Fans adore being recognised by the objects of their affections.
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Hath not a Jew hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions?
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Friendship, he said, is the most golden of the affections.
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Mary and Anne Boleyn feuded over King Henry VIII's affections.
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When a woman cheats, she tends to transfer her affections.
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A moderate agenda should magnify our affections for one another.
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Michael Sheen is the wealthier landowner whose affections she toys with.
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Apart from that, can we trust the constancy of their affections?
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Harry just never had what it took to capture my affections.
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It seems he's badgered his way into Deirdre's affections lukewarm tolerance.
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Alex, the object of Lydia's affections, decides that he loves Christine.
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But time has passed, and the internet's affections move on quickly.
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Implicitly, the book poses the question: How do affections alter appearances?
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Hath not a serial killer hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions?
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It was America's support after the cold war that sealed Baltic affections.
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She is perfect, blonde, and ready for her affections to be earned.
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A fight to the death for Sandra Oh's affections seems only right.
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See, my affections extend to the entire family of Muji cleaning items.
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Priest, however, wrote the character as a relentless pursuer of T'Challa's affections.
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And, of course, Marcela and Father Monroe struggle with their acknowledged affections.
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Rudd vied for Reese Witherspoon's affections in "How Do You Know" (2010).
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Bret Stephens: Gail, my affections wobble, but my antipathies remain the same.
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I'm talking about her affections being alienated by these descriptions of me.
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Humans have long described the heart as the source of our affections.
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Honestly, the cozy-looking label alone is enough to win our autumn affections.
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Just make sure the object of your affections isn't married to the job.
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How many of these characters got to be the object of anyone's affections?
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On Sunday, Venus links with expansive Jupiter at 5:21am, deepening your affections.
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Capitalism is also beginning to commodify our emotions, our attentions, and our affections.
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Initially, his first wife was "unwilling to share my affections with another woman".
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Her affections blinded her and she was severely misguided, despite her good intentions.
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Affections are not things and persons never can become possessions, matters of ownership.
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Some astrologers believe that affections felt during a Venus retrograde can be fleeting.
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Usually the animals assist the hero in winning the affections of a princess.
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What do we want from anyone who has sought our affections and failed?
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It is a sign of weakened, misplaced affections, and a lust of annihilation.
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The sisters first caught attention while vying for Ben Higgins' affections on season 20.
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And their affections did not end there with the pair enjoying a sexy song.
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We know they have been competing for the affections of their makeup artist's Pomeranian.
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During her visit to Belmarsh Tuesday, she took the opportunity to reiterate her affections.
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In a certain sense some people abandon affections, sentiments, as if they were things.
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Don Jr.'s mounting legal troubles do seem to bring out his father's affections.
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For the past few decades, royal women have captured the public's imagination and affections.
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Ms. Cole's affections had been vied for by both Mr. Hefner and Mr. Lownes.
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Prison relationships also force couples to be creative in how they convey their affections.
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Katy Perry is (literally) wearing her affections for on-again, off-again boyfriend Orlando Bloom.
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How did Jughead himself, Cole Sprouse, feel about being the object of Miss Piggy's affections?
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They'll be cold to your touch or withdraw their affections instead of talking things through.
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Spell out your desires, and see if the object of your affections will play ball.
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And reason and facts may not play much of a role in directing our affections.
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Daunno's Curly, however, is amiable but diffuse, his affections and his sense of humor unclear.
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Billy Bob Thornton is her millionaire beau and Miles's rival for her money-hungry affections.
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Even its fans will occasionally feel that it is testing the limits of their affections.
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Mr. Weiner eventually won Ms. Abedin's affections in January 2007, when he sat between Mrs.
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Will Pocahontas readily tolerate the lingering presence in Jim's affections of his former lover, Ramona?
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"It was a like a tapestry or quilt of our affections for him," she said.
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In "Embrace" (19703), the figures melt into one another, their affections visible in their hold.
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And, of course, it's possible for affections to travel in the opposite direction as well.
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So for those hoping to win someone's affections in Las Vegas, keep your numbers small. 8.
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His dominance in the primary at present hinges on the scattered affections of less progressive Democrats.
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Cyril Figgis (Chris Parnell), as the ship's first mate, remains Sterling's hated rival for Lana's affections.
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In a skit about Corden's birthday, Wilson, 39, and Hathaway, 36, competed for Corden's affections, 40.
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She didn't reciprocate her classmate's affections, however, and it sounds like she had a good reason.
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In VR however, when you are the virtual target of Abe's 'affections', things are quite different.
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Their songs talked about love, hearts broken by callous women and an acceptance of unrequited affections.
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Will Ferrell and Chiwetel Ejiofor play the men vying for her affections in these separate visions.
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Will Ferrell and Chiwetel Ejiofor are the men vying for her affections in these separate visions.
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Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz also give exceptional performances as cousins competing for the queen's affections.
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Deal makers aren't concerned: Rising affections for protectionism hasn't reduced the appetites of corporate deal makers.
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I had beaten the big fat odds and secured the affections of A Real Live Boy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I don't get the affections people grow for each other.
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The three long pieces that make up Simple Affections are stitched together with a hallucinatory logic.
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If he can't get the record to Mylene and win her affections, he doesn't want to live.
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The soup that said "I love you" the way Bubbe showed her affections best — spoonful by spoonful.
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Illinois used to follow alienation of affections laws as well, allowing for damages against an accused homewrecker.
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The president's affections are fickle, and he tends to keep relationships open even if they are strained.
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On Friday, September 13, messenger Mercury meets sweet Venus, making it a perfect time to express affections.
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Whenever England is eliminated from the World Cup, my affections go next to the best African team.
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Silly meme talk or a full-on embrace of the wholesome, childlike affections only animals can inspire?
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She fled the affections of her guru in San Rafael, as I said, when I was six.
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The object of your affections will likewise be very susceptible to grand romantic gestures this month, Aquarius.
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I was full of hormones, and there was nowhere else for my affections to go but him.
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"Having worked there 15 years ago, M&S has a very special place in my affections," said King.
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But since Switch arrived in our household, it's replaced its portable predecessor in my affections with shocking speed.
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They leap into hot tubs or casually make cocktails, confident the object of their affections will succumb eventually.
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Instead, it was because she had fallen in love with a married man who couldn't return her affections.
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I'm a citizen of Anywhere, but reside Somewhere with you, and share none of your affections and loyalties.
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Personal affections aside, Lamb's overall impression of Pakistan mirrors the feelings of most Afghans — of suspicion and exploitation.
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Failing to win her affections, Mr. Hinckley stalked President Jimmy Carter and was eventually arrested on firearms charges.
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The idea that my mind could attract men's affections instead of their disdain was nothing short of revolutionary.
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Peter's new wife was Juliet — the unwitting object of her new husband's best friend's affections (confusing, we know).
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"It was like a tapestry or quilt of our affections for him," his wife, Cathie Pike, told CNN.
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Trump has said repeatedly that he likes to watch while his aides fight each other for his affections.
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As lovers nationwide celebrated their shared affections, fashion folk continued shuffling along, from one show to the next.
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I alternated my affections because it was just too hard being a Cubs fan, only being a Cubs fan.
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You are loving someone purely because you love them, not because you think you'll ever have your affections reciprocated.
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And he's matched in his charisma by Jordan Fisher as John Ambrose, a newish contender for Lara Jean's affections.
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Wicked's girl-power-heavy theme means that both Glinda and Elphaba are lovable as they compete for Fiyero's affections.
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It's not lost on Lincoln that Mark's affections only scored him a pity kiss, and not an actual date.
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In Mississippi, "alienation of affections" is often used to take an unfaithful spouse to court, even to this day.
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Matt is one of Kelly's later love interests on the show and even competes with Dylan for her affections.
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" Powell credibly described "perpetual nagging" as "the basis of family life" and insecurity as "the basis for stable affections.
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Your affections and understanding in your relationships blossom on or around Tuesday morning, as sweet Venus meets optimistic Jupiter.
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Peter spends the summer vying with other suitors for Zina's attention, but soon discovers that her affections lie elsewhere.
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The alliance is a major departure for BMW and Daimler, longtime rivals for the affections of affluent car buyers.
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Members of Parliament come to her bedside for meetings, and it's where Abigail and Sarah vie for her affections.
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This is the real power of Williams's work: he wears his feelings, fears, worries, and affections on his sleeve.
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I'm talking about the dad, another millennial blithely trashing the pop-culture affections of aging Gen-Xers like me.
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"This is a classic example of communicating with loved ones, sharing your affections, and making pleasant social connections," she says.
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Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) and Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) battled it out for the affections of Max, and Lucas won her heart.
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Where Jay Gatsby was looking to earn Daisy Buchanan's affections, Low yearned to be close to celebrities like Paris Hilton.
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Okoye is a woman married to the protection of her nation, so you'll always play second fiddle to her affections.
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And also if you're often rebuked in your grand affections [laughs], but I found out there's some songs in that.
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Considering artists' affections toward the platform have waned and that space for indie creatives is always welcome and needed, maybe?
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Her grandson, Styles, was the center of the group's affections as he played with his gloves and made random demands.
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Broadcom, if Mr Tan's past form is anything to go by, will soon find a new target for its affections.
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The ladies' affections proved more valuable than the men's: Mr Van der Bellen won by a sliver, 50.3% to 49.7%.
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Besides the one involving the duel for Abigail's affections, there's Deborah's hunch that Maurice is gay and involved with Shun.
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Emma Stone is the A student and Parker Posey the colleague vying for his affections in this Woody Allen film.
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It was said that he faked his death in order to escape the affections of the Queen Regent of France.
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After his death, she begins an affair with an Italian philologist, but wards off his affections by intellectualizing her grief.
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Locke's most lasting lover was Maurice Russell, who was a teen-ager when he found himself looped into Locke's affections.
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As Joe's affections warp from love into obsession, he realizes that he'll stop at nothing to keep her to himself.
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Not knowing that World War II has ended, they vie for the affections of the lone woman in their midst.
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But Perez "still pined for her affections and wanted Portales out of the picture," trial evidence showed, according to the statement.
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Another popular method of guaranteeing a non-playable character's (NPC) affections, employed throughout a range of titles, is using quest items.
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A parrot separated from its flock will flock fully and fiercely to the attentions and affections of its new human keeper.
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They're disarming each other in subtle ways, and becoming more public about their (still wholly unacted upon) affections towards each other.
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She hired a therapist who corroborated her affections for John, and said she needed to establish stronger boundaries with her children.
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Throughout the course of the film, the audiences' "favorite" character changes as quickly as the Queen's affections, and that's the point.
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Its world of indistinguishable mudpits becomes much more intricate and engaging in the presence of simulated rivalries, resentments, obsessions, and affections.
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Jimi Hendrix and David Bowie were among those who vied for her affections, but few were as besotted as John Lennon.
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She indulges their affections simultaneously, a love triangle that begins to feel like a "love mystery" — is she dating them both?
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Ron, the character best transfigured from page to stage, flirts with the audience's affections as much as those of his wife.
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Likewise, the affections Little Women inspires aren't necessarily "good" lessons, even as they accurately reflect our culture's distorted views of womanhood.
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There is always someone ready to take your place in the coach's plans, in the team's roster, in the fans' affections.
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Devotees of his cult demonstrated their affections with orgia: intoxicated, all-night revelries complete with open-season sexuality and animal sacrifice.
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It appears they haven't taken kindly to the suggestion that Baby Nut might usurp Baby Yoda's place in the public's affections.
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By the time Bell's affections turn to a married miliary officer (Damian Lewis), the movie has abandoned most of its eccentricities.
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Jesus' energies and affections were primarily aimed toward social outcasts, the downtrodden and "unclean," strangers and aliens, prostitutes and the powerless.
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In 2016 77% of them voted for Hillary Clinton over him, and their affections have not obviously changed much since then.
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Friday evening at 9:22 PM, power planet Pluto, currently retrograde in your sign, harmonizes with glamorous Venus and deepens affections.
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Also, Theon has arrived home to find himself displaced in his father's affections (such as they ever were) by his sister, Yara.
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Dining | Connecticut Entering a new restaurant, you react to certain details semiconsciously, décor features that skew your affections one way or another.
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Your spellcaster may use crystals, herbs, or other magickal tools to direct your love spell's energy toward the object of your affections.
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John Lennon, Jimi Hendrix and David Bowie all vied for her affections, and the Rolling Stones were close friends and tour mates.
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Evie and Tracy's friendship is complex and intense, vacillating between almost sensual devotion and cruel rivalry, especially where Melanie's affections are concerned.
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Mr Cain was not the only recipient of the base's wayward affections: it was clearly reluctant to settle down with Mr Romney.
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In Justice's hands, Janet's shifting affections for Brad (a decent Ryan McCartan), Frank, and Rocky (Staz Nair) just come out of nowhere.
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Democrats emerged from 2016 in a state of disrepair, with the party's base fractured between divided affections for Bernie Sanders and Clinton.
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It's estimated that about 200 alienation of affections cases are filed in North Carolina every year, according to a local law firm.
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Hayley Kiyoko's "Curious," about competing with a man for another woman's affections, was an insurgent hit on Top 40 radio this year.
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Humans, in contrast, have always struck me more as takers than givers, fickle lovers who are cagey with their affections and hearts.
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Ms. Huddy said she did not feel offended or threatened, but said she had matured and now would have rejected his affections.
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He hides in the shadows, ducking subpoenas and frantically emailing his crazy self-serving ideas while flattering his way into Clinton's affections.
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Graham competed for Desiree Hartsock's affections on season 9 of The Bachelorette and later starred in the inaugural season of Bachelor in Paradise.
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Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have yet to confirm their romantic relationship, but they are continuing to parade their affections for one another.
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The way we express our affections may change, but our the purest feelings will never change, our mutual trust and support is eternal.
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When I was 20173, it was time for my first love, and the object of my affections wasn't a he — it was she.
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The film portrays as lesbian affairs the close friendships the queen had with two confidants who were rivals for her affections and influence.
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And she seamlessly juggles the affections of not one but two well-to-do, smoldering Jewish men (three, if you count Lenny Bruce).
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Schools and their cafeterias are fighting an uphill battle working with constrained budgets and trying to compete with junk food for students' affections.
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I found myself constantly reassuring him of my affections, and there came a point when nothing I said could make him feel better.
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Mr. Roshan, an appealing dancer, works hard to twinkle his way into our affections and make Sarman something more than a cardboard hero.
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Supposedly based on a Comanche legend, the movie concerns the competition between two Kiowa warriors for the affections of the chief's daughter, Dawn.
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Among those taking note was Sharr White, whose new play, "The True" examines — and hypothesizes about — the affections shared between Noonan and Corning.
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With same-sex couples, though, he's seen visual discomfort on the faces of guests, eye rolls and glances away when they express affections.
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For of other affections there is occasion given but now and then; and therefore it was well said, 'Invidia festos dies non agit.
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But the Chihuahua had no treat to offer save for its affections, and Lemon soon trotted back to the safety of the asphalt.
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I distinctly remember rebuffing my dad's affections and interfering with his attempts to kiss or hug my mom when I was a kid.
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Sometimes several "bless you's" will be heard from various people in the vicinity of a sneeze, a kind of social contagion. Micro-affections.
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He recently announced his desire to procreate with Brienne, despite the fact that she does not seem to reciprocate his affections, at all.
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He is, like it or not, our new Bachelor, and the group of women vying for his affections are down with the choice.
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References to dancing lessons and a certain "dancing master" — whom he suspected of stealing his wife's affections — appear throughout his detailed, confessional entries.
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When Brandon finally steps into the spotlight, it surprises Marianne, the object of his affections (Kate Winslet), but it hardly surprises the viewer.
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Kathleen Turner says that Michael Douglas, Jack Nicholson, and Warren Beatty once competed to win her affections — and that none of them emerged victorious.
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The couple recently used social media to express their affections for one another, celebrating half a decade of marriage with sweet coordinating Instagram posts.
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The two became fierce competitors and even rivals in love at one point, chasing the affections of late Parisian society figure Jacques de Bascher.
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The basic premise of "The Bachelorette" is that a group of bachelors compete over many weeks for the affections of one woman -- the bachelorette.
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In the 1988 film Big, he played a jealous colleague of Tom Hanks' character, competing for the affections of a female executive (Elizabeth Perkins).
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In mythology, Cassandra was blessed by Apollo, who cursed her after she spurned his affections so that no one would ever believe her prophecies.
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At the time, Britney was the sole object of my affections – she was the pop idol at whose pigtailed, mini-skirted altar I worshipped.
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With each contact, called "time on target" in CIA jargon and counted in his job performance metrics, he insinuated himself into the professor's affections.
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But fun matters, too, and your father could be willing to accept her attentions while knowing that her affections are tinctured by venal motives.
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She believed if she could perform well enough, the affections of this man would finally give her the healing and fulfillment she always wanted.
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We love, when people are disagreeable and obnoxious; when our feelings are unrequited; and when our affections are diminished, or worse, scorned as criminal.
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Several women in the front row even wore homemade T-shirts that read "Trump Love" to make their affections clear for all to see.
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On Tuesday, affections for your family and roommates help you feel cozy and welcomed when sweet Venus meets optimistic Jupiter in your domestic sector.
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"The alienation of affections law in North Carolina is archaic, demeans the obligations of spouses in a marriage, and should be stricken," Patrick said.
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But when a wealthy substitute teacher named Scott Delacorte (Timberlake) catches her eye, Elizabeth and her colleague Amy (Lucy Punch) compete for his affections.
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At the center of both women's affections stands the flawed, inexplicable Henry, a lapsed Lutheran pastor who never seems worthy of either of them.
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This 1998 comedy starred Ben Stiller as a man vying for the affections of Mary, played by Cameron Diaz, years after a derailed first date.
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We searched New York City for the hottest, most eligible dog suitors, who then competed for Chloe's affections, which, to be fair, are quite fickle.
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Rex Tillerson: After flirting with Putin critic Mitt Romney for weeks, Trump shifted his affections toward ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson, whom he selected on Tuesday.
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"Death exorcises nothing," Anita realises on learning of her husband's passing from Claire, her childhood best friend, who had long supplanted her in his affections.
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Beck — obviously thinking about what Joe said regarding Peach's affections — bails on the sexytime, and Peach and Raj enjoy some one-on-one action instead.
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It was tough not to cringe at the unintentional (please let it be unintentional!) punning of "manholes" with the passive objects of the artist's affections.
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What I hear in it, actually, is my father's extollings of Barry Goldwater, who by that point had (temporarily) replaced Nixon in his political affections.
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After her marriage, Mary remained in the king's court all while Anne also resided there, spending six years trying to win King Henry VIII's affections.
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My dad, whose affections had been a (sometimes sore) point of comparison in my head, was becoming the person who might now draw us close.
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He says she was unhealthily obsessed with Ronan — who, Allen writes darkly, seemed to replace Allen in Farrow's affections as soon as he was born.
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At a lunch in 1995, Dr. Harris made his affections explicit, inviting Dr. Knust, who was married, to engage in a romantic relationship, she said.
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NoHo Hank, played by actor Anthony Carrigan, possesses a lot of characteristics that might lead one to strongly believe I should take my affections elsewhere.
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HONG KONG — The contestant approached the man she had been publicly courting on live television, and confessed that the object of her affections had shifted.
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As a teenager she falls in love with B., an invitingly sensitive film professor too craven to return her affections or firmly turn her away.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 50%Synopsis: In World War I, medical student Mikael (Oscar Isaac) moves to Constantinople and vies for Ana's (Charlotte Le Bon) affections.
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Unlike Becky, who has to coldly scheme her way into people's affections, Amelia is loved by all, including Captain Dobbin (Rhys Ifans), George's caring best friend.
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Most of the coverage of the case had focused on the fact that she was a self-proclaimed "seductress" bent on nabbing the affections of oligarchs.
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In the episode, Sheeran's Brendan will reportedly become stuck in a love triangle as he competes against Nelson Muntz in a bid to win Lisa's affections.
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He's a whiny, lying, "why don't nice guys ever win," slut-shaming jerk who cried "friend zone" and thereby banished himself from any reasonable person's affections.
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A confidential informant told police that the shooter's twin brother and Barber were feuding over the affections of a woman: Barber's child's mother, court records state.
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And that's one reason, now that computer-generated sets are replacing physical ones, why no future production designer will ever supplant him in film buffs' affections.
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Americans have always been able to identify with Eliza's Horatio Alger narrative of self-creation, but the priggish Higgins stands at a distance from our affections.
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She explained to CNN that to win an "alienation of affections" case, the person suing must prove that their marriage was happy before the defendant interfered.
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Faster + cheaper pathways to good first jobs are poised to supplant slow, expensive bachelor's degrees (particularly from non-selective colleges and universities) in Gen Z's affections.
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Eagle-eyed parents can rest easy; the role of Peaches, the object of Julian's affections, is voiced by Keke Palmer, not the eponymous raunchy performing artist.
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He can now successfully claim to have corralled the formal affections of Michael Butler, the mayor of Orangeburg, S.C., a city with a population of 13,000.
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Mr. Trump is a political amateur, still unschooled in the ways of Washington, but he maintains a viselike grip on the affections of the Republican base.
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It's a lo-fi song that sings the praises of what exactly she loves about the object of her affections, sounding not unlike a Shakespearean sonnet.
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The M.C. Chachi (a k a Problem) proclaims his affections, both cute and louche, in a tête-à-tête with the coyly sweet vocalist Rose Gold.
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All across the world, we have masses of voters who live in a world of gemeinschaft: where relationships are personal, organic and fused by particular affections.
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The quarterback returned the affections on Valentine's Day, sharing a picture after the big game with Bündchen and holding his daughter, who sported a mini-Brady jersey.
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Ultimately, after lots of back and forth, Caila did go on the date with Brett, and Ashley obviously took this opportunity to try and regain Jared's affections.
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"He's mad because he can't get with me," she said on live TV. And the reason she unnecessarily offered as to why she'd shunned her cousin's affections?
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As a token of his commitment, a suitor might offer the object of his affections 51% of his shares—so much nicer than a joint bank account.
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Because such songs involve showing off to the object of one's affections, they may require more creativity, and thus generate more variety than lullabies or dance songs.
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Paulson announced her relationship with Taylor last March by telling The New York Times "I am in love," and they've been vocal about their affections ever since.
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Perhaps he'd only single out her friends, or even Luca, as a way of removing the competition for his affections — he is a pretty messed up guy.
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Laura turns to cocaine to cope with memories of her sexual abuse, then ends up turning to the affections of men to feel safe and in control.
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Li: I think the way the show is set up, with 25 men or women competing for one person's affections, many contestants exhibit insecurity and control issues.
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President Donald Trump has been documented as a loyal Fox News viewer, but another network has slowly but surely won his affections since the 2016 presidential election.
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René Barbera, also in his first Met appearance, brought a light, urbane tenor to the role of Lindoro, the somewhat colorless object of Isabella's affections and intrigue.
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After splitting from his wife of 12 years, Kevin Howard sued her lover for "alienation of affections" — a little known tort just a handful of states recognize.
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Her clean-cut boyfriend at the time, Barry, was mercilessly beaten down by Lucious and his friends to keep him from competing for her affections any longer.
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This recipe yields five pint jars of this stuff, so you can buy the affections of all of your friends by giving the extras away as gifts.
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Now, the actor who played the supernatural object of many teen affections is experiencing his real-life best day ever, with the birth of his second child.
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" Of "girls and their blind visions," George Eliot wrote in "Daniel Deronda": "In these delicate vessels is borne onward through the ages the treasure of human affections.
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Or maybe that's because he reportedly told Macron that he'd supported him, even though his affections had clearly been for Marine Le Pen of the National Front.
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Don had occupied for her the strange and unlabeled space between the palpable, but mostly passive, affection between neighbors, and the solid, certain affections between actual friends.
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There are four affections that bind our society, and moderates could champion a policy agenda for each: We are bound together by our love of our children.
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These same affections for noir-looking suitors have morphed over the years, from Jack Sparrow's swashbuckling boots and beard to Russell Brand's renaissance waistcoats and emphatic storytelling.
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The Blot (1921) deals with income inequality as a rich student and a poor minister vie for the affections of the daughter of an impoverished college professor.
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Though they may seem like an odd couple, Crowe has learned a lot from Walnut, accepting her affections as a way to help conserve this rare avian species.
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Venus, the planet of love, meets your planetary ruler Mercury, allowing you to smooth things over with your friends and express your platonic affections with an open heart.
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I was heartbroken because time and time again, my boyhood crushes were more interested in humiliating and assaulting me in hallways for my queerness than reciprocating my affections.
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Believing that she can ignite Livingston's affections and live with him happily ever after, Ilona intends to snare the deanship as a consolation prize for her unambitious husband.
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Yet their dedication to her is undeniable, and it's a perfect representation of the ever-expanding social phenomenon of parasocial relationships, wherein individuals attach affections to celebrity figures.
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Faced with losing something they love, health policy experts, doctors and analysts have taken to Twitter to proclaim their affections for the soon-to-be-dismantled healthcare law.
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The video closes as the scorned king has Perry beheaded for not returning his affections, though Katy of Arc crashes the party to avenge her fallen sister's death.
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If Long Long Man's affections truly lie where he claims in the twist ending, why did he apparently get naked and chew gum with Chi-chan in bed??
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Your correspondent has lost a camera fending off unwanted affections in China, a phone on Delhi's crowded metro (amazingly later recovered) and plenty of wallets over the years.
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Given the fact that objects and humans are not two puzzle pieces originating with fitted parts, intimate affections are therefore not gauged on the idea of sexual intercourse.
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The real loss for Republicans since President George W. Bush left office is that their candidates have frittered away the affections that he and Reagan earned among Latinos.
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Like many other states on this list, North Carolina has a law that allows you to sue an unfaithful partner (and their lover) through alienation of affections laws.
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Throughout, Bryan effectively counters the outside world's assessment of these individuals as property or lower primates by sharing the dreams, fears and affections that come with being human.
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Peter and Evert maneuver fiercely for David's affections, regardless of the fact that he has a fiancée; and one of them gets what he wants, for a price.
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African fans, as the writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has noted, are not bound in their affections by the nation-state borders imposed on the continent by European colonialism.
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Pygmalion remained at the center, surrounded by Céphise, a rival for his affections; Cupid, the life-giving agent; assorted onlookers; and the statue herself, whom Cupid quickly energizes.
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So when I fall in love, for instance, it is never an impediment that the object of my affections might be, or seem to others to be, odd.
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This dimming extends to an excruciatingly corny plot that has both characters vie for the twinkling affections of Ana (Charlotte Le Bon), a Paris-educated, terminally cute tutor.
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Princess Diana said she wanted to be the "queen of people's hearts"—in implied contrast to the awkward husband who commanded the affections of nobody but his mistress.
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Her French is improving but not fluent, and she punctuates her affections with "bellissima," rims her eyes in thick black liner and speaks in a heavy Italian accent.
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Consuelo would enjoy the favour of Bertie for the rest of her life, making her one American trailblazer who won the affections of royalty long before Meghan Markle.
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The rapper, 40, couldn't contain his affections for the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 20163, in a Twitter post he shared on his fourth wedding anniversary Thursday evening.
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This wave of interest in bots is sure to usher in a new economy in which these invisible helpers inside messaging platforms and search engines contend for our affections.
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau has hinted that Jaime might have some competition for Cersei's affections in Season 7, so perhaps Cersei will accept both of Euron's oh-so generous gifts?
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Everyone loves a tiny, chaotic neutral, nonverbal goober upon which to pour their affections — all the better if the baby meme's behavior careens between crushingly sweet and harmlessly violent.
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"We are all completely over the moon for her already, and she's wasted no time making herself at home in our affections," development director Angela Elizabeth Townsend tells PEOPLE.
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I just hope it's not an all-out war for his affections between Annalise and Laurel, because you know who'll be getting murdered next if push comes to love.
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It might take a more robust show of support from Mr. Sanders, and even then there is no guarantee that the affections of Mr. Sanders's base can be transferred.
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She is one of nine women who remain in contention for the affections of Arie Luyendyk Jr. on the television show, and she was unavailable for interviews on Friday.
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But, try as I did to avoid them, the affections and gifts and little notes continued from the older staff member — attentions that had begun during the interview process.
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In each episode of "The Proposal," one person who is hidden from view is given the choice of 10 contestants who in turn vie for his or her affections.
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The large and impressive cast, all in modern dress, includes Katy Stephens and Sargon Yelda in especially vivid supporting turns, the latter as a Pompey harboring same-sex affections.
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P.S. I Love You is a slight shift to the typical rom-com narrative, namely because the object of the protagonist's affections is already her husband and he's dead.
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Opinion Columnist Every republic, large and small, lives with a tension between the need for public-spirited, civic-minded leaders and the inevitable pull of private interests and affections.
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THE LAYOVER Stranded at the St. Louis airport after a flight diversion, two friends (Alexandra Daddario and Kate Upton) vie for the affections of the same man (Matt Barr).
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Cities across the country are racing to win the affections of Amazon as it seeks a home for what could be the largest corporate relocation project in modern history.
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In the photo, Luca, 6, leans in and lovingly kisses his 2-month-old sister on the cheek, but Banks seemingly was not having any of her big brother's affections.
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It's a nice thing to see on a show that largely plays on outdated gender norms and often suggests that contestants should win the Bachelorette's affections, rather than earn them.
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They've got a long tradition of demonstrating their affections through extravagant gifts: Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna and Kylie Jenner and Tyga have gifted one another with multiple fancy cars.
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Throughout our history, urine has been used to treat everything from burns, scorpion stings, baby rashes, and even "affections of the anus," according to ancient Roman philosopher Pliny the Elder.
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A 27-year-old Chinese man declared his affections by solving 840 Rubik's cubes and using them to create a giant portrait of his dream girl -- a next-door neighbor.
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There were plenty of Knicks fans in the Barclays Center stands, showing how much farther the Nets have to go to wrest the basketball affections of New York City fans.
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Jeff Flake against an antiestablishment populist but now features three candidates — including Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff known for overzealous immigration enforcement and birtherism — competing for Trump's affections and voters.
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Rihanna, the object of Champagne Papi's affections, casually slipped in the L-bomb in a post thanking her loved ones for their support ahead of the MTV VMAs last week.
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"I absolutely loved working on this video," said Jeong, who portrays a hopelessly lovestruck waiter, hilariously mouthing BTS' lyrics while the object of his affections (Devon) dines with another man.
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Zayn Malik went it alone Saturday at KIIS FM's Wango Tango ... and he looks suspiciously similar to another dude who performed, and once vied for the affections of Gigi Hadid.
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She wondered if her father had been all that he had seemed, wondered if the man she had admired and loved for sixteen years had made use of her affections.
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On "The Bachelor," female contestants are placed in direct competition with one another as they try to "win" the affections of one man, who is depicted as the ideal partner.
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Mr. Cruz, a Texas senator, has long professed his affections for the Wisconsin staple, which he had called his favorite food well before the laws of local pandering required it.
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Now their currency is getting hammered, NAFTA might be blown up and U.S. companies are competing for the affections of the president-elect by canceling plans to invest in Mexico.
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I honestly don't know if my heart can contain all the good feelings I have about Chance's music, activism, daddy-daughter time, us sharing a hometown, and his personal affections.
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Here, though, Kong is no longer the beast we love, the tragic captor-swain who, if he didn't always win the affections of his prisoners, achieved immortality by seducing viewers.
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Capricorn is the sign of future goals so pull out that "What I Want in a Mate" checklist and make sure the object of your affections ticks enough of your boxes.
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Slowly Ichi colonises her desktop, until Nina is a version of that boy-crazy cliché, the girl who sits by the phone waiting for the object of her affections to call.
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It is a labor of love and it has cost him love — his wife left him because she couldn&apost tolerate competing with the dead revolutionary for his affections, Pankrat says.
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The clip, titled "Girl at a Bar," sees a foursome of potential suitors clamoring for a woman's affections while touting their pro-woman beliefs as a means to seal the deal.
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Although Doom is a smart game that may win the affections of some turned off by modern first-person shooters, it's unlikely to have the surprisingly wide appeal of Fury Road.
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Switching its affections to Fiat would allow Renault to stop pestering Nissan about a potential combination, while allowing its Japanese partner to feast on an extra 1 billion euros of savings.
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This movie's plot may strike you as somewhat Shakespearean: The heroine pretends to be a boy for her own convenience, only to find herself attracting the affections of a popular girl.
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" The New York Times review for the film that April noted it took on "a faintly purplish hue because of the secret affections that pass among the teachers and the girls.
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The unquestionable victor at the end of this story would always be Jonathan Byers (Charlie Heaton), the outsider and photographer also competing for Nancy's affections, albeit in a much less aggressive way.
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But relying on the affections of others to buttress one's own identity is a shoddy method of construction, and in the extended bouts of separation between our meetings, I felt increasingly unmoored.
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Paramount's "Daddy's Home," a comedy about a step-father (Will Ferrell) locked in a fierce battle with his wife's first husband (Mark Wahlberg) for her kid's affections, took third place with $ million.
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Kannu's mother Sargam (Anjali Patil) catches the eye of the local drug lord (Makarand Deshpande) but she is in love with Pappu, a book-seller from the slum, who returns her affections.
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But it hewed to a similar logic, in which 16 straight men and 16 lesbians competed for Tila's affections, with the curveball being that the contestants were not aware of her bisexuality.
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Perhaps I am most invested in the sordid tale of desperate Cool Girl Marquise de Montespan (Anna Brewster), the king's mistress who dabbles in the black arts to retain his waning affections.
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Netflix also announced premiere dates Sunday for these new and returning series: 'Flaked' Chip (Will Arnett) is a longtime Venice, California, resident who falls for the object of his best friend's affections.
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Our personalities and gender, the regions of the cat's body we touch and how we generally handle cats, may all play an important role in how the cat responds to our affections.
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Fox News has long been documented as one of President Donald Trump's favorite TV news outlets, but another network has slowly but surely won the president's affections since the 2016 presidential election.
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As Mary thrives and tests the limits of her independence, surrounded by affectionate ladies in waiting, Elizabeth becomes increasingly brittle and remote, alienated from her own affections and encased in elaborate costumes.
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She revels in it — charging into a bikini contest, snagging a promotion and basking in the affections of a beefy corporate scion — only to discover that her looks never changed a bit.
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He was not a leftist and may simply have committed the offense of journalism; another theory is that a well-placed rival for a woman's affections wanted him out of the way.
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They were pissed, and they were scared, and rightly so — the internet, and the masses of amateur photographers, content generators, and gossip sites were fickle in their affections, unpredictable in their turns.
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Responding to a video of the moment shared to Twitter, the object of Em's (supposed) affections admitted that it was all fun and games — either that, or she thoroughly friend-zoned him. LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
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Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, a guru with a big following among the urban middle classes who rivals Mr Ramdev for Mr Modi's affections, is branching out from Ayurveda into food and personal care.
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I recall Theresa talking a lot about her affections for Bjork last year; how the Icelandic visionary was able to take huge themes of life experience and make fun, danceable music from it.
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Her time navigating the New Jersey newsroom's politics becomes more complicated when her enthusiastic and nosy mother, Carol (Andrea Martin), takes a post as the newsroom's intern — and quickly wins over everyone's affections.
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The 31-year-old attorney hailing from Dallas, Texas stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show earlier this week for a group date with a few of the lucky guys vying for her affections.
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Some might argue that it's not like these men are stalking these women -- they are just pursuing them because they love them, and they believe the women will come to return their affections.
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The pair have frequently expressed their affections for one another on social media with the One Direction band member most recently sharing a photo of his girlfriend in honor of International Women's Day.
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It can also make for a hellish holiday full of hair-matted bars of soap, little kids hosing down your meals with squirt guns and unwelcome affections from big hairy men in Speedos.
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Kevin Howard sued his unnamed romantic rival for "alienation of affections," a tort that allows the spurned spouse in a divorce to sue the person who caused their marriage to flounder, WITN reported.
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Paramount's "Daddy's Home," a comedy about a step-father (Will Ferrell) locked in a fierce battle with his wife's first husband (Mark Wahlberg) for her kid's affections, took third place with $15 million.
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DeWanda Wise ("Shots Fired") plays the Brooklyn artist Nola Darling, object of multiple men's affections, and Anthony Ramos of "Hamilton" plays Mars Blackmon, the role that made Mr. Lee an instant star. HAPPY!
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To the extent that North Korea and the United States are engaged in a contest for the affections of the South Korean president, some analysts felt Mr. Pence's trip was a missed opportunity.
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Dressed not unlike Kelly, in a pair of dark sunglasses and a bandanna, Chappelle stars in a music video in which he sings about wanting to urinate on the object of his affections.
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"He's not clouded by affections for the E.U. or its institutions, and in a sense that gives him the ability to think clearly about the best ways to destabilize the government," he said.
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Our heroine is excited but understandably nervous; it's her first time being someone's girlfriend, and the fact that the object of her affections is the Peter Kavinsky is making her even more skittish.
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She was a dancer when they met, dating a friend of his (Jason O'Mara), and Wakefield narrates with cruel relish the way he stole her affections and spirited her away to the suburbs.
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The attenuated scenario more or less demands that Lucy and Lee fall in and out of each other's affections so as to generate suspense in between the pro forma name-dropping — Bette Davis!
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But considering that several of the other women were comforting her while she cried, it seems like it may be a little bigger than just whatever is happening in the quest for Colton's affections.
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Should readers complete all of the readings and "missions" they're tasked with over 30 days, Strauss promises his faithful acolytes both self-betterment and significantly improved odds at access to women and their affections.
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Christy and Will dig into the remake/reboot/rewhatever of Disney's Beauty and the Beast, and then Will asks Christy about T2: Trainspotting and whether it will mess with one's affections for the original.
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In "Better Things," Pamela Adlon brings a version of her life to the screen with the help of Louis C.K. In "Finding Prince Charming," 13 gay men compete for the affections of a heartthrob.
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Egyptian affections for Trump are partly fueled by distaste for former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Most states have gotten rid of it, but "alienation of affections" is still something you can sue someone for in Hawaii, Mississippi, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah, and Howard's home state of North Carolina.
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Instead, we are treated to the burgeoning affections of the cripplingly shy Angélique (Carly Bawden), a chocolate-maker extraordinaire, and the gauche proprietor of a chocolate factory, Jean-René (Dominic Marsh, sporting serious sideburns).
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Social media can trump big donor money When the early GOP favorites were pre-campaigning for big donors' affections and Clinton was filling her own war chest, two candidates were busy building something else: movements.
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He has captured the affections and award nominations of the world over with his enthusiastic and unaffected interviews, his genuine fanboying over our favorite celebrities, and the fact that he is just so very talented.
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There's nothing empowering about competing for the affections of a man, but there is something oddly feminist about the way the women ignore gendered rituals of courtship and aren't ashamed to make their interest clear.
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If you look up your sign and don't think it fits your specific dating woes, check out your Venus sign, too, since this nearby planet rules your affections and romantic instincts (look yours up here).
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I thought I was better than her because I was making something of myself instead of relying on men to take care of me or relying on my beauty to...to win the world's affections.
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Margaery is in competition with Cersei for overall King's Landing hotness and also as the primary target for Joffrey's affections (normal mother-son stuff), so it makes sense for Sansa to be intrigued by her.
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While the object of the Columbiners affections can feel shocking, they are simply participating in ancient rite of girlhood: a creative cultural production that teenage girls have been using to express taboo desires for decades.
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But whereas the Republican National Convention was preoccupied with a certain notion of what the working class should be, the Democratic National Convention has made an obvious bid for the affections of actually existing workers.
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Posted by Netflix, the clip from the show's next season shows the affluent socialite Jacqueline, played by Jane Krakowski, having to deal with the affections of two men — but neither are the ones you'd expect.
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"The object of Weiner's affections is his polar opposite politically: a self-avowed supporter of Donald Trump and the National Rifle Association who's used Twitter to bash both President Obama and Clinton," the Post reported.
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Inspired by the film's main character, who plots to kill a presidential candidate, Hinckley opened fire on Reagan outside a Washington, D.C., hotel on March 30, 1981, in a misguided effort to win Foster's affections.
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The pairing might try to secure the affections of the female, to prevent her from escaping their attentions, beat up on other males, or even defend the female against a potential attack from other males.
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It was not until his communications agency, Peter & Associates, handled the press relations for the Grand Prix de l'Age d'Or in France, an event for classic cars, in the late 1980s that his affections changed.
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In the seventh episode, "Nothing Shattered," the show begins to hammer home an unspoken romantic connection by pitting Sam against the new character Russell, the cameraman who has vied for Ruth's affections behind the scenes.
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In bedrooms and across tables, Jeanne, Ariane and Gilles pour out their hearts and reflect on love as they — word by word and with discreet and grand gestures — stake claims on one or another's affections.
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He is abducted by a group of female gangsters led by a cigar-smoking Dorothy Burgess (who had just been seen competing with Jean Harlow for the affections of Clark Gable in "Hold Your Man").
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The 32-year-old may never feel the affections of the crowd savored by Federer and Spaniard Rafa Nadal but his record of 16 Grand Slam titles is proof that tennis is no popularity contest.
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Budapest, which regained its coveted 'investment grade' rating last Friday, appears to have swapped places in investors' affections with Poland as Warsaw takes a route one analyst has termed an 'Orbanisation' of the country's politics.
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To prove that Trump still commands the enduring affections of his voters, the pollster tested a handful of prominent Republicans who are or were critical of the president against him in a theoretical primary battle.
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Nina ultimately falls in love with Boris, which causes a stir among her peers — namely Irina's son, whose affections for Nina come to a head as Boris seemingly chews up her heart and spits it out.
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But Hawke was as famous for his colorful personality as his political achievements, his bouffant hair and cheeky humor ensuring that he has endured in the country's affections long after his career came to a close.
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These categories often significantly overlap; on, say, the Bachelor spinoff Bachelor in Paradise, the contestants are kept on a "structured reality" desert island while they also compete for the affections of members of the opposite sex.
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Amidst intense media scrutiny, it was learned that Nowak perceived Shipman as a romantic rival for the affections of Oefelein, another astronaut who later acknowledged a prior relationship with Nowak, who was then married but separated.
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The online response to his reappearances proved his original fanbase's affections burned hot, and on top of that a new generation was paying attention – kids who'd never seen an episode of Bo Selecta in their lives.
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Since then, the pair have critiqued countless steaks with red wine foams, stacks of lobster ceviche, and chocolate mousses with cherry coulis drizzles as hopeful chefs battle to win the judges' affections and avoid a blasting.
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In "The Favourite," his new film, two women vie for the affections of an impressionable, mercurial Queen Anne, well aware that losing her favor would put an end to their ambitions of power, status, even survival.
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This is especially difficult to watch — anyone who's ever been a teenager with a crush, or even an early 20-something falling hard for someone else, probably knows what it's like to reel from unrequited affections.
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It's Littlefinger who experiences the first disturbing jolt, making a transparent effort to wheedle his way into Bran's affections by offering the young man the Valyrian steel dagger given to an assassin dispatched to kill Bran.
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You can regard the relationship of Putin and Donald Trump as purely odd and possibly corrupt, or you can see in it and in them a classic tale of affections strangled and at times set free.
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Her worst "affekts" — affections and emotions, in other words — are, as it turns out, all tied to Christian and the ways she's been forced to sublimate her intense grief in order to keep him from leaving her.
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The narrative of "Milk Tooth" unfolds on split screens, with one side chronicling the efforts of a male humanoid (Valentino) to reach and revive the object of his affections, the female figure (Tish) on the other screen.
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According to court documents, Kevin Howard recently won a judgment against his ex-wife's lover for "alienation of affections" -- a claim that exists in just a handful of other states across the country -- according to court documents.
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In the photo, Duff's son Luca— whose father is former NHL player Mike Comrie — leans in and lovingly kisses his infant sister on the cheek, but Banks seemingly was not having any of her big brother's affections.
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The novel doesn't exactly sell the romance either, to be fair, but there, at least, leading guy Liam (Harris Dickinson) has his own backstory and some space to grow in the affections of Ruby and the readers.
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The Property Brothers, JoJo Fletcher, Nikki Bella and more recently stopped by the PEOPLE Now studios and had the chance to make their affections for their moms public — making the rest of us look bad (we kid!).
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Leaving little doubt over the strength of her affections for Bloom, Perry posted a photo of the show's playbill on her Instagram story, appearing to add a sweet heart-filled sticker above an image of Bloom's face.
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And much of the tale has since been told: how they patiently planned their escape; how they manipulated the affections of a female prison employee; how they broke out of the prison, one of the state's toughest.
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In an interview with The Daily Beast about his upcoming film Small Crimes, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau revealed that Jamie may not be the only one vying for his sister's affections in Season 7 of Game of Thrones.
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He doled out handshakes and hugs to friends and strangers alike, and his tendency to lavish his affections on women and girls was so central to his persona that it became fodder for late-night television jokes.
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Saying "bless you" may engender an extremely brief and passing feel-good connection to the person sneezing, a phenomenon that Dr. Farley calls "micro-affections," an antidote to the "micro-agressions" we hear so much about. Conformity.
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Although Ada is betrothed to a wealthy man, Omar (Babacar Sylla), her affections remain with Souleiman, a suave but less prosperous suitor who leaves their coastal town in Senegal in hopes of finding steady work in Spain.
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In Berlin, he is largely unsuccessful in love, squandering his affections first on a German, Manfred, who is straighter than he is gay, and then on a French West African man who leaves him for someone else.
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Now 80 and best known as the author of the 1980 play "Bent," Mr. Sherman punctuates the shifting affections with elaborate reminiscences from Beau that cast personal and political glances back at gay mores across the decades.
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With no visible means of support or home of his own, John Meehan (played by Eric Bana) still manages to snag the affections of Debra Newell (Connie Britton), who owns a successful interior design company in Southern California.
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It would be far more groundbreaking to simply show a plus-size woman living her regular life, forced to choose between the adoring affections of Devine and Hemsworth, with no further mention of how surreal it all is.
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Additionally, the Property Brothers, JoJo Fletcher, Nikki Bella and more recently stopped by the PEOPLE Now studios and had the chance to make their affections for their moms public — making the rest of us look bad (we kid!).
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If unwatched YouTube videos, unfriended Facebook pages, and brand pariahs on Twitter constitute the Lonely Web, then this was something lonelier still—a solitary empire cultivated over years, built in tribute to the object of its creator's affections.
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Leaving little doubt over the strength of her affections for the actor, Perry posted a photo of the show's Playbill on her Instagram Story, appearing to add a sweet heart-filled sticker above an image of Bloom's face.
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Later, Deadpool rolls up outside the mansion and holds up a boom box that blasts Peter Gabriel music, an allusion that paints him as Say Anything's romantic lead, Lloyd Dobler, and Colossus as the object of his affections.
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The factions McVeigh represents, however marginalized they may be, continue to be a major bulwark of support for the newly inaugurated president, who is quicker to insult John Lewis than to cast off the affections of David Duke.
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People reports that in a preview for this week's Famously Single, Johnson explains that his appearance on The Bachelorette (he was one of the guys vying for JoJo Fletcher's affections) came just six months after his mother's death.
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Lou already has a boyfriend, a self-centered fitness nut named Patrick (Matthew Lewis), but as soon as you see him, you will know better than to expect a werewolf-versus-vampire rivalry for a young woman's affections.
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Beth, on the other hand, has a fixation on pleasing her father and earning his affections that has not only caused her to struggle to meaningfully relate to her own children but that she's also willfully oblivious too.
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While many of us can't stomach public displays of affections, a Chinese high school in Henan has taken extreme measures to prevent its students from "feeding each other" — an affectionate activity that young couples in China partake in.
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Songs such as "Let's Go" were at once world-weary and witty; on "My Best Friend's Girl" he toyed with the conventions of lovelorn pop by telling listeners that the object of his affections "used to be mine".
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That started much earlier when she was a student at the University of Pennsylvania and couldn't get the administration to take her seriously about a classmate who was threatening to kill himself if she didn't return his affections.
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Sometimes modern fat heroines manage to secure the affections of men who aren't total losers — like Dumplin's Willowdean, or Isn't It Romantic's Natalie — but these stories are still selling boyfriends as the fat girl's ultimate, and only, reward.
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Lots of music gets called dreamlike, but Simple Affections really is, abandoning traditional compositional logic so that you just float along until you find yourself in a beautiful clearing of piano minimalism or a terrifying underbrush of noise.
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The controversial Twitter rampage caused an uproar amongst fans and even some of West's friends, including singer John Legend, who argued West's affections for the president were unwarranted and dangerous, considering some of Trump's past racist remarks and policies.
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She joins theater and makes a new friend, Justin (Nadji Jeter), but simultaneously grapples with feeling as if she's in second place regarding her parents' affections — something she's grown used to, given Auggie's great need for care and attention.
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If you've never noticed the effects of a Venus transit before, here's what you need to know: This nearby planet rules how we perceive beauty, how we show affection, and who gets to be the object of our affections.
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Returning stars Michael B. Jordan, Tessa Thompson, and, of course, Sylvester Stallone inhabit these characters like they've never stopped living them, so it doesn't take much for them to win back the affections they earned in the last film.
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Although the characters are slightly older, it has a loose, comic vibe similar to "Girls," as the characters engage in some anxious self-examination — and other-directed criticism — while they negotiate subtle changes in their affections for one another.
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South Dakota is one of seven U.S. states that still has medieval "alienation of affections" laws that allow a married person who was cheated on to sue the "other" man or woman with whom their partner had an affair.
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South Dakota is one of several U.S. states that still has medieval "alienation of affections" laws that allow a married person who was cheated on to sue the "other" man or woman with whom their partner had an affair.
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As Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone expressively vied for Olivia Colman's affections, they evoked throaty, full-body laughs from the audience at the screening I attended, rather than the tight, pressurized laughter I heard while watching his earlier films.
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So when she announced her engagement last July, to a dashing, older multimillionaire who had reportedly gone to some lengths to secure her affections, we had to decide to what extent we would participate in the inevitable media circus.
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His quest for power is motivated by an obsession with a dead woman, Catelyn Stark, who never requited his affections, and then by a fixation on her daughter Sansa, who shows no signs of warming to him romantically either.
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Christiane Vulpius, the object of his affections and soon to be the mother of his son, August, was so far below his social status that marriage seemed out of the question, though two decades later the two did quietly wed.
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When Simon's secret is exposed to the nerdy, desperate-for-friends Martin (Logan Miller), Martin blackmails Simon into helping him win the affections of Simon's pal Abby (Alexandra Shipp, in a winning performance that will almost certainly lead to bigger roles).
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A precursor to the popular spinoff sitcom of the same name, the film cast Reynolds as bad-boy Seth — the object of Sabrina's affections (until, of course, he tried to hook up with her in his car after the Spring Fling).
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Here are some of their stories: "He charms you, properly charms you, and makes you feel stupid for thinking he likes anyone else … he tries to convince you that your uncertainty is down to your unacknowledged affections," she wrote on Tumblr.
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James Corden is voicing Peter Rabbit in a contemporary comedy highlighted by his feud with Mr. Thomas McGregor (Domhnall Gleeson) as they rival for the affections of the warm-hearted animal lover who lives next door, played by Rose Byrne.
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Not long after I read Romeo and Juliet in class, I also watched Romeo + Juliet on VHS tape at a slumber party, and generally got pretty confused about the concept of love at first sight and the affections of teenage boys.
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Timothée Chalamet puts in a breakout performance as a young man navigating his sexual coming-of-age over the course of a fateful summer, and Armie Hammer is arresting as the slightly older man who becomes the object of his affections.
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So it's only fair that owners would be worried about swaying their feline friends' affections any more than they need to, especially when it comes to what many know is the one thing guaranteed to elicit lots of love: feeding time.
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Leaving little doubt over the strength of her affections for the 41-year-old actor, Perry posted a photo of the show's playbill on her Instagram Story, appearing to add a sweet heart-filled sticker above an image of Bloom's face.
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"You Want Her Too" (Flowers in the Dirt, 1989) Having famously competed with Michael Jackson for a woman's affections in 1982's "The Girl Is Mine," this cut from Flowers in the Dirt is essentially round two, McCartney vs. Costello.
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"The Lobster" could be thought of as an examination of the state of human affections in the age of the dating app, a critique of the way relationships are now so often reduced to the superficial matching of interests and types.
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Its action is based on the true story of Anne's close-to-obsessive relationship with her courtier Lady Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough (Rachel Weisz), and the usurping of the Queen's affections by a younger woman named Abigail Hill (Emma Stone).
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The soprano Latonia Moore takes on the lead role in Verdi's "Aida"; in Puccini's "La Bohème," the ardent tenor Piotr Beczala as Rodolfo vies for the affections of the tender Mimì, sung alternatively by Kristine Opolais and Hei-Kyung Hong.
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Ultimately, the boys of the Losers' Club don't fight over Beverly's affections or treat her as an object, and they never dismiss her experiences: Instead, they collectively support her, uphold her version of what happened, and help her move forward.
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Trouble looms when Natasha, dazzled by the heady whirl of Moscow society, falls prey to the charms of Anatole (the amusingly preening Lucas Steele), a womanizer who enlists his sister, Hélène (Amber Gray, glamorous and scheming), to help win her affections.
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And it's not until the third wheel comes along — Matilda, Orimbelli's sister-in-law through marriage to a man who disappeared before their union was even consummated — that the "triangulation" of affections drives these people somewhere they didn't expect to go.
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This is dicey because you can't always control emotional attachments when body chemicals mix, but with the married men I guessed that the fact that they had wives, children and mortgages would keep them from going overboard with their affections.
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Among the works to be displayed include a cartoon that Michelangelo drew for his final fresco at the Vatican Palace and a series of drawings that he made for Tommaso de'Cavalieri, who was said to be the object of Michelangelo's affections.
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This is an apparent reference not to the concept of love between a human and a beast but to a seconds-long glimpse of a gay character near the end of the movie dancing with the object of his affections.
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Like night-one castoff and regulation hottie "Grocery Store Joe," John Graham didn't quite win Kufrin's affections, shocking viewers who appreciated his good looks, easy-going personality and steady job (he's a software engineer who helped create millennials' favorite money-sharing app, Venmo).
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A decade later, the governor elevated Judge Kaye to chief judge when Sol Wachtler abruptly resigned in disgrace after his arrest on charges of blackmailing his former lover and her daughter in a bizarre attempt to win back the older woman's affections.
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The premise is based on a competition between a cold-eyed womanizer (Ray Brooks), possessor of "the knack," and his socially awkward roommate (Michael Crawford) for the affections of a woman up from the country (Rita Tushingham, who played the role in London).
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And, finally, he is lost at the very end of the world when he is sent on to Edinburgh, to inveigle his way into the affections of the Scottish King James VI, poised to become the English King James I upon Elizabeth's death.
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He contributed to both a project called Simple Affections and spiritually similar ensemble project about a saint, each of which welded together bits of audio detritus—both sacred and profane—into these wonderful tile mosaics made from precious metals and beautiful trash.
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" In the op-ed, he cited his late uncle's President John F. Kennedy's declaration, the Community Mental Health Act of 1963, that says those with mental illness "need no longer be alien to our affections or beyond the help of our communities.
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AbemaTV hits include a variety show featuring former members of Japan's once-biggest boy band, SMAP, and a dating show in which the female contestants and viewers try to identify which of the male contestants is a "wolf" lying to gain their affections.
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The 27th will bear witness to a three-way tussle for player affections, with Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, Assassin's Creed Origins and the small matter of the next main-series Mario game, the Switch-exclusive Super Mario Odyssey, all hitting stores.
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On Homeland, male characters like Quinn, Nicholas Brody (his precursor in Carrie's affections), and Saul Berenson (Carrie's mentor at the CIA) often function as narrative whipping boys, whose suffering galvanizes Carrie into actions that establish her bullish, ruthless dedication to cause and country.
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Under an alienation of affections law, the prosecutor doesn't have to prove their partner had sex with another person, just that they were engaged in an extramarital relationship that caused them to receive less love and attention than if the affair didn't occur.
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In one, the action proved explosive when Julian Elijah Martinez, as Captain Solyony of the Russian Army, devoured the scenery in a hyperbolic display of rage against Baron von Tuzenbach, his competition for the affections of Irina, the youngest of the three sisters.
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In "Far From the Madding Crowd," the hero, Gabriel Oak, is a stoic with a well-integrated romantic streak; his foil and rival for the heroine's affections, William Boldwood, believes himself a stoic but discovers a romanticism he can't control, with violent consequences.
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It's the latest volley in a tit-for-tat between Trump and the network, whose right-leaning opinion hosts like Hannity largely cover Trump favorably but which is being replaced in his affections by the even more flattering One America News Network.
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After she unsuccessfully vied for his heart on season 2 of the Bachelor and Bachelorette spin-off series, Haibon did not expect the 28-year-old to make a return on season 3 in an attempt to win over his affections for a second time.
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Also seeking Mother Courage's affections is an army cook (a strong Kevin Mambo), who tries to entice her to join him when he inherits a small inn; she refuses when he tells her that her beloved daughter, the mute Kattrin (Mirirai Sithole), cannot join them.
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The most well-known of the three is 1959's The Crimson Kimono, directed by Samuel Fuller, in which Shigeta plays a suit-wearing, cigarette-smoking hard-boiled LAPD detective who fights his own partner for the affections of an intelligent young blonde — and wins.
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Why a young gentleman looking for love or free smooches would be offended that the object of his affections immediately started talking up a 74-year-old nerd is beyond me, but I understand why Tinder might have a policy about unsexy political shop talk.
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Thomas Doherty made his affections for girlfriend and Descendants 2 costar Dove Cameron obvious on Friday when he proudly dressed in a personalized denim jacket with a painting of the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. actress, 22, at the Kari Feinstein Style Lounge in Los Angeles.
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Inbox has yet to replace the standard Gmail app in the affections of many, but Smart Reply appears to have become fairly popular since its introduction last November — Google says 10 percent of all mobile replies from Inbox are already composed using the feature.
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We chose this one because its lyrics -- "she wears high heels, I wear sneakers / she's cheer captain, and I'm on the bleachers" -- resonate with any high schooler who has felt like a misfit while battling a more popular classmate for the affections of a crush.
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She brought velvety warmth and focus to the part of Irene, the latest object of the philandering Léandre's affections, as well as to the double role of Léontine, the opera singer, and Flore, the shepherd she portrays onstage and whose woolly wards turn naughty.
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Unlike the wide field of Democrats competing for the affections of the left, Mr. Biden avoided almost any talk of policy or ideology, signaling that he believes voters will embrace him as a figure of stability and maturity even in a partisan primary election.
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This strategy of manufacturing intrigue was evidently deemed so successful for the show that this season of The Bachelor, two former pageant participants were once again cast to compete for Peter Weber's affections: Alayah Benavidez (Miss Texas 2019) and Victoria Paul (Miss Louisiana 2019).
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Each of these men becomes, in one way or another, entangled with the affections of either Harriet or Emma — and sometimes both — thanks in no small part to Harriet's own naivete and in large part to Emma's bad misreading of the all the romantic signs.
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Set in New York City, the movie followed Jody Sawyer (Amanda Schull), a new recruit to the prestigious American Ballet Academy, as she and her fellow students vied for glory, each other's affections, and, most of all, a spot in the American Ballet Company.
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That's when the other woman – former space shuttle mission specialist Lisa Nowak, who prosecutors say plotted the confrontation with her perceived rival for the affections of another astronaut, Bill Oefelein – raced up to Shipman, asked her for help, then doused her with pepper spray, Shipman says.
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But what Alma is saying is that if you want this in your life, and you clearly have affections for her that have gone beyond what he's felt before, you have have to adjust your life and the set rules of your life to accommodate that.
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So taken is she with her teacher that she is blind to the affections of Kamal (Irfan Khan), a young boy who professes undying love for Sandhya, and is aided loyally in his quest for her love by his friend Mintu (played wonderfully by Mohd Samad).
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The brother of Australian cricket star Usman Khawaja was charged on Tuesday with creating what police described as fake plans for attacks against prominent people that led to the imprisonment of another man he saw as a rival for the affections of a woman.
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However strained that bad couple's personal affections, however great their sins, there could be a metaphysical bond uniting them that deserves to have its reality respected, and to have its claims and duties (those that touch on children above all) honored and defended by the church.
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From the early 19783s to 2000, when they starred Off Broadway in Anne Meara's comedy "Down the Garden Paths," they captivated audiences with their onstage synergy, displaying the tense affections and sizzling battles of two old pros who knew both how to love and how to fight.
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And Saturday offers one last chance to catch the fired-up tenor Marcelo Álvarez as Des Grieux in Puccini's "Manon Lescaut" as he vies for the affections of the capricious title character, sung by Kristine Opolais, in Richard Eyre's staging, which transports the action to occupied France.
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In an interview with Entertainment Weekly in August, director Susan Johnson hinted that she'd like to explore the love triangle that emerges halfway through that volume, when John Ambrose McLaren, one of the recipients of Lara Jean's love letters, emerges as romantic rival for Lara Jean's affections.
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Rather, their affections attach to men like John Boehner, perpetually out on his lawnmower; or Ben Sasse, with his family canon of great books by men; or good old John McCain, so recently memorialized by every old liberal's new favorite young person, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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The movie's mostly female cast members — led by Nicole Kidman as Miss Martha, headmistress of a girls' boarding school, and Kirsten Dunst as the maidenly Edwina teaching French to her overheated charges — are far too busy vying for the affections of the lone man in their midst.
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As in such relationships, Mr. Gold and his top-flight cast — led by a majestically impudent Oscar Isaac in the title role — tease and tweak the object of their affections, which happens to be the best-known play in English literature and one of the knottiest.
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I have mourned the loss of my adolescent love life time and again through movies, books and music, placing myself in the role of some young woman on the receiving end of the affections of some young man, a life I never had the chance to know.
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Through the window we see a white flag installed on top of a roof of a house, indicating, according to Zulu custom, that a man has 'won' the affections of a woman … Despite hard evidence proving otherwise, Mthethwa maintained his innocence by stating he did not remember his deeds.
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FLASHBACK: Brad and Angelina at the 2012 Golden Globes The couple, who will be celebrating their two-year wedding anniversary later this month, were also seen showing affections for one another by holding hands during the meeting in which they pledged to do more for the international refugee crisis.
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Folklore tells us that 'no hay mejor querencia que tu corral,' there is no better place than your corral — a typical saying that alludes to where someone is raised, the place of one's memories, of one's affections, of things one loves and, above all, where one feels safe.
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Tenor turned movie star Nelson Eddy plays a new character who forms a bromance with another rival for soubriquet Suzanna Foster's affections in order to rescue her from her obsessive stalker, Claude Rains — a rather farcical plot that plays out against a constant backdrop of glitzy opera staging.
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Reflections on the love and resentment she felt for a childhood pet and the affections shared between patient and chiropractor read like the mysterious short fiction of Robert Walser and Lydia Davis, resonating ambiguously in the reader's mind long after they are over: morality tales with no moral.
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But in vying for Mr. Johnson's old job in London, Mr. Stewart will be trying to prove once again that a conservative lawmaker can use his charm and oddball antics to win the affections of a liberal city — and start a climb for higher office in the process.
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Before long he meets and falls for Mildred (Michelle Monteith), a tactless and insensitive waitress who alternately rejects and encourages his affections, driving him — though, it's surely true, he just as often drives himself — into an obsessive infatuation that pushes him toward bankruptcy, academic failure and even madness.
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The debut LP from Simple Affections, released this week on Recital, isn't technically part of that saint series, but it finds McCann and his cast of collaborators (which stretches across four lines of text on the label's site) applying a lot of the same compositional tricks from those releases.
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Renee Montoya is the object of Two-Face's affections in this storyline from the critically acclaimed series focusing on Gotham City Police Department, and that's just the beginning of her worries as his desire for the no-nonsense cop leads to her being outed, kidnapped, and eventually ostracized from her family.
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And I often feel, in the vast ocean that is the history of music, I'm drowning in songs that men have written about how beautiful the female object of their affections is — so beautiful that she made him buy a ring, cheat on his wife, upend his whole life, whatever.
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In it, Fry makes a deal with the Robot Devil to become a musical maestro and impress the enduring object of his affections, Leela; leading to an elaborate opera segment and a poignant final scene that served as a fitting send-off for the series — for a while, anyway. 6.
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Photographer, activist, MacArthur genius, and still just 36, LaToya Ruby Frazier has established herself as an exceptional narrator of deindustrialization, environmental harm and the affections and misfortunes of black America — and she has done so in a medium, the black-and-white photo essay, that never feels timeworn in her hands.
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Wickedly funny and at times devastating, it focuses on Anne's childhood friend and lover Sarah Churchill (Rachel Weisz, nominated for Best Supporting Actress) and Sarah's cousin Abigail Hill (Emma Stone, ditto), newly arrived to the palace, as they vie for the queen's affections in the pursuit of power and security.
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But the context from which that news emerged is relevant: The informal nonaggression pact between the two candidates collapsed spectacularly not long before Iowa, and the relationships between the loyal partisans in both camps have soured considerably, even if the mutual affections of their voters in the broader electorate have not.
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Despite the appearance of feminine sexual characteristics, purely masculine inclinations, habits, affections, and aspirations developed inside of me, and gradually coming to isolate me from others, depriving me of the ability to have friends, to have people close to me, to have a family, and everything else that everyone else takes for granted.
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There's nothing more tragic than a conventionally attractive white woman angrily and tearfully saying "I brought this bottle from Des Moines" to her nemesis in front of the object of both of their affections, but that's exactly what Kelsey Weier, a former Miss Iowa, did on last night's episode of The Bachelor.
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The 212-episode series, with Jeremy Renner among its executive producers, reunites Mr. Cullen with a couple of other "Downton" alums: Julian Ovenden (Lord Gillingham's rival for Mary's affections) as the king's Machiavellian counsel; and Jim Carter (beloved Mr. Carson, the Crawleys' ever-loyal butler), lording over a kingdom as Pope Boniface VIII.
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And even though his turn as the glowed-up object of Amy Smart's spurned affections in Just Friends wasn't as satisfying as, say, the profoundly problematic Monty from Waiting..., he makes this romantic comedy, with standout supporting roles by Anna Faris and Chris Klein, totally a movie you should play more than around Christmastime.
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The result is a visual feast that takes its cues from Alice in Wonderland: You've got an emotionally unstable, lonely queen (Olivia Colman), two viciously smart women vying her affections and attention (Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz), and a whole lot of wonderfully weird animals doing fanciful things in the middle of a palace.
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If the public wants a repeat of Mr. Sutherland leading a slick drama that giddily seizes the real-world political moment, then "Designated Survivor" — a glossy mash-up of political thriller, "The West Wing"-style nation building and domestic drama — might be the show that delivers him back to the affections of the mainstream.
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When Mr. Rice came to learn that the object of his affections had died of an overdose, Ms. Delmaro continued to promise a reunion with the woman, who she said had been reincarnated into a new body — with the help of special crystals, a time machine and an 80-mile bridge made of gold.
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Laurie, who comes to live with his rich grandfather in an estate next to the Marches' more modest home, eventually makes passes at three of them: Meg [Trini Alvarado], the prim eldest, Jo [Winona Ryder], an ambitious, tomboyish writer who is the main focus of his affections, and Amy [Kirsten Dunst], the conventionally beautiful youngest.
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About "those are the eyes I want to wake up to the rest of my life," b-roll footage of ocean tide recycling, the relentless affections of men in v-necks banging against the insecurities of a damaged woman we last saw sobbing on the floor of a bathroom on last season of The Bachelor.
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The contestants competing for his affections are a mix of white women and women of color, including a few hand-picked Black stereotypes: a butch Black cop with closely cropped hair, a gorgeous Georgia belle, and an angry, Berkley-educated Black Lives Matter activist who sports an "I Can't Breathe" T-shirt the first time she meets Darius.
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A quick refresher course on where we stand: Fifty Shades of Grey introduced us to Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan), the devastatingly handsome 28-year-old billionaire with a secret passion for BDSM, and Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson), the virginal object of his affections who falls face first into his life while standing in for a friend's college paper interview.
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Lesley Murphy, who tried for Sean Lowe's affections on season 17 of The Bachelor in 2013, announced in March that she was opting to go forward with the surgery after she tested positive for the BRCA2 gene mutation, which indicates that the 29-year-old has a higher-than-average risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer.
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The first English-language feature from the Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos "could be thought of as an examination of the state of human affections in the age of the dating app, a critique of the way relationships are now so often reduced to the superficial matching of interests and types," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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Rewind "It's Great to Be Alive" may not be the nuttiest Hollywood musical of 1933 — a year that brought the Marx Brothers' "Duck Soup" — but it's surely the only one to end with a production number in which the women of Cuba, the Netherlands and Czechoslovakia compete for the affections of the last man on earth.
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In time, needing to act out his cycles of approach and withdrawal in tighter and tighter circuits, De Quincey ingratiated himself into Wordsworth's family, acting as a surrogate uncle to the children and kindling the affections of poor Dorothy Wordsworth, whom many believed to be in love, and some believed to be in a sexual relationship, with her brother.
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But it involved a made up tropical disease with its own medicine, "Tachitropirina," which cures, "metamorphic and transformative states" and "feverish affections such as fauvism," and which should not be used by people with "total incapacity for activism," and which was presumably reflected in the show set, which featured cartoon palm trees made from recycled plastic and reconstituted cardboard.
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Alas, the director Ian Rickson's current reckoning with the emotional swerves of the writing isn't helped by intrusive music (composed by the singer-songwriter PJ Harvey) where one might wish for silence and by Mr. Lewis's artificial-seeming, nasal delivery, as if this adventurous actor were somehow at odds with the force field of Martin's affections.
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"Do you really want to mix love, affection, whatever you call it, in a unit where you, as a 20-year-old squad leader, can point at someone else and point forward knowing full well you've now introduced all the affections and the testosterone and the love and everything else that goes into young people?" he continued.
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Meanwhile Mr Meuthen, like Ms Weidel a Baden-Württemberg moderate, is a good friend of Mr Gauland and has won the affections of the grass roots by speaking like him: bringing them to their feet on Saturday by ruling out coalitions (though he tells me that might change in the future) and lamenting the passing of the Germany of his grandparents'generation.
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Sadly, this was before the invention of smartphones and therefore, Pacey, unable to Snapchat his way to hot teens in his local area (or something), instead settles his affections on Miss Jacobs, his 38-year-old teacher who, on her first day in Capeside, struts into the video store where Pacey works and asks for his help finding The Graduate.
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The first English-language feature from the Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos — and, perhaps, his masterpiece — "could be thought of as an examination of the state of human affections in the age of the dating app, a critique of the way relationships are now so often reduced to the superficial matching of interests and types," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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A quick rundown for those unfamiliar with Doki Doki Literature Club's plot and the way it breaks the fourth wall: The game is initially presented a straightforward romance visual novel whereby you are inducted into the titular club, and then are free to pursue the affections of one of several girls, Sayori, Yuri, Natsuki, and Monica, each representing different romantic archetypes.
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Despite a few unexpected cross-family bonds forged over asparagus, Mazur's affections and sympathies lie so clearly with the manic-pixie-dream-family Cohens that it's difficult to resist rooting rebelliously for the Barlows, who deserve more credit than they're given for soldiering through a dinner with in-laws who are, at best, behaving oddly and, at worst, being precious, condescending and rude.
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In addition to being in the minority of Clares worldwide who wander the earth with no i in their name, the 230-year-old hairstylist from Sacramento is best known for her first appearance in the Bachelor universe back in 2014, when she vied for the affections of Juan Pablo Galavis, a Venezuelan soccer player and notorious homophobe, on the show's 18th season.
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She was a tough, opinionated, rangy, sweating mule of a thing, and the sum total of her life's work was her husband of twenty years enumerating what he desired for his sons—which did not include a companion with her qualities, but did include moving to a more favorable clime to secure the affections of a person with not one-half of Nora's merits.
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Somewhere in the middle are "Affections," in which a young woman, played by the film's writer and director, Bridey Elliott (of "Fort Tilden" and the Bob, Chris and Abby Elliott comic dynasty), tests the fantasy of a new relationship, and Ben Petrie's "Her Friend Adam," in which Grace Glowicki, as a flaky artist, wipes the floor with her director, who plays a jealous boyfriend.
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That episode is indicative of the broader portrait of the Trump White House that has emerged over this first year-plus in office: A constant swirl of "who's up, who's down" in which staffers are forever worried about their job status or closeness to Trump even as a motley crew of former Trump aides and hangers-on forever angle to win the President's affections.
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During a December 30 roundtable discussion on the Rooney Rule, NFL Network reporter Jim Trotter revealed that Clemson offensive coordinator Tony Elliott rejected taking a meeting with the Panthers during their head coach search because "he wasn't sure it would be a legitimate interview"—just a Rooney Rule box that needed to be checked before the team could snap up the true target of its affections.
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