As the social media giant spent its week eternally twirling, twirling, twirling towards entropy, Gizmodo's intrepid team of reporters and editors also turned their gazes elsewhere.
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The aforementioned holding hands and twirling with your summer love.
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Though, the dancers weren't twirling and prancing down the runway.
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Twirling. So who were some of the other legendary girls?
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Princess Charlotte is twirling her way into the festive season.
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Her skirt is twirling, and she's got joy inside her.
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Were you terrified of twirling 40 feet in the air?
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If you worry about that, you're going to keep twirling down.
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"They were doing their stunts and they were twirling," he said.
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"I can't believe it's over!" she says twirling around the kitchen.
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The D.J. will keep playing as long as dancers are twirling.
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I honestly never had a problem with my legs before twirling outfits.
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The opening sequence, featuring Moore twirling and tossing her cap, became iconic.
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" A pen comes twirling at Jacob: "There's already been an assassination attempt!
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As for Duncan, if she had a mustache, she'd be twirling it.
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"You looked up and you saw the plane twirling around," he said.
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Maisel twirling back into our lives sometime in the winter of 2019.
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Watching her paint-dripped, tassel-twirling shows, it's easy to see why.
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Britney Spears is twirling her way through summer with boyfriend Sam Asghari!
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The quality of thought eliminates the need for pen-twirling rhetorical flourishes.
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Colin, still wobbly from the barge and now the twirling, gets sick.
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Rogers, himself, emerged from backstage, twirling and glowing from the inside out.
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Other times it's twirling my hair until it falls frizzy and dry.
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"If you have a problem with my life, I'll just keep twirling on."
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If you have a problem with my life, I'll just keep twirling on.
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Darkbird9. "I understand the dark part," Nance said, twirling my near-black hair.
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She ended her strut by twirling around and making eyes at the camera.
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It's a record built for unapologetic power stances, windmill strumming, and drumstick twirling.
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What shapes are twirling around up there, and why do they look like that?
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Ten seconds of nunchaku twirling in Enter the Dragon most often receives the blame.
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"Right-wing parties are coming up," he said, ignoring the dancers twirling behind him.
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Aaron Sanchez made his debut with the Astros a memorable affair, twirling six innings.
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It may feel like two giant cogs twirling quickly — but they don't quite fit together.
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During those first fifteen seconds I find myself flailing, twirling, feeling totally out of control.
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Picture her twirling in that golden yellow ballgown with rose petals falling all around her.
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He doesn't announce these shifts; there are no mysterious fade-ins, no portentously twirling camerawork.
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At my house, the 8-year-old sat on the floor, twirling a foam football.
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And there was J-Lo, forever young, twirling around on a pole pointed toward heaven.
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Then Dani started pacing the room, twirling a cigarette as she edged toward the door.
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Other times, just on my feet—twirling me around and around until I was disoriented.
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In lieu of ballet classes or karate, my mother enrolled my sister and me in twirling.
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Not in the twirling around, "hills-are-alive" kind of way — more like an actual birth.
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After all, an honest look at the story would cast them as the mustache-twirling villain.
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But in a place this friendly and quiet, it's a ribbon of thought that keeps twirling.
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Its massive installation in the convention center parking lot includes a twirling slide and a ball pit.
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"Erin looked like she could have been out there twirling alongside the best of them," Greene says.
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Eleanor becomes not a mustache-twirling villain, but a respectable matriarch with her own hardships and desires.
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But the funniest things about Rampage are its overreliance on science buzzwords, and its mustache-twirling villains.
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She looks unbothered, loosely twirling her arms and body-rolling with a solemn look on her face.
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Is there anything wrong with twirling my hair at home in the company of family and friends?
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Mr. Slimane is known for light-and-noise spectaculars, with twirling displays and earsplitting rock 'n' roll.
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Twirling daintily from side-to-side, I asked myself: Did I feel more like a man now?
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Videos of the baby hippo twirling around in the water are racking up millions of views online.
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Videos of her twirling around in the water, Rubenesque and graceful, rack up millions of views online.
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Trixie, in Dolly Parton hair, fell to her knees while Kennedy went full Jacob's Pillow, twirling barefoot.
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By the encore, everyone had left their seats and Maggie and I found ourselves twirling with strangers.
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"Her twirling hands showed she felt she was spinning her wheels and not making traction," Wood said.
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Lower bodies moved in the natural movement that Duncan preached as a religion — walking, skipping, running, twirling.
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In another memorably physical scene, twirling aristocrats at a ball trample loaves of bread under their feet.
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But I'm becoming less so, the more we see of his bombastic grandstanding and mustache-twirling affectations.
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Purple Twirling Kitty twirled her silver spoon and sang of her fear of Wicked Knife and Fork.
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Daron's the best of the bunch, twirling circles around the other men as they struggle to stay standing.
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The Dancing with the Stars pro, 33, also shared a video of her twirling around on the boardwalk.
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They spent hours twirling around on outdoor rinks in winter and honed their shooting skills in their basement.
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"Not that people were twirling their mustaches and saying, 'We'd never do that, because we're greedy,' " he said.
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In the case of Twist's production, behind the twirling drapes there's certainly a lot of vigorous physical exertion.
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Bibiana's slowly enraged face is cut in between countless shots of smiling ombre-haired ladies twirling around Arie.
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Though Grey Worm seems to be a fearsome warrior, Anderson completely failed at his cool knife twirling attempt.
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There's a lot of space in between the twirling synth melodies and skittering drum machine, which makes sense.
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This ancient, lightsaber-twirling, Force-filled order has no other official adherents, and Luke thinks it must end.
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Houston RocketsThe Houston Rockets' very first logo featured a player wearing a rocket pack while twirling a basketball.
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A woman and a little girl danced in the hallway, giggling and twirling between the two dining rooms.
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Our brains are remarkably adept at twirling the cognitive kaleidoscope until it produces an image we find appealing.
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Marawa The Amazing holds the world record for twirling 200 hoops at once — and in heels, no less!
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"I mean, I like making contributions, I'm a great punch-up man," he said, twirling an imaginary cigar.
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The producers didn't exercise much restraint with the show's opening titles, a twirling ballet of multiplying automatic weapons.
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Seven months was when Bayley, a female, started showing self-directed behavior, like twirling and taking unusual poses.
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Bennu's twirling also may have sped up over time, which has contributed to its condensed diamond-like shape.
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The emotion that met the goal proved that: the stands in tumult, strangers hugging, flags and scarves twirling.
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They pace themselves and position themselves, soon twirling faster and faster, like a merry-go-round winding up.
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Whether they use it for twirling, dancing, or playing dress-up, they'll have fun getting creative with it.
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"The first home movie of me was at the age of five, twirling a plastic revolver," he recalled.
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It shows her twirling through a hotel hallway in a barely-there top, promoting an upcoming club appearance.
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And so he then asked her to dance and spent about three songs twirling her around the dance floor.
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Some moustache-twirling evildoer has tied five people to the track ahead, and another person to the branch line.
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This traditionally involves the contestants showing off skills that have included tap-dancing and baton-twirling, while skimpily dressed.
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"As soon as I got the part I was doing horseback riding, trick roping, gun twirling, guitar," he said.
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In a later clip, Kaulitz is seen twirling a stick of pink cotton candy to end the sweet meal.
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Without Baelish twirling his mustaches as he ties damsels to the rails, what's the point in even having trains?
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"You looked up and you saw the plane twirling around," Andy Jones, a local farmer, told the Associated Press.
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A German figure skater twirling to the score from "Schindler's List" -- how could she Nazi see the backlash coming?
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Others are posting selfies on Twitter proudly twirling their mustaches, using hashtags such as #MrDalit, #DalitWithMoustache, #RightToMoustache and #DalitLivesMatter.
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Nearby another reporter was filmed twirling in the pool, still wearing his shirt and tie, surrounded by synchronized swimmers.
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A Lego-themed meeting booth has an "Everything Is Awesome" button that activates music and a twirling disco ball.
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So, I push myself to eat with them, twirling our forkfuls and letting the sauce drip down our chins.
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A day earlier, the Georgia lawyer held court with reporters, twirling a Juul between his fingers as he spoke.
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This has constrained the most intense winds to a relatively narrow 40-mile diameter around the storm's fast-twirling center.
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In other words, expect impressionistic plotting, sun-dappled scenery, and many, many shots of attractive people twirling, crying and laughing.
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"I'm Omarosa, and I'm back," she stated in her opening vignette of the premiere episode, twirling in a fuchsia gown.
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Marawa isn't about to stop after breaking her last world record of twirling 200 hula hoops at the same time.
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That way, they're so busy twirling their mustaches with their own devious moves, that they never see your moves coming.
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Sales of fidget spinners, a toy that has become ubiquitous in the past year, for instance, got twirling online first.
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Instead, the Dyson team unraveled the Airwrap Styler, a self-twirling curling iron that uses air instead of high heat.
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"The Monopoly Man who is wiping his brow with money and twirling his mustache is magical," user Carolyn Altland wrote.
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To the sadness of no one, Petyr Baelish, Master of Mustache Twirling for House Stark, is finally six feet under.
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Growing up in the suburbs of Sydney, she dreamed of being a professional ballerina, of twirling onto the big stage.
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Mario looked ashamed, then ran across the room, grabbing his son, lifting him a few inches and twirling him around.
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Videos of the baby hippo twirling around in the water, Rubenesque and graceful, are racking up millions of views online.
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The displays are dazzling, with platforms twirling and lasers dancing off the fenders of the latest and greatest vehicles around.
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"It's tough with faith," he continues, twirling in his chair as the gravity of the moment begins to hit him.
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YA stood ready to supply them with plenty of action, cliffhangers, supernatural beings, mustache-twirling bad guys, and true love.
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I was excited for the talent portion to come along, but could barely see Miss Missouri's incredible baton twirling display.
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"The end I'm talking about is always immediately at hand," he says in a low register, twirling his fingers nervously.
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Phone commercials in the past decade flaunt their pencil-thin profiles, with current models twirling like a ballerina on pointe.
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In the early days of their relationship they supported themselves by busking as Jack Sparrow and a wand-twirling lady pirate.
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A video shared by a BBC journalist showed huge gusts of wind twirling water surging through downtown Miami into the air.
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Sometimes it feels like movies were made by twirling some knobs on the Netflix algorithm and seeing what criteria comes out.
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Khloé Kardashian couldn't resist showing off her enviable figure in a new Snapchat video, twirling around in a tiny crop top.
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Which is that if he's a mustache-twirling bad guy then he's a cardboard cut-out and you just hate him.
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Twirling can be damaging as it can tangle hairs — and if done roughly, can snap them and even pull them out.
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However, that doesn't mean we don't sometimes miss the plastic twirling sticks that ultimately did nothing but spin in the air.
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"When The Young Pope is bad, it's epically so — laughable, with histrionics and mustache-twirling and bombastic set pieces," he wrote.
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She was also part of the "Twirlers" (guess that means baton twirling) and was the Secretary to the English Dept. chairman.
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From what I can possibly glean second hand here, the action looks smooth, with Raz bounding, floating and twirling as intended.
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By the time "Independent Women" kicks in it's kind of game over for your inhibitions and you'll probably be up twirling.
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Fans were left twirling from news of their sudden separation, though shocks like this are par for the course with Moore.
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The couple was all smiles as they posed for photos together, with McEntire twirling her fringed burgundy dress around for photographers.
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This season's mustache-twirling bad guy (though not the one who actually showed up in a fake mustache) is definitely Chad.
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All day on the cameras, there was Werner, twirling a handlebar moustache as the witnesses from the company sweated under questioning.
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The Pesvebi Georgian Dancers, an impressive Brooklyn-based ensemble of acrobatic men and twirling women, were riveting during these animated episodes.
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Twirling in a long dress and sneakers while smoking a cigarette, she's enchanting — a perverse flower-child version of Isadora Duncan.
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Running, jumping and twirling, they pass under the doorways, now brightened with white lights that lead to the theater's front door.
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A drone appeared overhead, twirling between trees and telephone wires, red video light blinking, and marchers laughed and screamed and waved.
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And last week, former White House Press Secretary Spicer was twirling in a lime-green ruffled shirt, dancing with the stars.
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A woman wearing a seahorse-inspired robotic tail rotated serenely, twirling around its flexible ballast like a stripper on a pole.
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It keeps twirling and leaping and belting out show tunes, daring you to keep up while knowing damn well you can't.
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Imagine: Our sainted Christy Mathewson, "the Christian Gentleman," twirling against those shifty Chi-town triplets, Tinker and Evers and Chance — forever.
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Or, as the show asks while practically twirling its mustache in delight: Is this kid the real Adam Warren, after all?
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But perhaps the most defining soft quality of Sprouse is his hair, which he's likely twirling mindlessly above his forehead right now.
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The beautiful photography, Lifetime-esque soundtrack, and scene of mother and child twirling together make their journey look like a grand adventure.
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The craft behind 1,500 or more beers brewed in Belgium has got the nod, as has the Neapolitan art of pizza twirling.
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Before this twirling tot was a firework in the music industry, she was just another California girl growing up in Santa Barbara.
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The Cheesecake Lady—of Twirling Hippie Confections in Colorado is not pleased with how things are going in the Colorado edibles community.
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Indeed, India is vying with China to be the world's biggest producer of yarn, with over 227m spindles twirling around the clock.
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And dozens rehearsed for Friday's ceremony, twirling ribbons in the colors of the Olympic rings and preparing paper flags representing 256 countries.
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Cueto beat the Mets in Game 2200 of the World Series last fall, twirling a complete-game two-hitter for Kansas City.
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On the dance floor, where Snoop Dogg was twirling with his wife, trays of pre-rolled joints were passed by female servers.
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Holohan paused on an image of ice-skaters twirling in Central Park, so old that the Dakota stood alone in the skyline.
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A cluster of twirling couples danced to a cumbia beat under the low-slung ceiling, while onlookers clutched bottles of Victoria beer.
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She previously studied accounting at West Virginia University, and represented Team USA at the 2019 Grand Prix of baton twirling in France.
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It is thrilling to see a field of glistening panels absorbing the sun's energy or a vast turbine twirling above the ocean.
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They then showed off their dance moves with Spears twirling in Asghari's arms in a short, ruffled black dress as he dipped her.
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Atkin's Snapchat showed the entire glam team chatting while a twirling Dewan Tatum showed off her final look, which she was obviously feeling.
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Jack(ie) in the Green plants a branch in the sand before walking away, twirling their green and yellow flag toward the sea.
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Add in Christina Hendricks as a butterfly-knife-twirling French teacher, and you've got one of the worst staff rooms of all time.
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Add the dye shades to a tub of liquid and create psychedelic patterns on the surface by twirling the solution with a stick.
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Gracie's company — specifically a board member who may as well be twirling an invisible mustache — wants to nix the unprofitable doll line entirely.
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Eat the right bad guy and Kirby will turn into a knight with a flaming sword or a cowboy with a twirling lasso.
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Maybe Leo will go into the music industry, living out his dreams behind a mixing console, a knob- (not fan-) twirling Jimmy Iovine.
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The pop princess has all but perfected the art of bikini videos – twirling for her haters in some and chillaxing poolside in others.
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As the camera pans out, they're the ultimate picture-perfect couple, newly engaged, kissing and twirling each other around in the Peruvian countryside.
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Most of the finalists drew on music or dance for the talent portion, but some opted for pageant staples such as baton-twirling.
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It's not the bittersweet knowledge that as their characters Frank (Evans) and Bonnie (Jenny Slate) were twirling toward love, so were the actors.
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And no doubt about it: Maddy looks beautiful, confident, and happy in the center of all the twirling curling irons and makeup brushes.
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Wearing a sports jacket and collared shirt with no tie, Shkreli responded to questions by continuing to laugh, twirling a pencil and yawning.
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Clocks will not be kept in action, but video monitors will play footage of some of them, with acrobats twirling and birds fluttering.
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Soon, audience members were on their feet, swaying and twirling to the 11-piece Latin band, led by the Grammy winner Marlow Rosado.
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The footage consists of a uniformed cop twirling a baton, grabbing his crotch, and flexing his biceps, while staring deadpan into the camera.
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The J/psi consists of two quarks: a charm quark paired with a charm antiquark, each circling the other like twirling square dancers.
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Over the crossing and twirling strings of the Nectar Orchestra, Meza repeats a refrain of liberation and conviction: "Vuelve la calma" (calmness returns).
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A wine stain on a tablecloth prefigures a bloody bedsheet; teenagers twirling around subway poles are echoed by strippers in a later scene.
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Impressed and inspired, droves of young people were twirling the weapons in their backyards and trying to avoid whacking themselves in the face.
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His biggest hit was "Grazing in the Grass," a peppy instrumental from 1968 with a twirling trumpet hook and a jangly cowbell rhythm.
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After about 3 minutes of twirling around each other, the twosome came back together for a final will-they-or-won't-they moment.
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Our dystopia isn't just the product of mustache-twirling billionaires drunk with power and fueled by greed — though it is that, too, sometimes.
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I was pulling from all these because I didn't want the people of Harga to be easily dismissed as lawless, mustache-twirling villains.
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Sid Schroepfer, who will be a high school senior in the fall, demonstrated his lasso-twirling skills in the park one recent Sunday.
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He was accompanied by two friends dressed in matching red-and-white striped T-shirts and jeans: his backup dancers, twirling in wheelchairs.
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As some of Carolina's players realigned, Palmer glanced right and then left while twirling his index fingers in the air like helicopter blades.
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Mr. Glass, one of those dastardly masterminds with a tragic past and psychotic ambitions who in another era would be twirling a mustache.
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Sue, with her brightly dyed and cropped hair, star-studded jumper, and long, twirling skirt looks somewhere between punk club and sock hop.
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As the building goes up, the twirling of the cranes at the top look like knitting needles working to bring the monstrous tower up.
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I stated twirling around like this, and Neil liked it and said, "Do it, do it again" over and over and that was it.
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In photos, Panettiere can be seen dancing in the parking lot, laughing and twirling around with the man before they hopped inside their car.
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On most weekdays, you can find me sitting at my desk with one hand twirling fingers through my hair as I scroll through Twitter.
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"Custom color to match the Chanel bag," he captioned a video of Chyna twirling dramatically to show off the perfectly blended streaks of color.
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News alongside BFF Jordyn Woods, Jenner revealed she still cringes when she sees footage of herself as a kid, twirling around on a pole.
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Before the tumble, Mirren smiled brightly while twirling the dress' full skirt in her high heels – showing off her cropped and slicked back haircut.
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With Negan's return, The Walking Dead has the opportunity to demonstrate that it can make its villain more than just a mustache-twirling cartoon.
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Dancing is a cute term; was it snapping fingers and twirling dancing, or just bodies grinding up against each other in a crowded room?
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Besides being a fun reference to her heritage, it's a joyous, playful gown, and she clearly had a ball twirling it across the carpet.
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For indie music lovers, The Smiths were the only band that mattered for much of the 1980s—and Morrissey was their gladioli-twirling talisman.
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He pivots, blade twirling behind his back as he executes a 360-degree spin that I'm pretty sure I've seen Ewan McGregor pull off.
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It may roll off the tongue with the same wand-twirling drama of "petrificus totalus," but sadly it has nothing to do with wizards.
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Twirling a baton requires flair and confidence, in addition to an understanding that the baton is always balanced just a tiny bit off-center.
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The band kicked in, as if on cue, and the two turned to watch a twirling couple, dressed like Tammy Wynette and George Jones.
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Stacking has been an A.A.U. Junior Olympics event since 2012, alongside swimming, karate, and track and field but also baton twirling and jump rope.
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And Cassius's girlfriend, Detroit (Tessa Thompson), an artist with a day job twirling signs in front of businesses, is happy that he's gainfully employed.
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Once, she told The New York Times in 1953, she watched a silk tassel twist and turn as though someone were playfully twirling it.
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Dances from Jalisco, real crowd pleasers, feature dizzying skirt work, in which twirling double layers in riotous colors become presences in their own right.
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Goddard's fanciful gowns, often constructed from hundreds of meters of ruched and ruffled tulle or cotton, are designed for twirling around a dance floor.
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He is a loose-limbed twirling top of a player, and at his best the Pharoah Sanders of this team, a free-jazz innovator.
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The nightmare ends with Leatherface holding a roaring chain saw aloft and twirling, a dance of death whose gracefulness is the movie's final shock.
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"Take a dive into my eyes / Yeah, the eyes of a lioness," sang Ms. Foureira, whipping her hair and twirling in a sequined bodysuit.
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The most intriguing depicts a young woman in a high-waisted skirt and gauzy shawl, twirling a barely outlined flower in her right hand.
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"Crush" If you weren't twirling around your room, pretending like you were singing this directly to your middle school crush, what were you doing?
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But it seems irrefutable that the big managed care stocks are in a different kind of spiral — a profit spiral — that is twirling upward.
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She practices Sufi whirling, a twirling style of dance associated with Persian dervishes that involves extended stretches of vigorous spinning in a meditative trance.
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Before this dancing diva was a trendsetting reality show star, she was just another baton-twirling tot putting on a show in Calabasas, California.
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Fans have mostly drawn art of Akali, the kunai-twirling assassin who hides in a shroud and glows in psychedelic neon colors as she raps.
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In previous outings, the drone fleet has taken forms like a waving American flag backing Gaga, or a twirling Christmas tree at Disney's Starbright Holidays.
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The recent clip from her Tampa concert shows Jay and Blue holding hands, grooving and twirling to the music in the most adorable way possible.
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Eight miles of conveyor belts crisscross the enormous facility, some of them twirling from ceiling to floor in spiral chutes that look like playground slides.
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At the end of season 2 of Riverdale, Archie finally realizes that mustache-twirling mobster Hiram Lodge (Mark Consuelos) really is a very bad man.
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I remember one particular set of photos of black men sagging their pants and images of queer boys on the pier twirling in the sunlight.
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A video shows the 33-year-old mom of two twirling around as "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell plays.
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Following lots of gun-twirling foreplay, the film ends in a 30-minute hail of bullets and dynamite, where clever one-liners drop like bodies.
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The Bruins went 7:40 without scoring a field goal, a drought guard Aaron Holiday ended with a twirling layup early in the second half.
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With their methodical movements — twirling pillows around their bodies, rolling on rugs or assembling and wrecking wooden platforms — the stage becomes a well-oiled machine.
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"Mom, make sure you get me," Joshua said to his pregnant mom Kimberly at one point while taking a break from twirling and leaping around.
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I'd expected him to break the egg while twirling it about, but he simply caught it and cracked it Audrey Hepburn style into a bowl.
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That his uneven English accent might possibly be fake (think BBC received pronounciation crossed with moustachio-twirling stage villain, crossed with Keanu Reeves in Dracula)?
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But twirling the brown plastic steering wheel, I found the Caravan surprisingly nimble for its age, even if repeated hard cornering might produce motion sickness.
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In another scene, they wore candy-colored satin dressing gowns, twirling in chairs designed to look as if they were seated in a nail salon.
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Even twirling like a prima ballerina as she fantasizes alone in her living room or being blithely, politically incorrect, Lorraine seems calm, centered and purposeful.
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A lot of my friends come and see me in "The Nutcracker," and they see that ballet isn't just little girls in tutus twirling around.
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"Mom, make sure you get me," Joshua says to his pregnant mom Kimberly at one point, while taking a break from twirling and leaping around.
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Stuck to the glass were Christmas and Hanukkah decorations made of gummy material: fat Santas twirling around dreidels with snowflakes falling upon colorful boxed gifts.
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I can see her twirling into the future now, flaunting her revenge body made of lava and poisonous tides, completely inhospitable to us poor clowns.
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You can almost imagine one of the quilted sculptures lifting off when you're not looking, or the installation twirling around when you turn your back.
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During the hearing, Shkreli, whose youth and attitude have prompted some critics to label him "Pharmabro," responded to questions by laughing, twirling a pencil and yawning.
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Though the twirling figures in white appear mysterious, the origin of the dervish ceremony lies in an experience familiar to most of us: love and loss.
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Hip-hop is an anachronistic but necessary distinction meant to distinguish this auxiliary group from more customary majorettes, women who march before traditional bands twirling batons.
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As part of her workout gear brand Fabletics' "103 Days of Getting Back on Track," Hudson's Day 6 workout included twirling and hanging from a pole.
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She looked out again, through the sea of muscled bodies gleaming with sweat, and there he was, twirling around in his white tank and black jeans.
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There are only two snap buttons for adjusting the length and after twirling it around my wrist twice, it still sits too loosely for my liking.
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I'll be confidently tossing, twirling and whipping my hair back and forth on the dance floor, like the hair model my inner self longs to be.
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A male dancer drags her and the chair into the center of an empty room, and begins twirling her around in circles, like an inanimate object.
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After a little boy hands her a baseball bat, Beyonce is off, destroying cars and cameras, smashing open a fire hydrant and twirling in its water.
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Instead, Sean Spicer fully embraces the music, making his way onto the studio mainstage, twirling into his jacket, and throwing his Apple Watch onto his wrist.
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But the action scenes are all bombast and broad, mustache-twirling cartoon evil, with a heavy reliance on CGI animals ported in from the Uncanny Valley.
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If that astronaut managed to get the entire spinner twirling around — not just on its axis, but the whole device — then it would basically spin forever.
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When you see the sheer danciness of his work—the twirling, the leaping, the falling, the floor-smacking—Koleda, in large measure, is what you're seeing.
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For me, Tanner's words ring true: Pulling my hair out is pleasurable—self-soothing, almost, like biting your nails or twirling your hair when you're nervous.
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Gorgeous and graceful, the Russian rhythmic gymnast Margarita Mamun glides across the floor, twirling a hoop or a streaming red ribbon around her fantastically limber body.
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Mack Rides, its German manufacturer, has programmed the cars to spin in a controlled manner using magnetic technology, so you're not twirling at nausea-inducing levels.
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None of this is to say Goldman Sach or Apple is a mustache-twirling villain looking to specifically screw over people with less-than-ideal credit.
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When these are added to the poppy music and the twirling stage, the effect is often numbing and the two-hour running time feels much longer.
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Toni Veal, the head coach, was chastising two young turners who had been twirling ropes for a jumper but had failed to align with her rhythm.
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I didn't want to raise the topic of sex, but it seemed to hang there, twirling slowly above our heads like the rubber avatar of Death.
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Before a twirling class on Wednesday, Ms. Kowalsky sat in a Midtown coffee shop and compared her listening ability to an average person's recognition of colors.
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Sometimes the gleam faded quickly, but just as often it crescendoed into a turbulent chaotic flow, wisps of green and pink twirling across the night sky.
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Thor is also far less serious than he was in his first two films, especially when he's trying to describe exactly how his twirling hammer works.
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But everyone here will tell you," he continued, with a twirling finger-to-head gesture, "that what he's saying to these people across the country is crazy.
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And second, they've actually given their bottle a twist, creating a cheeky "couture" shape inspired by the "covetable, twirling dresses on a runway," according to a statement.
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In the States, it's a decorated carb that fits nicely inside greasy takeout containers and can also be found twirling on the lazy Susans of fancier establishments.
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Take a look at this one, which features Spears twirling in a princess dress and a red nighty while she listens to "Feel It Still" by Portugal.
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Standing in the shade, poolside by a waterfall, Spears took a break from the hot Las Vegas sun — "Twirling for all the haters," as she put it.
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Within minutes, the two were all over each other, hugging and touching, with Jackson massaging her back, picking her up and twirling her around in the air.
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" Ariana was accompanying her boyfriend Collin Lipman to his prom and shared a sweet moment between the two with Lipman twirling Ariana with the caption, "My Love.
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She runs around "greeting people with her snout or a wave, twirling and standing up on her back hooves, and playing a toy piano," USA Today reports.
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He changed clothes and rushed to a middle-school football game where his 12-year-old daughter, Emily, was making her debut on the flag twirling squad.
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It's just like Cinderella twirling around and around until she finds herself wearing a poufy blue ball gown, except Skelotim is changing into a Flamin' Hot Cheeto.
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A boy who likes wearing jewelry or makeup, twirling in a tutu or caring for baby dolls is at best the subject of conversations conducted sotto voce.
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Arturo O'Farrill's hotshot Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra studs it with some fierce rhythmic punctuation, and Chucho Valdés pays homage to his father with a twirling, ecstatic solo.
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Contra is a social dance, with traces of square, swing and folk, where you're in weaving, twirling lines and constantly being flung into a new person's arms.
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But as background dancers filed onto the stage behind Monáe and Porter and began twirling, it was time for the next kind of weird and iffy moment.
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This is a fun little GIF of a man in a little bathing suit twirling his umbrella at the Trump National Doral Miami on a rainy day.
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But he is voiced by James Spader in mustache-twirling villain mode, and he's the kind of unapologetic drama queen who insists on having his own throne.
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It's during those times that our nervous habits have a way of showing up—cracking knuckles, tapping fingers, twirling hair, biting your nails, lip or a pencil.
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Miss Missouri Simone Esters put on an incredible show with her twirling batons, but the audience could barely see it because of how poor the lighting was.
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We're just twirling our mustaches, wasting our lives in a pointless line, only to show the world that we can't handle a single funny joke like civilized people.
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And if twirling around trying to keep the hoop afloat wasn't hard enough, he also performs the loop-the-loop with a yo-yo at the same time.
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During the hearing, Shkreli, whose youth and attitude have prompted some critics to label him "Pharmabro," responded to questions by continuing to laugh, twirling a pencil and yawning.
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The bot, made by Simbe Robotics and trundling through a Decathlon store, uses its sensors to read electronic merchandise tags, twirling this way and that to pinpoint products.
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The full spread drops today, along with a behind-the-scenes video of Hill twirling around a New York rooftop in select pieces from the brand's latest offering.
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The twirling tower of flame reached speeds of 143 mph (230 kph), which rivaled some of the most destructive Midwest tornados, National Weather Service meteorologist Duane Dykema said.
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The video shows her wearing a pink bustier and twirling a matching umbrella, and after a few seconds, she lifts her feet and taps them on the ground.
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The video—grainy images of industrial chimney stacks billowing out smoke, interspersed with hypnotic live footage of Morrissey twirling round onstage—was shown on Top Of The Pops.
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But while the dancing is lively and captures some of the dizzying ambience of the cabarets, we have definitely seen these flashes of undergarments and twirling limbs before.
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I remember needing to feel beautiful, and catching glimpses in the mirrored wall of my hairy legs coming out under that skirt, catching glimpses of my desperate twirling.
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Fun fact: Ms. Williams — shown running, jumping, lunging and twirling like an Energizer bunny in overdrive — claims to hate working out as much as the rest of us.
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In the tunnel, they form their huddle and turn it into an impromptu dance-off, with two players twirling in the center and the rest clapping and laughing.
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The sight of people twirling in midair far above the stage was, for me, more terrifying than entertaining, and Copland's spare, spacious masterpiece felt incidental to the spectacle.
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My mind was running a loop, twirling through the choice of dying from liver disease or spending a year running back and forth to the bathroom, throwing up.
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Tharp takes inspiration from just about anything fit for a stage — from ballet to the circus to baton twirling — so she can sometimes feel like a stylistic maximalist.
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One club member, 2250-year-old Herman Atwood, danced to "My Girl," twisting and twirling in his Sears Roebuck sweater vest as if he was at a wedding.
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When Cosima finally confronts her creator — the mustache-twirling, supernaturally old scientist P.T. Westmoreland — it's for torturing the man he made into a monster with dubious experimental treatments.
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When the government becomes alerted to his presence, they set Robotnik on his tail, giving Carrey license to slip into his "The Mask" mode, twirling moustache and all.
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Along the way, he became something of a pizza celebrity, known for his flashy acrobatics in tossing and twirling dough, flaming or otherwise, and for building giant pizzas.
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A package delivery robot was twirling around, too, making for a mesmerizing GIF — words can&apost really do it all justice, so check out the full story here.
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The model showed off the new look in a series of photos on Instagram, where she's twirling in front of a pool and a gorgeous mountainous SoCal backdrop.
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He followed up the post with a Boomerang taken inside Parisi Bakery before posting one of his wife happily twirling in the snow outside the Italian sandwich shop.
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The main building, Googleplex, is fronted by a T-Rex skeleton with twirling flamingos, a reminder to Googlers, as they are called, to stay relevant and not become dinosaurs.
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At the center of this two-dimensional game was a small airplane—the 'luftrauser'—twirling through the skies over a body of water, dodging bullets and strafing enemy ships.
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Lesson 7: Sneak in a humblebrag Yes, the stated purpose of this video is twirling on the haters, but secretly Britney just wanted to show off that awesome waterfall.
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Archer's world is brimming with stiff drinks, mustache-twirling villains, grand dames and grateful heiresses, and its depraved inhabitants are always ready for some cheeky banter, screwball comedy-style.
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But, despite all his mustache twirling, that Faustian deal requires immense sacrifices that leave him as much a victim of the Hand's machinations as any of the other characters.
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The mom of a toddler twirling around in an office chair told me that her daughter's presence in the office at that moment is indicative of the Pattern culture.
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The music — for voices, percussion and krar (lyre) or masenko (one-stringed fiddle) — was sparse but mesmerizing, a gallery of regional modes and rhythms matched by twirling, shaking dances.
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The two twirling stars orbit the third star at a distance of 300 astronomical units (1 astronomical unit is equal to the distance between the Earth and the sun).
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The 35-year-old and her beau then showed off their dance moves with Spears twirling in Asghari's arms in a short, ruffled black dress as he dipped her.
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A little boy hands her a baseball bat, nicknamed Hot Sauce, and then she's off, destroying cars and cameras, smashing open a fire hydrant and twirling in its water.
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The outfit was clearly comfortable, too, as Hilton (whose hair and makeup were done by beGlammed) was seen twirling and jumping on the festival grounds (with phone in hand).
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With one gold medal to her name so far (surely the first of many), the 4-foot-9 dynamo is tumbling, twirling, and leaping her way into international hearts.
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And finally, Kate Bosworth cemented her Best Dresses status before she even hit the red carpet with her twirling Instagram snap, and her afterparty look didn't fall flat either.
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Teigen went on to share another cute clip of her daughter getting through the entire line from start to finish — and then celebrating by twirling for her adoring audience.
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Just a quick scroll through Tamron Hall's lavish Instagram profile and you'll realize she is the living, breathing, twirling embodiment of what it means to live one's best life.
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Here, she performs in quintessential Florence style—barefoot, twirling around the stage, in a fucking long dress that puts her in the canon of English folk-lore (watch above).
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His booth at the Showplace Antique & Design Center in Manhattan is filled with statues, paintings and tapestries that represent dancers with twirling scarves, skimpy beaded tops and gauzy skirts.
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"We're trying to work here," he told two reporters before turning them away and as New York-bound Shah watched a news clip of himself twirling on a rooftop.
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Okón had seen this cop twirling his baton on the street, and then paid him 203 pesos, currently about $12 US dollars, to do the routine in Okón's studio.
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The NFL has a red flag to announce a request for a replay review, and now the NBA will have a twirling index finger for the 2019-20 season.
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And then this happened: New Leftovers member Nicolai "Maestro" Bang served up a quick, twirling pass in front of the goal, but Alexander "Sikii" Karelin missed the tricky shot.
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I'm always keen to remind folks that oppression functions not through mustache twirling villains, but through unfair policies, hierarchical systems of control, and the wide spread of harmful ideologies.
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There, Gloria works, dotes on her family (Michael Cera and Caren Pistorius play her adult son and daughter) and searches for love, often while twirling in dark dance clubs.
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Just yesterday, the evil Byron Walden was twirling his mustache at us, but Mr. Agard and Ms. Briñas are using their superpowers to help us rescue our solving mojo.
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The show sported a colorful HBCU theme — complete with baton-twirling majorettes, a step team, and a marching band — allowing the world to see the beauty of Black culture.
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Ms. Meyers gave Ms. Yende the staging choice of holding hands with Alisa and twirling her around, or just grabbing Alisa's hand and sending her off spinning by herself.
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"Red Panel," made three years later, has another white ball but also a twisted metal squiggle, twirling like those electrified "wacky wire" games you can play at carnival midways.
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There were British Navy sailors and Army soldiers, only pacing back and forth ceremoniously every now and again, and twirling their rifles so fast they were almost a blur.
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But twirling pens on your fingers or mastering Solitaire aren't nearly as impressive as driving an 18-ton front-end loader on two wheels while making the gigantic machine twerk.
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Ehrenreich had to lobby hard to land the role of Hobie Doyle, a rope-twirling, hard-drawling fish-out-of-water who is by no means the film's main character.
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His character does fall in love in the movie, and for Timmy, falling in love always seems to come with twirling while holding hands and making out in the grass.
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While much of the beauty in Satterwhite's videos comes from their intricacy — figures twirling, flitting, and fucking within what feels like infinite scale — it's nice to watch someone slow down.
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She posted a slow-motion video on Instagram twirling in CO+CO pieces (from her new brand!) and followed it up with a three-split of her outfit choices (above!).
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And one more reminder that there are MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD — so major you may as well call them majorettes and stick 'em in front of a marching band twirling batons.
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Appears: 1:31 After Random Pilot That Should Be Poe But Isn't shows up, infamous First Order Stormtrooper FN-2199 gets texted into the proceedings, complete with twirling baton action.
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FBI Special Agent Ray Conlin (Dominic Fumusa) — who should be a fun mustache-twirling a-hole for this season — claims that they worry Sekou's rhetoric will incite others to violence.
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He antagonized lawmakers during his nearly 45 minutes on the stand by smirking, twirling his pencil, doodling and posing for pictures, while refusing to answer any questions about drug prices.
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Spinning their gals or twirling mops, they danced to old swing and early rock of the sort you can hear for a quarter on the jukebox in any Johnny Rockets.
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It wasn't quite a shooting-your-own-glove-out-of-the-air celebration, but twirling your stick and then holstering as if it were a rapier is still pretty slick.
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What really revs these patrons' engines isn't the comforting clack of wooden balls twirling in their basket, or even the victorious thrill of shouting "bingo," but the prize: raw meat.
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As the opening theme song blared, I'd whisper to my friends about which cartoon child — Arnold or Ralphie, Wanda or Keesha — we all had crushes on, while twirling my pigtails.
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Mr. Law, who played Watson in Mr. Ritchie's "Sherlock" flicks, takes on mustache-twirling duties as Vortigern, a louche pouter who skulks around in black, doubtless dreaming of Richard III.
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And Mr. Bixler-Zavala wasted no time getting physical with the music of the band he'd grown up in: jumping, twitching, twirling a shiny microphone stand, climbing the stage scaffolding.
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" Fox said Riley's music has taught him about having patience in his work: "How even small things, repeating, twirling, can be extremely familiar, and also energizing every time they reappear.
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Footnote: This performance, from September 1988, also shows him on the cusp of his "Batman" soundtrack resurgence, which seems to be signified in his outfit and the cane-twirling flourishes.
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The other image, which was shared to her Instagram Stories, saw Will twirling a young Jordyn around by the hand in her pink dress and buns at a birthday celebration.
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"It's so cartoonishly malicious that I can picture someone twirling their mustache as they drafted it in their secret Capitol lair last night," said Representative Jim McGovern, Democrat of Massachusetts.
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Game of Thrones fans know Rheon has no trouble going dark and twisted, but Maximus is a different kind of performance — less mustache-twirling villainy, more dangerous-but-compelling antagonism.
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The culprit was his disappearing cutter, so Sabathia spent days twirling the ball in his hand, positioning his thumb with just the right amount of pressure to create sufficient spin.
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He sat in on a bench in Dorsey's weight room and, twirling a neon orange fidget spinner, meandered from Pop Warner football to his report card, school uniforms to religion.
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Along with the rhythm of drums and gongs, the cold added a spring to the step of older women twirling fans on floats and young men hidden behind bobble-headed costumes.
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"Expanding subsidies for high earners, and cutting health coverage off from the working poor: it sounds like a left-wing caricature of mustache-twirling, top-hatted Republican fat cats," he writes.
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William literally forsook his name, shedding his identity as the good guy and dismembering a camp full of hosts, twirling the very knife that the MiB has been brandishing all season.
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Before bodies go twirling through the air in intimidating, otherworldly contortions, the athletes gather in elevators and stairwells, and this essay reminds us of their less-famous side as humans. —K.
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Despite the fascinating experiences offered by virtual reality, it can also be nerve-wracking — especially when you're worried about crashing into real-world objects while twirling around in a virtual space.
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Learn How To DanceYou know those couples who always tear it up at every wedding you go to, twirling around effortlessly to "Shout" while everyone else awkwardly tries to bop along?
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Mets 25, Marlins 24 Jason Vargas finally earned his first win with New York, twirling five solid innings and combining with five relievers on a five-hit shutout of visiting Miami.
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Here's a clip of Beyoncé twirling her ponytail (on them haters) like the flawless human that she is: Beyoncé is so extra with this pony tail, I live. pic.twitter.
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The viewer's likeness appears and disappears as the twirling mirrors reveal the gallery's far-flung corners, all filtered back to a single small monitor, like ten fractured surveillance cameras in one.
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DeAndre Hopkins' whirling, twirling 49-yard reception set up Ka'imi Fairbairn's 36-yard field goal in overtime as the Houston Texans defeated the visiting Dallas Cowboys 19-16 on Sunday night.
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This week, the local populace has gotten its first up-close-and-personal look at Woods twirling his club after a well-struck shot and walking his putts into the hole.
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The basketball courts overflowed with teenaged boys, and a baton-twirling squad was having an informal practice session on an overgrown patch of grass along the bike path leading into Milan.
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Fiji's 393 islands and the warm ocean between them have some of the most colorful soft-coral reefs in the world, home to turtles, sharks and a gazillion twirling, neon fish.
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Muschetti is skilled at blocking out horror — one scene in particular, involving the uncanny form of a naked old woman twirling in the background of a shot, will haunt my nightmares.
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Hover the phone's camera over a photo of the singer-songwriter King Princess, and the image on the screen will transform into a photo sequence of her twirling in the sun.
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He pulled out a pair of sparkling red high heels, put them on and proceeded to fly around the car, twirling on the vertical poles and hanging from the horizontal ones.
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The one exception is "The Portrait of the Lord Jesus Christ" (1862), in which the face of Christ emerges from the jubilant tangle of twirling lines, vivid red, yellow, and blue.
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From showing her love of nature by hugging a tree to her exaggerated twirling, the mother of three gave her best angles to show off her matching Dior tweed coat and skirt.
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And when Williams and her two fans, twirling and thrashing onstage, sang the final words of the chorus—God, it just feels so good—"Misery Business" felt like something different entirely. Empowerment?
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Of course, all that leaping and twirling on the busy byways of a city like New York (we don't know if it's New York City), leads to her bumping into a guy.
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In this chapter, he looks through a few of his favorite Atari games and brings the memories flooding back of long weekends spent twirling joysticks in the rising dawn of computer gaming.
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And, if you order a noodle dish, Hai Di Lao employees might perform an entertaining "noodle dance, " which involves waiters dancing with long noodle strands like rhythmic gymnasts twirling a starchy ribbon.
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Name a fabric and they'll put their signature Fiorucci twist on it: stretchy denim, neon spandex, patent leather, sequins, and more, all draped across a slew of dancing, twirling, ultra-tanned bodies.
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One thing I apparently like looking at is an industrial robot twirling around Serbian artist Dragan Iliclike a parade baton, which (conveniently enough) is the basic premise of his project DI-2K4.
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It features Clarkson in a Belle-esque yellow gown twirling in an all-white field, an exploding house, primary color-infused fashion moments, and a slew of talented dancers and backup singers.
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Former New York queen Veronica Lodge (Camila Mendes) is stuck waiting tables after cutting off her relationship with scheming dad Hiram (Mark Consuelos, now almost exclusively twirling a mustache in all scenes).
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The characters include Ribbon Girl who can multi-jump in mid-air while her twirling ribbon arms, Min Min and her spin kick, and characters like Master Mummy who regain health automatically.
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Uber A — or A.D., if you prefer to the more formal name — may not be the diabolical, mustache-twirling villain we've come to expect from the most dangerous A of all time.
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Melania Trump's cover for the Mexican edition of Vanity Fair, also known as the "diamond noodles heard 'round the world," features the new First Lady twirling a bite of probably priceless spaghetti.
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After colliding, the two men plummeted onto the bluff above San Diego's Black's Beach on Saturday, "twirling, almost like a leaf falling," witness Ryan Bloum, 20043, told the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Then there is Beverly Tapinski, who makes twirling a baton "look easy and impossible at the same time" and has already run away from home and made it as far as Atlanta.
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And as Talos, the shapeshifting extraterrestrial after Carol's secrets, Ben Mendelsohn emerges as Captain Marvel's secret weapon — a mustache-twirling villain with hidden depths, and a mischievous sense of humor to boot.
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Vintage punk blares on the speakers, Yoshi swaggers behind the counter like a mix of Mick Jagger and a Batman villain, twirling his knife, then precisely striking the heavily marbled belly meat.
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Even with '22007 Series star Bill Mazeroski twirling a yellow Penguins towel, the Sharks spoiled a denied the Penguins a fourth Stanley Cup in 25 years and a second in seven years.
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Yet while she creates intimacy as well as interiority by visually closing in on each sister, as with repeated images of Nell reading alone and Eva twirling away, the movie lacks urgency.
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CAIRO — When an Egyptian actress strutted down the red carpet in Cairo last week, twirling and smiling in a revealing lace dress, she had hoped to turn heads in the movie world.
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His strikeout total on Friday night was particularly encouraging, as was the diversity in Tanaka's third-strike pitches — twirling sliders, mid-90s fastballs, curves and sinkers that muted the Rangers' strong lineup.
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That was the killer's M.O., and Adora is just too busy gliding around her gigantic house, twirling all kinds of poison, to be concerned with performing intensive dental work of her victims.
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The beat compelled me, to the point where I would routinely have to be stopped from wailing "LET ME SEE THAT THOOOOONG" while twirling in my socks on my nan's kitchen tiles.
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The 36-year-old "Baby One More Time" singer kicked off the weekend Friday by posting her first runway Instagram video of 2018 — dancing, twirling, and posing for the camera in her home.
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The singer is dressed like a Bollywood star, wearing a bindi and henna and other immediate references to India, twirling her hands in mystic circles that have no actual root in Indian dance.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Stella McCartney on Monday gave further evidence that fashion brands are increasingly becoming entertainment companies as she closed her show with models twirling and dancing as if in a Broadway musical.
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After one recent performance, an ensemble piece that featured Xibe matrons twirling with very large knives, he wondered aloud whether he might be the last of his generation to keep such traditions alive.
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As a beam of light travels through space, it propagates forward in a straight line but it can be rotating about the axis along which it travels, like a corkscrew twirling through space.
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Prior to sharing her most recent honeymoon Instagram, the newlywed posted a 360, slow-motion video of herself twirling in her custom, Zac Posen wedding dress in the chapel on her wedding day.
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An hour before the event, the stands are completely empty, but the spacious dark room is filled with colored spotlights, and twirling bright beams bounce off the walls awaiting the excitement to come.
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He is thirty-eight, with a dry, ironic wit and a nervous habit of twirling his goatee, which is rapidly going gray; his clients are, for the most part, young, boisterous, and unpredictable.
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To do that she beat overwhelming favorite and three-time world champion Yana Kudryavtseva, who surrendered her title hopes when her twirling act with the clubs went horribly wrong in its dying seconds.
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If they were carefully twirling their pasta noodles on a spoon, or seemed to be moving either very quickly or very slowly, that probably meant today was the biggest day of their life.
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Unlikely, and Bachelor Nation may have to sit through an entire extra season of her hair-twirling ambivalence to find out for sure — the Filipino-American is rumored to be the next Bachelorette.
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Just as Scrooge was visited by three ghosts, so you will be visited by seven hair-gelled real estate brokers twirling keys and asking you for $500 cash to do some simple photocopying.
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CreditCreditEdwin J. Torres for The New York Times To the right of where the hooded gunman paused and lifted his revolver, Jessica White's three young children were twirling down a pockmarked metal slide.
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At one point, the Lizarraga siblings took to the stage too, twirling with such elan I had to remind myself repeatedly that these are people in their 30s and that this is 2019.
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There on the dance floor, with guys on stage twirling fabric (known as flagging) under pools of purple and lime green lights, a feeling washed over me—it felt like home, like family.
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When I asked my mom recently why she thought twirling was the better choice of early gateway sports, what with the former's long storied history of self discipline and mental focus, she seemed unfazed.
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In a newly released extended clip, Channing Tatum is swirling and twirling to the Oscar-winning tune from Disney's 2013 animated hit Frozen in an upcoming hour-long special episode of Lip Sync Battle.
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This spaghetti recipe calls for clams and mussels and is full of perfect bites of seafood, tomatoes, and pasta that will allow you to brush up on your twirling and seafood-picking fork skills.
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But, really, Union makes a much better case for it — just look at all the twirling and power-posing she clocked in on the way to the red carpet, which she shared on Instagram.
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And yet, for a deeply reactionary spectacle that still involves baton twirling and tap dancing, the pageant has also produced a surprising number of renegades who bent or broke the rules with righteous flamboyance.
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Maybe not all of us get a photo of ourselves emblazoned on said bus, but Carrie twirling around in her tutu with the look of ultimately crushed hope on her face is hella real.
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Eight countries missed out on a final place, including Montenegro's Slavko Kalezic, whose hair-twirling performance in a see-through shirt and long, silky skirt recalled the 2014 champion, bearded drag queen Conchita Wurst.
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Then a few of them act out their dreams, right there on the factory floor: twirling in a ballerina tutu, strumming an electric guitar, practicing hip-hop moves, dancing in a peacock-patterned dress.
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Behind those bright swirls of light inscribed on the dusky twilight are two granddaughters with twirling sparklers, celebrating the joy of being in this magical place, with their family, on a perfect holiday evening.
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That topped off a 3-for-5 showing with three R.B.I., and Harper sent his bat twirling in the direction of his former dugout, then engaged in elaborately choreographed celebrations with his current teammates.
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Every so often, a performer drifts or rushes into an apparent digression, as when one, who self-identifies as a "sex educator," pulls out a few of his flogging whips and begins twirling them.
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It's Kayla who has the most agonizing scene in "Bombshell," when she is forced to audition for Ailes by twirling in front of him and agonizingly raising her skirt to show him her legs.
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With Pinegrove, Plunkett helps to broaden the band's blooming alt-country rooted deep in the New Jersey woodlands; as Half Waif, she makes room for globe-twirling prism pop in search of a home.
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This time of year, especially, he spends a lot of quality time with his bats, twirling them like batons in the San Diego Padres' clubhouse, gripping and waggling them around in his massive hands.
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Stephanie O'Hara: Just the other day I walked into Smith's room, and he was in his underwear with a blanket wrapped around him, twirling and belting "Let It Go" in front of the mirror.
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Their chairs were side by side, and the man had his arm around the girl and was running his hand through her hair as if they were lovers — caressing, twirling and playing with it.
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After a fairly competitive first round, Taleb found an opening for a highlight reel KO, planting an explosive straight right on his opponent's forehead to send him twirling into a face-plant on the canvas.
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Not only is Mario in a bustling city, but he appears to be jump, twirling and flinging his hat in a city full of taxi cabs, commuters and other cars just waiting to be stolen.
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The chip is supposed to be sensitive enough to pick up complex gestures, such as twirling a finger in a clockwise circle to increase the volume on a virtual dial or anticlockwise to reduce it.
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Ace Attorney offers an alternative—it's a game series where the bumbling police always arrest the patsy, and you have to prove that the obviously guilty mustache-twirling witness, is, in fact, the true culprit.
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The word "profiteer" evokes a certain mustache-twirling brand of evil, but clearly there would need to be some sober-minded efforts at defining before the attempts at reining in the practice could even begin.
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She sat for a series of increasingly madcap television and radio interviews, twirling to salsa music with a television host named El Gordo ("The Fat One") and proposing a remedy for a politics-weary nation.
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As much of a fearsome warrior Grey Worm seems to be, he could use a little more practice with his knife twirling technique — or else Tyrion should get used to a knife in his throat.
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In the stands of the Washington arena on this July evening, cheerleaders in slit white miniskirts and tight red tops swung their pompoms while young men paraded around twirling enormous cutout posters of Osaka's likeness.
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"Your energy bill's paid!" the M.C. declared between soaring numbers from recording artists like VaShawn Mitchell and Charles Jenkins, calling to a young woman from the audience, who shrieked and started twirling on the floor.
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One of the most impressive plays of the half came a few possessions later when Goodwin drove to the rim, made a layup while twirling after making contact with a defender and drew a foul.
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The three that Mashable strapped in for included a moment among a dancer and musicians twirling around the Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles, a somewhat crudely CG-rendered ride-along on the Wright Bros.
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Its repertoire spanned slow, plaintive, burnished instrumental melodies; somber traditional songs and quick-fingered, breakneck dance tunes that had the cellist twirling onstage and the audience happily clapping and stamping as if sharing a Cretan hoedown.
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There's the classic 16th-century witches sabbath etching that I love, and some of the creatures and demons are spinning and twirling around from one leg and then onto the other leg and around the back.
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The supermodel and Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shared a video of her snake twirling around her messy high bun as it looked almost like a '90s hair scrunchie as it twisted around the hairdo.
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Still, Zoey is blissfully unaware romantic doom is ahead of her, and is instead twirling around Cal U's campus like she's an extra in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and losing her marbles over extra pickled cabbage tacos.
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Spin can tell us about an object's formation history—perhaps this twirling vortex of darkness used to be a neutron star, before consuming matter from its surroundings, gaining angular momentum, and collapsing into a black hole.
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"I was boxing the ears off him, I don't know how it went against me," said Conlan, who lingered in the ring after the fight, twirling his vest around his head to applause from the crowd.
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Nicks, who introduced herself as "Stephanie" and joked that she was a "struggling singer" who was "reborn" in San Francisco, has a knack for baton-twirling, despite accidentally whacking herself in the head at one point.
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Cooper made his big entrance during "King Herod's Song" when he strutted down the steps in a flashy suit while twirling a skull-headed cane and later accompanied by a group of showgirl-esque backup dancers.
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"Hardball" host Chris Matthews, another supposed liberal on MSNBC, was so enamored by Trump in a recent interview that he looked like a high school cheerleader twirling her hair for the captain of the football team.
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Keuchel continued his mastery of the New York Yankees by twirling seven shutout innings in the Astros' 2-1 victory on Friday night at Minute Maid Park in Game 1 of the American League Championship Series.
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Children's Books MY BEST FRIENDWritten by Julie Fogliano Illustrated by Jillian Tamaki Two small girls spend a perfect day together in the park, making chalk drawings, twirling until they fall, sitting peacefully under a big tree.
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Children's Books MY BEST FRIENDWritten by Julie Fogliano Illustrated by Jillian Tamaki Two small girls spend a perfect day together in the park, making chalk drawings, twirling until they fall, sitting peacefully under a big tree.
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In "The Acrobatic Fly" (1910), for instance, a housefly is seen upside down twirling a blade of grass, a pebble, and a piece of wood with its many legs, as if it were a circus performer.
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Most fittingly, with tens of thousands of scarves twirling in the air, they gave an airing to "Oh Campione," which provided the soundtrack to the club's adventures in the Champions League more than a decade ago.
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"When 'The Young Pope' is bad, it's epically so — laughable, with histrionics and mustache-twirling and bombastic set pieces," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times about this creation from the Italian director Paolo Sorrentino.
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Halladay had given up nine in Texas, eight more (seven earned) in his next start against Boston, but seemed to have righted the ship, twirling seven innings of six-hit shutout ball against the White Sox.
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There's a handful of sequences in The Witcher 3 when the player takes control of Ciri—and she's a twirling, slashing, teleporting superhero who makes Geralt look about as agile as a scarred lump of modeling clay.
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After getting ready for a wedding, seventeen-year-old Zoe Laverne pulled out her iPhone, took a slow-mo video of herself twirling in her bedroom, and paired it with "Castle on the Hill" by Ed Sheeren.
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But instead of being a way for nefarious, mustache twirling bad-guys, these crypto-robin (robbin?) hoods want to give websites a tool to let users opt in to opening up their processing power for crypto-mining.
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Her wedding-day hair stylist, Richard Ward, previously told PEOPLE exactly how he achieves the look, with tips on everything from drying the hair (on a low speed) to how to remove the rollers (there's twirling involved).
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As we debate her clothing options, Yoli's son, Jose, toddles out and wraps his chubby arms around his mother's leg, poking his little fingers through the holes in her jeans and twirling the white threads hanging down.
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Melania appears to be twirling one of the expensive-looking necklaces with a fork in preparation to take a bite, even using a spoon to aid in her proper dining etiquette and I'm sorry, WHAT IS THIS?!
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YouTube user Aaron Walston shared a truly touching video of his 87-year-old grandmother Donna Smolinski expertly twirling her baton — as she reminisced on her majorette days at Alpena High School in Michigan many years before.
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Softly spectral images, such as a woman holding a dress and twirling, are projected on the bottoms of the boxes, thus the pieces traffic in the media of photography and video (plus, elsewhere in the show, painting).
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If Disney made an animated film about them, the animators would render the ballerina as a pretty, long-lashed sea otter, sleekly twirling in the waves, whereas Eugene would be—he didn't know—a South American tapir.
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"You try to pick that one pitch, because you know you're going to get that one pitch, because his mind is thinking and twirling a little bit, and you know that when you're facing him," Harper said.
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It's sort of the way "mustache-twirling" still goes with EVIL (even though I wonder how many people these days would picture a "girl tied to train tracks" melodrama as I do when I consider the gesture).
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The poster for the 22015th edition features Claudia Cardinale — a star of "The Leopard," which won the festival's top prize in 19460 — twirling in a skirt, her hair blowing in the wind, the very image of vitality.
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It takes a while for them to get together — they meet, they retreat, repeat — only to end up swaying in that fading, soft-light time known as the magic hour, tapping and twirling yet never quite touching.
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Click here to view original GIFThe dance lasted approximately 15 seconds, consisting of pointing, twirling, and entirely too many pelvic thrusts for a 53-year-old man who probably employs or does business with most of his audience.
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A total score of 76.483 carried Mamun to the top of the podium after three-times world champion Yana Kudryavtseva surrendered her title hopes when her twirling act with the clubs went horribly wrong in the dying seconds.
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Inspired by a visit to the market where the prince is serenaded by twirling foreign traders plying their wares - spices from India, fruits from Syria and fabric from Lebanon - Al Faris orders his chief merchant to welcome them.
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Things like plants, the twirling fan lizards, and other pieces of foliage are re-created physically, while more active elements — a Na'vi warrior at the start of the ride, or a pair of vicious Viperwolves — appear as projections.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's one of the first artworks I remember: a wall of stacked TVs, each one a twirling, fragmented, cacophonous montage that, if you stepped back, together looked something like an American flag.
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Fixating on the iconography of Nazism—the jackboots, the swastikas, the fastidious SS officers twirling brightly polished canes (thanks, "SS-GB")—risks fencing off fascism to a corner of central Europe in the middle of the 20th century.
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In addition, San Francisco Deputy District Attorney Diana Garcia said Garcia Zarate created a risk of death by bringing the firearm to the pier and twirling around on a chair for at least 20 minutes before he fired.
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A total score of 76.483 carried Mamun to the top of the podium after three-time world champion Yana Kudryavtseva surrendered her title hopes when her twirling act with the clubs went horribly wrong in its dying seconds.
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Her wedding-day hairstylist, Richard Ward, previously told PEOPLE exactly how he achieves "The Kate" blowout look, with tips on everything from drying the hair (on a low speed) to how to remove the rollers (there's twirling involved).
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Forget whirling and twirling — there's nothing dainty about "Repercussion," the first full-length dance work by Boomerang, a burgeoning dance and performance project that since its inception in 2012 has garnered attention from all corners of the industry.
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I can imagine a version of Industries that fully embraces the identity of a mustache-twirling corporate fat cat and exults in the efficient exploitation of resources natural and human, and the titanic architecture of of heavy industry.
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This year, it's added "Boys Beyond Boundaries," whose short films feature not only the children of "Hello Salaam," but also a boy who furtively cross-dresses and one who's the only male entrant in a baton-twirling contest.
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Covered in an elaborate mosaic of mirrors, the building has a glittery, twirling, 217-foot-tall sculpture of drag queen Divine, by the British artist Andrew Logan and an impressive Pez dispenser collection featuring three versions of Elvis.
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Alexandra Michel of the University of Pennsylvania studied bankers over nine years and found that by the third year of overwork their bodies started "taking revenge", leading to tics such as nail-biting and hair-twirling, and insomnia.
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He's now topping up your stemmed shot glass; you thank him, but can barely manage to tear your eyes off the Russian dancers dressed in bright, billowy pants, twirling and stomping to broadly "ethnic" music and disco lights.
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A film by the multimedia artist Wu Tsang projected in one corner of a carpeted room, featuring the poet and thinker Fred Moten twirling peacefully in vibrant sunlight, folds of a billowing garment flapping wildly with the movement.
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With tips on everything from drying the hair (on a low speed) to how to remove the rollers (there's twirling involved), Ward offers an exclusive hair tutorial that you can either use at home or take to the salon.
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" Fuzzy getting 15k fans ready for An Evening with Oprah "Seeing Oprah in the flesh, dancing and twirling and asking for the volume to be turned up on choice cuts had me saying to myself, 'is this for real?
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Those who found them insufferable before will only get queasier now, and those who tolerated them before may just turn up their noses at Brendon Urie wailing the title track, clad in a metaphorical tuxedo, twirling his imaginary mustache.
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Set during the summer of 1975, "Raymie Nightingale" features an unlikely threesome of girls who bond over a series of disastrous baton-twirling lessons as they prepare to vie for the fantastic title of Little Miss Central Florida Tire.
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Soon I was in the midst of several hundred people twirling around in elaborate fabric wings, or getting down to soca music with sparkling suns on sticks attached to their backs that shot up 20 feet in the air.
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During an interview with police, Crowe allegedly told detectives that he accidentally shot Owen with a Glock while "twirling the pistol around on his finger when it went off," according to the documents obtained by the Anchorage Daily News.
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One day after she treated Grammy viewers to an understated — read: no twirling from the ceiling — performance of "Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken," off her 2017 LP Beautiful Trauma, Pink has now dropped the sparse video for the emotional ballad.
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Costabile is probably best known for playing Gale, the good-hearted chemist who fell afoul of Walter White's schemes on Breaking Bad, and he's not particularly natural at playing a mustache-twirling villain, who has a literal mustache to twirl.
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From Kensington Palace to the stages of Paris and Delhi, the Majorettes have stunned festival crowds across the globe with mesmerizing synchronized gyrating and Hula-hoop ingenuity — all while twirling in crushed-velvet hot pants and glittery high-heeled roller skates.
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The feud between Lee and Kenny was an indelible dark spot this season, but seeing Kenzi's smiling face and hearing her sweet words of encouragement were always helped to brighten up an episode amid all the thinly-veiled, mustache-twirling racism.
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Seated just behind universally loathed former Equifax CEO Richard Smith, Mr. Monopoly thoughtfully listened on, adjusting his monocle every now and again, twirling his white mustache just so and mopping at his brow with hundred-dollar bills, as anyone might.
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I think what people see of me is this big, bold, true Texan drag performer tongue-popping and twirling and kicking, but when the makeup is shed, what lies there is a very passionate person that is living with a purpose.
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A shocking new report on Russia's state-owned Rossiya 24 lofted the idea last week, saying that fidget spinners were being used by the Putin opposition to lure hapless youths with the promise of twirling tops, the New York Times reports.
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If I'm truly alone, I might sing loudly to myself in the mirror, or turn my music up and make strange, contorted shapes with my limbs, punching the air and twirling on the small space of carpet next to my bed.
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You could practically rewrite Popular Science's Urbmobile article for the concept — instead of twirling a dial, you'd enter an address; instead of sitting back and scanning the newspaper, you'd pick up a Kindle or iPad and begin your morning commute.
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Oh, and I finally found out what that goofy hand-waving GIF in the announcement post was about: sometimes you need to make time advance quickly, and twirling your controllers in the air is a good way to do it.
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At the Nationals in San Jose, he was nearly flawless in the short program— pure Rippon, twirling, smiling, beaming, even motioning to the judges with a finger in the air, as if to say, 'Wait 'til you see what's next.
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Salon 94 was alive with dancing color, with a Betty Wodman ceramic collage twirling up the wall and Anton Alvarez's brightly hued extruded pots arranged on the floor beneath a rough grid of small, gem-bright abstract paintings by Marina Adams.
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The history of musical theatre can be seen as a race—like Eliza across the ice—against the bloodhounds of operetta, with the European formula always lying in wait to recapture the runaway, twirling a mustache and wearing a top hat.
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White Sox 27, Astros 73 Lucas Giolito continued his exceptional pitching by twirling a four-hit shutout, and rookie Eloy Jimenez homered for the third time in two games as visiting Chicago earned a four-game series split against Houston.
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She was wearing a pink tracksuit/gown of her own design, twirling a long strand of pearls and receiving guests who had come to pay court: journalists; executives; François-Henri Pinault, chairman and chief executive of Kering, which owns Puma.
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It's also a bit rich to see Bezos tackle the issue of homelessness after his company was the mustache twirling arch nemesis of a bill in Seattle that would have created a tax to finance homeless shelters and low-income housing.
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With thousands of twirling gymnasts and dancers backed by an ever-changing display of images and words glorifying the North Korean state and its people, past Mass Games have produced some of the most iconic images of the isolated country.
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Meteorologists are scrambling to make sense of a so-called fire tornado that lifted 803,000 feet from the fire that burned near the edges of the city of Redding, twirling for more than an hour and stripping the bark from trees.
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Careful to rest my arms on cushions beneath my head, not to scrape downward in sleep For I will get cut While my mom I saw standing before the furnace, a few yards into the barn, twirling her blowpipe, midnight.
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Many of her illustrations explore her relationship with her cat, Odin, and her meal portraits trounce any food porn account, whether she's twirling inside of a massive donut, showing off last night's pasta, or crouched under a gargantuan tomato plant.
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Necklines should be plunging, midriffs should be cropped, skirts should be as full as possible (all the better for infinitely GIF-able red carpet twirling moments), and a dress that combines any or all of the above is an obvious instant winner.
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On those days, twirling a few strands of hair around my fingers sends a waft of Meredith's Pantene shampoo toward my nose, and it's impossible not to spend a split-second thinking of her head on my shoulder as we cuddle in bed.
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Instead of applauding Jackson's inspiring political invective or giving shoutouts to the night's slew of incredible performances, Levine is probably spending the night twirling in his red spinning chair from The Voice, stroking his mustache and waiting for technical difficulties to tweet about.
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The hip-hop artist's appearance at the "Late Night in the Phog" kickoff at the University of Kansas caused controversy when Snoop, wearing a blue No. 20 Kansas jersey, sang to a cheering crowd while backed by dancers twirling around stripper poles.
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"One of the very first photographs I was making was of a little girl spinning and twirling and smiling and laughing in a fountain in the park where the rally was," he said, referring to photo No. 250 in the gallery above.
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When you get down to brass tacks, the essentials of a bridal makeup look are simple: foundation, concealer, blush, highlighter — plus the add-ons that keep everything from running down your face when you're twirling around the banquet hall at your reception.
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Everyone who's read Harry Potter will have fond memories of practicing their wand twirling action in front of the mirror, muttering "Expelliarmus" over and over again in the vague but undying hope that something will actually happen and that magic is indeed real.
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In a new Instagram video, the supermodel shared behind-the-scenes footage of her fitting with Valentino designer Pierpaolo Piccioli where she's seen twirling and skipping around a gilded room at the Place Vendôme in Paris in her one-of-a-kind creation.
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"People don't actually do it very much so it looks new to people when they see it with us," Oguntokun said at an after-school practice session, where pupils learned how to ride in unison, holding hands and twirling around each other.
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Carrey himself seems to be having the time of his life in the role, of a literal mustache-twirling villain prone to do things like beat up jerks or engage in an impromptu dance break in the middle of an ominous-looking laboratory.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Born in Moscow to a Bangladeshi father, rhythmic gymnast Margarita Mamun showed off her exquisite balancing and twirling skills as she captured what she called "a victory for two countries" in the individual all around event at the Olympics.
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Whether you're actually there or watching in your living room, there's no denying that the period before an awards show is a magic hour, an electric moment brimming with glittering lights and vibrant, twirling gowns just as the sun begins to set.
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Some medical professionals clearly don't know about it — or even recognize B.P.P.V. Frustrated specialists believe that tens of thousands of older adults endure its miseries without learning that there's a safe, accepted, low-cost way to make the world stop twirling around them.
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And when islanders aren't twirling themselves, they can find entertainment with a sickening variety of drag and burlesque shows, notably the Invasion of the Pines, an annual Fourth of July tradition involving hundreds of drag queens arriving in the Pines harbor by boat.
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If you've heard a thumb piano, or a particularly complex marimba passage, or a synthetic approximation of either of the two twirling around one another in the midst of an otherwise ambient piece, you likely have Hassell to thank for that inspiration.
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Dressed up in one of his more than 200 costumes, from Peter Pan to Little Red Riding Hood to Julius Caesar, he has been selling packets of tissues to motorists for over a decade, twirling and laughing and shouting endearments to his customers.
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Cardinals Coach Jeff Walz brushed off confetti dumped on him during an interview to climb the ladder and clip the rest of the nylon, twirling it to celebrate his top-seeded team's dominant run through the Lexington Region of the women's N.C.A.A. tournament.
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To get back at the haters, the reality star and mom of two decided to revisit the video this week, which featured her proudly twirling her hips around in a circular motion and shimmying her arms to the beat of the music.
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In this Earth Day concert for ages 2 through 7, which he'll give with his full band, he plans to perform feats like lassoing a taxi onstage and playing the "William Tell" Overture on harmonica while flatfoot dancing and twirling a rope.
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" (Kondo worked as a Shinto shrine maiden as a teenager, and credits that time with her tendency to treat her things as though they have feelings.) "All that folding and twirling and stacking made my drawers and shelves and closets so beautiful.
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On the album's epic finale, "Is There Room in Your Heart for a Man Like Me," tension builds around two repeated notes, just a half-step apart, before opening onto a slowly ascending landscape of twirling, laconic melodies and subtly dazzling interplay.
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For readers of tabloid gossip columns, images of pasta-twirling models and executives in Armani suits may be coming into focus, along with bold-face-laden squibs about the social scenes at Mr. Luongo's establishments in Wainscott, N.Y., and on St. Barts.
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There are also photos of Donald Trump's personal attorney posing with two matadors, a flamenco dancer twirling her skirt and an image of the father of Venezuela's opposition leader beside a tray of hors d'oeuvres on the lawn of a Spanish castle.
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For him, like many critics, the standout of the feature was Carrey who brandishes his classic exaggerated speech to deliver absurd lines like "I'm the top banana … in a world full of hungry monkeys," all the while twirling a thick, curling mustache.
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She would interrupt a thought to smile and smell a flower that caught her eye; she could not resist a swing hanging from a large tree, and enjoyed twirling an umbrella the same blue as her sundress while walking on the beach.
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Loss equals lessons in Thor-land, a theme so pronounced that it tends to drown out Thor's status as a lightning bolt–hurling demigod who wields a magic twirling hammer in a world full of frost giants, rainbow bridges, and world-destroying robots.
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Yet as you watch Mr. Whitaker pacing, twirling, brooding and taking endless inventory of his pockets before an impassive audience of one (a somnolent night clerk, embodied by a perfectly cast Frank Wood), you wouldn't be surprised if he just evaporated before your eyes.
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It beams out of her as she sprawls on the lawn, murmuring in baby talk to Toulouse, her rescue beagle-chihuahua, and it suffuses the way she vogues out of the house into the yard, spinning and twirling in a frilly gray tulle dress.
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"Pendulum" may — at its heart — be about giving the room a kind of consciousness along the valences of Freudian mechanics: the room is anxious, not sure where to stay and settle, so it keeps looking, panning, twirling, and wondering how it will ever belong.
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There was a sterling ring with an amethyst stone, for example; I have a vivid memory of her in the kitchen, thoughtfully twirling it around her finger before taking it off to get her hands dirty with a batch of her famous double-chocolate brownies.
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A cane-twirling Mr. Jacobi, old enough to be his character's grandfather, plays the role as a gently camp confidant and occasional crooner who treats every remark as a seeming punch line in the continuing bad joke that this aging roué might otherwise call life.
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I've written about how white Americans often tend to rely on depictions of racism that are glaringly obvious — the sort of mustache-twirling, hood-wearing, slur-spouting racism — and how that reliance can make it harder to address subtle forms of racism and systemic injustice.
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Inspired by dance and movement, Maria Grazia Chiuri's sixth ready-to-wear collection for Dior was unveiled in Paris by models who wove their way around eight twirling dancers on a 164-meter-square stage, part of a dazzling performance choreographed by Sharon Eyal.
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I had never dreamed of being an aerialist; the first time I ever saw a silks performer, twirling high above the crowd at a DeVotchKa concert, I thought it looked cool, but not a single part of me wanted to be in her place.
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It could be related to a partner snoring rhythmically in the abandoned bedroom or a tune in my head, bringing back memories of twirling around on a rug when I was young, spinning so rapidly that the pattern began to whirl round and round.
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And he was out there on the field on Tuesday evening in Kazan, twirling his whistle as he gave a short speech to his players and then folding his arms as he watched them go through drills that he might have been tempted to join.
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Videos of the "Spirit" singer strutting, vogue-ing, twirling, twerking, jerking, and dropping it like it's hot in maroon, orange and white Ivy Park tops, hats, shoes, hoodies, and windbreaker pants - some accented with Adidas' signature three stripes - were posted on her Instagram story.
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Last month, the '70s disco diva Grace Jones, Afrofuturism's flat-topped mascot, toured in the British Isles, her stage persona, covered head-to-toe in tribal paint and feathers, a reprise of her hula-hoop-twirling performance at the Afropunk Fest in Brooklyn last year.
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He said his 23-year-old habit of twirling the tennis ball around in his fingers before every serve is no different than Alexander Zverev tugging at his shirt in between points or Rafael Nadal lining up his bottles in perfect order beside his chair.
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Mary Tyler Moore is, iconically, the woman who can "turn the world on with her smile," the woman twirling through the streets of Minneapolis and tossing her beret into the air with sheer glee in the opening credits of The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
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"I was able to just try to feel this affection and love towards her, knowing that when it cuts back, and you see Isabelle's face, that's where the horror comes in — not in me mustache-twirling and saying it in a creepy, horrible way," he said.
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Season five collects all of the storylines that You're the Worst has spun over the years, sets them twirling atop plates, adds a complicated flash-forward structure, then catches every single plate before it can shatter on the ground, all while making the task seem effortless.
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All the awkwardness of his early twenties seemed to have faded too – or at least it looked that way on stage, where he was no longer hunched over and hiding beneath a huge fringe, but twirling around with a mic and moving his hips to the beat.
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The ballet, a celebration of the life of the gay dissident dancer, Rudolf Nureyev, promised to be a progressive production by the standards of the main stage of Russia's famed Bolshoi Theatre: in videos of the rehearsal, male dancers can be seen twirling in high heels.
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Strange trips through the Multiverse (I actually wondered what Kubrick would have done with 2001's Star Gate sequence if he'd had 3-D), tumbles through walls during an astral-projection brawl, and fights across a massive city landscape that's splitting, folding, and twirling in upon itself.
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It was a neighborhood where Carol and her husband used to take walks, and, though she knew this yard by sight, the red flowers, the decorative stone animals, and the twirling little ornament in the shape of a star looked eerie and foreign in the dawn light.
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The Carnivalesque ceremony, featuring frevo dancers twirling umbrellas, a performance by the samba legend Martinho da Vila and the songs of Carmen Miranda, offered a folkloric if fittingly upbeat bookend to an Olympiad that had been shrouded in grim assessments and protests as the Games approached.
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Despite this grueling work, Gomez, a 31-year-old single mother, manages to drum up the energy twice a week to attend an evening Zumba class at a local middle school, her 10-year-old daughter, Katelyn, often twirling by her side on the dance floor.
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Yet, one of the results of the boom in fidget fashion and accessories meant to calm our social-media-frenzied minds has been a surge in Boomerang posts and slow-motion videos of people twirling in super-swingy fringe skirts or brushing reverse sequin fabrics and down.
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Those who lingered might have wondered why, exactly, Liverpool's fans were celebrating their finest moment in more than a decade by bouncing, twirling their scarves and singing what appeared to be "L'Estate Sta Finendo" ("The Summer Is Ending"), a 1985 hit for the Italian disco duo Righeira.
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As in the gazebo scene in "Top Hat," which brings Astaire and Rogers's characters closer and closer, the park dance in "La La Land" turns flirting into a performance, complete with a little tapping, a little twirling and several neatly executed barrel turns from Mr. Gosling.
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There are black coils twirling around the surface — her characteristic device of pumping thick beads of paint directly out of the tube — and two sets of sharp-edged, seemingly cutout shapes, one in black and white and the other in a harsh, uninviting shade of blue.
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The mystical makeover is as good a way as any to distract the public from the worrisome drama — because who has time to sip tea and scroll through long, convoluted Twitter rants when they can watch a mesmerizing clip of Chyna twirling her rainbow hair on replay instead?
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Amassing facts and figures, crunching numbers and then twirling the data like so much linguine, the team led by Dr. Licia Iacoviello of the IRCCS Istituto Neurologico Mediterraneo Neuromed soon discovered that pasta was not the big bad wolf within the food pyramid (as Americans like to think).
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We'd chug beers and line up in front of the mirror to do our makeup side by side—thanks to yours truly, we had a large, disability-friendly bathroom—twirling around in our bras and underwear and spraying each other with tanning guns, leaving brown footprints on the tiles.
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The Seven are called upon by Emma Cullen (Haley Bennett), who watches as her husband is gunned down during the film's opening scene by Bartholomew Bogue (Peter Sarsgaard), a mustache-twirling (figuratively) robber baron determined to pillage a community of non-violent farmers living on a literal gold mine.
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Interspersed between these interesting artistic moments, however, are awkward periods when the colors are removed from the screen, revealing just a skinny dude in a white undershirt and a headset twirling around in front of his couch—a raccoon statue on the couch's end table his sole audience member.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Dancing in undies in the middle of the living room, smoky basement beauty pageants performed half in drag, waggish runway models twirling in dresses by Ossie Clark, a friend phoning a friend from a sun-strewn sofa, tulips drooping luridly in the corner.
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After the accident, Snowden turns his focus to computers, joining the CIA where he quickly becomes a standout pupil and catches the eye of his instructor, high-level intelligence operative Corbin O'Brian (Rhys Ifans, who plays the role so big he may as well be twirling an invisible mustache).
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For 15 years, during the final segment of the Spanish news program "Primer Impacto," Mr. Mercado, a former dancer and actor, would look into the camera and dramatically read the horoscopes of the 12 zodiac signs, rolling his r's with gusto and elegantly twirling his hands for emphasis.
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At some point in the future, when you order a pizza, you may be surprised at the taste — with odd ingredients added not by the ingenuity of the chef standing behind the counter twirling dough, but an artificial intelligence program with its own idea of a savory pie.
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San Francisco Deputy District Attorney Diana Garcia said during the trial that she didn't know why Garcia Zarate fired the weapon, but he created a risk of death by bringing the firearm to the pier and twirling around on a chair for at least 20 minutes before he fired.
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Salsa and Latin disco music had people twirling and swiveling their hips on Wednesday night at "Uptown Bounce," the first of four weekly block parties presented by El Museo del Barrio and the Museum of the City of New York, neighbors on the northern end of Museum Mile.
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The result, according to a person who saw a rough cut of the commercial and another who saw the final cut, featured few shots of the shoes and instead had a woman twirling on what looked like a stripper pole and male athletes in sports bras striking odd poses.
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In Montreal's small but engaging Chinatown, a short walk from the Old Harbor, at the noodle shop, Nouilles de Lan Zhou, we waited to be seated, as the kids watched, with enraptured fascination, the young man twirling, stretching, spinning and cutting hand-pulled noodles in the restaurant window.
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The hunter in that story is the villain, and his prey, the hero; the trailer makes it abundantly obvious, via editing and music, that the same is true of The Hunt—the "liberal elites" in this movie are mustache-twirling baddies and there is nothing ambiguous about it.
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A foursome of men resembling skinny haystacks have their feet firmly planted in the snow; dressed for the ancient Kasedori Festival, they usually perform a rhythmic dance that involves plenty of hopping and twirling as onlookers toss water on them to guarantee a future free of devastating fires.
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The British actor, 35, attended the star-studded ceremony in Los Angeles as a nominee for Outstanding Lead Actor in Limited Series or Movie, and also presented the Outstanding Directing for a Limited Series, Movie, or Dramatic Special category, with a twirling Priyanka Chopra, to his Night Manager director Susanne Bier.
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Then there's the dilemma faced by director Laurence Laurentz (Ralph Fiennes), a specialist in sophisticated drawing room drama who's suddenly saddled with teaching rope-twirling cowboy actor Hobie Doyle (Alden Ehrenreich) how to make refined dialogue effortlessly trip off his tongue as if he'd lived in Mayfair all his life.
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The first-act finale, the filming of a sequence for AJ's magnum opus, focusing on Calamity Jane (although it's really more "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers"), features acrobats flying up to the proscenium, twirling in the air as they trade turns jumping from a large seesaw — technically called a teeterboard.
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It was a pretty intimidating moment, not knowing if they were going to wade into us with batons twirling, but our highly excited friends kept their cool and danced in the cops searchlight beams—keeping the mood so smiley that the police were left feeling ridiculously overdressed for the occasion.
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It was surely too much to hope that Mr. Dudamel, the music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, would lead the players, twirling their instruments, in a raucous account of "Mambo" from "West Side Story," as he has often done as an encore with the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela.
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Twirling in a black coat with a tuft of fur around the collar — part of a winter wardrobe provided by a $136.95 stipend from Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens, one of the eight organizations supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund — she ran to her mother, her arms outstretched.
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But on a recent day in February, the Manhattan convention center was filled with giant Lego dinosaurs, twirling K'Nex roller coasters, flippable sequin-covered Beanie Babies, 3D Harry Potter puzzles, shooting Star Wars figurines, dissolvable bath bombs in every scent imaginable, and tons and tons of colorful, sticky, gooey goo.
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Not the sister he is reunited with, the lords he tries to turn against Ramsay, or even Ramsay himself, a mustache-twirling psychopath who would surely question how the honorable son of Ned Stark wiggled out of his Night's Watch oath—which binds its swearer to a life of duty.
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Think back to her earliest videos, which tended to involve her twirling through a meadow full of wildflowers in a virginal white gown — she has always presented herself to the world as a sweet girl, a good girl, a pure and perfect pop princess, and yeah, that image can be irritating.
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Sharks 4, Penguins 2 | Pittsburgh leads series, 3-2 PITTSBURGH — Bill Mazeroski, the former Pittsburgh Pirates second baseman who is 79 years old, with silver hair but without that plug of tobacco in his cheek, had been invited to Consol Energy Center on Thursday as a yellow-towel-twirling good-luck charm.
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A bar that was quiet only seconds earlier is now a wild roadhouse, filled with the sounds of the Hot 8 Brass Band, whose members mix freely with twirling dancers, and we are reminded that a tenet of the McConaughey worldview is to stay loose, to remain open to any sudden change.
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PROSKE The door into this for me was the character of Kaspar: a returning veteran, who might have been popular in an alpha way in this town, but who comes back from war and is now displaced and an outcast — not a mustache-twirling villain, but trying to reintegrate into a peacetime society.
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Bone-thin, dressed in trim gray vests, with a freckled, meditative air, Taylor has a neutrality that highlights the other characters' specificity—masculinity becomes exotic, from the chest-thumping bloviations of the Axe Cap salesman Dollar Bill to the mustache-twirling decadence of Axe's lieutenant, Wags, and the sweet decency of Mafee, Taylor's new partner.
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It turned into a most rockin' bass-violin festival, neighbors singing and twirling with pretend and real bass violins (including a puppet holding a bass-violin puppet), around balloons with little cardboard handles taped to them to look like bass violins, to rousing bass-violin/accordion polka tunes accompanying bass-violin-inspired goat poems.
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Docking with the twirling station without the usual computer-guided assistance is beyond the skill of any cosmonaut still on the roster, and there's a long, tense lead-up to the point where flight commander Valery (Aleksandr Samoylenko) finally asks Vladimir to return to the program and pilot the Soyuz for a daring salvage-and-rescue mission.
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And I didn't want to tell them about the day my parents and teachers finally caught me twirling my hair, the black hair that was so unlike the beautiful blond hair I wanted, twisting it around and around the first joint of my forefinger so tightly I couldn't free it without yanking a few strands out.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek of Friday's upcoming episode of Mama June: From Not to Hot, 12-year-old Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson introduces her mother, Mama June Shannon, to two potential talents — ribbon twirling and making music with water glasses — that she could learn for an upcoming pageant while also inquiring about a particular subject: sex.
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Like "Dog Day Afternoon," the humorous overtones of bumbling bank robbers can be amusing at points along the way, like the scene when Sonny allows the female hostages to practice twirling his rifle as if it posed no threat to the hostage-takers themselves and meanwhile federal agents are putting together an elaborate plan to take the robbers down.
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But the anti-Semitic narratives around George Soros, which seem to have motivated the suspected Pittsburgh shooter, are rooted in a relatively more recent anti-Semitism that has been around since the late 18th century: a toxic conflation of anti-Semitism and "populism" that portrays Jews as mysterious, mustache-twirling puppet masters of the global order.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonWhite House announces task force to monitor coronavirus Overnight Defense: Bolton, GOP senators see close ties challenged | Republicans fume over Dem maneuver on Iran bills |Trump criticizes Democrats over war powers vote Bolton, GOP senators see their close ties challenged MORE (R-Ark.) was spotted twirling a fidget spinner during Schiff's closing argument, and Sen.
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Beijing's event was long (there was a lot of history to cover), but highlights included a total of 2008 tai chi performers synchronized in unison to music with almost no beat to follow, a floating digital tapestry that told the history of China, and a movable floor that revealed a gigantic globe with people twirling all over it.
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Lizzie: Some of the fans, like a boy with painstakingly applied fish scales on his forehead, or the boy in denim cutoffs twirling in a bar bathroom, really seem to have spent a lot of time considering their look and location, while some chose to dance in their bedrooms, and it seems like about 50 percent ended up in a big green field.
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In Robyn's old songs, the images of hurt are vividly external: she makes the dance floor a battlefield for the heart, twirling alone in a disco in "Dancing on My Own," or, as in her other best song, "Be Mine!" she stages a scene of anguish at a train station, where she watches an ex bend down to tie his new girlfriend's shoelaces.
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EditorsNote: Tweaks wording of second graf for accuracy; removes unneeded "first" in third graf Lucas Giolito continued his exceptional pitching by twirling a four-hit shutout, and rookie Eloy Jimenez homered for the third time in two games as the visiting Chicago White Sox earned a four-game series split against the Houston Astros with a 4-0 win Thursday.
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For example, there's a shot of Abbi reading Hillary Clinton's memoir, while Ilana's friend with benefits, Lincoln, goes down on her: Later, we see Ilana reading the same memoir (likely Abbi's copy) as Abbi flushes yet another ill-fated goldfish down the toilet: We also see the pair gleefully dancing, the better to test the twirling capabilities of Abbi's new hair extensions.
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But there was a time before Celebrity Apprentice and the tell-all memoirs and the celebrity boxing matches and the curious border arrests and the alleged nunchuck-twirling Hollywood action star sizzle reel when Jose Canseco was viewed as a real and legitimate Major League Baseball star—at least as much as he was viewed as a wildly idiosyncratic goofball.
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Your three different friendship groups are somehow having four separate parties each in an hour-long commute away from your house in different directions, so you pick the one that requires the fewer public transport changes to get there, iron something vaguely passable, spritz yourself in cologne or perfume and get out of there, twirling your keys on your finger as you go.
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"Sending my son to my parents for a few weeks saves a bundle," writes Elizabeth Adams, a mom of two from Takoma Park, Md. A Patchwork of Activities Art camp, marine biology camp, baton twirling, drum corps, sleepaway camp, an adventure center, the arboretum, swimming lessons, exchange programs, family visits, volunteering … the diversity of things to do was mind-boggling.
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I have a Wirecutter-endorsed Coway air filter, which may or may not be doing anything but I love it to death, and a small symphony of Dyson fans and Bose noise machines that create an envelope of air and sound all around me, as if Kate Bush were constantly twirling at high speed while I dream the night away.
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Until then, thinking about dance had been, as Gordon once lamented, "peculiarly conservative," with performative Western dance history unfolding rather apart from the other arts and consisting largely of ballet (which had been twirling in place since the 2541s until its neo-Classical offshoot was developed by George Balanchine) and modern (which the experimentalists felt was overly and falsely expressive).
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Mine included Marcel Duchamp's "Rotoreliefs" from 1935/1965, with their spinning, vertiginous-inducing visions (similar to what Alfred Hitchcock would later use in his film, Vertigo), Simone Forti's "Striding Crawling," a Multiplex Hologram image from 1975–78, with its curling and twirling figure, Pierre Adolph Hennetier's "Les Diableries: Enfer" from 1860, and the dancing wallpaper of Peggy Weil, "313D Wallpaper" from 1976/2018.
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But when you're having as much fun as Waititi is in Ragnarok, and when you can't get enough of the strangest charm offensive this side of Guardians of the Galaxy or a Thor who's finally worth cheering for, it's hard not to argue that this franchise and its director are worthy of at least one more twirling hammer swing at greatness.
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"I was asked to twirl and the dress lent itself to twirling but unfortunately I twirled myself right off my feet in my excitement," Lucci told PEOPLE exclusively at the Woman's Day 16th Red Dress Awards on Tuesday night at the Lincoln Center in N.Y.C. What was the 72-year-old thinking last week as she fell while modeling a Rubin Singer ballgown at the event?
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Set to Beyoncé's "Don't Hurt Yourself," the Instagram video (cryptically captioned 👯🍎👯) features the star, 35, twirling in a white sheath with bell sleeves (which she previously modeled in September), a white mini with a full skirt, a lace bustier with tiny boy shorts and then – to the squeals of Britney fans everywhere – a tied-up white Oxford, plaid mini and boots.
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After we rode the cable car up, he strapped us together with a tandem harness, gave me two simple instructions — "run, run, run" and "don't sit" — and then somehow, without having a chance to get terrified, I was surfing on air high over herds of sheep and clusters of mountain cottages, in front of a glacier, with a dozen other paragliders twirling around beside us.
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But it can't balance (let alone smoothly blend) the two, and instead, it offers an uneven combination of each: a garish settlement constructed of modular cubes that suggests no amount of "frontier struggle"; an outlaw spaceport where things always wrap up far too neatly; a mustache-twirling villain who monologues about genetic destiny—only to have his views on racial essentialism supported by the game's own text.
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Thorgy and Chi Chi also wound up on the bottom for their performances, but at least their skills were a bit varied; Thorgy sapped the room of all of its energy playing the violin while dressed as Phyllis Diller, while Chi Chi did a baton-twirling number that would have been cute if she hadn't worn your cousin Jeffrey's church shoes and an outfit she bought on sale at Zazzle.com.
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Littlefinger, for his part, does his best to smirk his way through an inert scene in which he reminds Sansa that Brienne is sworn to protect her, even against her sister, who we next see suggestively twirling a knife after Sansa makes the rather silly discovery of Ayra's secret stash of faces (which, sans special effects, look like the kind Judge Doom wears in Who Framed Roger Rabbit?).
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Some of these animal friends, and other abstract forms, including the "Swiss cheese" climbing structure, the twirling helix often dubbed "DNA" (but intended as a tree form), the "Eagle's Nest," and many other omnipresent fixtures of the midcentury playground are not, as many imagine, the product of nameless mass production, but the work of a Michigan-based fine artist and self-made seminal playground designer, Jim Miller-Melberg.
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Standout acts include Nicole Faubert and Guillaume Paquin in a romantic aerial duet that's both highly polished and strikingly human (acrobatic choreography is by Edesia Moreno); Katharine Arnold, nearly contortionistic in an aerial number with a cart; and, in the kind of almost ice-dancing number that ideally there would be more of in a winter show, Rosie Axon and Adam Jukes, twirling thrillingly fast on in-line roller skates.
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There have been a lot of famous celebrations on the hallowed lawns of the All England Club, but the iconic image of Venus leaping, twirling, and pumping her fists with joy after Lindsay Davenport's on-the-run volley fell into the net on match point, while her father held a whiteboard sign in the stands that read "It's Venus' Party And No One Was Invited," stands out above the rest.
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Eventually the screamer ran back over to the circle and forced another little boy off his seat, which made the other boy cry, which distracted the rest of the class and set half of them wandering off, before anyone had made a full D. When nap time came it seemed impossible that any one of the tiny, furious bodies twirling through the room could be stilled long enough to let sleep come, let alone all of them at once.
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Around the episode's midpoint, during a scene with a thinly sketched, mustache-twirling racist reverend who serves as one of the episode's minor villains, I found myself rolling my eyes at how all of the show's villains feel like cardboard cutouts of actual characters, to say nothing of its two most righteous white characters, a pair of suffragists who hide runaway slaves in their home and might as well have the label, "See, not all white people are evil!" pinned to their chests.
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But, of course, they'll have to battle a total of another 72 acts who will be shaking, shimmying, tossing and twirling in four age-based categories: Junior (17 years old and under, 1-4 dancers), Junior Team (143 years old and under, 5-15 dancers — a new category this season), Upper (18 years old and older, 1-4 dancers), and Upper Team (18 years old and older, 5-15 dancers) — in the hopes of scoring high marks from the judges.
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If you missed the tour, you might want to take a moment here and call up one of the fan-shot videos posted on YouTube — say, "Rainbow in the Dark," Dio's 1983 hit, filmed at the Center Stage Theater in Atlanta on June 3, during which the Dio hologram prowls a central portion of the stage, bobbing, weaving, twirling his microphone cord to the monster riffs and occasionally using his free hand to air-conduct his most operatic vocal flourishes.
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Some content examples I saw when testing the app included grainy Halloween party videos; a game reviewer show called Game Guru; a guy driving his car listening to 80s music; a guy soliciting 20,000 sparkles to shave his mustache; a phrase guessing game using emojis as the clues (actually a format created by Hype — which was offering free pizza as a prize); a music band jamming; and a dancing fat man twirling around in only his underpants… Another thing worth noting is that Facebook Live has been opened to outside developers via an API — which should encourage growth of more experimental types of live streaming content on that mainstream social platform.
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