All the false beliefs of the Blue-Eyed Liar will be exposed by the Trickster, while the lies of the Trickster are not part of the rhetoric of the Blue-Eyed Liar.
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But that may be a blue-eyed lie of my own.
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"I'm hoping to take a vacation," the blue-eyed beauty said.
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"One Art," written about the blue-eyed Alice Methfessel, demonstrates how
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You see, I am Swedish-American, tall, blonde, and blue eyed.
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One sore point is the dapper and blue-eyed Craig Pogson.
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" She then joked, "We would have very blue-eyed children, wouldn't we?
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It's about to be go-time for this blonde, blue-eyed couple.
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A straight, blond-haired, blue-eyed boy was stricken by the virus.
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"It wasn't just all just blond, blue-eyed muscular people," she said.
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The long shot came home and beautiful, blue-eyed tomorrow finally arrived.
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I've got uncles that are black, cousins that are blond and blue eyed.
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Blue-eyed and slender, he moved confidently through the city's budding hipster class.
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Several painted self-portraits hung in the study, multiplying his blue-eyed gaze.
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"Danny was this cute, lovable little blond-haired, blue-eyed baby," Jim said.
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If it was 25,2000 blonde-haired, blue-eyed women, there would be outrage.
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Her, she has a blonde-haired, blue eyed [daughter], and I have a redhead.
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He's pale, blond, and blue-eyed; he makes eye contact and grins at strangers.
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Who said blonde-haired, blue-eyed Cinderella had a monopoly on the happy ending?
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Their leader is Rose (Rebecca Ferguson), a blue-eyed seductress in a Babadook hat.
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He is sixty-seven, tall and blue-eyed, and stands like a Doric column.
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"When I drove, the blue-eyed lady was in my head," Tomic told me.
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It wasn't actually blond-haired, blue-eyed Americans that I was seeing up close.
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The trumpet player, Necmettin, blue-eyed and endlessly teased, plays tunes as they ride.
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Tall, blue-eyed, and bald from a young age, Barragán lived beautifully and tyrannically.
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If the Blue-Eyed Liar (Sanders) should face the Trickster (Cruz), watch out: The Blue-Eyed Liar depends on an ignorance of the truth for the maintenance of his sincerity, and the Trickster is skilled at deploying truth as a weapon whenever necessary.
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The blue-eyed girl's body was found the following morning in a nearby nature preserve.
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"A hard rain's a-gonna fall" Oh, where have you been, my blue-eyed son?
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Well I distinctly remember clutching my blue-eyed bunny Flopsy while sobbing over a boy.
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Her older sister, Sansa (Turner), was lovesick over a blonde-haired, blue-eyed, completely sadistic prince.
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In the photo the two blue-eyed blondes lean in as they smile for the selfie.
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And he has movie star good looks — roguishly played by the blue-eyed, chiseled Jude Law.
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Police earlier reported that the blond, blue-eyed Daniel was last seen about 8:45 a.m.
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I'd like to believe the Blue-Eyed Liar's naïve optimism would trump the Bullshitter's feckless fearmongering.
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You may remember Diehl as an extremely blue-eyed and anemic-looking Nazi from Inglourious Basterds.
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On the other side was an illustration of Jesus Christ — fair skinned, fair haired, blue eyed.
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There Mr. Hens is, blue-eyed and dimpled, in his author photo on the back flap.
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Then every time a blue-eyed person says something intelligent, she emphasizes how intelligent it is.
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Donna, a short blue-eyed blond woman wearing a nurse's uniform, greeted us in the office.
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But Mr Nichols reckoned "He couldn't be a blond, blue-eyed person, because then why is he having trouble in the country of the blond, blue-eyed people?" and opted instead for Dustin Hoffman, then a little-known stage actor of short stature and Russian-Jewish descent.
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Like blue-eyed soul, Steely Dan, shoegaze, synth-pop, New Order, the Smiths, it's all in there.
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And not only succeed, but surpass American's former blonde-haired, blue-eyed favorite on the Billboard charts.
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Is it just us or is Damian Lewis looking especially tall and blue-eyed in this episode?
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Rosekrans is blond-haired and blue-eyed and speaks with the measured, calculated diction of an engineer.
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His name was John Dean Dickens, and he was stocky and blue-eyed, with a baritone voice.
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We got a blue-eyed Kanye, Zayn's robot arm, and Claire Danes' glow-in-the-dark gown.
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The pop star, 29, shared an adorable picture of her blue-eyed cat Benjamin Button on Instagram Saturday.
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The pale-skinned, blond, blue-eyed NAACP executive secretary could easily go between the black and white worlds.
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A 'blonde-haired blue-eyed lump' Today, the married father-of-four admits his life is "very glamorous".
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They probably learned about the blond-haired, blue-eyed actor from the likes of Tiger Beat and Teen.
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Later, he went out in search of babes and found two different litters of these blue-eyed beauties.
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Mr. Miller, at 61, is weathered, blue-eyed and beefy, a classic backslapping good ole West Texas boy.
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"All our blue eyed beauties are doing great and super sweet," Red Wagon Goats posted to Facebook last weekend.
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Danny Rand, in keeping true to the character's original appearance, is played by blonde-haired, blue-eyed Finn Jones.
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Soon enough, however, she discovers that her husband's penchant for blonde-haired, blue-eyed types is something much darker.
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Slim, blond and blue-eyed, he could smoulder like Montgomery Clift, all charm and corner-of-the-eye looks.
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But the most entertaining contest by far would be between the Bullshitter (Trump) and the Blue-Eyed Liar (Sanders).
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Because as Gawker learned, there's nothing more deadly than a blue-eyed billionaire with a vendetta and a checkbook.
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With a novelistic certainty, this blue-eyed, pale-skinned man and his Chinese great-grandfather would be sentimentally reunited.
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He touted violence as a necessary tool in self-defense, and called white people, the "blue-eyed white devils."
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It is funny to me that as a blond, blue-eyed girl, I was a cheerleader and homecoming queen.
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Those who were grifted by Holmes claim they were taken in by her "charisma" as a blonde, blue-eyed woman.
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When you go to castings people are looking for the blonde-haired, blue-eyed girl, or the African American girl.
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After all, he's a blue-eyed capitalist demon, with no ounce of morals in the spine that holds him up.
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That leaves an opening for Mr Gantz, the towering, blue-eyed former chief of staff of the Israel Defence Forces.
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Agencies sprang up across China promising to help Chinese parents find blonde, blue-eyed American women to bear their children.
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If these families were white, blonde-haired, blue-eyed and spoke English, I guarantee you this never would have happened.
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Per the picture, Sandra's genes are very powerful; blond and blue-eyed, Adonis is the spitting image of his grandmother.
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They play with dolls and compose torrid stories of backstage dramas in which plucky blue-eyed heroines save the day.
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Near the end of the millennium, at a convention in Las Vegas, a blue-eyed, reddish-haired woman approached him.
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Hay was crowned Saturday night ... and viewers couldn't help but notice the top 5 were ALL blonde haired, blue eyed chicks.
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"My look is my scruff," said Mr. Totten, who is blond and blue-eyed, with a James Dean meets 90210 appeal.
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How about being tall, male, blue-eyed, with a neutral surname, and born into the post-World War II middle class?
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There was also the AI-2000-Xiao An robot, a blue-eyed police automaton for use at train stations and airports.
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They were inseparable (bridesmaids at each others' weddings) and similar in looks (all blue-eyed and blonde), but unique in personalities.
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Pale and freckled some of us, dark-haired, blue-eyed, red-cheeked, too, the cynics, the idealists, the poets, the swains.
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In the late 20023s, the director Luchino Visconti spotted Mr. Zeffirelli, blond and blue-eyed, working as a stagehand in Florence.
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Rick is fair and blue-eyed, and he smiles a lot—a slightly sideways grin reminiscent of his client Leonardo DiCaprio .
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When she was 17, the blond-haired, blue-eyed beauty ran away with David Todros, a visiting yeshiva student from Narbonne.
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The blue-eyed Krzysztof Wielicki, who at 67 is among the most accomplished Himalayan climbers alive, will lead the K2 expedition.
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On Instagram, they post pictures of people enjoying their cookies, including one of an adorable blue-eyed boy (a relative, naturally).
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And the blue-eyed cat at the back left looks like it saw some things on its way into the afterlife.
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Though he once said "I don't do internet," his blue-eyed cat Choupette became a full-on Instagram petfluencer in the 2010s.
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Before this seasonal sweetheart was geeking out on television, she was just another blue-eyed girl growing up in Oak Park, Illinois.
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The blue eyed, tattooed model appears to be using his time in the Big Apple to make some serious fashion industry connections.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Isaac Hempstead-Wright spoke to his character's connection to the blue-eyed force of evil.
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We need a completely forgettable/serviceable bit of blue eyed soul sung by a bloke who looks like an angry mechanic called.
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Wrapped in a pink blanket, the blonde, blue-eyed, seven-and-a-half-pound boy reportedly still had his umbilical cord attached.
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This is, after all, the unmistakable voice of Meredith Blake, the blue-eyed, blond-haired, pristinely dressed antagonist of The Parent Trap.
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Before this blue eyed baby was climbing her way up the Billboard charts, she was just another grinning gal in Nantucket, Massachusetts.
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Before this giggly guy was a famous child star, he was just another blue-eyed baby rocking overalls in New York City.
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The blue-eyed feline was seen cuddling with other victims, providing much needed comfort to those trying to process this tragic incident.
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But Niall McDiarmid was tall, sandy-haired, blue-eyed, and polite, and spoke in his happy musical way my mother liked hearing.
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It's associated with Nazi ideology — the party favored blond, blue-eyed, Aryan people and used the idea of eugenics to justify genocide.
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Maybe it's because readers are more willing to empathize with a blue-eyed, blonde white girl than with a woman of color.
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Budenholzer, blue-eyed and middle-age, was once was a skinny, blond, teenage shooting guard in this old cattle and railway town.
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He could do baleful blue-eyed soul, he could do liquid silk smooth italo disco, he could do sandy bottomed balearic incantations.
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Despite her resolve to give up, however, a blue-eyed, homeless Frenchman rescues her onto the quai and initiates her inward awakening.
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And of them all, the 6-foot-3, lanky, blue-eyed, rough-hewed Mr. Yevtushenko was the most identifiable, the most charismatic.
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Or a blond-haired, blue-eyed guy, like the present coach of the Oakland Raiders, who happens to be surnamed Del Rio?
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In the short clip, her blue-eyed bulldog Lou can be seen in a deep sleep and snoring on a dog bed.
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Off the Shelf When I become emperor, three things will happen immediately: • Blue-eyed soul music will be banned from the radio.
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The silver-haired, blue-eyed Givenchy was a prodigious worker in his time, starting weekdays sketching or choosing fabrics at 7 a.m.
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Before this precious prince was being celebrated around the world, he was just another blue-eyed baby growing up in the United Kingdom.
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If you may only get one roll in the grain before becoming a blue-eyed zombie, you want it to be good, right?
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The detective had an Irish face — blue-eyed, pale-skinned, puckish, her coppery brown hair shorn close at the sides into a fauxhawk.
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Before this blue-eyed baby was making it big in Hollywood, she was just an overall cute lil tyke in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.
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The blonde hair blue eyed girl was last seen when her uncle, Gary Simpson, picked her up from school on Wednesday, PEOPLE confirms.
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This picture is of an Edith's checkerspot butterfly laying her eggs on some blue-eyed Mary, the plant usually eaten by its caterpillars.
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A blue-eyed stingfish Without being able to hold the fish in their hands, scientists say it's hard to make an exact identification.
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But at the time of Arya and Melisandre's mid-episode chat, she hadn't killed any particularly high-profile green- or blue-eyed beings.
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Oset is a big, broad-shouldered, blue-eyed man, and he wore a vest of high-visibility chartreuse over a blue T-shirt.
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Yalini develops something of a crush on Brahim (Vincent Rottiers), a blue-eyed ex-convict who lives in the apartment where she works.
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But in an unprecedented move, judges instead chose blonde-haired, blue-eyed Ashley Wagner to represent Team USA, leading to speculation of racism.
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Videos that surfaced of the blond, blue-eyed youngster in full makeup performing in beauty pageants helped attract international attention to the case.
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The Norwegian terrorist wanted to establish state-run birth clinics where blond, blue-eyed mothers would give birth to a dozen children each.
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Although there are albino cats, the blue-eyed Siamese is not a true albino; its fur gains color under the proper temperature conditions.
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An FBI wanted poster for Kovalev showed a picture of a blue-eyed man with a slight smile and close-cropped, blond hair.
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The green-eyed monster throws down with a blue-eyed star and a brown-eyed one in this revival of the Shakespeare tragedy.
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Before this blue-eyed babe was making heads turn in Hollywood, she was just another curled cutie growing up in Evergreen Park, Illinois.
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It was amazing for an artist like me, because I had grown up in Holland, which is entirely a Protestant, blonde, blue-eyed country.
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Little James is the spitting image of her blue-eyed mother – especially compared to the throwback photos the actress regularly posts to social media.
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The thing is, some girls and some guys are like, "I like blue-eyed, blonde-haired girls," so that's what they're going to cast.
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The casting reflected the Wall Street ethos, too: Most of the models were a very classic, blond-haired, blue-eyed American Pyscho-esque aesthetic.
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Before this blue-eyed kid was cookin' up the rap game, he was just another baseball-loving kid growing up in Queens, New York.
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My brother and I never discussed our differences; he is blue-eyed, pale, and kissed with freckles in the weakest glow of the sun.
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So I ask him, and he looks at me with a piercing blue-eyed glare that would make Tom Cruise blush, and says no.
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"If I was going to have a voice and express anything, I needed to be a blonde haired, blue-eyed little boy," she says.
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Her blue-eyed son, a 54-year-old farmer named José and the town's official pig slaughterer, chimes in when the lottery is mentioned.
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That was where, later that night, Dagmar's sister and cousin left the house in the dark and came back with the blue-eyed stranger.
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And that meant that characters like Superman—good, blemish free, blue-eyed, perfectly sculpted hair—resembled no one that I know, and still don't.
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And it made me wonder what it means if I'm a black person that can have a blond-haired, blue-eyed, white-skinned daughter.
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Blond and blue-eyed, Mr. Vidov became a top box office draw in the Soviet Union starting in the 19303s, usually in hero roles.
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My new friend Katie, blue-eyed and American Girl doll-like, grabbed my hand to twirl me around and quickly realized something was off.
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Did I mention the blue-eyed Australian struggling to teach a couple from somewhere in Southeast Asia the meaning of "easy come, easy go"?
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The kids are already saying the blue-eyed people are smarter than the brown-eyed people, even though it&aposs a completely scripted characteristic.
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Contrarians are always trying to petition for Chrises who aren't blond and blue-eyed white dudes, like the Chrises Messina, Waltz, Rock, and Baranski.
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And what savagery from any other civilization can match the Holocaust, the slaughter of six million Jews by the blue-eyed and the blond?
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Dr. Kronauer, who was born and raised in Germany and just turned 40, is tall, sandy-haired, blue-eyed and married to a dentist.
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I rolled my eyes around the time Spitz started talking about unnamed scientific studies that suggest fair-skinned, blue-eyed people are naturally more shy.
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Yes: the Night King, that piercingly blue-eyed terror in the North, is actually a revolutionary as admirable as our favorite Game of Thrones characters.
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Although Bourdin had brown eyes and spoke with a thick French accent, he managed to convince Barclays' family that he was their blue-eyed son.
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This Siamese mix is a beautiful blue-eyed beauty who was rescued from a small town in south Georgia with a big stray cat problem.
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Before this blue-eyed baby was working for Mickey Mouse, she was just another cute kid living the Chuck E. Cheese life in Detroit, Michigan.
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There's no denying the 18-year-old blonde, blue-eyed model is definitely Brinkley's mini-me, but her introduction into the industry wasn't immediately positive.
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There are elements of blue-eyed soul in his vocals that can be traced to their origination in the halls of Stax and Motown Records.
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That is complicated by meeting Arturo Bandini, a first-generation Italian hoping to land a writing career and a blue-eyed blonde on his arm.
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They meet weekly at a senior center in Huntsville to make porcelain dolls, sewing costumes and painting blue-eyed, pink-cheeked faces onto blank forms.
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Even on her most body-positive days, negative comments on her beauty and lifestyle videos remind her that she isn't a blonde, blue-eyed doll.
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It's Gregg's definitive auteurial statement, a blue-eyed soul classic that came out of left field and almost didn't make it out into the world.
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Researchers studying a Spanish 7,000-year-old fossil first discovered that at least some Western hunter-gatherers were most likely dark-skinned and blue eyed.
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Before this blue-eyed beauty was playin' games with Hollywood's elite, she was just another cool kid with braids growing up in Northampton, United Kingdom.
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For more than an hour, Mr. Kratz, 59, who is silvered-haired and blue-eyed, barely moved from a red carpet on the ground floor.
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The blonde, blue-eyed Barbie's head-to-toe overhaul answers fans' call for a doll that looks like them and supports more positive body images.
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The blue-eyed bust appears in hundreds of memes and YouTube videos, and serves as one of the only consistent stylistic elements of the genre.
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Done in broad daylight, the brown-haired, blue-eyed Girl Scout was seen kicking and screaming as she was thrown into a black pickup truck.
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Upon her reunion with Melisandre, that same phrase was repeated to her, and she realized it was her destiny to kill the blue-eyed Night King.
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Ryan, the middle child in our family, was the outlier—he was the athlete of the family, the blond-haired, blue-eyed, good-looking popular kid.
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It's a blond-haired, blue-eyed white dude rockin' its custom Christmas sweater, with a "Wakanda Forever" slogan and a Black Panther mask on the front.
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The mess, he complained, was the fault of "blue-eyed white people, who previously seemed to know everything, and now demonstrate they know nothing at all".
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Before this blue-eyed baby was making millions as a model, she was just another cutie with a canine posin' for candids in Los Angeles, California.
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It requires some adjustment to accept Mr. McGregor, a blue-eyed 45-year-old Scot, in the role of a Galilean who was crucified at 33.
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The audience went wild for the blue-eyed dog, with some people carrying signs that read, "Sweepee for President," said the fair's marketing director, Karen Spencer.
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It's also a fish-out-of-water story about somebody in an Asian country who isn't blonde and blue-eyed but actually looks like everyone else.
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After that, he, Mr. Putnam and Mr. Briggs joined the Mark Vs (later the Pallbearers), a band led by the blue-eyed soul singer Dan Penn.
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Tall Girl opens with a familiar sequence: A beautiful blue-eyed, blonde-haired girl peeks over the top of her book at an equally handsome classmate.
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Blue-eyed Maddox was last seen wearing an orange T-shirt with the words "I am the man," along with black shorts and closed-toe sandals.
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The dollmonger carried dozens of them, a towering bouquet of dolls, each blue-eyed and blond-haired, dressed in pink and affecting an erotically ruminative expression.
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It's been 25 years since Ty Herndon released the song "What Mattered Most" about losing the love of his life — a blue-eyed girl from Baton Rouge.
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Before this blue-eyed boy was an actor on a hit fantasy series, he was just another kid cheesing his way through picture day in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
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She was white, blonde, blue-eyed, highly visible, and mostly apolitical, which meant that she was — wait for it — a blank space ready for white nationalist projection.
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In "Blue-Eyed Boy," Mr. Timberg invoked the "relief at having defied death and a kind of macho attitude" that a seriously injured serviceman like him feels.
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Asia Kate Dillon's portrayal of this blue-eyed brainiac is rooted in a Spock-like blend of ironclad logic and an outsider's insight into the prevailing culture.
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The combination of the two fair-haired Germans and the three blonde, blue-eyed Estonians is likely to make life challenging for viewers and commentators on Sunday.
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"I would have been this six-foot-tall, blond-haired, blue-eyed Caucasian doctor standing at the foot of the bed in a white coat," he said.
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"How do you think certain people would have reacted if I had come forward and been white, blond-haired and blue-eyed?" she said at the time.
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Of course, that changed by episode's end, when Arya killed the blue-eyed Night King, destroying his army of the dead and saving the forces of the living.
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"I fell in love with this beautiful blue eyed all white huskey/Shepard mix after hanging out with her all day I couldn't leave without her," Ray wrote.
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The blue-eyed pig's maw is open, revealing two huge fangs; he is wearing a blue policeman's cap with a yellow badge bearing the word "PIG" on it.
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Take a glimpse at its website that solicits donations and you'll see blue-eyed babies and butterflies floating above messaging that implies donations regenerate wounds and save lives.
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In 1887's On the Genealogy of Morals, Nietzsche called this "blue-eyed lying"—a phrase directed at the German Empire's Aryan, anti-Semitic politicians, whom he despised.
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My first search for 1488 quickly pulls up tweets like a picture of a white, blue-eyed baby with the text "14 words" and a photo of Hitler.
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If the two blue-eyed songwriters were to ever meet, no doubt they'd find some common ground in their Morrissey fandom, but Carson would run circles around Brandon.
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Whether the blue-eyed blond gazing up at the camera in what appears to be a selfie is the perpetrator behind the hack has yet to be determined.
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According to that view, the modern Europeans most closely approximating Europe's original hunter-gatherers would be the red-haired blue-eyed Irish on the west coast of Ireland.
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He's thick-jawed, blue-eyed, kinda generic tough-guy looking; but The New Order does a terrific job of bringing unexpected nuance to this dual-rifle-wielding beefcake.
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I saw a handsome, redheaded, blue-eyed man walked my way and I was very happy when he opened the front seat of my car and hopped in.
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"I grew up in Georgia where everyone was blond haired and blue eyed, and I always had this image of myself as an Asian Barbie," Ms. Rim said.
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The church was covered with German writing, and since my partner's family didn't have the notice to attend, the small audience was almost entirely blue-eyed and blond.
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And McCaw, a man with the angular build and cobalt blue-eyed intensity of an ultramarathon runner, has achieved much success in his three decades in college sports.
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Traditionally, the Hollywood Chrises comprise the Chrises Evans, Pine, Hemsworth, and Pratt: a perfect Ken doll quartet of white male blond and blue-eyed action stars named Chris.
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A deeply religious conservative, the blue-eyed, curly-haired U.S. banker, has said it has always been his calling to be a peacemaker between the two nuclear superpowers.
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By the time she got out, the feisty blue-eyed teen with the wild mane of golden curls had been transformed into an icon of the Palestinian resistance movement.
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But the guy does have Widow's Wail, a Valyrian steel sword that should be able to cut down those blue-eyed creatures, so maybe he still stands a chance.
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She does, however, manage to dutifully maintain an Instagram account for her cat, a cornflower blue-eyed ragdoll named Bailey (at the time of writing, Bailey had 27,400 followers).
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Pitt — blondish, blue-eyed, square-jawed, possessed of a physique that became a touchstone for personal trainers — is one of the most movie star–looking movie stars out there.
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Walter White, a blond-haired, blue-eyed black southerner who had recently gone to work for the NAACP, posed as a white traveling salesman and investigated the lynchings personally.
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That was the role that introduced Finney to American audiences, and few would forget the lusty, blue-eyed leading man who helped the film win a Best Picture Oscar.
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" Addressing the Instagram commenter's suggestion that she and Efron, who plays Matt Brody, would have beautiful babies together, Daddario joked, "We would have very blue-eyed children, wouldn't we?
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It became increasingly difficult for me, a young black woman, to seek salvation in a religion that had largely perpetuated the lie of a pale and blue-eyed Jesus.
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Christina Gladitsch Popowytsch, a blue-eyed blonde and a recent graduate of Marist College, waved a cupped hand to the dirndl- and lederhosen-clad crowd as she was crowned.
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He graced the cover of the New York Times Magazine and was fawned over by a gullible media as a blue-eyed pit bull with a heart of gold.
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In fact, the model has made significant moves to distance herself from her blonde, blue-eyed sidekick (including dyeing her own naturally light hair a shade of rich chestnut).
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Online commenters insisted that the "real" Achilles was blond-haired and blue-eyed, and that someone with skin as dark as the actor's surely would have been a slave.
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Momoa's Aquaman — a grittier, more brooding version of the classically blonde-haired, blue-eyed hero — made his live-action theatrical debut in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" (2016).
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Among those lighting candles and taking photos were blond, blue-eyed Belgians; Muslim women, their heads covered with the hijab; and dark-haired men from Belgium's large Moroccan community.
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Composed of fiberglass and oil paint, the statue emulates a blonde-haired, blue-eyed child with his arms hidden behind him and a little white dog by his side.
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He was a blue-eyed, 68-year-old, with a white goatee, wearing a plaid Elmer Fudd hat, baggy bluejeans and a mossy-oak camo coat with matching gaiters.
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When Arnold defected, the shock was great across the whole patriot spectrum, but especially for Washington, because here was his blue-eyed boy, if you like, doing the unthinkable.
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A piece from the "Pins and Needles" collection features a sorrowful, blue-eyed, slip-cast baby head with a quarter-sized pin cushion on the side of its head.
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James began by noting that two brown-eyed human parents can sometimes produce a blue-eyed child, though only if both parents carry a copy of the recessive gene.
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Kirk Alyn was cast as the star of "Superman" and the petite red-headed, blue-eyed Neill was Lois Lane, his friend and co-worker at the Daily Planet.
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According to our oral history, Grandma Nancy was fair-skinned and blue-eyed, and she was forced to wear a head scarf to distinguish her from the white women.
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"The ones in multiple skin tones did phenomenal for Mattel, and it showed them that people wanted much more than the blonde, blue-eyed Barbie," a toy industry expert said.
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One of the best lines of the evening came after one reporter asked the much blonder, blue-eyed Damon which Academy Award he wanted more: Best Actor or Best Screenplay.
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She and Johnson, blue-eyed, freckle-faced, and also 5 feet tall, with a degree from Yale's forestry school, set off to find out exactly how the lumber business worked.
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"He was a little out of control, so nobody really wanted him," Bones, 39, tells PEOPLE as he gives the blue-eyed, English bulldog a welcome scratch behind the ears.
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That moment arrives when viewers get a little bit of clarity on local assassin Olivia (Arielle Kebbel) and local blue-eyed vampire Lemuel Bridger's (Peter Mensah) very surprising sex life.
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" The picture he's referring to is a Snapchat of the blue-eyed Bachelor with the caption — and yes you're reading this correctly — "I fucked a big tittied hoe last night.
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Jon Snow comes back as a blue-eyed zombie monster and this becomes the kind of television program in which zombie subplots just seriously won't stop happening and being boring.
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Unlike many women of color before her, Mindy actually wakes up as a the blonde-haired, blue-eyed Michael Lancaster (Ryan Hansen) and knows who writer-director Whit Stillman is.
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Because Tessa Thompson plays Valkyrie—a warrior who was originally portrayed in the comics as a blonde-haired, blue-eyed woman, but is a mixed0race bisexual superhero in the film.
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But I'd nestle into the couch and munch on a chocolate bunny while I watched Charlton Heston, playing an impossibly blue-eyed Moses, confront Pharaoh and part the Red Sea.
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"It's a blue-eyed party that has never worked at the grass-roots level," Sonu Agarwal, a 46-year-old gym owner in the city of Lucknow, said of Congress.
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To the Editor: If the families arriving on our doorstep were blond and blue-eyed, say from Norway or England, I wonder whether they would be separated — or treated humanely.
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And for white audiences reluctant to venture across the tracks to hear Brown and his black R&B contemporaries, Cochran offered a powerful and impassioned shot of blue-eyed soul.
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Married in June Robin: My blond, blue-eyed father had an interracial relationship with the African-American dancer and singer Josephine Baker when he lived in Europe in the 1950s.
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Before, directors were forced to pick one of the "nondescript, blonde hair, blue-eyed" stars, in the words of casting director Nessa Hyams, who were under contract to the studios.
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" Susan Flaherty grew up in the 1960s outside Hoboken, New Jersey, where she developed a style that her daughter describes simply as "Jersey": "big-haired, blonde, blue-eyed and loud.
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Wearing a wide-brimmed straw hat and blue outfit complete with a Cars T-shirt, the blue-eyed toddler gazes out the vessel's window, exclaiming "Wawa!" while pointing at the water.
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The party's leader, Jimmy Akesson, acknowledges that the country will not be "blond and blue-eyed" for ever, and says he wants to focus on integration, which sounds like Mr Lofven.
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"Public opinion could change very quickly as soon as you get a blue-eyed boy driven off the road," predicts a Tory MP who nevertheless thinks the tactic is "commendably robust".
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Eye color is actually determined by the variation of several genes and how they interact with each other, which is why two blue-eyed parents can have two brown-eyed kids.
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White-haired and blue-eyed, with a meaty build, he was appealing to voters, and was helped by the fact that his wife's family had lived in the area for generations.
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Against all odds, its voice is as light and sunny as Hart herself — a chipper, blue-eyed blonde who comes across on YouTube and in conversation as earnest and perennially amused.
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Discovered by French polar scientist Jean-Baptiste Charcot, Marguerite Bay was fondly named after the explorer's wife, and is rich in wildlife such as the blue-eyed shag and elephant seal.
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The author, Nathan Heller, portrays the "graceful, blue-eyed" and unapologetic former Army private traipsing across Manhattan in a Gabriela Hearst dress and Dr. Martens, dispensing fashion tips like state secrets.
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When he's asked for ID while trying to access The Late Late Show in the sketch above, he simply fixes the woman behind the desk with his trademark intense, blue-eyed stare.
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As the blue-eyed pooch attempted to run around the yard, often falling down over his little legs, Witherspoon played the tune "I Get Around" by the Beach Boys in the background.
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As taciturn as Quenneville appears while standing behind the bench, and as piercing as his blue-eyed stare can be, the Panthers can see that he is approachable, positive, enthusiastic and supportive.
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And let me tell you, you will never have been more impressed by (read: thirstier for) this blue-eyed actor as you will be while watching him wield around a giant sword.
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Dr Singer and Dr Parmasan then saw the whole population vanish within a year, when a change of land use caused ribwort to disappear, even though blue-eyed Mary was still available.
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" The tall, blue-eyed actor frequently appeared in period pieces, subsequently playing an accursed knight opposite Michelle Pfeiffer in the movie "Ladyhawke," and a villainous rogue in the medieval drama "Flesh + Blood.
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As for the latter, Crawford shifted tides away from wholesome blonde, blue-eyed girls next door, to make way for a brunette glamazon on the cover of every magazine under the sun.
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When he fell in with Mr. Fry, Mr. Rosenberg was 19 and looked 2636, blond and blue-eyed with flawless French, enabling him to fly under the radar of the Vichy authorities.
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The colorful terminology is partly a reflection of Pakistan's rich linguistic heritage, peppered with English terms such as "blue-eyed boy" (one favored by those in power) and "red lines" (forbidden subjects).
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Together, they formed part of a large and close-knit family whose members ranged from Episcopalians to Quakers, impoverished to wealthy, fair-skinned and blue-eyed to dark-skinned and curly-haired.
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The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the windThe answer is blowin' in the wind * From "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall", 1963 Oh, who did you meet, my blue-eyed son?
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The judges' insistence that this blue-eyed hair-monster "Daltonize" every song is patently absurd, as if billions of other contestants haven't been way better at rearranging tunes to their own liking.
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After seeing my red-haired, blue-eyed father, a shopkeeper in the suburb where we lived asked my mother what it was like to work as a nanny in the American's house.
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As I grew older, I learned that the fair-skinned, blue-eyed depiction of Jesus has for centuries adorned stained glass windows and altars in churches throughout the United States and Europe.
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The colourful terminology is partly a reflection of Pakistan's rich linguistic heritage, peppered with English terms such as "blue-eyed boy" (one favoured by those in power) and "red lines" (forbidden subjects).
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Unfortunately, his scholastic English—"Kevin is a blue-eyed boy" had been billed as a canonical phrase—had done little to prepare him for the realities of the language on the ground.
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The murder of the blond, blue-eyed youngster made worldwide headlines when videos surfaced of her performing in child beauty pageants dancing and singing in full makeup and dressed in various costumes.
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The Nazi regime began by crafting the ideal of Germans (light-skinned, blonde, blue-eyed, etc.) and differentiating them from various groups they described as degenerate (Jews, Romani, people with disabilities, etc.).
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But it's charming in its own way, mostly because little Dumbo is incredibly cute: a blue-eyed, floppy-eared little elephant who seems engineered in a (computer animation) lab to break your heart.
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The blue-eyed cleric stands with his back against a wall, as protesters carrying banners and effigies of Trump -- portrayed as a woman, an infant and, in one case, a turkey -- stream past.
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But we shouldn't use that standard for some candidates like Ocasio-Cortez and give a pass to men who we think look the part of a politician, like tall, blue-eyed Paul Ryan.
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Many took offense to the stereotypical portrayal of a Vietnamese character named Dong — as well as a subplot that revealed white actress Jane Krakowski's blond-haired, blue-eyed character has Native American heritage.
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Hiding in this messy mug is a Hollywood treasure ... give it all you got as you hunt through the silly snap and try to determine the blue-eyed damsel in the flawed photo.
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I came to this gem late, as a 33-year-old "mixed-race" black man who'd just become the father of a blond-haired, blue-eyed "black" daughter who could pass for Swedish.
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We can't stop talking about Dead To Me. Starring Linda Cardellini, Christina Applegate, and a particularly blue-eyed James Marsden, this so-called "traumedy" has more twists and turns than a hazardous roadway.
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Blue-eyed gringo Damian says about Venezuelan-born Giannina, "Her skin tone's so soft...and it's so different and I love difference because different is beautiful," he says, deeply satisfied with his poetics.
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The pair watched the insects evolve gradually over the decades until they would lay their eggs only on the alien invader, which provided more abundant feeding for their larvae than blue-eyed Mary did.
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Eventually, he met my blonde-haired, blue-eyed grandmother and moved to California, hoping to raise their children somewhere it would matter less that one of their parents spoke Spanish as a first language.
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But as he said himself on "White America," Em resonated with the blue-eyed and fair-haired people that he resembled, and their lives are still the easiest even in the worst living conditions.
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He is young and blue-eyed, and became hooked on opioids as a small child when he began consuming his father's prescription pain medication and then slowly shifted to heroin because it was cheaper.
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A woman in a hijab and her partner move quickly away from Timmy, as do what look to be a family of Norwegians, blonde blue-eyed types right out of Hitler's master race catalogue.
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But "Dheepan," and its ending in particular, in which a former Tamil Tiger turned suburban vigilante exterminates a well-armed multiethnic drug gang (led by a ruthless blue-eyed white man), deeply divided critics.
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David Corenswet, who plays River, is the newest brown-haired, blue-eyed dreamboat to enter the Murphyverse, joining the sharp-cheekboned ranks of AHS alums like Bomer, Cheyenne Jackson, Finn Witrock, and Wes Bentley.
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Van der Westhuizen, blue-eyed, dark-haired and powerfully built, played scrumhalf, a tactical hub who passes the ball more than any other player and who is often the smallest man on the team.
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White Walkers, wights, and the blue-eyed beasts who bear them — we probably learned more about these mysterious undead creatures in Sunday night's episode of Game of Thrones than the rest of the series combined.
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By depicting a grotesque, speckled, blue-eyed head devouring a black woman whose back is turned toward us, and whose face we never see, Williams utilizes the grotesque to address the fundamental imbalances defining America.
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So far, the only person of color to take on the role of the Bachelor was Juan-Pablo Galavis, who is Venezuelan — but, it should be noted, is as blonde and blue-eyed as Underwood.
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Image: Borneo Orangutan Survival FoundationA conservation group has rescued an incredibly rare albino orangutan from villagers on the Indonesian part of Borneo island, who were keeping the blue-eyed, white-haired primate in a cage.
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Speaking with Reuters from her home in the central municipality of San Martin, Rosa Ramirez, Oscar's mother, cradled two of her granddaughter's most treasured toys, a blue-eyed baby doll and a stuffed purple monkey.
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In 2017, to present a ballerina — no less a blond blue-eyed version of one — as the ultimate standard of beauty or even a 'hopeful' image for young children to aspire to, is disappointingly outmoded.
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In 1973 came "The Way We Were," in which the Sleeping Beauty was no longer a damsel in distress but a blond-haired and blue-eyed creature named Robert Redford — dressed in white, no less.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A blonde-haired, blue-eyed Swede named Borg was in action on a London grasscourt on Wednesday although it went almost unnoticed at the Hurlingham Club where all eyes were on Rafael Nadal.
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Paul Rieckhoff, the founder of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, who has openly criticized Chief Gallagher, said that the square-jawed, blue-eyed SEAL has been a valuable political weapon for the Trump administration.
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And to my kind, generous, talented, beautiful, blue-eyed wife and creative partner, Julia Hart, you have inspired me to become the man I am right now and more importantly, the man I'm still becoming.
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The Jesus of Last Temptation is in some ways the ahistorical Jesus of most cinematic adaptations — light-haired, blue-eyed — but he's not an otherworldly wise being who seems certain and confident of his calling.
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She was my '80s version of Donna Reed in The Donna Reed Show, the blonde-haired-blue-eyed ideal to this dark-haired, brown-eyed Jewish girl who longed to look like the American norm.
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The underground filmmaker (and twin brother of the other filmmaking Kuchar, George) started dreaming up his bronze-skinned, blue-eyed, naked Vikings and gladiators in the 1960s as commissioned illustrations for privately printed comic books.
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"There can be 12 white, blue-eyed, blond men in a room and they're going to be diverse, too, because they're going to bring a different life experience and life perspective to the conversation," Smith said.
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Arya's two biggest kills to date have been the brown-eyed Walder Frey, the man behind season three's Red Wedding, which brought about the deaths of Arya's brother and mother; and the blue-eyed Night King.
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"We were in the car and all of a sudden we pull up to the mansion and there's a fountain and there are these twins running around — these blond-haired, blue-eyed twins," she tells PEOPLE.
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The colors turned from pastel to bold and oversaturated, and the mysterious women in the videos, known only to fans by nicknames like "Curly Sue" and "The Blue-Eyed Girl," became objects of fascination among viewers.
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Some 57 years after the impossibly busty and narrow-waisted blue-eyed Barbie doll was first introduced, California-based toy maker Mattel on Thursday released the new models, which it says better reflect a changing world.
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Moments later, a yellow Dodge Caravan rolls up to the curb, and a tall blonde-hair blue-eyed dude in his mid-to-late-20s hops out to help me load my luggage into the trunk.
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The studio showed off a replica of the Dumbo that will be featured in the live-action film, a blue-eyed elephant measuring 3.5 feet tall and 5.5 feet wide, that earned swooning from the audience.
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The characters I invented usually shared some of my interests, my mannerisms, but until now they had all been blond and blue-eyed, because that was the sort of girl I used to dream of being.
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Directed by Travis Knight, this Bumblebee origin story steps back to 1987, where the stouthearted, blue-eyed Autobot has been hiding from the evil Decepticons as a yellow 1967 Volkswagen Beetle in a California beach town.
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"She's like a blond-haired blue-eyed dressed up like a North American native person from a century ago, so she's a striking image that's easy to capture a lot of people's attention," Matt Forkin said.
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I groaned when, in one of the show's undeniably breathtaking battle sequences, these blue-eyed skeletor-demons streamed over a steep cliff like so many black sequins spilling from an Oscar de la Renta ball gown.
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The singer shared a rare photo of his second-youngest child, daughter Lucia, to Instagram on Wednesday morning, which featured the blue-eyed baby gazing at the camera with wide eyes as her dad held her.
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Luna, a blue-eyed German shepherd-husky mix, apparently swam 2 miles (3.2 km) to San Clemente Island, off the San Diego coast, where Navy employees found her on Tuesday, Naval Base Coronado spokeswoman Sandy DeMunnik said.
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He was a beautiful blonde, blue-eyed kid, one of my earliest crushes, who held some begrudging respect for me because even though I was deeply uncool, I could keep up with him during soccer at recess.
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In 1933, a young Hans J. Massaquoi stood in a schoolyard in Hamburg, wearing a swastika patch on his sweater, surrounded by the load of fair-haired, blue-eyed kids, that you see in the photo above.
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The conviction that Salmon was taking over as Bond was part of what made it such a startling surprise when producers turned to the blond, blue-eyed Craig — then a relative unknown — to carry the series forward.
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Brokenhearted Directioners, however, will have to wait until next summer to see the beloved blue-eyed boy-bander and potential Kendall Jenner paramour make his film debut; Dunkirk is currently set to hit theaters July 21, 2017.
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While there, I document the sources of inspiration on the walls of these spaces: Murals of pastoral landscapes, posters of Hollywood film stars, elaborate mirror displays, and blue-eyed mannequins are some examples of the typical décor.
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She comes in and tells the kids, who have already been friends for months, that it&aposs now been shown that blue-eyed people are clearly much more intelligent, nicer, and generally better than brown-eyed people.
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His good looks surely help: Over six feet tall, blue-eyed, long-nosed and mustachioed, he is as lithe as a tiger, and blessed with wavy auburn hair that he wears shoulder-length, like a rock star.
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The Raiders are led by Lee Miller, a 29-year-old Furry who goes by Foxler Nightfire—a blue-eyed character who wears a red-and-black armband that should be familiar to any student of world history.
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Arya Stark: During the Night King's assault on Winterfell, Melisandre reminded Arya of her prophecy that Arya would kill someone with green eyes (in addition to, presumably, the blue-eyed Night King and the brown-eyed Walder Frey).
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In honor of Isabella's 9th birthday, Denmark's Royal Palace released sweet new portraits of the blue-eyed beauty, the latest in a long line of photos taken by the Crown Princess of her daughter as she grows up.
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Bran let his curiosity get the better of him, which led to the Night's King grabbing his arm during a vision, which in turn granted the creepy blue-eyed dude access to their hideout beneath the heart tree.
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An all-American beauty from a pre-woke period when the term tacitly referred to people who resembled Hitchcock's refrigerator blondes, she was, in fact, blond and blue eyed, leggy and also, as it happened, a blue blood.
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Joni (Morgan S. Reesh) is a princess-like blonde-hair blue-eyed girl who is dating Clint (Luke Clohisy), the brother of Darby (Kelsey Ashby-Middleton), a high school student whose mother Jennifer (Jennifer Estlin) is mentally ill.
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They exist across the political spectrum and infect every aspect of life — not just the bedroom — and manifest themselves in figures as distant from America as the blond-haired, blue-eyed heroes and hypersexualized heroines of Japanese anime.
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A poster of Psalm 91 in Spanish hangs in a corner, across from a hallucinatory mural that pictures a blue-eyed hamburger who could be cousin to Oscar the Grouch, and a hot dog snoozing in its bun.
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The hunky, blue-eyed (with flecks of green) Kilcannon stars in a trilogy of Patterson books, overcoming childhood trauma to become a senator and then president, battling the gun lobby, following his conscience, marrying the woman he loves.
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Tall, shy, mischievous, blue-eyed, gray-bearded and balding (he's looked old since he was young), sometimes seen in Nehru jackets or on tatami mats during the 19973s and 70s, he has loomed over the city's literary life.
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In May of last year, I adopted a little two-week old blue-eyed tuxedo kitten who was saved just as a bunch of rats began making him their lunch outside of a factory in upstate New York.
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It was a self-inflicted wound that Disney could have avoided, not least by simply imagining what it would look like for a towheaded, blue-eyed child with a porcelain complexion to have bronze skin beginning at the neck.
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I saw how curious she was about my taste and the men I deemed attractive, particularly while watching The Bachelorette (she had a favorite too: a dark-haired, blue-eyed white man whom she perplexingly claimed looked Sri Lankan).
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"There can be 12 white, blue-eyed, blonde men in a room, and they're going to be diverse too because they're going to bring a different life experience and life perspective to the conversation," she said, according to Quartz.
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The kids we see in the episode are all ostensibly the products of that union—although Pete, who was constantly paranoid that his wife was cheating on him, maintained that their blonde, blue-eyed elder daughter, Elena, wasn't his.
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I've had many experiences throughout the course of my career where a client was looking for a tall, blue-eyed, blonde person, and I ended up selling a Hispanic model, a trans model, or someone they weren't thinking about.
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" She followed that with a segment featuring the PBS host Amy Holmes and the journalist Roland Martin on the history of blackface and the white beauty standard, defined, as Martin put it, as "a white, blue-eyed, blonde woman.
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In October, Denise Young Smith, who was Apple's vice president of inclusion and diversity, came under fire when she said that there was diversity even among 12 white, blue-eyed, blond men because they had different backgrounds and experiences.
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I could not have told you what that identity was except that its highest form appeared to be something like a blue-eyed, blond surfer with a golden tan, preternaturally skilled at riding the waves of his native beach.
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Tonight you're lending Billy your car—it's brand-new— and he's a well-meaning, blue-eyed Byronic drinking man who last week, at 3 A.M., stole your beached canoe, and when it sank he blamed it on a dolphin.
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On Tuesday, Forever21 tweeted "Wakanda Forever, get the sweater here" alongside a photo of a purple, orange, red and yellow mens' top, called a "Wakanda Forever Fair Isle Sweater," which was modeled on a white, blond, blue-eyed male model.
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Although I have made efforts to eat healthy and to exercise, it never seemed more real until I held this blue-eyed girl that is equal parts Erin and me and a whole lot more than I deserve in my arms.
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And I've often told people a story—there can be 12 white blue-eyed blonde men in a room and they are going to be diverse too because they're going to bring a different life experience and life perspective to the conversation.
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I'm an absolute sucker for the occasional blue-eyed man and I melt like a ring of power in the fires of Mount Doom if I see a smile with a space between the two front teeth like Frodo's — rather, Elijah Wood's.
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The women live together in a big house, all pregnant with blond-blue-eyed babies while their own husbands and children wait in their own villages for the women to give birth and come home a little heavier and a little richer.
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The painting on the left wall is of a giant, blue-eyed, stippled head and oversized neck resting on a semi-circular white platform (or is it a pair of shoulders?), delineated by a black line drawn on the painting's white ground.
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As Hill herself has noted, she might have been treated differently had she been a white woman: "How do you think certain people would have reacted if I had come forward and been white, blond-haired and blue-eyed?" she asked in 2002.
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The earliest written reference to the blue-eyed animals with horns was way back in the 4th century B.C.E. Over time, they became popular folklore fodder, and as fables have it, they could only be lured by the naked breasts of virginal women.
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And I've often told people a story– there can be 12 white blue-eyed blonde men in a room and they are going to be diverse too because they're going to bring a different life experience and life perspective to the conversation.
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Although at first seemingly led by the charismatic Jake (Shia LaBoeuf, never better), they actually report to Krystal, an ice-cold, blue-eyed Southern lady (Riley Keough) who rules with an iron first from her second-story motel room in a roadside roachfest.
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A tall, blonde-haired, blue-eyed IKEA employee (dressed in the obligatory yellow uniform with blue pinstripes, of course) informed me that the the veggie dog was indeed in the building, just in the Bistro, in the warehouse after the cash registers.
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Minutes after DJT gets sworn in, I just feel like loads of blue-eyed people will stand, stare to the heavens, and chant wicked words in support of Trump—eerie, the words, in unison—while a strange glowing light envelopes their heads.
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Having lighter eyes didn't give anyone a particular survival advantage, but because the gene for blue eyes operates similarly to a recessive trait ( though it's a little more complicated), blue-eyed fathers could better guarantee that their children were, in fact, their own.
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A few days later, a clip of the scuffle was broadcast on Israeli television, setting off a debate on both sides of the conflict and turning the blonde, blue-eyed and seemingly fearless teenager into a hero for supporters of the Palestinian cause.
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"Just Around Midnight" jumps into the fray after the departure of pioneers like Chuck Berry, Little Richard and Bo Diddley, examining such phenomena as the blues boom in early-'60s England and the "blue-eyed soul" of Janis Joplin and Dusty Springfield.
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So when a bony, blue-eyed stranger knocked on my door, introducing herself as the lady from across the way and wondering if I might like to come over and see her garden — maybe have a gin and tonic — I politely declined.
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Showrunner Laeta Kalogridis took pains to separate the series from one of the book's more problematic scenes, but the plot still hinged on graphic violence against women, and its hero Takeshi Kovacs was still played by blond-haired, blue-eyed Joel Kinnaman.
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Many episodes of "Cheyenne" called for Mr. Walker to be shirtless, revealing a bodybuilder's 21967-inch chest and a 32-inch waist in onscreen moments that, while maybe not essential to the plot, helped make the handsome, blue-eyed Mr. Walker a star.
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" Condor added that despite her experience, there is still a long way to go: "It is frustrating when you go in [to a casting audition] and the full waiting room is blonde, blue-eyed girls, and you're the one ethnic woman in that waiting room.
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Stunning Blue-Eyed Albino Orangutan Rescued From CaptorsA conservation group has rescued an incredibly rare albino orangutan from villagers on the…Read more ReadNow, while this albino giant panda may be more visible to predators, its appearance may actually make it more vulnerable to humans.
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Without him, there would be no punk, no glam, no post-punk, no hair metal, no goth, no Brit-pop, no new wave, no freak folk, no new romantics, no (as we know it) blue eyed soul, no (as we know it) art-pop.
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My dad has blue eyes, but it's apparently a recessive trait in my family — both my sister and I are brown-eyed — though the image of the man I may or may not have been was clearly blue-eyed, albeit with brown hair. 3.
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My man could be a foreign journalist on the side, rock a suit, and have people just love his entire ass without being seen as a threat by law-abiding folk—his white, blue-eyed, iron chiseled cheeks grant him that privilege of consideration.
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His appearance, along with the strength of his persona, allowed me to assume that the Williams family identity would forever be in his image, even though my mother is unambiguously white — blond-haired, blue-eyed and descended on all sides from Northern European Protestant stock.
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Just as Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) rode Drogon over The Wall to save Jon, Jorah Mormont (Iain Glen), and a bunch of men she's never met, the Night King can now hop on a blue-eyed Viserion to bring death, destruction, and ice zombification to the Seven Kingdoms.
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He fell in love with a mysterious, white-skinned, blue-eyed, ice-cold woman, declared her his queen, and did generally bad things for 13 years in the North before the King in the North and the King Beyond the Wall joined forces to end his reign.
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I am struck, in 2018, by just how white this universe was (never forget how the blonde and blue-eyed twins were described as having "All-American good looks"), how fatphobic this world was, how elitist and slut-shamey, and how generally terrible it all was.
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"There will be overhang on the stock until there is clarity, Infosys is the blue-eyed boy as far as corporate governance is concerned... two complaints in two years could shake investor confidence, at least temporarily," said Deepak Jasani, head of retail research at HDFC Securities.
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The series based on the novels by George R.R. Martin began airing in 2011 and can be distilled down to a fairly simple concept: A set of families plot to seize the throne, while a growing gaggle of blue-eyed zombies scheme to take over the world.
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Blue-eyed wights awoke from the bodies of dead men in the forests of the North; living dragons hatched from stone eggs in the heart of a funeral pyre, and the glass candles of lost Valyria burned with magic for the first time in a hundred years.
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I remember looking at her face, in all her blonde-and-blue-eyed glory, and finding it perfect and peculiar, but most of all haunting because it was a child's face that would never age, and also a face concealing its youth beneath six feet of makeup.
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If Robin Thicke hadn't completely fallen apart after "Blurred Lines," he could be making albums like this, collections of blue-eyed soul that lean on the liquid synths of Taylor Swift's "Style" and The Weeknd's Beauty Behind the Madness as signifiers of hip pop c. 2016.
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One of the models starring in Alexander Wang's show on Saturday on West 146th Street — a model who, with her I-dare-you blue-eyed stare and power stomp, is one of the most familiar faces on the runway — recently took on a new daytime gig.
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Emilie Talermo is offering $7,000 as a reward and hired a plane to fly over the city as she launches an ambitious search to regain her blue-eyed miniature Australian Shepherd, Jackson, who was stolen from outside a grocery store last weekend in the Bernal Heights neighborhood.
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His voice is heavy as he tells of Freddy, 12, a black tuxedo; Miss Kitty, 10, also a black tuxedo; Mr. Meow Meow, the blue-eyed Siamese; Smoky Joe, 2, a black Russian mix; and his baby – Angel, the 7 month-old Siamese mix that saved his life.
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With just one episode left in the season, though, "Beyond the Wall" continues to push the plot full speed ahead — especially the ending, which sees Daenerys and Jon swearing loyalty to each other as they confront the undead threat they've now both stared in the blue-eyed face.
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And on this pleasant but not especially challenging album, he relies on his strength, love songs in the key of blue-eyed soul: the elegantly aching "I Wish You Were Here" (with Miranda Lambert singing lovely harmony) and "Lonely Girl," which shuffles with a kind of prim swagger.
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With that comes the wind-down of the show's key conflict - between those living in its medieval-fantasy society and an army led by the Night King, a blue-eyed humanoid creature from icy wastes in the far north who has the ability to raise and control the dead.
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Here's a 47-year-old version of the blue-eyed "Married with Children" father back in 1993 (left) and 25 years later ... the now 72-year-old "Modern Family" actor (and real-life father of 2) rockin' glasses at a party in Los Angeles earlier this year (right).
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While anyone who's spent time in the southwest wouldn't think the cowboy a white phenomenon, those not from the region might see iconic representations, including the Marlboro Man, Joe Buck in Midnight Cowboy, and James Dean's role in Giant, and assume all cowboys are blonde-haired and blue-eyed.
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Pine, the blue-eyed boy of the " Star Trek " franchise, has lightened its galactic grandeur, and his forte, as displayed in last year's " Wonder Woman ," is the good-humored jape, but "Outlaw King" is made of murkier stuff, and rarely does he seem at ease in the glens.
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Some Danes bristle at what they see as ethnic enclaves: About 238 percent of new immigrants lived in the nation's two largest cities, Aarhus and Copenhagen, where Muslim women in abayas and men in prayer caps stand out among the blond and blue-eyed crowds on narrow streets.
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We've come a long way since no black artists topped the Billboard Hot 100 at all in 213, but may risk slipping back into the clutches of blue-eyed soul—essentially, Sam Smith and Post Malone facsimiles of black culture gaining the most traction—with these new changes.
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" She just had a child and thinks the new baby is beautiful — but maybe not quite in the same way all mothers do: "I always wanted children that looked like me," she says, "blond-haired, blue-eyed babies, but I kind of had to say it under my breath.
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A well-meaning, blue-eyed, Byronic, hard-drinking man whose phone calls you take, no matter the hour, who sank your canoe and blamed it on a dolphin, and the young man with him, whom the sea sadly devoured, so you'll always take Billy's call, no matter the hour.
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"Every time I saw a breakdown for a popular girl [role], they usually went with the blonde, blue-eyed [actors]," Boe tells me over the phone while discussing her newest partnership with Burt's Bees and the brand's Change For Nature campaign, which raised $100,000 in donations for the National Geographic Society.
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Twenty years after his first Oscar nomination as a blue-eyed teen in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape," DiCaprio, 41, has swept every major prize in the long Hollywood awards calendar for his role as taciturn Hugh Glass, who is left for dead in the wilderness after being mauled by a bear.
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But in keeping with an author who has previously written about Bill Cosby and the rapper Nas, among other subjects — and who contributed a list of "blue-eyed soul stars" to his recent interview with The New York Times Magazine — Dyson also makes room for extensive references to pop culture.
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Stunning Blue-Eyed Albino Orangutan Rescued From CaptorsA conservation group has rescued an incredibly rare albino orangutan from villagers on the…Read more ReadAt the time, it was thought Alba could be released to the wild after a few months, but her journey to full health has taken a bit longer than expected.
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If jeans are supposed to be universal — the great equalizer that everyone rich to poor wears — why is our vision of this all-American fabric still tied to the blonde and the blue-eyed, to the cowboys, to the underage models leering at the camera saying nothing comes between them and their jeans?
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More than 22012,210 complaints have been lodged against his Wen Hair Care, and Mr. Dean, the blue-eyed, golden-haired stylist to the stars, has found himself at the center of a fierce debate over the government's power to ensure the safety of a cosmetics industry with about $220 billion in annual sales.
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Tab Hunter, the tall, blond, blue-eyed movie star who as a teenage idol in the 1950s was one of the last products of the Hollywood studio system — and who made an unlikely comeback in a very un-Hollywood film when he was almost 50 — died on Sunday in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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Look down at the darkness around your feet, in all the lanes and alleys, as if it were a soft black dust swept there by a broom; look at the stone apostles on the old Charles Bridge, and at all the blue-eyed jackdaws on the shoulders of St. John of Nepomuk. Look!
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He was instantly recognizable as he strolled down Madison Avenue — a tall, slender, blue-eyed, still boyish-looking man in his spotless three-piece vanilla bespoke suit, pinstriped silk shirt with a starched white high collar, bright handkerchief peeking from his breast pocket, watch on a fob, faux spats and white shoes.
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We know that disparities and prejudice are not limited to police shootings, but the young black man followed in a store on the discriminatory assumption that he must be a shoplifter, or the African-American missing child who won't get the same crucial press coverage as a blonde-haired, blue-eyed girl.
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I read a wide and bizarre collection of books for "The Gene," including comics from the 1950s that fantasized about future human mutants, and a popular genre from the 1930s — I guess we might call it Eugenics Lite — that advocated the measurement and breeding of the best babies (blue-eyed, white) to improve the national gene pool.
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And as proud of a home as I grew up in, when you're a teenager and you don't want anything but to have crushes, and clothing things are a priority, if the desired option is blonde-haired blue-eyed, or brown-haired green-eyed, somewhere along the way you might think that the antithesis must be ugly.
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Evoking the blue-eyed soul of the Righteous Brothers, the Walker Brothers had several hits, two of which rose to No. 230 on the British charts: "Make It Easy on Yourself," a ballad by Burt Bacharach and Hal David, and "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore," which had first been recorded by Frankie Valli of the Four Seasons.
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So does his steely-blue-eyed manager Egis Klimas, who emigrated from the USSR with the equivalent of $25 to pursue a better life in the States and now directs the career not only of Kovalev, who could soon be top dog based on deed, but of Vasyl Lomachenko, who already occupies the top slot in rankings of pure talent.
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If LGBT adherents were genetically predisposed, then one must ask why a segment of the population that constitutes numbers less than one third of those who might be left-handed or one fourth the number who might be blue-eyed or one eighth the number who might be genetically predisposed to obesity should receive 14th Amendment protections when others are not even considered.
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" Having recently relocated from his native London to LA, to teach a course on fiction and entertainment alongside Liam Young at the architecture school SciArc, Marfin is also putting the finishing touches to the follow up to Blue-Eyed Me. "I'm doing another short film—I'm still looking at social interactions in internet culture, but this time it's not science fiction.
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If Trump is calling countries with black populations shitholes, it's because he sees them as cesspools of human excrement, the dark waste of the world -- a point made even uglier by his use of Norway, where over 90% of the population is white and three out of four people fit the Aryan blond and blue eyed ideal, as his example of a nation from which America should seek new immigrants.
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Among the attendees were an eight-year-old boy sporting a T-shirt that read "MC1R," a reference to the gene responsible for his Day-Glo follicles; a mother of three blue-eyed gingers—"the rarest combination," she said—who recalled the efforts of a childhood nemesis to connect the dots of her freckles with permanent marker; and a Conor McGregor look-alike named Jason Eveleth, whom Crary offered as an alternative to the so-called Ed Effect.
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She wrote: The Reptilian space beings whose hybrid (part human, part reptile) descendants make our lives hell in Paradise were blue eyed devils to Malcolm X, the devil himself to my Christian parents, who never talked about eye color, which I think was not only prudent but wise, although they seemed clear enough about his sex, and as demons in many other religions, including the non-religion, Buddhism, where the advice is often to invite them in until they go away.
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