A whimsically romantic atmosphere arrives as Venus connects with Neptune!
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Less whimsically, the same character contemplates the brutality of contemporary politics.
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Whimsically, Simmons can also be seen wearing a veiled unicorn headdress.
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This whimsically illustrated atlas tells of the forgotten and the legendary.
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Less whimsically, during the Renaissance, the aristocratic Borgias were rumored to poison them.
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Then garnish with whimsically shaped orange-peel discs to make your Instagram followers swoon.
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Lobsters, octupi [sic] and other denizens of the deep sit whimsically on his chapeaux.
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What screams "weird mid-century Americana" than multiple flavors of gelatin in whimsically-shaped molds?
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The page offers up the player simple instructions through a series of whimsically animated maps.
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Where other satellites might spy or photograph or measure, his will be defiantly, whimsically useless.
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Since it's 19, members of the U.S. Office of Nuclear Energy whimsically address this matter.
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Lot of alliteration, some kind of Mad Lib-y [Masculine Noun] [Whimsically Adjectival Compound Surname] types.
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Ross has quietly and whimsically integrated the slavery-stained landscape of the South into his work.
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It's full of pretty, tender songs arranged simply and almost whimsically, intentionally ramshackle, full of life.
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Here are a few of T's favorites, from whimsically illustrated decks of cards to design-conscious dominoes.
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But she must do so on her terms, which means invisibly and, needless to say, most whimsically.
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That's one thing, but now this whimsically-haired muppet is disturbing the NFL schedule, and it's downright untenable.
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This sort of stripped down, whimsically hilarious energy is also reminiscent of a lot of YouTube otamatone covers.
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Combining music curation with whimsically long, poetic titles and #aesthetic cover art, users evoke some pretty unique ambiances.
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La Boquería is a food market in Barcelona home to whimsically shaped sweets all made out of marzipan.
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The Uruguayan-American sculptor Gonzalo Fonseca (1922-97) pioneered an architecturally inflected, whimsically literary style of relentless ambiguity.
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The Uruguayan-American sculptor Gonzalo Fonseca (1922-5353) pioneered an architecturally inflected, whimsically literary style of relentless ambiguity.
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Mostly, though, as the movie's title whimsically suggests, the mid-90s were an era of adorably quaint technology.
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Only one image captures the whimsically designed "tip sheets" used to help players choose a number to play.
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In others he whimsically updated traditional themes by inserting, say, a carved iPhone or a set of car keys.
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And with him, Foo Fighters now shuffle genres, even within songs, more suddenly and whimsically — more digitally — than ever.
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That meant a stacked town that rises to a peak, much like the whimsically angular mountains that surround it.
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What he whimsically calls his "penthouse," a fifth-floor walk-up in central Harlem, is a few blocks farther.
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Their whimsically decorated compound even included Christmas trees year round because the women loved the lights and all things sparkly.
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Related: Whimsically Chill Nudes Bring Back a Whiff of Summer This Artist Gave Colorful Parrots Elegant Legs, Because Why Not?
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Formerly (and just as whimsically) called Baby Got Bach, her series consists of interactive programs for ages 2360 to 26.
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The pair even got married in a mermaid-themed wedding, officiated in a pool surrounded by other whimsically dressed mer-enthusiasts.
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A whimsically creative and romantic energy will be in the air, thanks to the Sun opposite Neptune, also on September 7.
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But that lack of formal training is part of what makes Case's music, and her production of it, so whimsically brilliant.
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Ronald Reagan once whimsically captured these constitutional values when he argued that only in America can you vote with your feet.
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The rooftop restaurant at the stylish Art Hotel Riposo serves pastas and proteins whimsically dressed with terrace-grown daisies and herbs.
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A troupe of dancer/actors styled as statues (chalky makeup and white garb) whimsically stand in for both set and supernumeraries.
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Some, like earnestly cheering for your countrymen — or even better, whimsically for someone else's country — are probably, in fact, pretty healthy.
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This movie, meanwhile, is so rife with treacle, even the galley slaves seem like they're about to break whimsically into song.
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The final product is garnished with whimsically shaped orange peel discs, because what breakfast cereal-inspired cocktail destined for Instagram fame doesn't?
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Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj's performance of "Side to Side," the most elaborately staged and whimsically choreographed of the night, fell flat.
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And flexible silver ducting—the kind you might expect to find attached to a dryer vent—extends almost whimsically from its body.
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Picking just one scene from this absolute banger of a movie was difficult bordering on impossible, but Korg personifies the whimsically mundane.
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Survivor has a similarly elemental, declarative title (especially compared to the whimsically titled Swedish show on which it was based, Expedition Robinson).
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Swift said in an interview with Vulture, who described the condo's aesthetic as "whimsically girlie," that she did the interior design herself.
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The other unit, two floors below, No. 24B, sold for $2545,21,2185 to the more whimsically named limited liability company Why the Face.
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After unwrapping my key card from a whimsically illustrated map of the hotel, I stepped into my 12th floor Corner King room.
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The song stutters beautifully, with Doom leaning in to his whimsically disruptive imagery, and featuring a characteristically gnomic verse by Jay Electronica.
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Rob Refsnyder was up at bat in a whimsically built stadium in Goodyear, Arizona, when he smoked a ball deep into dead-center.
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Amazon probably won't make such changes unless its customers demand it—or at least demonstrate a willingness to shop responsibly rather than whimsically.
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And when she whimsically describes the loneliness of Ellen's dog, who just wants a little attention, you know exactly what Gladys really means.
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In 2013, although he had serious health problems, Mr. Baker toured and recorded with a quartet whimsically named the Ginger Baker Jazz Confusion.
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NASA, being NASA, foresaw this issue, and solved the problem by developing spacesuits, which today are whimsically referred to as EMUs (Extravehicular Mobility Units).
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One young man whimsically recalls his time behind bars, having been caught by Houthi leaders taking photos shortly after the city's takeover in 133.
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Its AI program (the whimsically named Job Buddy) helps employees whose roles are in danger of being replaced find new opportunities within the company.
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The restaurant itself is a former construction shack plunked in a parking lot, with whimsically cockeyed vintage chandeliers and red roses in ice buckets.
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Buzzy Linhart, a whimsically eccentric singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose compositions were recorded by Bette Midler, Carly Simon and others, died on Feb.
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Mr. Mays and Mr. Metheny released one album as co-leaders, the atmospheric and whimsically named "As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls" (1981).
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References to cinema and art pop up on screen almost too fast for the eye to assimilate, as Krstic whimsically scrambles genres and moods.
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Let's say, hypothetically, that you make a mobile operating system, and somewhere along the line, you decided whimsically to name major updates after alphabetical dessert foods.
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Related: Korean Artist Sketches Awkward Daily Life in Illustrations Whimsically Chill Nudes Bring Back a Whiff of Summer These Colored Pencil Illustrations Feel Like Classic Storybooks
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In this whimsically illustrated story an innocent taco truck is dismayed to find there's competition for his usual spot: a falafel truck, oblivious to her trespass!
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What really distinguishes the show, though, is Hanawalt's surreal vision, the anarchic fluidity of the landscape, the series's whimsically bending laws of both nature and physics.
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The Lava Pool is family-focused with a faux volcano with a 142-foot water slide alongside the whimsically-designed Kiki Tiki toddler splash pool area.
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So long as you're in the clear from scammers, this could be a whimsically magical time for romance—just don't make solid commitments at this time.
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The models began to appear, clothed whimsically in floral velvet, rhinestone bras, tie-dyed gowns, and bedazzled hoodies; models of all ages, races, genders, and shapes.
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The musical, adapted from the 2001 film about a shy but whimsically altruistic French waitress, had struggled at the box office since opening to underwhelming reviews.
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Continuing through that second hall, a broad doorway leads to the living room, which has a whimsically designed fireplace with firewood storage built into the wall.
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It is under these exact conditions that I recently found myself at R. House, a whimsically named food hall situated in an abandoned automotive showroom in Baltimore.
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Now more than ever, we need the freedom to enjoy the holidays without the specter of big-government surveillance in our homes — no matter how whimsically packaged.
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They're the dogs in the American Kennel Club's annual showcase of more than 183 breeds, displayed in booths whimsically decorated to reflect each type's attributes and origins.
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They're the dogs in the American Kennel Club's annual showcase of more than 100 breeds, displayed in booths whimsically decorated to reflect each type's attributes and origins.
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If one person strongly dislikes something, out it goes, as was the case with a whimsically painted, purely decorative French door that only three of them adored.
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But, I can't help but whimsically imagine how devastating a fully-fit Tyrone Spong could have been had he dedicated all his time to MMA as once proposed.
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Honestly, this whimsically censored SFW image is all the hoverboard sex any rational human needs:This very NSFW clip is a glimpse into a future that nobody asked for.
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"You don't know that song?" a man asks a colleague in "The Annotated History of the American Muskrat," one of the more whimsically titled plays of the summer.
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Audiences were already treated to his whimsically dark aesthetic in this year's Alice Through the Looking Glass, but Burton hasn't directed a film since 2014's Big Eyes.
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Related: Whimsically Chill Nudes Bring Back a Whiff of Summer New 8-Bit Watercolors Reimagine Famous Nudes and Starry Night These Colored Pencils Illustrations Feel Like Classic Storybooks
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David Korins's set features an upward-curving floor that cleverly doubles as a surface for a generous dose of projections of Mr. Feiffer's whimsically simple yet urbane drawings.
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During this whimsically informative overview of psychological experimentation in the 20th century, they dutifully transform themselves into drug-addicted rats, maternally challenged monkeys, lobotomy recipients and miffed psychologists.
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It will now be home to a new land called Wildwood Grove, a whimsically-themed area that plays on the natural landscape and wildlife of the surrounding Smoky Mountains.
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The perimeter walls offer a whimsically illustrated but detailed account of the city's water supply, showing how some of it journeys from the Ashokan Reservoir upstate to residential pipes.
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"They drank some Icelandic beer on their farm trips, and [a bar owner] said they were diligent to taste local species," reads a whimsically translated passage from local media.
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Spectacles, the first hardware product released by the company that makes the popular photo-messaging app Snapchat, are large, whimsically goofy sunglasses with a camera embedded in the frame.
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Guests were seated at long white tables, whimsically decorated with dim candlelight and neutral floral arrangements from Mark's Garden, a Los Angeles-based luxury floral and event design agency.
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" A lifelong cat-lover, Lloyd Webber grew up reading T.S. Eliot's children's poetry book, Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats, which whimsically describes the personalities of many "Jellicle cats.
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For the person whose copy of The Elements of Style is dog-eared and falling apart, this whimsically illustrated version of Strunk and White's classic is both useful and beautiful.
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Betty's skeptical grandson Steven (Russell Tovey) — a doctoral candidate — is not as delighted as his grandmother seems to be by her new houseguest, or his affinity for whimsically antiquated language.
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If, on the other hand, you're looking for a more forgiving suitcase that will let you throw things around a bit more whimsically, the Away may be your best bet.
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Kate Spade started with a single handbag design that took the world by storm, and has become an iconic brand known for pops of color and whimsically designed clothing and accessories.
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"They were doing amazing work, supporting producers and creating consciousness about what good food should be," he said of his former employer, the whimsically named Nobelhart & Schmutzig ("noble, hard and dirty").
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Rather than architectural phenomena that were prototyped, blueprinted, scheduled and constructed, the works seem like buildings that whimsically happened themselves into existence, the playful concoctions of creatively willful trees and blossoms.
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Scattered throughout all three floors of the museum's permanent exhibitions, Calle's works ranged from poems about her father's recent death to, more whimsically, the museum's taxidermy moose dressed in a red négligée.
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For the reception, guests were seated at long white tables, whimsically decorated with dim candlelight and neutral floral arrangements from Mark's Garden, a Los Angeles-based luxury floral and event design agency.
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On the plate, "whimsically ebullient blue umami" translates to a shellfish course: grilled local abalone garnished with abalone liver, roasted garlic, egg "jam," oyster-scented cream and a tangy gelatinized mignonette sauce.
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Whether it's a more whimsically dysfunctional family like the Hoovers in Little Miss Sunshine or a decidedly sardonic group like the Burnhams in American Beauty, your nuclear unit probably seems normal in comparison.
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Why is everyone capable of sprouting a full erection while whimsically talking about the marvelous team concept that drives hockey championships and pretending it's all on one player when a team falls short?
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Since launching her whirlwind career with her 2015 album The First Time, the "Peter Pan" singer has made the rounds at all the country music award shows, slaying with her whimsically regal style.
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Previously, Vice — a publication that's certainly familiar with all things T&A — opted for whimsically attired (and oddly shiny) bottoms in their recent shoot, reminding us that butts like to dress up, too.
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On the intro, he samples Finding Nemo, whimsically explains the two sides of his persona, and ties everything together with a long, swooning, Auto-Tuned "helloooooooooooooooooooo" that becomes the centerpiece of the song.
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Pepper moves whimsically from one weirdly precise quasi-random sound to another, much the same way that image follows image in "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds"; one dreamlike progression comments on the other.
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As with Blount's successful earlier books "Alphabet Juice" and "Alphabetter Juice; Or, The Joy of Text," he whimsically navigates the streams and channels that connect writing with speech — especially speech of the American South.
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He and a trio started with an album for Decca Records called "Bagels and Bongos," which whimsically transformed melancholy Yiddish chestnuts like "Raisins and Almonds" and "My Yiddishe Momme" into cha-chas or mambos.
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Certainly the eye is ready as never before to accept Fluevogs' generous foot beds, thick and springy soles, decadent heels and often whimsically rounded toes (though there are also dainty and rapier-like toes).
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Framed Print Black "Freda" by Sofia Bonati This whimsically melancholic work from the experienced Argentinian artist Sofia Bonati comes matted and framed, so you can easily add a surreal feminine portrait to your walls.
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Back in March, SpaceX and Tesla founder Elon Musk teased a hat for the Boring Company, his new whimsically named tunnel digging firm that hopes to alleviate bad traffic and also make Hyperloop adoption viable.
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Things begin fine—she's dancing and molesting everyone's hair—until she launches herself onto a moon bounce, and the lights begin spinning menacingly, and she collapses, her fall whimsically cushioned by the inflatable bounce house.
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Arguably the best closer in the game thereafter, the Reds initial decision to make him a reliever was rather whimsically based on the team's immediate needs en route to winning the NL Central in 2010.
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As promised, the title critters in "Fantastic Beasts" are whimsically entertaining and occasionally as entrancing as those animals both real and imagined crawling through a medieval illuminated manuscript, with their gaudy hues and hints of gold.
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For a gay-friendly, artsy space, head to A Seis Manos, where small stores sell vintage clothes, ceramics and trendy enamel pins, and a whimsically decorated all-day bar turns out reasonably priced cocktails and coffees.
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Certainly these are far less turbulent times for one of the world's most exclusive and secretive clubs, allowing Payne to almost whimsically project about what lies ahead while speaking at his annual State of the Masters address.
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In a nook off the grand main entrance with its mirror-polished marble floors (the doorway is flanked by a seven-foot-tall pair of classical stone statues whimsically turned into giant lamps) stands a foosball table.
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It was one of many examples of Catholic institutions deciding almost whimsically to exile longtime employees — not priests or nuns but coaches, teachers, counselors — who had long been known to be gay but were suddenly regarded as liabilities.
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However, Starry Station is only an optional piece of the entire Starry puzzleThe company's plan actually involves three pieces of technology: the above mentioned Starry Station is optional, but the whimsically named Starry Beam and Starry Point are not.
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Although Thompson has come and gone as a member, Diamonds has always remained the band's backbone, conducting a revolving cast of musicians to make albums of whimsically melodic indie rock that sound different from their predecessors each time around.
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Donald Trump dispatched negotiators to North Korea Sunday to resurrect the summit he whimsically cancelled Friday, which could still go ahead on June 12, with South Korean President Moon Jae In acting as an intermediary at the sit-down.
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But there are many more compelling reasons to see it, including some truly masterly works on paper and a more holistic, down-to-earth look at an artist best known for his whimsically erotic, decidedly upper-class cabinet paintings.
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The new particle, awkwardly known as Xi-cc++ (pronounced ka-sigh-see-see-plus-plus), could provide new insight into how tiny, whimsically named particles known as quarks, the building blocks of protons and neutrons, interact with each other.
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Marnie is obviously annoyed with Hannah's lack of general enthusiasm and hiding it poorly; Jessa joins the tense crew, coming in from outside and looking like a wood nymph, which is to say both whimsically and a little unrealistically ethereal.
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From the pool grotto, with its rippling plaster dimensions, to the flame-consumed fireplace at the Whitney Studio, Chanler's creations appear as whimsically cinematic as a Georges Méliès silent film, and as over-the-top opulent as a rococo chapel.
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There is the whimsically asymmetrical glassware by Jill Reynolds and Daniel Spitzer of Malfatti Glass, and "The Mysterious Lagomorph," a fantastical chandelier by Kathy Ruttenberg in which lit-up white resin rabbits frolic around the trunk of a ceramic tree.
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The technique, which dates back to 16th-century Kyoto, involves removing pieces from the kiln while they are at their maximum temperature and allows for glaze to be whimsically applied by dipping, pouring and dripping, resulting in vibrant, unexpected color combinations.
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In "Chair-Pillow," the dancers enact a simple sequence of sitting, standing and gesturing (set, rather whimsically, to Ike and Tina Turner's "River Deep, Mountain High"), which exemplifies Ms. Rainer's interest in ordinary movement, repetition and a neutral, nonperformative manner.
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A Terence Rattigan play from 1944 that is a revision of the author's "Less Than Kind," the whimsically named "Love in Idleness" — the title comes from Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream" — emerges in its present iteration as a premiere of sorts.
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So Waldo invited Mike to live on property he owned on the southern edge of the Mojave in Apple Valley—Waldo had whimsically dubbed it El Ranchito Rakete—and it was there that work commenced on a new-and-improved launch vehicle.
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There's whimsically offensive: the Bed Intruder Halloween costume, which calls back to a man who found brief viral fame after his local news segment on a botched home invasion was set to music, consists of a wig and a do-rag in a box.
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Blooming with beaded sculptures, bedazzled prints, and whimsically layered mannequins, the exhibition's choice of yellow lighting invites the eye to inspect the silhouettes and intricate pastiche of details in each piece, rather than being overwhelmed by the sheer candy-coated ecstasy of them all.
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The payload of this mission, which Rocket Lab whimsically named "It's Business Time," offered a glimpse of this future: two ship-tracking satellites for Spire Global; a small climate- and environment-monitoring satellite for GeoOptics; a small probe built by high school students in Irvine, Calif.
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Departing from tradition, she mixes different services together, and whimsically groups pieces: a Harlequin admires himself in a reflective, chrome-coated plaster mold; a court jester converses with a small but robust lidded pot; a gilded cup with pointed handles seems to reach out toward a bowl with elaborately curling handles.
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Whimsically nicknamed "Blood Cemetery" because of Abel and Betsy Blood's tombstones, Pine Hill Cemetery in Hollis, New Hampshire, is home to one unusually specific phenomenon, among the other run-of-the-mill ghost stuff like floating orbs: There's a hand carved into Abel's headstone, its index finger pointing to heaven.
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A child psychologist who is often consulted by the Los Angeles Police Department, Delaware has no children to tend to here, but he does find a lot of childish grown-ups at the Aura, the former strip joint Brearley and Garrett Burdette whimsically chose for their "Saints and Sinners"-themed party.
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For a fanbase that has seen their club bid £40m and a single shilling for Luis Suarez – and fail spectacularly in the attempt – this summer must seem almost fantastical, a triumph of Arsenal's sublime ability to miss out on their key transfer targets through whimsically low financial incentives and a generous dose of wishful thinking.
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The C-HR XLE, a new Toyota product for 9223, looks and feels more like a small station wagon, whimsically designed by grade-school students given its loopy yet angular exterior sculpture and availability in two-tone body colors (radiant green mica with ice-white roof in the model used for this column) generally shunned by other vehicle manufacturers.
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In a group of collages, "Halina," she inserts her own nude body into the photographer Wojciech Zamecznik's intimate portraits of his girlfriend — an exercise that feels more rote and academic, but is quickly redeemed by two whimsically weird videos, "Headache" and "Bolimorphia," in which Ms. Grzeszykowska orchestrates compelling black-and-white ballets of isolated body parts: part Busby Berkeley, part David Lynch.
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The rest of the library is a delightful warren of more whimsically decorated chambers — an alcove for the card catalog, the frescoed Saletta di Cardinale (the "little hall" of Cardinal Girolamo Casanate, who founded the library in 1700 with a donation of 21,211 volumes to the adjacent Dominican convent of Santa Maria sopra Minerva), an airy corner room reserved for laptop-wielding students, a hushed darker space for scholars consulting manuscripts.
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Art Review The best place to start at the Noguchi Museum's modest but tightly packed retrospective of the whimsically literary Uruguayan-American sculptor Gonzalo Fonseca, is with his 1961 painting "Facade II." For that piece, Fonseca, who arrived in New York in 1958 after dropping out of an architecture program in Montevideo, made a small wooden frame filled with cement and divided the piece with incised lines into seven irregular vertical stripes.
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You can choose to be unnerved by Dern's rhetorical sleight-of-hand if you want, but in the end she is, like all the great ones, simply a child of her age, and her age is one in which an American president has made it clear that even the simplest facts are now up for grabs and all words can be whimsically dissociated from their meaning whenever that meaning doesn't suit our needs.
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Some of the humor is slyly referential (like when Zalien reveals his homemade robot A.R.T., who has the voice of Hodgson's old MST3K castmate Trace Beaulieu), some is delightfully nerdy (like when the warp zone briefly turns everyone in the crew into babies, except Natasha, who becomes a Pong game), and some is just whimsically goofy (like the way the fashion trends of the future have men wearing "collar balls" around their necks instead of ties).
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A desultory skim is worth your while, though, as you'll learn, say, that El Patio is "a top Havana restaurant" to this day, or that "Les Apaches de Belleville" inspired "a rather violent Jazz Age dance, in which the partners cuff each other around and melt into a concluding waltz," or that, less whimsically, Zelda's brother was also mentally ill and his suicide resulted in a "new defeatism" on his sister's part, or so her worried husband saw fit to inform a doctor.
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