Sailor's the young, spunky, sassy, bold, perfect little sporty model.
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He's very outgoing, he's spunky, he's got a great personality.
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Standing in H2K's path is the spunky squad from Russia.
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Lea Michele wore a spunky Romona Keveza dress in 2010.
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The company's spunky style happens to be especially in vogue.
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And she's like 90-something — just the most spry, spunky [woman].
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But the spunky seventh grader doesn't let anything slow her down.
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What was life like before this hilarious, spunky, kind little force??
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How could you not love this spunky as hell dragon boy?
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"Ariel is a very spunky little girl," Brown tells ABC News.
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Washington (CNN)Roberta McCain, the spunky mother of the late Sen.
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Gisele, 2, has grown to be a giggly, spunky little girl.
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He doesn't look like the happy, spunky little boy I knew.
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" The top-ranked climber Emily Harrington is "spunky and quite attractive.
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Fornea described Hope as a "spunky, playful, goofy and unbelievably sweet" pup.
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We only get the spunky old theme song in the end credits.
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They're spunky, flawed rebels at the mercy of giant, profit-motivated conglomerates.
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"But it's important to me that she be spunky," she told him.
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She knows that Eliza can come across as merely sassy, spunky, cute.
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Anne is a spunky extrovert, whereas Emily is more withdrawn, more serious.
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The best parts of the endearingly spunky 2015 Giants have stuck around.
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" Kufrin continued, "Tia is a kind, strong, upfront, funny, spunky and caring woman.
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Fiction for young people is full of spunky, plucky young women role models.
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But more than anything else, it means finding this spunky cutie a home.
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"Roberta is 106, but she's spunky," a close family friend exclusively tells PEOPLE.
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"I think it's good for a girl," she raved of Jagger's spunky personality.
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Darlene, his sister, is the rebellious spunky girl with a heart of gold.
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HQ's spunky quizzmaster is the face of the brand that's beloved by fans.
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"I think it's good for a girl," she said about Jagger's spunky personality.
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Vanessa Bryant first memorialized her daughter as a spunky, rhythmic, sweet-spirited teenager.
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Then she came up all loud and spunky and said, 'Hi, I'm Ali.
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"She was a spunky player," Layne Pitt, the school's sports information director, tells PEOPLE.
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That red color (pictured above) reminds me slightly of the spunky iPhone 5C colors.
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A spunky Thursday night comeback against the Cubs notwithstanding, they're pretty bad right now.
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The spinoff series will of course star Raven-Symoné as the titular spunky psychic.
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Turns out another spunky Twin Cities female was going to make it after all.
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It's fairly spunky, with 250 horsepower, and has 73 cubic feet of cargo space.
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Spunky ingénue Mia Dolan is in town with a solo show of her own.
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The one that beat out this season's spunky upstart Wisconsin after a boring-ass game?
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Each song is short, spunky, and violently catchy, with jangly guitars and Edwards's punchy voice.
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The spunky tyke knows how to find his favorite YouTube videos on his mom's iPad.
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Thanks to a spunky platinum pixie cut, Cyrus swiftly left her Disney days behind her.
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We know this because she tells us she is spunky and can talk to spirits.
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And Belinda Scott, a spunky grandmother with a strong will to live, didn't make it.
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His funny, spunky personality has brought a lot of laughs and love to our lives.
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She's spunky, sure, but only within the acceptable boundaries of white, upper middle class womahood.
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Everyone's favorite half-human, half-magical alien is adorable and spunky — and very, very lazy.
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"It's the essence of what you remember her for, that loud spunky voice," Watkins said.
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Its spunky protagonist, Mi-so, struggles to combine long, rigid work hours with child care.
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"SpaghettiO is a hilarious girl — she is spunky and adventurous, confident and sassy," Meghan says.
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Witherspoon, meanwhile, adds complex shading to perhaps her trademark role as a spunky, ambitious upstart.
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Caleb went off to summer camp, and Spunky stayed with a friend of his mother's.
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It's served with spunky ginger ice cream and topped with pecan crumbs for flavorsome crunch.
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However, their "spunky" and energetic temperaments may be too much for some novice dog owners.
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She was as spunky, stubborn and exciting as every little girl I knew, including me.
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Readers will enjoy Plum's spunky optimism and will relate to the belief that anything is possible.
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The footage also captured the spunky bird holding it's own against a mapgie and a crow.
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In Lemonade Mouth, a cult favorite Disney Channel original movie, Kiyoko played spunky drummer Stella Yamada.
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"PJ has a love for modeling along with a huge and spunky personality," his mom says.
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In spirit, McGregor would want this fight—look at the spunky, young Nick Diaz-challenging upstart!
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Kennedy, a bright-eyed, spunky student, was also losing chunks of her hair, her mother said.
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And that reminds me — it's time to take the Extremely Spunky Border terrier for a walk.
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Let us survey the many moods of Molly Brown: She is perky, chirpy, spunky, bubbly, cheerful.
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I also have a personality where it's a little spunky and a little bit of design-heavy.
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No one knows where the colorful creature came from but they enjoy having a spunky, feathered neighbor.
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Crawford became famous playing showgirls and socialites, roles that enabled her to be both sexy and spunky.
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Spunky and rebellious, the drum-playing Lane is constantly trying to get around her strictly religious mother.
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In 2015, the narrative was about them breaking record after record, using only their spunky homegrown players.
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" Or, "I just decided to root for the Patriots because I like that spunky third-string quarterback.
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The Extremely Spunky Border terrier is one, and she gets all my crusts, without cheese or sauce.
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The Courante let out sudden floods of color; the Bourrée was rough and spunky, the Gigue raucous.
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Ms. Landreau has remade the spunky part, which pays homage to young love, with her fearless verve.
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Over the weekend, her spunky retorts to her dad caught the internet's interest and the video went viral.
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Now, another online retailer is making stickers, too, but its designs are more spunky than a simple color.
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Instead, it's a triumphant, '90s-house-inflected pop confection, part breathy vocals and part spunky, spoken-word playfulness.
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"Noah is a spunky little dude that sickness never brings him down," Surrett wrote in a Facebook post.
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However, beyond her incidental role as an advocate, Mari is still just a spunky 9-year-old girl.
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She "was a bright, spunky loved student at Morris Central School," the school wrote on its Facebook page.
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" Helping kids navigate cancer Cynthia Erickson's daughter, Violet, is 2½ years old, "spunky, fearless and full of love.
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What unfolds is a wonderfully clever and ultimately triumphant journey of self-discovery for this spunky little character.
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But if you want to get literal, we've got a spunky child standing up against rising stock prices.
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"Moana" A spunky teenage girl goes on an adventure with a demi-god to finish her ancestors' unfinished quest.
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For example: We meet a young woman named Alice (Sasha Lane), who is spunky and can talk to spirits.
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Melissa Joan Hart played Sabrina, the spunky, quirky witch who lived with her aunts and her talking cat Salem.
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"Kairi's personality is larger than life, and she always maintains a spunky attitude," Vue shares in the press release.
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BenDeLaCreme, spunky-sulky as "Goth Kitty," was named top two along with BeBe, in head-to-toe leopard print.
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The World Champion Astros hit 40 more homers than the Third Place but Spunky Astros had the year before.
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Without ever falling into the clichés of spunky Bollywood heroine, she effortlessly embodies that admirable thing: a modern woman.
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A source close to the McCain family previously told PEOPLE Roberta is a "very strong woman" with a "spunky" spirit.
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In that film, Lawrence plays a spunky Ozarks teen who has to figure out a way to save her family.
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The heroine, no matter how spunky or independent she was, ended up married, engaged, or clearly about to be engaged.
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But it's always little girls, fierce and spunky little girls, who do this to me; who make me smile uncontrollably.
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" "Diego isn't the biggest one, but he's got a spunky personality," Gibbs says, who describes tortoise mating like "bumper cars.
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We're talking about Alana Thompson, the spunky Georgia pageant star who became a reality TV star before graduating elementary school.
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They're smart, sensitive and have imbibed a good deal of the spunky progressivism heavily abundant in their home, western Massachusetts.
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Wieber was a Michigan native, and the kind of spunky white teenager American audiences had warmed to in the past.
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Ms. Ranitskaya persevered for almost two years, across 19533 pages, drawing the small, spunky figure mostly in black and white.
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McCabe, who plays Meg's younger brother Charles Wallace Murry, is the adorable, spunky kid we all need to watch right now.
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No. 4 Duke: Not sure if you've heard of this spunky upstart college in the Southeast, but it has some talent.
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A glitter phone case communicates to the world that you're fun, spunky, and enjoy a shiny distraction once in a while.
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That's because it takes conscious effort, detail, and specificity, as when the Heathers team conceived of a spunky, plus-size lead.
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I was always cramming spiral notebooks with tales of sharp, spunky kids solving mysteries, outsmarting grown-ups and saving their friends.
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Once that deal didn't go through, de-facto frontwoman Kathleen Hanna offered up the spunky track to a potential tampon commercial.
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Early in the first episode of Lost in Space, the series introduces the bright and spunky teenager Judy Robinson (Taylor Russell).
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"I didn't find out until I got back that Spunky had escaped," said Mr. Sayan, now 38 and a digital archivist.
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Current/Elliott's army green boiler is already spunky, thanks to those polka dots, but why not make it even more so?
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The spunky cat has no trouble getting around and is just as fast as his four-legged friends at the rescue.
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Ms. Matthias gushes about her daughter's compassionate, spunky soul, calling her the "ultimate big sister" to Franklin, despite her younger age.
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I would describe my mom's style as regal, kind of like an English queen but very '60s and spunky and disco-y.
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Looking for a way to turn that very same spunky pony you wear to the gym into something well, slightly more elegant?
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This spunky squirrel makes easy work out of avoiding this husky, by just whipping around a tree trunk as quick as possible.
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The spunky, happy one-year-old is learning to walk, shakes her head 'no,' and "has a lot of personality," Matheny says.
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The teen was "tiny, spunky" and a "girlie girl" who "got along great with everyone," her friend Jennifer Spanjer would later testify.
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The show features the titular character Rocko as an awkward talking wallaby who lives in fictional O-Town with his dog Spunky.
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She tells her mother, Sharon (Regina King), her spunky sister, Ernestine (Teyonah Parris), and her father, Joseph (Colman Domingo), who are delighted.
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It's also a very fine coming-home story, reconciliation story and small-town-hero story — another spunky, funny work by Josh Tobiessen.
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Fefe Dobson was, at the time, a spunky pop punk artist who arrived because of other pop punk-ish woman Avril Lavigne.
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Jiang Mengjie is spunky and sweet as a prostitute with a magpie's eye for gold and a connoisseur's eye for Third Master.
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Oaxacans practice a spunky form of Catholicism: in some villages, saints who fail to grant favors risk getting slugged by their petitioners.
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She was a welcome, spunky screen presence in the last film; in this one, the role could have been filled by anyone.
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Instead Homework is something else entirely: an indelible, immovable, fixed point in culture—a joyous, spunky youthful expression, and over-excited noise.
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They are an energetic, fresh, and endearing group, with spunky personality, youthful ignorance, and just enough talent to make it all feel respectable.
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They are among the smallest of marine mammals and therefore among the cutest, and Charlie was a spunky animal ambassador at the aquarium.
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That film, about a spunky high school senior, over-performed at the box office and weaved itself into the fabric of pop culture.
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In fact, despite her spunky personality, the Leia of the original Star Wars trilogy was a fantasy created entirely for the male gaze.
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Whenever I make a film about drugs, I remember Brass Eye and the episode about drugs: Shatner's bassoon, Joss Ackland's "Spunky Backpack," etc.
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The titular character is a spunky girl with insatiable curiosity about the world — and she uses technology to help learn, create and explore.
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Witherspoon channels a mix between one of her early performances in "Election" with the spunky southern attitude of her "Sweet Home Alabama" character.
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In the early 1990s, 13-year-old Caleb Sayan was growing up in the East Village and had a spotted rat named Spunky.
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The production, directed and choreographed by Dana Solimando, has a game cast, led by the spunky Sarah Errington (yes, a woman) as Rudolph.
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Kelly Clarkson first came to the public's attention as a spunky 20-year-old cocktail waitress from Burleson, Texas, who just wanted to sing.
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Fast forward to today and the zoo's staff is calling the cub "spunky" based her appetite for solid foods and love of enrichment toys.
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On Tuesday, the spunky Canadian revealed a pretty big secret on her podcast, Off the Vine, that's sure to send the Bachelor Nation spiraling.
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Instead of hiding from the large carnivore, the spunky pup marched over to the coyote and gave the animal a piece of his mind.
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Starr—a smart, spunky teenager, determined to make it out of her neighborhood through gaining a rigorous education—reminded me a lot of myself.
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A few spunky kids gave the two a dance lesson of a lifetime during "Toddlerography" on Tuesday night's Late Late Show with James Corden.
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Their motives are petty: the aging but spunky Litzke wants money for plastic surgery, and her goofball buddy is all too eager to help.
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She is not a Labrador retriever, but my dog, the Extremely Spunky Border Terrier, reports on everything going on in the neighborhood by BARKing.
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The clean packaging reflects the healthy, pure ingredients of the milk, while the spunky illustrations and copy hint that this is no ordinary milk.
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After a couple of months in Philly, he had ceased to be the spunky, graceful, sharp-shooting guard he seemed to be at Washington.
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Leah, who served as a flower girl, melted hearts at the couple's wedding with her spunky dance moves and obvious joy for the celebration.
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" On a recent Friday night, the witches of the Temple of the Spiral Path gathered to watch the spunky teenage witches in "The Craft.
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In "Phantom," Ms. Krieps's character is a youthful insurgent — a spunky waitress-turned-muse who destabilizes the fine-tuned equilibrium between Reynolds and Cyril.
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Growing up in the Bronx in the 1940s, I was all too familiar with these risks, and raised to be an independent, spunky person.
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The spunky woman who first arrived in this story during the Governor's comeback tour, before joining Team Rick via the Abraham and Glenn group?
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Michael Slackman, The Times's international editor, took on two Egyptian strays during a five-year stint as bureau chief in Cairo: Yodarella and Spunky.
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"She had this kind of spunky, frumpy Christmas sweater attire... It's literally like... Stuff you see that has pixel art really poorly done," Arriola says.
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But have no fear — laughter ensued from the boy and his camera man after they realized it was just their spunky dog coming to play.
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As a shining young lad or a spunky young lady, you're told all the things that you can do and that this world is yours.
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It'd be nice to see a strong female character in a Disney movie who is neither villian nor spunky princess in search of a prince.
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At their wedding reception, the newly married man and his six spunky groomsmen surprised everyone with an elaborate choreographed dance to a medley of songs.
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For super quick (and spunky) video guides on the best way to chop just about any fruit or vegetable, just say "Alexa, open Chop Chop."
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — For about a month, my dog, Jade — known to most as The Extremely Spunky Border terrier, or ESBT — enjoyed an unusual friendship.
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We've got eager-to-please eldest Meg (Emma Watson), spunky tomboy Jo (Saoirse Ronan), sweet and sickly Beth (Eliza Scanlen), and bratty Amy (Florence Pugh).
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The spunky British apparel retailer, famous for its Japanese design flare, now has a handful of locations in the Northeast and on the West Coast.
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She plays the queen in much the same way she played the Doctor's companion on several seasons of "Doctor Who" — spunky, sharp-edged, thoroughly modern.
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Going from 0 to 60 miles an hour in nine seconds doesn't set land speed records, but the Rogue Hybrid feels spunky bopping about town.
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The spunky pup was recently adopted, right before Halloween, and taken to his new home, where he will never be left alone in a cage again.
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Thirty-two years ago, Anne of Green Gables fans fell in love with the spunky and spirited redhead orphan when the 1985 mini-series first aired.
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The 38-year-old came to fame as Rudy — the spunky youngest child of Heathcliff (Bill Cosby) and Claire Huxtable (Phylicia Rashad) — on The Cosby Show.
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Penny Marshall first rose to Hollywood fame as an actress in the late '21992s, as spunky factory worker Laverne DeFazio in the hit show Laverne & Shirley.
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But after shedding what she's referred to as her "mean girl" past, Union now plays the spunky, ever-determined Mary Jane Paul on Being Mary Jane.
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Now the purrs are starting to outnumber the sad looks, and Duchess has traded a lethargic and low-energy attitude for a mischievous and spunky one.
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She wants to stay in the ordinary world, alongside her doting boyfriend, Harvey (Ross Lynch), and her spunky besties, Roz (Jaz Sinclair) and Susie (Lachlan Watson).
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Bliss, a New Yorker cartoonist, piles on funny Manhattan details kids may miss, but they'll love Grace's spunky quest to make a difference on her own.
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We can assume Shatner will be using his jizz riches for breeding future stallions, but with plenty at his disposal, the world is his spunky oyster.
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The spunky, whip-smart Aurora, who bought a round-trip ticket, hopes to write the first book about Homestead II upon her return to New York.
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The 31-year-old Argentine-born Uruguayan went up against spunky German upstart Alexander Zverev in the Madrid Open today, and completely outclassed him on the clay.
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Durst's lawyer is spunky Texas litigator Dick DeGuerin, who won the acquittal in Texas, and the relevant district attorney is LA's legendary cold-case prosecutor John Lewin.
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The outspoken Thorne, who has no qualms about casually discussing her bisexuality or even Snapchatting her very first bikini wax, definitely has Kim's spunky independence on lock.
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METROPOLITAN OPERA, MAY 1 One of the gifts of the Met's "Der Rosenkavalier" production has been the spunky Sophie of Erin Morley, her voice silky yet alert.
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Jenna Coleman stars as a decidedly unstodgy 18-year-old Queen Victoria — spunky, doe-eyed and modern — in this new bodice-ripper from the British network ITV.
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From the trailer, the film looks lighthearted and spunky, and given the long-running success of Pokémon toys, games, and entertainment, it should be a huge hit.
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In Britain, 197 micro-breweries opened last year and there are loads of good, spunky women at the centre of this boom in independently brewed, small-batch beer.
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"I really love seeing pop culture waking up to a spunky, strong, bold, funny Emily Dickinson," Martha Nell Smith, a Dickinson scholar at the University of Maryland, said.
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Waiting on shore is Bernie's brand-new fiancée, Miriam (Holliday Grainger), a spunky, doll-faced telephone operator who resembles a young Madonna with an extra coating of dew.
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The "spunky" space has been transformed into a hangout for Miley whenever the singer wants to spend time with family and get in touch with her country roots.
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In Lady Bird, the Irish actress goes all-American to play the titular spunky Sacramento-raised teen who clashes with her mother (Laurie Metcalf) and Catholic School teachers.
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The edit mirrors this fearless and spunky fashion sense with a range of pieces including silver metallic pants, patent-leather pink pumps, green sunglasses and abstract-printed trousers.
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On Tuesday, the Jersey Shore star posted a sweet tribute to her second-born child on Instagram, showing in a gallery just how spunky the tiny tot is.
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The generation of bedroom punks who grew up on Deal riffs includes the spunky Aussie guitarist Courtney Barnett, who plays the Music Hall of Williamsburg on May 19.
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She may drink way too much, but, well, she looks like the lovely, spunky and very appealing Ms. Blunt, just with chapped lips, splotchy skin and raccoon eyes.
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Employing a playlike setup and an unflinching camera (Jeff Cutter's cinematography is miraculously lucid), the filmmakers lean heavily on Mr. Goodman's disconcerting performance and Ms. Winstead's spunky resolve.
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Its spunky, refreshing little sister, the paloma, is here for you with plenty of fresh grapefruit juice and a splash of soda water to keep it low ABV.
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It's a very different role from the spunky inmate she's best known as, but the two roles do have one thing in common: Writer Stephen Falk created both.
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Mr. Miyazaki's take on "The Little Mermaid," about a spunky, proud little fish who befriends a human boy and tries to live on land, is often visually ravishing.
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It is 1612 in the county of Lancashire, and the young and spunky Fleetwood Shuttleworth, wife of a rich country gentleman, desperately wants a child after three stillbirths.
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Assuming the offense comes around sooner than later, possibly even climbing up to a top-ten level, the Blazers will have the profile of a spunky championship contender.
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His charge is to win, and in his 214 years at the helm, he has presided over Gonzaga's ascension from spunky upstart to midmajor darling to certifiable contender.
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Daenerys Targaryen's dragons aren't the only ones with badass names... Apparently Emilia Clarke has also given each of her Game of Thrones wigs a spunky nickname, because why not?
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There has been great storytelling in VR, like Penrose Studios' The Rose & I, in which a lonely boy and a spunky flower develop an unlikely friendship in outer space.
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" Both Port and Stephanie Pratt's first impression of Montag, now 29, was nothing but positive with Pratt calling her sister-in-law "adorable" and Port saying she was "spunky.
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Thomas recently revealed to TVLine that there hasn't been talk with Hulu of creating an additional season of the show which stars Kristen Bell as Neptune's spunky private investigator.
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At Halloween, the spunky Maya cannily parlays her anger at not being allowed to go trick-or-treating into a promise of three-quarters of her older sister's candy.
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Each has become something of an event — and her warm, spunky delivery has given rise to several of the kind of viral-video moments that rarely emerge from Mrs.
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The protagonist, Alice Murphy, portrayed by Carmen Cusack — making a simply gorgeous Broadway debut — is a spunky girl in her late teens in the scenes set in the 1920s.
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Alana De La Garza of "Law & Order" plays the female second in command, Daniel Henney the action figure and Annie Funke the spunky medical examiner turned unlikely field agent.
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Anyone who loves dachshunds (also known as wiener dogs or sausage dogs) can now visit what is being called the first museum to honor the short and spunky breed.
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A spunky startup from the Netherlands focused on modular smartphones that are simple to repair and a dream come true for gadget-lovers who have ethical concerns about waste.
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She's bankrolled by her grandmother, a spunky pioneer woman whose late husband, we learn, was killed by Native Americans in the 1800s—an obviously problematic plotline by today's standards.
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I wasn't Baby because my voice sounded exactly like it does now, and I had that spunky energy going on — I wasn't [does a baby voice] super demure and sweet.
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Because in Hawkins' delightful YA romance, out May 1, our spunky, red-haired Floridian narrator is thrust into the spotlight when her older sister becomes engaged to a British prince.
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Oregon trailed most of the second half against spunky Rhode Island in the Midwest Region before scoring the final 7 points to beat the No. 11 seed Rams 75-72 .
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And Cohen is convinced that Perry's spirit sent Frankie, a small, spunky rescued terrier mix, to her family via a trip to the groomer's for the family's other two dogs.
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One singer and actress from the group, the spunky blonde Hannah Spearritt, has revealed just how much she earned from her time in S Club 7 from 73 to 2001.
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Lasorda created "Team Spunky" in memory of his late son, Tom Jr., to ensure his life and legacy continue through the support of charitable efforts like Canine Companions for Independence.
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Moments before the Nairobi attack is to begin, a spunky little girl (Aisha Takow) selling bread posts herself opposite the terrorists' house, and nothing can be done until she leaves.
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"Look for gifts that are ideal for your spunky, impulsive, sporty, fiery, go-getter Aries bestie — who will likely demand the best gift from you," astrologer Lisa Stardust tells Refinery29.
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More recently I've grown fond of some of the cute new droids and space creatures, and also of the spunky resistance fighters with their one-syllable names. Rey. Finn. Poe.
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Unmediated footage can be edited polemically, as in Frederick Wiseman's films, but "Boone" seems resigned to sidelong glances, confident that merely observing farm life, including some spunky animals, is enough.
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It is 1899; Christian (Aaron Tveit), an American romantic in Paris, falls in with an amiable group of Montmartre artists and bohemians led by the spunky Toulouse-Lautrec (Sahr Ngaujah).
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And so, with a cashier's check and a leap of faith, Mr. Levitt joined the growing ranks of small-time real estate investors who model themselves on spunky TV personalities.
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Her spunky smile and unparalleled gymnastic talent soon won over the world and she became a must-watch athlete for many viewers — as well as cementing her status as America's Sweetheart.
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Other than Jade, the Extremely Spunky Border terrier, ASTA is the official dog of The New York Times Crossword (he's been in the crossword a total of 521 times since 1944).
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Mary Carlisle, an angel-faced blond actress who often played spunky but innocent ingénues in scores of Depression-era films, died on Wednesday in the Woodland Hills section of Los Angeles.
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The spunky, spirited title character of L. M. Montgomery's beloved 1908 novel "Anne of Green Gables" was the subject of a Netflix adaptation, "Anne With an E," which received shining reviews.
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You can get them in a olive and classic black, or add a handful of sparkling crystals (currently sold out) and spunky cheetah print if you like to experiment with contrast.
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He bounced back from that run-in with a nice surprise on the streets not too long after the Jen incident, getting flashed by a spunky chick with even spunkier ... fuhgeddaboudit.
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This year the products come in compostable paper boxes, printed with soy ink in spunky patterns like animal prints and polka dots, and arranged in a sturdy, sustainably sourced cork box.
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And those pieces share DNA with movies like Pretty in Pink, in which the spunky, self-assured heroine finds her own way in the world, and finds love in the process.
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In the first workplace comedy series of the DC Comics universe, Hudgens plays Emily, a spunky young insurance adjuster specializing in regular-people coverage against damage caused by the crime-fighting superheroes.
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Abigail Spencer, 36, plays the spunky Lucy Preston on NBC's Timeless, a history professor time traveling through different eras on travel missions in an attempt to stop others from disrupting a timestream.
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For the hyper-intelligent and spunky Shuri, "we did individual microbraids with four different colors because we wanted to have the ability to change her hair into many different looks," Friend says.
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Kristen Bell returns as the spunky private investigator in the first teaser for Hulu's Veronica Mars revival, which the video announced will premiere July 26, with all eight episodes available at once.
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And that's exactly where Renee, a spunky single mother, spends large chunks of her time after being kidnapped by three members of a weird cult and transported to a featureless medical complex.
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Meaning, are we in store for a second unexpected leap from a spunky Eastern Conference point guard, one season after it felt like they already spilled out all they had to offer?
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On this season of RuPaul's Drag Race, the winner of the very first challenge was Nina Bo'Nina Brown, a spunky standout from Atlanta whose unique, prosthetic makeup looks were unlike any other queen's.
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Clad in the white robes of purity, she was an ingenue, albeit a spunky one, designed as an incentive for Luke Skywalker and Han Solo to join the fight against the evil Empire.
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A spunky, visually-impaired 10-year-old has turned her sights on her state lawmakers to help win funding for children with vision loss – and so far, has secured $1.25 million and counting.
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Her brightly colored, clean-lined style offered a spunky take on fashion at time when luxury handbags were out of reach to most consumers and the industry was dominated by venerable European brands.
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To fans who have heard her Mimì, her turn as the spunky Musetta may seem a demotion, but with its irrepressible energy — and generous dollops of tenderness — her voice fit the character well.
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Little Lyanna — the spunky head of House Mormont — stood no real chance, but she went out on a rousing note, stabbing the wight in the eye with dragonglass and thereby saving countless compatriots.
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For example, as of this writing, I need dog biscuits for the Extremely Spunky Border terrier (the real brains behind Wordplay) and epoxy glue to fix the handle on a broken coffee mug.
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Alone, that is, until the arrival of the spunky and auspiciously named Grace (Elle Fanning), whom Del discovers in a crashed car by the side of one of the streets he's been clearing.
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Daisy especially is strong, a spunky sort full of non sequiturs who writes online Chewbacca and Rey fan fiction yet has more complicated feelings in the real world when it comes to her BFF.
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From stylishly spunky toddler to flawless first lady, the developers over at healthtrends have put together a mesmerizing 10-second GIF that lets us see Michelle Obama morph into FLOTUS right before our eyes.
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The Fiat 500 hatchback is a subcompact, spunky little front-wheel-drive car in Abarth trim, outfitted with a turbocharged 2500-liter, inline four-cylinder gasoline engine (29.5 horsepower, 210.5 pound-feet of torque).
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That means playing Crawford over Luc Richard Mbah a Moute in crunch time, and spunky small lineups that put Griffin at the five beside Ray Felton (or a healthy Austin Rivers), Paul, and Redick.
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Is it the spunky Daniels, her courage displayed by a haircut that only a Monkee would dare to request, or might it be Walter, assigned to save mortals from their follies and other foes?
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"She was silly, spunky, creative, unique, and so so full of love for everyone she came in contact with," her mother said in a statement shared on a GoFundMe page set up for the family.
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"I want my dress to look like this," the spunky five-year-old told PEOPLE as she held up a sketch at a recent consultation with designer Hayley Paige at her New York City headquarters.
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University of California, Los Angeles, women's gymnastics team member Sophina DeJesus owned the auditorium this weekend with her fabulously spunky, hip-hop infused floor routine that has been viewed over one million times on YouTube.
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Their spunky short program to jazz singer Caro Emerald's "That Man" is full of dance moves and glides, while their free skate is a hauntingly graceful routine that is also packed with punishing technical elements.
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It will be up to the makers of 2019 film "Episode IX" to decide the ultimate fate of the character first seen as a spunky princess in the original 1977 "Star Wars" film, Johnson added.
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Branches slap the windscreen and long grass that's grown down the middle of the road strokes the engine as the spunky Volkswagen Polo tackles one more alien landscape: the long hidden path to Smiles's house.
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The actress, known for her roles as the spunky Veronica Mars and as Frozen's whimsical Princess Anna, recently sat down for an interview on Off Camera and revealed her experiences dealing with anxiety and depression.
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As the '90s style revival rages on, the San Francisco-based retailer Dolls Kill has resurrected an institution: Delia's, the brand that stole a generation of teen girls' hearts with its spunky, dynamic catalog style.
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Based on the 1984 young-adult novel by Margaret Mahy, this chilly little tale of a supernatural romance between a spunky teenage girl and a mysteriously pouty boy has, post-"Twilight," become a cultural cliché.
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If this all comes across as a bit sterile—maybe you're yearning to be greeted by a spunky twentysomething at 7AM as you shamble for your morning brew—fear not; there is a human component.
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Like Germinal, Employee of the Month strips the stage of the flourishes and a too-spunky affect that often inundate the majority of commercial productions explicating a female narrative (such as Legally Blonde the Musical).
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Riverdale went from a show about a bunch of spunky kids untangling an extremely morbid mystery to a drama involving the depths of organized crime, PTSD, and gay conversation "therapy," complete with serious undertones of fascism.
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By Saturday morning, another 30 people showed up to search, but they could find no trace of the spunky boxer, whose first trip to the beach was a YouTube hit with more than 7 million views.
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Greg Oden might have been a bust, but the Blazers weathered his injuries and managed to throw spunky, playoff-caliber teams out there even before transitioning away from their broken big man as a dream centerpiece.
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"Moody," a lean, quick-stepping single comprising bass, drums, and Renee's spunky vocals, gained traction on college radio and at underground clubs like the Paradise Garage, soon making the EP a must-have for house d.j.
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After I solved her puzzle, I tried Ms. Lempel's suggestions out on Jade, the Extremely Spunky Border terrier, who reminded me that this is a union shop and that she does not work simply for praise.
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"Insatiable" star Alyssa Milano played the role of spunky risktaker Phoebe, the baby sister of the Halliwell Charmed Ones and Sarah Jeffrey is swooping in as Maggie Vera, the aspiring sorority sister of the new trio.
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That proximity made it a perfect target for a spunky little spectrograph called FORS2 (FOcal Reducer and low dispersion Spectrograph), which was originally installed to the Very Large Telescope in Chile in 1999, almost 20 years ago.
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When Davis played preppy law student Warner in the iconic rom-com Legally Blonde, he did not end up with the spunky leading lady Elle (played by Reese Witherspoon) or her one-time enemy Vivian (Selma Blair).
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There was clearly an appreciated effort by book writer Jack Thorne (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child) to give the character a bit more agency than she is typically granted, less damsel in distress than spunky heroine.
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She never took herself seriously in the movies and, to her eternal credit, it shows throughout, even in last year's "The Force Awakens", when she played an older, rueful version of the spunky princess-turned-rebel-general.
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Hours later, the spunky kindergartner was dead after being caught in the crossfire between two family members who were allegedly shooting at each other outside their apartment complex, the Birmingham Police Department says in a news release.
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Rogue One isn't strictly a spunky contemporary remix of Star Wars stories past, like The Force Awakens was last year; it boasts plenty of genuinely new ideas, especially about the conflicted internal politics of the rebellion itself.
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Kelli Johnson started modeling when she was 10 years old — a career the Michigan native entered into on the advice of her mother, who thought her spunky personality would make Johnson a natural in front of the camera.
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While Schwartz has voiced a number of cartoon characters before and will presumably be tasked with embodying Sonic's spunky "gotta go fast" attitude, the only thing my mind can conjure thanks to this casting is a Dirtbag Sonic.
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That redefinition begins with our cover, which, along with Chicago, features two other beautiful people: the Dominican-American model Dilone, whom I love for her coltish, spunky grace; and the model I came into adulthood admiring, Jenny Shimizu.
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In a new sneak peek at the season premiere of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, only 30 minutes remain until Teresa's big return from prison, and the Giudice household is buzzing – well, everyone except spunky third daughter Milania.
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The "Apple of the East", as it was dubbed, represented a new sort of Chinese company: market-driven and spunky, not state-led and stodgy; online instead of bricks and mortar; relying on digital technology rather than mechanical engineering.
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The World or Clementine Kruczynski (Kate Winslet) in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Bellisario rocks a vivid shade of orange and a spunky new cut with the kind of energy only a true Manic Pixie Dream Girl could.
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In August, as Roberta grieved the loss of her son, who died of brain cancer at the age of 81, a close McCain family friend told PEOPLE that she was a "very strong woman" who's retained her "spunky" spirit.
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Her time on stage in both of her reality shows has certainly given her a lot of experience with hair and makeup, and as anyone who watches the show knows, her spunky spirit would make her the perfect entrepreneur.
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As Roberta grieves the loss of her son, who died of brain cancer at the age of 81 on Saturday, a close McCain family friend told PEOPLE that she is a "very strong woman" who's retained her "spunky" spirit.
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As Roberta grieves the loss of her son, who died of brain cancer at the age of 81 on Saturday, a close McCain family friend tells PEOPLE that she is a "very strong woman" who's retained her "spunky" spirit.
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Four years later she repeated her box-office success with "A League of Their Own," a sentimentally spunky comedy about a wartime women's baseball league with an ensemble cast that included Madonna, Geena Davis, Rosie O'Donnell and Mr. Hanks.
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Jean (Naomi Watts), a Manhattan therapist, has the kind of lovely life it's almost mandatory for characters to rebel against: an easygoing lawyer husband, Michael (Billy Crudup); a spunky daughter, Dolly (Maren Heary); and a gorgeous house in Connecticut.
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What follows is some of the most beautiful destruction you'll ever see onscreen, with a few heart-in-mouth moments for our intrepid dino wranglers and their support staff, Daniella Pineda's spunky scientist Zia and Justice Smith's jumpy tech guru Franklin.
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As Stella (Sunny Mabrey), a vlogger on maternal bonding, grapples with her rejection by Shay (Lili Sepe), her spunky daughter, she becomes the target of Peyton (Audrey Whitby), a threatening young fan who's looking for a loving mother of her own.
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After winning only one of their 36 games between 2016 and 2017, setting a series of humiliating records along the way, the Cleveland Browns are now, if you get drunk and squint really hard, a kinda spunky and mildly amusing NFL franchise.
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But Sutton Foster, the star of the stealth hit sitcom "Younger," is having her breakout moment as a spunky young heroine on the rise — some 40 years after she was plucked from chorus-line obscurity for an award-winning turn on Broadway.
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This delightfully spunky scene from 2013's Frances Ha. Bowie's 1977 track "Heroes" served as the perfect backdrop to this fan favorite Perks of Being a Wallflower scene in which main character Charlie has a transformative moment with his two best friends.
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The most public-facing sister—she's a motivational speaker and teaches a course on cultural pluralism at John Jay College of Criminal Justice—Ilyasah recently published " Betty Before X ," a children's book that features their mother, Betty Shabazz, as a spunky girl hero.
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And it's even about the characters they've played before — Ms. Harmon's steely Abbie Carmichael on "Law & Order" informs Rizzoli, and Ms. Alexander's spunky Caitlin Todd on "NCIS," shockingly killed off early in that series, comes to mind whenever Isles is in danger.
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And through it all we get the spunky, homely, larcenous Marion, who in her temperament if not her background is like a Brooklyn cousin to Bernadette Fox, the exasperated Seattle housewife of Maria Semple's "Where'd You Go, Bernadette," who also ditches her family.
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Presta and Sandoz welcomed a new member to their family in July — a pup named Hutch — with Sandoz jokingly captioning her announcement post in part, "He is spunky, sweet and cries whenever mama walks away and has a hairy butt like his daddy."
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Among them are Sally Hershberger's shag cut for Meg Ryan, Garren's chop for Karlie Kloss, and, of course, looks like The Rachel and Halle Berry's "spunky" pixie — all the way to modern shags and lobs from stylists like Anh Co Tran and Jen Atkin.
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"She had that kind of spunky Texas personality very much intact, and it gave people an authentic feeling that was easy to root for," says Richard Rushfield, who covered American Idol for the Los Angeles Times and wrote the book American Idol: The Untold Story.
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"What attracted me to the Nap Girls was the spunky group of girls that had a silly idea and wanted to make it a 'thing'—and once it became a thing they used its popularity to promote positive messages and girl power," she said.
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Hannah Slabaugh, who plays the 20-year-old Sophie Sheridan — who is about to get married and desires to meet the father she never knew — calls to mind a young Laura Benanti, with her fresh look and spunky-but-wise-beyond-her-years spirit.
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Lisa Sanditz, whose palette is generally vibrant if not supersaturated, delivers a gem with "Cleared Lot" (7113), a 16 x 20 inch painting depicting a muddy-gray heap of earth and garbage out of which grows a spunky tree at an impossibly rakish angle.
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While breaking down six of her most iconic looks over the years in a new video for Vogue, the singer revealed that the spunky pink hair she rocked in 1999 at the VH1/Vogue Fashion Awards marked a transitional period in her personal life.
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Better known as the Extremely Spunky Border Terrier, Jade is the hardest-working canine in puzzledom, in that she watches my every move with nerve-racking and laserlike precision on the off chance that I might be getting ready to give her something to eat.
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Paige Townsen (Bella Thorne) is just your typical SoCal college student who lives with her two best friends, Cassie (Georgie Flores), a spunky and unfiltered brunette with a surprising secret pastime, and Jake (Charlie DePew), a fit, budding screenwriter and director who harbors feelings for Paige.
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Episode 1 — "Pilot" Paige Townsen is just your typical SoCal college student who lives with her two best friends, Cassie (Georgie Flores), a spunky and unfiltered brunette with a surprising secret pastime, and Jake (Charlie DePew), a fit, budding screenwriter and director who harbors feelings for Paige.
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Now, under Plozai's leadership, the TSA boasts a customer service tool so popular on social media that it's serving as a model for other federal departments, and the agency's spunky Instagram page has earned it a spot on Rolling Stone's Top 2628 list — even beating out Beyoncé.
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With Phantom Boy, screenwriter Gagnol returns to many of the tropes he played with A Cat In Paris: a mournful kid, a spunky animal sidekick, a criminal mastermind with dumb flunkies, a heroic cop — but spends more time establishing the characters' identities and making them distinct.
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Instead — wearing star-studded cowboy boots — she exuded a combination of the grit and grace that makes her seem so suited to the character she plays: Alice Murphy, a spunky backwoods teenager in the 1920s who evolves into a buttoned-up book editor in the 1940s.
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The spunky and adorable Karyn Quackenbush (who is married to Mr. Roderick) is back as Karla, the Philadelphia girl who, with her New Jersey cousins Jodi and Annie and their Staten Island friend Barbara, formed a teenage singing group called the Bikinis at the Jersey Shore.
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In the hands of studio execs, Phillip Pullman's beloved fantasy trilogy, His Dark Materials, transformed from a sharp, sometimes bleak coming-of-age story with strong anti-religious, anti-autocratic themes into a confusing, spunky coming-of-age story with few stakes and lots of special effects.
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In Season 1, the troubled sheriff, Dan (Richard Dormer), with help from two spunky young deputies (Mia Jexen and Alexandra Moen), investigated a series of unsettling and often decidedly gross incidents that turned out to be linked to an ancient parasitic virus frozen in a mammoths' graveyard.
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Of course, the video keeps in line with Polizzi's spunky personality, as she can be seen trying to put a furry leopard-print cover on the steering wheel, and saying "yasss, check your mirrors!" and looking at her hair when instructed to do so as a safety measure.
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Ms. Deyn, who stars as a spunky Scottish farm girl in Mr. Davies's elegiac period film, bounded to greet him looking raffishly undone, and resolutely modern, in an outsize gray sweatshirt and jeans, her honey-tone hair hanging loosely to her shoulders, no discernible makeup brightening her face.
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John McCain's still-"spunky" 106-year-old mother, Roberta McCain, is expected to attend her son's funeral Saturday in Washington, D.C. Roberta will also be present for her son's burial at the U.S. Naval Academy Cemetery in Annapolis, Maryland, according to NBC News White House correspondent Kelly O'Donnell.
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Starling has semen flung in her face by a jailed criminal; Kate Macer of Sicario has her face ground into the dirt by a man; Wind River's Jane Banner is almost shot in the face by a rapist who marvels at how "spunky" the women "round here" are.
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Unlike the spunky Mary, who was bound to her career as a television news producer by passion, Andrea works in advertising, where the meetings are "intensely dull, soul-deadening," and where she wiggles her way out of a big promotion because it would be too much of a commitment.
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Before her 2011 death at the age of 53 to breast cancer, Poly put out two more albums—the moody, mellow, post-punk Translucence just after she left X-Ray Spex and the spunky, socially conscious Generation Indigo, which she released and promoted just prior to her death.
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Starting off as a spunky noise rock band squatting in New York's Lower East Side, White Zombie merged their love of monster movies, biker psychedelia, and driving riffs into an unusual heavy metal mutant that quickly became one of only bands to survive the dreaded metal purge of the 90s.
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The 63-year-old actor, who found worldwide fame opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger in James Cameron's Terminator franchise, had spent more than three decades trying to outrun associations with Sarah, a spunky twentysomething turned half-crazed supersoldier who thought she bore the weight of humanity's future on her (extraordinarily muscled) shoulders.
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The new date means many fans will have an excuse to stay indoors during this weekend's record heat wave and dive into the show, which sees Bell return as the titular spunky private investigator alongside original stars Enrico Colantoni, Jason Dohring, Percy Daggs III, Francis Capra, Max Greenfield, Ken Marino, and Ryan Hansen.
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" Outfitted in the spunky clothes of Toronto-based designer Hayley Elsaesser, Bile Sister's Julie Reich and David Jones use the backdrops of Toronto's Sunnyside Beach and director Diana Lynn VanderMeulen's installation in Pale Breeze Over Soft Mist in Warkworth, ON to explore the "primordial ruin where space and time don't necessarily exist yet.
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CreditCreditJane Hahn for The New York Times FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — Hoisted onto the operating table by a nurse, Aminata Conteh, a spunky 8-year-old, crossed her skinny ankles jauntily and held stock-still as doctors numbed her eye and then pierced it with a needle to withdraw a sample of fluid.
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Following up with "Venus" and "Sexxx Dreams" from her 2013 album Artpop, plus "A-YO," the spunky country-rock banger from her latest album Joanne, the six-time Grammy winner then emerged onto the stage in a glass phone booth pushed around the stage by her dancers for "Telephone," her 2010 duet with Beyoncé.
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Unlike in other high-flying parts — the imperious Queen of the Night in "The Magic Flute," the spunky Zerbinetta in "Ariadne auf Naxos," the long-suffering title role in "Lucia di Lammermoor" — there's little time for Ms. Luna to warm up: The A is her very first note, sung before she's even visible onstage.
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Love has had his ebbs and flows as a Cavalier—and these Finals were, his spunky Game 7 notwithstanding, a hell of a mortifying ebb—but he has never looked nearly as comfortable as Bosh did during the 2012-13 season, after his successful self-actualization as a tireless defender and rebounder with a smooth jumper.
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Today, it's a collection of brunch spots (the most popular is Biscuit Love, included in every respectable bachelorette blog post), a Frye Boots store, an Urban Outfitters, a Google office, a place called "Two Old Hippies" selling $200 dresses and tea towels printed with spunky messages, a blowout bar, a juice bar, and an actual bar.
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Based on Justin Cronin's best-selling trilogy about the vampire apocalypse, the show uses voice-over from spunky orphan turned government test subject Amy Bellafonte (Saniyya Sidney) throughout its first episode to provide ominous foreshadowing, showing how the characters' mixture of bad circumstances and highly questionable responses are going to lead to even more horrible outcomes.
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" In the 1990s, Ms. Dessay rose to coloratura fame in the opera world for the vividness and commitment of her acting, both in comic roles (she was brilliant as the doll Olympia in "Les Contes d'Hoffmann" and the spunky Zerbinetta in "Ariadne auf Naxos) and tragic ones (she opened the Metropolitan Opera's 2007-08 season in "Lucia di Lammermoor").
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The film relies on the considerable amount of character development the web series nurtured throughout its run, and it's more than willing to fall back on its tried-and-true fan bait of letting Carmilla be vulnerable and angsty while regretting her checkered past, as Laura looks on lovingly and says spunky things about never giving up.
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Perhaps the most offensive thing about Logan (besides the fact that his fanfared debut implies these spunky, self-sufficient girls needed a boy in their lives) is that, like the other rootless dolls in American Girl's bland "contemporary" lines, he is marketed as interesting not because of his historical connections, but because he is available for purchase.
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An unusually informative Q&A One of the great experiences of the Toronto International Film Festival so far was The Red Turtle, billed as the latest from Japanese animation powerhouse Studio Ghibli, producers of films like Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, Ponyo, Princess Mononoke, and many other visually gorgeous films about spunky young characters discovering their place in the world.
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While Donovan Mitchell has blossomed into the story of their season—currently nipping Ben Simmons' heels in any legitimate Rookie of the Year leaderboard—and solid contributions have been made by newcomers like Ekpe Udoh, Thabo Sefolosha, and Jonas Jerebko, Alec Burks—Utah's spunky, cryogenically frozen combo guard—is the volatile scoring presence off the bench this team desperately craves.
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And so the ornate first half of this album is pleasant, but the looser second half — with a cheeky "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve," a spunky duet with Grace VanderWaal on "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" and a surprisingly understated and tactile version of "All I Want for Christmas Is You," with Leslie Odom Jr. — has real joy.
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McMann has some presence — she's credible as the wised-up, slightly jaded, imperfect version of the spunky teenage sleuth — but there's a dullness to the ensemble; no one's striking sparks off one another the way performers like Adam Brody, Rachel Bilson, Peter Gallagher and Tate Donovan did in Schwartz's first beachside drama, "The O.C." That's the first thing that needs to be solved.
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"I'm thinking that Brett will be competing against me, and this is a different situation than his because Philly had a lot of draft picks and ours is a completely unique situation," Atkinson said Thursday night before his suddenly spunky Nets won their 13th game of the season against 53 defeats, 121-110, over the Knicks at Madison Square Garden.
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Sure, the venue still contained a fair few bright eyed and bushy tailed youngsters, but for every spunky 22 year old with a pocket full of pingers and a rampant desire to drone on about the implications of a potential Brexit over increasingly badly rolled cigarettes, you couldn't help but be bumbled into by a balding middle manager who'd forgotten just how potent pills can be.
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Celebrated British actress/comedian Tracey Ullman returns for a third season of her three-time Emmy®-nominated HBO sketch-comedy series, reprising her takes on beloved real and fictional characters from seasons' past, including a devilish Dame Judi Dench; long-suffering German Chancellor Angela Merkel; spunky Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall; newly-minted stepmother Jerry Hall; ever-optimistic spinster Kay Clark; and many more.
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Fisher's sense of humor was the key to her spunky, no-nonsense approach to Leia—it also helped her run circles around Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill, among other things—and also was the key to many of other memorable roles, most notably in The Blues Brothers, where she stole every scene she had with John Belushi, who was then the funniest man in America.
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Nothing about the March sisters of Louisa May Alcott's perennial best seller particularly stuck with me, and as an adult, annoyance overshadowed apathy as I tried to understand how the literary heroine of so many women I admired — the spunky, independent writer Jo March — would, by the end of the novel, relinquish her art for marriage, and then proclaim that she is the happiest she'd ever been.
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The brainchild of Scott Sternberg, a onetime Hollywood agent with no design training but a genius for marketing, Band was a spunky American innovation story: Man narrows ties (Band helped spur the skinny-tie boom), man shrinks shirts (Band's sizes were famously miniature, a fact celebrated by some and lamented by others), man conscripts hip celebrity friends to help promote it (Michelle Williams, Jason Schwartzman, Kirsten Dunst), man sweeps the industry. (Mr.
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