their say in spiky, contemporary language.
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Inspired by a stuffed iguana a friend had brought him from Mexico, Mr. Wade used wire mesh and polyurethane foam to fabricate the work, a ferocious-looking monster with an open, spiky-toothed mouth, knifelike spines running down its back and an impressively large dewlap.
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Today, these reefs have been carved by the wind and rain into spiky limestone cliffs known as karsts that stand stark against the Cambodian landscape, even as the lowland rain forest around them has been denuded by centuries of intensive rice cultivation and logging.
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Or they're just spiky about the publicity apparatus in general, and reading an interview feels like trying to have a conversation with a guy at a party he doesn't want to be at (Ben Affleck, Bradley Cooper, Denzel Washington, Harrison Ford, Hugh Grant, Jake Gyllenhaal).
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Organized from the artist's estate by Anneliis Beadnell and Dino Dincer Sirin, it includes art-school ceramics and early paintings full of promise, dazzling quick sketches, poems written in a spiky calligraphy on hanging scrolls and late paintings that point Magic Realism in a new direction.
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Mr. Guare was at first puzzled and then amazed at how Mr. Bowie — the stage creature, the persona, the guy he saw command an audience at Radio City Music Hall in 211 with his spiky orange hair and snow-white tan — could walk the city streets unrecognized.
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The new season of Game of Thrones is still a few painfully long weeks away, but HBO launched a brand-new project to help us pass the time—by, uh, sending fans out on a worldwide scavenger hunt to sit on a giant, spiky-ass chair.
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Today's giant girdled lizard has bony spikes on its tail—the rest of the species with bony tail weapons included in this research are extinct, like the club-wielding ankylosaurus, spiky-tailed stegosaurus, and some glyptodonts (which look like a cross between an armadillo and a tortoise).
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Malec and his team, who also anime-fied Game of Thrones and produces a series of pop-culture rap battles, transformed the Smith-Sanchez clan into the blushing, bubble-eyed, spiky-haired bodies characteristic of Japanese animation for their short, If Rick And Morty Was An Anime.
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But a spiky charm and wistful eloquence confirmed that there was a contemporary voice at work here, perfectly attuned to texts by England's poet laureate, Carol Ann Duffy, that played with scenes from Shakespeare's life in a contemporary manner — without Garrick's bluster, and a lot more fun.
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Coincidentally, Yohji Yamamoto also had math on the mind, titling his show "Subtraction," and stripping away extraneous color and decoration, the better to create his own equation: long, precisely cut coats and dresses with spiky lapels, sailor collars and the occasional splash of graffiti for emphasis.
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Since coming together in New York in 20133, their live show had largely revolved around Karen howling and flinging herself across the stage, looking like she was simultaneously trying to perform a DIY demon exorcism and spit out the lyrics to one of their frenetic, spiky tracks.
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I loved its spiky early-'90s Tim Burton aesthetics; I loved the sweetness of its story, hiding under so much self-conscious weirdness; and I loved Johnny Depp's wounded, vulnerable performance as the titular scissor-handed boy, who couldn't get close to anyone without hurting them.
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Surging regional tensions over Pyongyang's accelerating weapons programme are among a host of pressing issues that will be on the table when Xi visits Trump's Mar-a-Largo resort in Florida this Thursday and Friday, as the two global powers look to smooth sometimes spiky relations.
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When Hunter's not isolated in her secluded house, she's surrounded by suffocating stereotypes: the wealthy husband (appropriately named Richie) who doesn't really listen; the uncaring father-in-law and the mother-in-law whose generosity carries spiky undertones of accusation that Hunter is a gold digger.
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I don't mean to veer into literalism, but rather to set up a correspondence in which the perception of Serra's resolute abstraction is informed by Booker's source material, which in turn has been morphed into spiky, sweeping forms that render the initial shape all but unrecognizable.
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On either side of the Lemaire Channel were spiky black mountains, extremely tall but still not so tall as to be merely snow-covered; they were buried in wind-carved snowdrift, all the way to their peaks, with rock exposed only on the most vertical cliffs.
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And while Mr. DeFrancisco is hardly a Kardashian, the senator has been a steady, and often spiky, presence in Albany for a quarter-century, often jabbing Democrats, and some members of his own party, as well as keeping up a lively banter on the Senate floor.
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Making his Met debut, the conductor Antonello Manacorda led an easygoing performance that was something of a middle ground between the brisk, spiky Mozart renditions favored these days by early-music groups and the weightier, smoother takes on this composer that still reign at bigger opera houses.
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"I picked up a spiky plastic hairbrush and a hand dryer and started rolling a wet section of her hair around the brush, followed by warm air from the hand dryer held in my left hand," she wrote in a memoir, "In Paris We Sang" (19653).
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On either side of the Lemaire Channel were spiky black mountains, extremely tall but still not so tall as to be merely snow-covered; they were buried in wind-carved snowdrift, all the way to their peaks, with rock exposed only on the most vertical cliffs.
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Jessica is suddenly envisioning a mountain of stolen clothes, and she's filled with the strange sensation of having to climb up this never-ending pile of fashion, with spiky heels sticking out here and there, the soft fabric giving way under the pressure of her feet.
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You find yourself paying attention, perhaps as you never have before, to details, to the rhythmic ridges of an acorn squash, the bumpy peel of an orange, the several colors (red, soft yellow, light green) of a mango, the spiky surface (tinged with green) of a yellow dragon fruit.
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The result, which she debuted during a night out at the Nice Guy with her rumored girlfriend and model Stella Maxwell, is a short, spiky pixie cut with her natural dark brown roots and blonde ends still in tact, a beloved aughts hairstyle commonly referred to as frosted tips.
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Frankie Cosmos: Vessel (Sub Pop) Over the past decade, Greta Kline has recorded hundreds of quiet, spiky folk-punk songs about romantic and existential anxiety, the geography of New York, and the beauty in small details, whether on official studio albums or on dozens of Bandcamp-exclusive releases.
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"Sober" cruises spookily over simulated acoustic drum popping that explodes into rapid snare blasts at the end of each measure, plus spiky keyboards that also sound like drum machines; "Homemade Dynamite" soars and abrades simultaneously thanks to the contrast between her whispered falsetto and the clattery electronic sizzle.
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Drake's "Nice For What", for example, literally invites you to snap selfies while you listen, and there's a whole catalogue of tracks like Calvin Harris, Frank Ocean, and Migos' "Slide" that feel made for sitting in a park on a summer's day, pushing your fingers through the spiky grass.
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These spiky constructions — which are like abstract root systems — were inspired by nature, as were the artworks Asawa made while a student at Black Mountain: small oil paintings on paper, a potato print, a work in ink on paper made with a BMC (Black Mountain College) laundry stamp.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - One of Mexico's most famous tequila companies, Herradura, hopes to turn into fuel the thousands of tonnes of waste it generates each year from the spiky blue agave plants used to make the spirit, and cut its energy bill, said its engineering director.
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But Love Island is far from the only U.K. reality TV hit that deserves your hours of slack-jawed captivation; there are many more daft, lip-pumped, spiky-haired dummies that the U.K. has to offer reality TV obsessives that you can watch here in the U.S., too.
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There, she becomes the opposite of kawaii — a term her parent company Sanrio has become synonymous with over its 40-year reign — when she transforms into the death metal version of herself: her eyes glow blue and the soft edges of her giant head turn jagged and spiky.
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The spiky rhythm of Pam MacKinnon's direction; the unvarnished quirkiness of the eight-man ensemble supporting Ms. Matthis; the astonishing, dancelike movement (by Camille A. Brown) that expresses the game without mimicking it — all contribute to the feeling that we're learning something new, but also in new ways.
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From my vantage point on the stairs — the only seat I could find — I scan the piles of shoes lining my mother's hallway and find in them a clear symbolism: pink Velcro is innocence; spiky heels, a declaration of independence; ballet flats, the prudence of our nurse in training.
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It was near the end of shooting for "Hustlers," a spiky-smart drama in which Lopez plays a Bronx single mother — "so that comes easy," she said — and a stripper extraordinaire who masterminds a scheme to con her Wall Street clientele out of money by nearly any means necessary.
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Fashion Report 213 Photos View Slide Show ' PHILADELPHIA — Deshaun Watson, the Clemson University quarterback drafted by the Houston Texans, dared to wear spiky Christian Louboutin Dandy Pik Pik shoes, which sell for $1,995, to go with a crisp tuxedo suit from J. C. Penney's Collection by Michael Strahan.
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Then, there are hyperactive webs of line that sacrifice any graphic order to another kind: the allover force fields of New York School abstraction, with spiky decisiveness in each mark—as if the instrument in Marden's hand had ideas of its own, in a rushing sequence of Zen contradictions.
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How do we think about the fact that so many boldface names in publishing and literature are female, that feminist reworkings of ancient myths constitute an industry trend, that spiky, honest meditations on motherhood make for another trend — and, still, we live in a world that hates women?
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"Top Girls" was famous when it premiered for skewering the political top girl of the age, namely Margaret Thatcher, but the director Lyndsey Turner's production suggests this spiky play's applicability to Brexit-era Britain and to families poleaxed by political differences, not just those of money and class.
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The material's provenance is crucial to her project, for in this act of public adoration, she illustrates how mega-pop balladry and spiky indie confessionals are both borne of a revelatory weirdness — the urge to dramatize vulnerability, to overshare, to let your feelings gush forth and make a mess.
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Instead, Gaga leaned into her spiky, aggressive pop persona to leave behind the rockist "Shallow" and embrace a poptimistic version: her hair was bleached and streaked with pink, her eyelashes were bedazzled, and she periodically broke into a cramped, Gollum-like dance that only enhanced her signature "HAHAHAHAHAAAAA" vocal riff.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In A Mortician's Tale, out now from the Toronto-based Laundry Bear Games, eyes must be outfitted with spiky eye caps and glued shut, limbs must be massaged to allow embalming fluid to flow, and bones must be ground to ash in the cremulator.
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A verdant expansion of parkland opened on Governors Island this week, a 10-acre parcel called the Hills, with singular views of Upper New York Bay, far across to the bustling docks of Bayonne, N.J., out toward the arc of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, or north to the spiky Manhattan skyline.
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" While acknowledging that the old masters market can be "very spiky," Alexander Bell, the worldwide co-chairman of Sotheby's old master paintings department, said: "We still very much believe in old masters," adding that "we've all got to evolve in the way we present our material and engage with our clients.
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One day, when our beach was closed because of violent rip currents, my son's group learned about the stonefish — that's the one that looks like a rock but is the most venomous fish around, with spiky dorsal fins that will inject poison into your feet if you step on one.
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Where to find it: Hulu and the Cartoon Network "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives" While not explicitly a television show for children, this Food Network classic is appropriate for kids — after all, the host, Guy Fieri, is essentially a cartoon character, with his bright platinum spiky hair and sunglasses worn backwards.
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"Wordplay" was performed by Unity Phelan and Jared Angle of City Ballet, and it closely resembled something you might see them dance with their home company: a sleek duet to a spiky, rhythmic modernist score (a quintet by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich) in which the man manipulates the woman into strange shapes.
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Built in the raw timber of local spruce trees, the double-gabled main hotel and a dozen surrounding chalets for rent are fronted by full glass walls, offering an awe-inspiring gaze at the serrated monoliths of the Sassopiatto and Sassolungo mountains, which rise like spiky arrowheads to lance the sky.
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His debut as Blood Orange, 1203's Coastal Grooves, took on the guise of spiky new wave; the project's breakthrough follow-up, 2013's shimmering Cupid Deluxe, revealed an earthy, radiant take on the sounds of R&B just as the genre was commingling with the sounds of underground and vice versa.
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But there was one part that still didn't make sense to me: At any given moment in the city where I live, it feels like the only housing that's being built is luxury housing—you know, the shiny, spiky condo buildings; the places that are still unattainable to 303 percent of the population.
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US-USA-ELECTION-GABBARD/ Congresswoman Gabbard to officially declare 2020 candidacy WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard, an Iraq War veteran who at times has had a spiky relationship with the Democratic Party, on Saturday will add another liberal voice to a burgeoning field of candidates seeking the party's 2020 presidential nomination.
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Amal Clooney hit the Met steps alongside husband George, wearing a dramatic metallic floral-print corset dress (with a skirt so large that George reportedly joked on the red carpet that the pair's newborn twins were "hiding underneath") and navy pants designed by Richard Quinn, as well as large spiky statement earrings.
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The three-dimensional world has a willful way of creeping into and subverting the two-dimensional comic strip at the center of "The Tomb of King Tot," the sweet and spiky new tragicomedy by Olivia Dufault, which opened on Tuesday night at the Wild Project as part of Clubbed Thumb's Summerworks festival.
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Although the first hour of "Bitter Melon" is a spiky and absorbing story of repressed feelings, the movie grinds to a halt in its final third as the characters talk things out, which might be helpful in life but in drama tends to belabor the obvious, as well as offer an easy exit.
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Traditional ikebana, like the traditional tea ceremony, has many tools — saws and wire and kenzans (spiky flower frogs that hold a plant upright) — but Nishiyama uses only a pair of scissors and works on the floor; he is inspired not just by the seasons, but by the constant change and movement within them.
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At the time, the charts were overwhelmed with party-pop songs: Far East Movement&aposs "Like a G6," a ridiculously fun and spiky ode to champagne guzzling, and Rihanna&aposs "Only Girl (In the World)," in which Robyn Fenty tells a man to love her as if she were a nice car.
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We motored through spiky sisal fields that ran for miles and miles and ended in a town where dozens of people were selling wooden hand-carved stools — they were actually carving them along the road, flakes of wood shavings littering the highway's shoulders — being gently stirred by the wind of our passing wheels.
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His spiky cowlick fringe brushed flat and dressed in a dark suit and red tie instead of the trademark shirtsleeves, the opposition politician had come to woo people beyond the young Russians who have followed his call to protest and who have boosted his bid to challenge Vladimir Putin for the presidency.
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The company, which has raised $97 million in total, has spent some of its money on cheeky ads featuring sad slumped-over cacti and spiky green plants, geared towards young hipsters who are embarrassed to talk about erectile dysfunction at the doctor's office or ask about beauty products at a retail store.
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"In that early TV-centered society, you were at the mercy of what was put on screen," said Rachel Lin Weaver, a professor in the School of Visual Arts at Virginia Tech who teaches courses on video art, and came to the ball to run a mapped projection on a wall of spiky tetrahedrons.
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The British barrister walked the Met Gala steps alongside the actor wearing a dramatic metallic floral-print corset dress (with a skirt so large that George reportedly joked on the red carpet that the pair's newborn twins were "hiding underneath") and navy pants designed by Richard Quinn, as well as large spiky statement earrings.
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The pop star was clearly taking her role performing with Metallica deadly seriously, beginning with the moment she arrived on the red carpet with freshly dyed pastel pink hair, pitch black sunglasses, a custom, under-boob baring crop top with spiky sleeves, chain-covered booty shorts, and thigh-high boots with some serious heels.
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The New York Times snagged the first interview, meeting him outside the prison gates on the day of his release, where a 15-person van piled with his friends—including, per the reporter, "three guys with dyed and spiky hair who had been sipping Red Bull and vodka all morning"—was awaiting his arrival.
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And yet, somehow, in its spiky, elliptical, warmly observant way, as the camera floats without judgment from one thread to another, from bistro to crash pad to brownstone stoop—sometimes following the Guy as he delivers weed to customers, but just as often not—it manages to suggest an entire city looking for comfort.
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But that premise makes the show sound a whole lot more basic than it is, thanks to Adlon's particularly spiky humor and mature performances from her TV offspring (Mikey Madison, Hannah Alligood, and Olivia Edward), who all remind you in their own ways that kids can be hilarious, mean, selfish, and loving, all at once.
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By compressing spiky forms into the veined skin of decalcomania, the technique of transferring wet paint onto a surface from a sheet of paper, or sharp-edged transparent planes into a granular black ground, Kaiser is able to bring order and violence, symmetry and dissolution, semi-transparent edges and depthlessness into the same visual field.
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This sense of sudden displacement is further echoed by the plants themselves, nearly none of which technically belong in Paris: Among the dozens of varieties, there's Agave x nigra, a hardy desert succulent; Phillyrea angustifolia, a silvery-leafed bush native to the Mediterranean region; and Aristaloe aristata, squat and spiky, which hails from South Africa.
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They tried really hard to do punk Olympic games, so they had a tug of war between north and south London, which worked especially well then because all the crusties lived in south London squats and all the spiky punks lived in north London around Camden in their digs, and they didn't mix as much as they do now.
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Among these were the manticore (head of a man, body of a lion, spiky tail), the lamia (head of a man, breasts of a woman, body of a scaly cow), and the Scythian lamb (like a regular lamb, except it grows out of a stalk in the ground)—but also, arrestingly, the antelope and the pelican.
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With his spiky gray hair and the top few buttons of his shirt undone, Jann S. Wenner looked every bit the aging but still vigorous lion of pop-culture media as he sat in his cavernous Manhattan office last week, editing by pen and paper a coffee-table book for Rolling Stone's 270th anniversary next year.
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An hour before the weigh-in for one of this year's biggest boxing events, I arrive in the Grand Palace conference room in IIdabashi, Tokyo, a narrow space with marble columns, shiny golden, damask wallpaper, brown fluted curtains and crystal shard lighting fixtures protruding from the ceiling like stalactites, or the spiky ice of Superman's Fortress of Solitude.
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Beyond all of the jokes about lore and complexity and spiky jackets, behind the weird sheen of the allied Disney universe of intellectual property, there's a cold, hard fact that's hard to deal without the tell-tale layers of irony and weird jokesterism that characterizes modern game culture: Kingdom Hearts III is a genuinely powerful emotional experience.
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Mr. Gallin may have worked on the business end of show business, but he was arguably his own best creation, an unapologetic bon vivant with a spiky mop of dark hair, black glasses and, as a native of Brooklyn, that borough's signature drawl, which friends like Sarah Jessica Parker and Andy Cohen mimicked to great effect.
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Even the sex songs are moody, more about desire as a way to solve or forget about other problems: both "Wild Love," which soars over strings so theatrical that it recalls country-disco, and "Hands on You," whose spiky guitar chords flash in the dark, are songs that burn with a controlled sizzle, longing for satisfaction because satisfaction equals obliteration.
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It came courtesy of a model named Hirakish, who careened down the runway in a patent-leather suit and spiky high-heeled bootees, and who proceeded to go off-piste and to spend the rest of the show running in and out of the stands, interrupting other models' struts and otherwise joyfully, and challengingly, sticking his stiletto-shod feet in our faces.
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The property hosts a series of art and music residencies (Thurston Moore came here to write a few songs in 3513), and it's not uncommon for visitors to leave tokens of gratitude, such as the large-scale photograph of spiky vegetation by António Júlio Duarte and a multimedia piece that Miguel Palma intended as an abstraction of the island itself.
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Critic's Notebook On Wednesday, when the far-right presidential candidate of France Marine Le Pen took the stage in the circular television studio in La Plaine Saint-Denis north of Paris for a potentially decisive debate against her centrist rival, Emmanuel Macron, she did so in a neat navy jacket, collarless V-neck white blouse, pegged trousers and spiky heels.
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For the next three years, Mr. Moreno made dozens of series of resin figures based on the obsessions of his youth, re-envisioning merchandise for cult movies, like "Critters" (2100), which is about volleyball-size aliens with spiky hair and a taste for flesh, and "Creepshow" (230), a compendium of short horror stories, featuring celluloid nightmares about cockroach infestations and invasive alien vegetation.
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Grime had the spiky synth work and technoid percussion to separate it from US hip-hop, but the British rap scene—often called "road rap" or more recently branching off into drill (yes, inspired by the briefly zeitgeist-y Chicago scene of the same name)—can usually only be distinguished from its US counterparts by the accents and slang of the MCs riding the beats.
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The strange and sprawling environment freely mixed organic materials, mystic symbolism, and techy components, resulting in surreal juxtapositions like a wooden mask with computer cables for hair and its cheeks covered in colorful beetles, or a towering dragon with a face made of spiky crab shells, a glowing red glass orb for a heart, and a jet of turquoise liquid spewing from its mouth.
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What is it about that more recent decade of severe style and hard edges — Janet Jackson's dance moves, fashion's padded shoulders, the spiky-jerky sounds of synthpop and new wave, and all that extreme hair — that inspires such impassioned nostalgia in certain quarters ("Eighties Nights"!) for a period that, for many Americans who lived through it, was just as trying as any other challenging time?
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The images, from a catalog of Playmates' line of action figures for the upcoming movie, come via the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fan forum The Technodrome, revealing a whole line of toys featuring the Turtles themselves, Stephen Amell's Casey Jones, a new Shredder design that makes him seem less like an incredibly spiky Transformer like he did in the first film, and yes, Krang.
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Neo Rauch is now a household name in art circles, but he wasn't in 2000 when he had his first exhibition at Zwirner, which was also his first solo show in the US. In Rauch's "Der Türmer" (2017), a woman in a pink and blue dress, and with angel's wings of the same colors, hovers next to a bizarre brown structure with spiky protrusions.
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But then, so did most of Donatella Versace's clothes: the sharp-shouldered little black coat dresses with big gold hardware; the jersey draped to show slices of side abs; the tie-dyed Medusa tees; the cobalt-and-jade or fire opal-spinel jungle print on pretty much everything from jeans jackets to sequined evening frocks fringed at the hem and dotted with spiky, three-dimensional alien blooms.
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Like other photographers featured in the issue, he has a knack for capturing and compounding in Photoshop the absurdity of everyday life: like the moment a raccoon has been caught scavenging for food in a trashcan or when a dog is taking a shit against the backdrop of a beautiful sunset or when a teen with spiky hair walks past a row of plants that perfectly mimics his hairstyle.
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Tarot Sport was the first time the spiky sounds of Fuck Buttons' melted a little at the edges and made sense to me, and "Flight of the Feathered Serpent" is its crowning glory – a nine-minute romp through soaring string sounds and pounding organs and synths that sound like cold drops of water falling gently off the end of the stalactites they melted from onto soft-skinned drums below.
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But throughout the album they roll and rush through a comparable slipstream with its own singular sense of rhythm — always gliding or tumbling or cascading toward some distant, unspecified destination on the horizon — and its own sound too, shiny and multifaceted and angular, stacking several layers of blocky, percussive guitar chords and high, spiky guitar noodling and twanged rubbery bass around the swooping aerial contours of her singing.
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I really loved creating the cape at the beginning, which is made out of straggly pieces of fabric instead of and bits and pieces we found, different textures, I think maybe there are some shells in there and some spiky bones and things, everything was in there to make it where you could hardly tell if he was wearing clothes or if that was actually part of him as the Beast, that was the idea.
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A 60-year veteran of film and television, Ms. MacLaine first captivated audiences as a winsome elevator operator in the 1960 film "The Apartment"; touched hearts in "The Turning Point," about an emotional rivalry in the world of ballet; won an Oscar for "Terms of Endearment," the 1983 chronicle of a spiky mother-daughter relationship; and resurfaced more recently on "Downton Abbey" as a waspish, disconcertingly progressive American dowager, a role that reignited her career.
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