Sending twinkly, useless objects into orbit is apparently trendy now.
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All the twinkly lights made for quite the photo op.
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A pre-lit LED Christmas tree with 600 Twinkly App Lights
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The discourse had become too jaundiced for the twinkly-eyed Matthews.
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A pre-lit Swiss mountain spruce Christmas tree with 600 twinkly lights
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Complete your sanctuary with a cotton duvet and, of course, some twinkly lights.
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Around Thanksgiving, a twinkly holiday market opens in the resort's on-site piazza.
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Open and twinkly-magical then— now, 15 years later, they are ruling the world.
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Pick up a set of twinkly string lights on sale for $76.99 See Details
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If you like twinkly electronica and old footage of the cosmos you'll love this.
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They were colorful, bold, cheerful, and encouraged women to find the twinkly person inside them.
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Christmas has snowflakes and cookies, beautifully decorated trees and presents, twinkly lights and crackling fireplaces.
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I turned on twinkly lights and ethereal gong music and passed an elephant-shaped pipe.
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In the background, a large tree dazzled with gold and silver ornaments and twinkly lights.
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The Crows went backstage to pose for a picture with the twinkly-eyed, Italian-American vocalist.
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We also have added animated effects to your video chats, like falling hearts and twinkly stars.
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This is basically the Julia Stiles classic, The Prince & Me, but with twinkly lights and presents!
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You don't want to be in the back with the people who make those twinkly lights.
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Hear an adorable, twinkly sample of the lullaby version of "Hello" in the exclusive video below.
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Don't worry: It's just a weather balloon, a too-twinkly star, Venus, atmospheric physics at play.
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Produced by Retro Future, it's got a twinkly music box melody floating underneath the slightest trap beat.
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ON AN icy January morning, twinkly lights and the glow from chic cafés illuminate Hässleholm's tidy streets.
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But then I often hear her singing about barnyard animals or twinkly stars, settling herself into sleep.
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LONDON — Each year, the run-up to Christmas is bursting with twinkly lights, festive music and Christmas adverts.
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It's Doris Kearns Goodwin chirping and twinkly in a pool of light in an otherwise dim mahogany study.
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This Valentine's Day fan kept her decor more simple, using white hearts and an abundance of twinkly lights.
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She strings twinkly blue lights outside her house and hangs a birch Star of David on a portico.
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The twinkly music that starts up–halfway between ambient and lullaby–doesn't seem to wake up many of them.
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One pop-up is bringing the twinkly lights to bearded Londoners, with one-off beard decorating sessions and stylist consultations.
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The consumerist images we're blasted with tell us that having a baby is all twinkly toys, contented gurgles, and softness.
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Stargazer Starry Glass Ornament, $18This glass bulb filled with twinkly lights will instantly add a whimsical glow to any room.
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A seasonal subset known for their twinkly-eyed, scene-stealing work, they occupy a perennially nostalgic place in cinema history.
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Adams shared his own adorable photo of the couple staring lovingly into each other's eyes in front of a twinkly backyard.
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Maybe "fall" is just a little pit stop before you get to the good stuff: the snow and twinkly lights stuff.
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The requisite twinkly lights and Christmas trees are present, but there's a richness and texture to it all that feels fresh.
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LED bulbs bring additional light to the tent, and the decorative twinkly strings demonstrate they haven't sacrificed aesthetic appeal for space.
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Women are packaged as cute, feisty (girl power!) or sexy; men are either bad boys, endearingly goofy or twinkly-eyed heartthrobs.
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Mermaidens began in 2013 as a two-guitar, one-drum trio, creating what guitarist/vocalist Gussie Larkin calls "twinkly" indie rock.
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Generic voiceover, twinkly music, cringeworthy compositing, and a strange bearded man place this squarely in the Compuserve CD-ROM genre of advertisement.
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And that means, every street corner will be looking like Santa's Little Helpers have puked up twinkly lights and inflatable holiday characters.
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Rather, Sanders assumes the role of the kindly, twinkly paterfamilias, presiding magically over the country, while hugging, holding and smiling at supporters.
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But the holiday here — perhaps helped by the presents, the feasting and the twinkly lights — also has a much more universal appeal.
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Kardashian West started the video with a glimpse at two trees outside her home, which are illuminated with traditional twinkly Christmas lights.
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And I had splashes of lemon on top so you could consider that anything trebley or twinkly or vocals if you want.
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Chambers' music is a mix of soulful R&B ballads, moody experimental guitar rock, twinkly techno jams, and oh so much Stone Roses.
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Inside, we might put up a faux tree, light some gingerbread-scented candles, and maybe add some twinkly lights to the whole shebang.
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You know: The time of year that screams twinkly lights and warm cocoa, along with a steaming hot slice of gift-giving anxiety.
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Both smiled as they sat on the couch in front of a large tree covered with gold and silver ornaments and twinkly lights.
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I grew up in Los Angeles, a place where people hang twinkly lights in palm trees and Santas run around in board shorts.
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I thought I was over this show, but even a grinch like me can be moved by a holiday carol and some twinkly lights.
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He now owns the bar his father once owned, and has tried to upgrade the interior from country-western kitsch to twinkly-light class.
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This month Mr. Boyd put out "Absolute Zero," a different kind of EP, featuring his big-boned drumming wreathed only in twinkly, yawning synthesizers.
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"Gruff, elegant, twinkly, and always dignified, he is celebrated by all who knew him and loved him, and everyone who enjoyed his work," they said.
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Absent local ordinance, they are free to power up their twinkly lights on the Fourth of July, and you are free to avert your gaze.
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"I just want you to know," he deadpanned to the union men—twinkly old Uncle Joe style—that he "had permission to hug" their leader.
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"Gruff, elegant, twinkly, and always dignified, he is celebrated by all who knew him and loved him, and everyone who enjoyed his work," they wrote.
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It's a bouncy, playful album, a soundtrack for summer nights—the kind spent sipping shandy in a backyard party illuminated by twinkly strings of lights.
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Events led him to a twinkly old man wrapped in a blanket: Neem Karoli Baba, who was called Maharajji, or great king, by his followers.
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Tom Ford's new Extreme line of twinkly shadows ($36) in an intriguing new base formula of gel polymers and oils create a barely there, flexible film.
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Her six-year-old feet skimming swiftly over battered gray grass, twinkly, too-bright colored lights, shards of mirror, the wild music of a steam calliope.
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The room seemed to ripple, with its twinkly lights and photos of actors and actresses (Marcello Mastroianni, Sophia Loren) and colorful ribbons dangling from the ceiling.
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In the grungy tavern, under twinkly lights and "Cynthia NY" posters, Nixon was at the inception of her own movement after a long history of political activism.
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Sometimes there's a snatch of that blue-blood melancholy, that twinkly tussle between expression and reserve, passion and restraint, that have made Ms. Howe's plays so welcome.
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Decorated with pink candles and an assortment of flowers, the popular Beverly Hills restaurant was transformed into a romantic nook filled with twinkly string lights and wooden accessories.
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They fill the Beverly Hilton's parking lots and stretches of open space: giant tents with indoor-outdoor carpeting, D.J.s, twinkly lights, cater waiters, security guards, updos and swag.
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The photos also give a better look at the amount of twinkly lights set up throughout the reception area, making it look worthy of a DWTS dance-off.
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The song is reminiscent of "Bad Romance"-era Gaga, but with the extra adrenaline shot of a big stadium rock song and some twinkly, vaguely creepy '80s synthesizers.
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In two hours, they transformed the Miami mansion, decorating it with a runway carpet, rose petals, flowers, candles, twinkly lights, heart-shaped balloons, a DJ booth and more.
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Their horseshoe shape is just different enough to set them apart, while a tiny, twinkly cubic zirconia catches the light just enough to add a bit of sparkle.
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Presiding over it all is the new prime minister, a twinkly bachelor with a tonsorial resemblance to Tony Blair, who is played by none other than Hugh Grant.
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There was Daya's relationship with guard Bennett, which was often sold as a fairy-tale love story, with twinkly music and starry-eyed makeout sessions in broom closets.
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Are you listening to your break-up playlists in honor of Jaime and Cersei, or your twinkly sex-song playlists in honor of that other pair of close relatives?
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For many people, getting into the holiday spirit means stringing twinkly lights everywhere, hosting parties plentiful with food and drinks, piling stacks of gifts for loved ones — and overspending.
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But it offers the grisly pleasures of a murder-of-the-week procedural, as well as Sheen's twinkly, delirious performance — all mad eyes and chipmunk smile and dad jokes.
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She was a study in contrasts, dressed in a soft cream-colored cashmere sweater and a rugged brown leather biker jacket, eyes oscillating between twinkly winks and amused scowls.
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THERE ARE three reasons why Thomas Nast, the 214th-century American illustrator who created the twinkly grandfather image of Santa Claus, decided to place his workshop at the North Pole.
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The artist, known from the 90s for his Pop-meets-Surrealist aesthetic, has carried on his signature appeal of gratuitously sweet and twinkly-eyed creations which seem born from sugar.
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In fact, it's actually not a million miles away from Mates of State if you replaced the euphoria with casual nihilism and the twinkly piano lines with screeching guitar #riffs.
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Big brother Jeremy Roloff and his pregnant wife, Audrey, shared sweet photos and videos from the romantic wedding, which moved outdoors for a party under a canopy of twinkly lights.
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If fall hair color was all about softness, like blended balayage and twinkly babylights, the first winter weather warning brings us a more dramatic color technique: the return of ombré.
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To this end, the good people at Super Deluxe have reimagined his Twitter entries as the greatest emo song of all time, complete with twinkly guitars, scream vocals and a breakdown.
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Such simplifications help create an image of Spark as a twinkly eccentric—as Alan Taylor, a Scottish journalist, sometimes does in "Appointment in Arezzo", his recently published memoir of their friendship.
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No spare money for holidays, expensive face creams, twinkly jewels, or M&S pudding splurges — I spent it all on treatments and the cooling relief of a cheap aloe vera cream.
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Everything had always been there, I just never had the mindset to notice: my coworkers laughing, the hint of chimney smoke in the air, the streets decked out in twinkly lights.
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"Vincent," originally written as a tribute to Vincent van Gogh, isn't strictly a Christmas song, but it's warm and twinkly and it mentions a "Starry, starry night," which holiday-friendly enough.
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In the video, titled "VLOG: My 2019 Christmas Decorations," Jenner took fans through her Los Angeles mansion, showing four full-sized Christmas trees decorated in twinkly lights and crisp white decor.
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The new movie is title A Bad Moms Christmas, because every comedy gets a little bit better when snow, twinkly lights, and the mad rush of department store shopping is peppered in.
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Instead of hiding our fears behind a twinkly smile (as Reagan would have) or confronting fears with a sobering demeanor (as Obama did), Trump made fear the direct text of his speech.
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He's a figure of twinkly erudition, a natural pedagogue as well as an artist, and he has deep history with his trio mates, Ray Drummond on bass and Leroy Williams on drums.
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If drinking mulled wine and browsing tree trinkets under strings of twinkly lights has you filling up with Christmas cheer already, then how about getting paid £50 ($65) an hour for the pleasure?
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She was small and twinkly, wearing a knitted Chanel-style suit woven with gold thread and patent-leather shoes with gold details; inside her collar was tucked a strand of marble-size gemstones.
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But according to the pros, this season's up-and-coming picks also draw inspiration from emerging color trends in the fashion world, as well as the festive, twinkly undertones of holiday-party season.
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If you've been feeling like your ugly holiday sweater selection was just too plain and predictable with those boring twinkly lights and tired 3-D adornments, then we have just what you're looking for.
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He's a figure of twinkly erudition, a natural pedagogue as well as an artist, and he has deep history with his partners in this trio, Ray Drummond on bass and Leroy Williams on drums.
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The Get Up Kids weren't the first to combine punk with twinkly guitars and dramatic lyrics, but they did it in a way that was severe yet lighthearted, and left the listener singing along.
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Like the twinkly dance floors you get in Flares, only much bigger and minus people slipping over on bodily fluids, this nifty device allowed Meirelles to switch subjects with nothing more than a... switch.
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Dufayel (Tony Sheldon), a twinkly old artist in the apartment across the way, gently pushes her toward her destiny, with the visual aid of a Renoir painting he spends his days copying again and again.
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"Elf Name Generator: "It does what it ways in the title, it gives you your elf name based on what alexa asks you, simply follow the instructions and you will possibly become the next Twinkly McSprinkles!
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Blame the twinkly lights and mistletoe and happy, hand-holding couples — whatever the reason, if you're not totally sold on your S.O., it can suddenly become tempting to cut ties and finish out the year alone.
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Imagine twinkly lights and barefeet as you twirl around the floor to 2006's "Mary's Song," which follows a seven-year-old girl and her nine-year-old beau as they grow up and get married.
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If you can't wait to start trimming your tree, putting up twinkly lights, and jamming to Jingle Bell Rock, you're probably ready to curl up with a cup of hot cocoa and watching your favorite Christmas movies.
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With no twinkly Christmas lights or mugs of steaming mulled wine to distract from the plummeting temperatures, it's the season for sending passive-aggressive emails about office heating and ditching evening plans for hot carbs and Netflix.
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Though Wine Country takes gleeful pleasure in skewering the bougie attitudes of wine connoisseurs, the lush, saturated vistas — not to mention the ratio of twinkly-lights to patio — still telegraph a celebration of that upper-middle-class lifestyle.
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In the promotional campaign for the film, Disney showcased two versions of the song: a twinkly, stirring rendition by Aurora, a Norwegian singer-songwriter, and a doo-wop iteration by Arcade Fire, a group of Canadian indie-rockers.
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He's a twinkly eyed, avuncular guy, with a record of achievement that belies his genial affect, including service as a recon Marine — their inside joke is that they're the ones who show up when the SEALS dial 911.
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Consider the work from Kavita Bala's lab at Cornell, where deep learning can infuse one photo's style, such as a twinkly nighttime ambience, into a snapshot of a drab metropolis—and fool human reviewers into thinking the composite place is real.
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Their first EP, 1994's Blue Cadet-3, Do You Connect (recorded at Johnson's Dub Narcotic Studios and released on K Records) brimmed with twinkly emo guitars, while some of their trademark rhythms and vocals also began to take form.
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Theatergoers of this mind may well find solace in the twinkly "High Button Shoes," a nearly forgotten frolic from the late-1940s that is occupying New York City Center this weekend, with a cast led by the indefatigable Michael Urie.
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After a romantic dinner, the couple headed to a nearby park at sunset, where Jadva had decked out a spot with the famous, orange Central Perk couch, twinkly lights and a few people to sing the 90's sitcom theme song.
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This is a very chill, hypnotic rap song about falling asleep after drinking "kombucha and lean," in tandem with "vicodin and syrup" and it ends with Jake Gyllenhaal saying "How exactly does one suck a fuck?" backed by a twinkly angel choir.
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Released in 1999, traces of American Football's self-titled album—their only full-length release—were soon directly manifesting themselves in bands creating twinkly, mathy rock, a sound that became one of the defining traits of the emo scene throughout the 2000s.
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In 2019's Black Christmas, twinkly lights become weapons, Christmas carols are used as warnings, and kissing under the mistletoe isn't an option — not when you and your friends are fighting for your lives against a murderous, misogynistic, and cult-y fraternity.
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From the milk-chocolate tone every brunette celeb is trying right now to a remix on rooted blonde and twinkly copper babylights we're calling Orchard Red, the pros break down the four major hair-color trends set to take off in 2020, ahead.
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Each year, Enchant transforms three Major League Baseball stadiums into a holiday wonderland, complete with a variety of twinkly light-mazes, a Christmas market with dozens of local vendors, an ice skating trail, falling snow (yes, even in Florida!), holiday carolers and more.
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Kim, 37, shared an adorable shot of her husband Kanye West gently leading Saint and the couple's daughter North, 4, towards the ice-skating rink, above which hung a string of twinkly lights and the words "Merry Monster Mash" spelled out in silver balloons.
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I have distinct, repetitive memories of traversing galleries along Ft. Lauderdale's Las Olas Boulevard as a child, peering through the glass windows at more reflective surfaces: smooth blue dolphins, orange fish, angel-shaped fountains that made twinkly bell noises when the water hit the basin.
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For fall/winter 2017, House of Holland went full-on Americana with red, white, and blue stars on jackets and cowboy hats; Nina Ricci gave skirts with stars an Andy Warhol-inspired paint job; and Isabel Marant embroidered twinkly numbers on her dark denim.
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The room, a camera-ready tableau of crystal chandeliers and gilt-splashed moldings, served as the backdrop for Ben Carson's endorsement last week as well as Mr. Trump's victory speech on Super Tuesday, setting off the politicians like gemstones in a twinkly Tiffany bauble.
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On the spectrum of elderly female novelists, Brit division — with twinkly old dears at one end, as Lively has suggested, and formidable cranks and grandes dames at the other — she is somewhere in the middle, friendly and polite with just a hint of steeliness.
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Some of their material got US releases via Topshelf Records, which makes sense given that their twinkly guitarwork fit in with a lot of the label's roster, but it was when they were able to combine that with their louder tendencies that they really stood out.
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Here is the full-length version of the song, buried in the middle of a ripped-off DatPiff mixtape: It's twinkly and grand, propelled by an effortlessly soulful beat that, via some miracle, sounds Christmassy without resorting to any of the most obvious holiday cheat codes.
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It's also been unveiling a host of new brands, with eight of them available for the first time this holiday season, according to the AP. While we love us some twinkly holiday lights and dancing Santa Clauses, we're more than happy to wait in favor of turkey and gratitude.
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Ultimately, Secret Garden was about facilitating other people having a good time, couched in the "twinkly hippy" aesthetic that makes its way round to a few upper-middle class people who discover hemp trousers, embroidered bags and psy-trance raves at some point during the first year of uni.
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In all the twinkly popcorn romances I watched in the 1990s and 2000s, Bridget Jones would have been the cynical sidekick to Kate Hudson's glowing magazine columnist, or just a punchline in the background as a pair of dimples saved some sad-sack man from himself (see: Love Actually).
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The newest hit to be featured on The Immaculate Collection, "Vogue" has Madonna namechecking the Hollywood stars of yesteryear, from Greta Garbo to Grace Kelly to Ginger Rogers, and as a result it's hard not to also think of Madonna as inheriting a bit of their twinkly fame magic as a result.
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Nancy Meyers' charming 2006 Christmas fable about two women who swap lives and perfect homes for two weeks to escape their messy problems boasts one of the best of the director's signature kitchens, a fabulous array of cashmere turtlenecks and shearling coats, and enough twinkly lights to circle the world twice-over.
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A 1998 painting by John Miller, one of many he made after television game shows, depicts a wry Pat Sajak and twinkly Vanna White at the puzzle board of "Wheel of Fortune," where the winning answer is "ZOG": an acronym for "Zionist Occupied Government," used by anti-Semitic right-wingers as a name for Washington.
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On her two-day-long visit to New Hampshire, the sixth to the key first-primary state, the senator and presidential candidate has already talked to dozens of voters in coffee shops like this one: around 50 types of latte flavors, beers you've never heard of on tap, twinkly string lights, well-worn couches, paintings by local art students.
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You may know NYC-via-Philly producer and DJ, Alex Burkat from a spread of releases on lauded labels like Mister Saturday Night, 100% Silk, and Permanent Vacation, where he's long been dropping deep and vibrant house jams that not only sound nice and twinkly in your headphones, but can swiftly send joyous ripples across a dancefloor.
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I met SOA founder Daniela Fernandez at a TechCrunch event a few years ago when all this was just one of many twinkles in her twinkly eyes, and it's been rewarding to watch her grow a community around these issues, which have passionate supporters around the globe if you're willing to look for them and validate their purpose.
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But Mr. von Känel, the bushy-browed, twinkly-eyed president of Longines, said he was confident that when its parent Swatch Group reports 2018 revenues this month, the company would have achieved sales of 1.8 billion Swiss francs, or $1.81 billion — having boldly stepped up production to two million watches even though the market has yet to recover fully from its lingering downturn.
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Mr. Lynn's terrain here is the loving but also fractious rapport over time between the French leader Charles de Gaulle (a sonorous Laurence Fox) and the father figure of sorts that he found in Philippe Pétain (a twinkly Tom Conti), the hero of the Battle of Verdun who went on to be convicted for treason after World War II — hence Mr. Lynn's oxymoron of a title.
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If I think back to the auburn haired, twinkly-eyed teen singer I first interviewed back in 2006 when she was just 19 years old, I'd be hard pressed to predict, even with the aid of tarot cards, a crystal ball and a certified clairvoyant dredged up from the depths of the internet (they work right?), the twists and turns of this girl's career.
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You have well-known actors in the main roles: Emma Watson (who is just fine but probably too smart for this sort of role, even with a "reimagined" Belle) in the lead, Dan Stevens as the Beast, Kevin Kline as the dad, Luke Evans as a duller Gaston, and a host of twinkly-toned stars as all the teapots and brooms and cupboards in the castle, including Ewan McGregor, Emma Thompson, Stanley Tucci, and Ian McKellan, none of whom, alas, can measure up to Jerry Orbach and Angela Lansbury.
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