I felt like a cellophane wrapper on a pack of cigarettes.
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Listen: On its own, FKA twigs's "Cellophane" would be striking enough.
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It sits on the grocery shelf often wrapped in plastic or cellophane.
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Her first effort is "Cellophane," an anthem about self-isolation and vulnerability.
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The small bouquet of red flowers, wrapped in cellophane, was beside me.
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But with warmth gone missing, this feast can seem packaged in cellophane.
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Listen: On its own, "Cellophane" by FKA twigs would be striking enough.
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Escalator, cellophane, and laundromat have all lost their trademark status to genericide.
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Using cellophane tape, he laid images and notes about the boxes' contents.
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The severed bloodied head was wrapped in cellophane and festooned with ribbons.
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Again my pockets were filled with cellophane-encased saltines and breath mints.
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Not cellophane across the toilet bowl type gags, but pranks all the same.
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"I choke on cellophane/Inhaling all things that make you better," she sings.
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Don't forget your starches: dumplings, taro, cellophane noodles, Udon, Chinese noodles, and ramen.
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Next, tear off a small piece of cellophane/plastic wrap and cover the area.
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They sat, wrapped in protective cellophane, in the window of my local sneaker store.
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And in my hands was this gaudy bouquet of red flowers wrapped in cellophane.
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They didn't look like much, just a stack of coppery rectangles wrapped in cellophane.
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"So the bags are one hundred percent biodegradable instead of just cellophane plastic," she explains.
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The box is still sitting on top of its packaging on my bed, cellophane shining.
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There were coats bristling collars and cuffs of sparkling luau fringe and ruffled cellophane boleros.
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Like the cellophane bag of salmon-flavored dog treats casually propped up next to the printer.
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He seems kind of human (so far.) Trump's cellophane-thin skin makes him an unforgiving adversary.
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Yes, I know you loved the video for "Cellophane" by FKA twigs, or Hustlers, or whatever.
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Every day with their lunch, the children got a cookie that came in a cellophane wrapper.
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I loved the ceremony of packing a fresh pack, undressing the cellophane, lighting up, stubbing out.
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He grubbed a sweet from its cellophane wrapper and lodged it inside his jaw, offered Eileen one.
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Otti Berger, whose golden cellophane-and-cotton furnishing fabric is featured in the show, died in Auschwitz.
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We sawed the trees into 1.5m pieces and packed them in Cellophane and threw them into graves.
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Back in his studio, he secures the items in place inside the cellophane with drops of resin.
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The front windows display cellophane-wrapped packets of stamps organized according to subject, none considered too trivial.
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Form palm-sized footballs, place on parchment or wax paper in a roasting pan, and cover with cellophane.
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Laceby sealed windows and cracks in his home with cellophane wrap to keep out ash and volcanic gases.
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A smooth ivory envelope is included with the card, and everything comes packaged in a clear cellophane wrapper.
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"Yo!" the officer shouts at his colleagues as he holds up the small cellophane bag containing several pills.
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Two days later, it's Easter, which means cellophane grass, chocolate, bunnies, and egg hunts are likely in store.
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Martin isn't the first person to cash in thanks to the psychic abilities of a cellophane wrapped cookie.
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The family hiked up and skied above the lift line, the sandwiches in their pockets fogging the cellophane.
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I wanted to get a look at the goods, but they were bound by cellophane and tissue paper.
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Food wrapped in cellophane is allowed only in hotels, and only if it does not leave the premises.
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The jellyfish Beroe ovata looks like "a cellophane bag used to wrap up a fancy cookie," for instance.
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It doesn't have any noodles added to the bowl; after all, the soondae already has cellophane noodles in it.
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I like to buy Sofia blanc de blancs, which runs around $20 and comes wrapped in festive pink cellophane.
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At one point, he whoops for the camera, a cheer so translucent it might as well have been cellophane.
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There are plenty of other places to get sandwiches, after all—ones that don't taste like cardboard and cellophane.
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As he made thicker and thicker lines on the ratcheted cellophane, the images became a kind of moving calligraphy.
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" The Germans struck the beholden newcomers as largely spectral, "as flat and transparent as figures cut out of cellophane.
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And so, for me, 'Cellophane' is like, 'Yeah, I am jealous, I am greedy, I can be a bad person.
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The card, which is blank inside, is printed on recycled kraft paper and comes packaged in a clear cellophane bag.
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The end result is a conical tower that's garnished with white, green, or pink frosting and wrapped up in cellophane.
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GUTFELD: So I box them up, and I send them back with my own -- I have my own cellophane machine.
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Each is a paper bag containing a large wrapped box and a pair of old-fashioned hosiery still in cellophane.
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In one of the classrooms, the teacher would come around with scissors and snip the cellophane off each cookie wrapper.
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COSCARELLI FKA twigs learned pole dancing to make her video for "Cellophane," adding it to an already impressive movement vocabulary.
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Like most places in town, the menu features the predictable platter of marbled beef, spam, fish fillet, and cellophane noodles.
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Floral supplies like foam, ribbon, cellophane, vases, flower food, and dyes (if you want to get wild) are also available.
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The catering crew was packing up, and briefly left an urn of apple cider wrapped in cellophane on a bench.
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The cellophane tape thing, however, where it splits after you've spent five minutes trying to find the start of the strip?
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Confronted, Greaves dropped a small cellophane bag of white powder by his foot, quickly claiming it did not belong to him.
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The little sticker on the back of the cellophane envelope lets me know that I have zine number 70 of 500.
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Evidently found in a thrift shop or flea market, the drawings are wrapped in cellophane with old price stickers still attached.
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But for some immigrants, buying cellophane-wrapped meat at a grocery store is as strange as the slaughterhouse is to me.
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Mr. Gosling shares an odd story about cellophane, and Ms. Robbie gives a show staffer one of her signature toe tattoos.
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Some used pool toys as shields while others had wrapped their extremities in cellophane to protect their skin from tear gas.
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If somebody else did a glossy lip, I'd think: How do I do a lip that's made out of paper or cellophane?
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What you'll need: Some basic "tools" found in almost everyone's home: cellophane/plastic wrap, two washcloths, facial tissue, and a heavy moisturizer.
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But for a boy, if you put a candy with a cellophane wrapper on a shirt, you're not going to sell that.
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The largest of which, at 15-feet tall and still wrapped in cellophane, is of one of Sula's bestsellers—the Sauvignon Blanc.
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A tough police officer brandishes a Popsicle; a man in a tiger suit clutches its furry striped head and a cellophane bag.
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We become acutely aware of the different surfaces of the carpet, plastic container, cellophane-wrapped cigarette pack, and painted cement-block wall.
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In a nod to his Korean roots, chef Joseph Yoon created an insect-studded riff on japchae, a classic cellophane noodle dish.
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Those, along with lollipop sticks, glow sticks and foil or cellophane wrappers can create digestive blockages you might not notice for days.
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There is physical evidence as well, like the $51,900 wrapped in cellophane that was discovered buried in the backyard of a longshoreman.
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And when you do get your first iPhone, there's something about the matteness of the box, once you rip off the cellophane part.
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Watching Mark break through his cellophane bindings was energizing and triumphant; I was not the only one concerned that he might give up.
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As she paused to fondle a makeup brush, I heard the grip of her finger pads reluctant to give up the cellophane wrapper.
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Cill and the Bog Girl stood under a palm tree that looked like an enormous toilet brush, made of cellophane and cardboard tubes.
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Courtney Giannone, after rousing Snow White from a cellophane-wrapped coffin with a kiss, does her Cyr wheel act, revolving gyroscopically inside a hoop.
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I decided years ago that I was going to wrap one of my perfumes in lavender [cellophane], and I never got around to it.
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Having been carried offstage, Ms. Koppe returns ensconced in a chrysalis of gleaming cellophane, which she sheds in a kind of overwrought resurrection scene.
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Authorities found packages of cocaine wrapped in green cellophane labeled "BIG Ranch" inside one of the bags left behind, according to an FBI affidavit.
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Airport police officers found 11 packages of cocaine wrapped in green cellophane inside one of the bags Ms. Reynolds left behind, the affidavit said.
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The jacket for Tennessee Williams's short-story collection "Hard Candy" showed extreme close-ups of cellophane-wrapped sweets, seeming to fall through the air.
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I still remember scratching the cellophane off Hybrid Theory's jewel case, floundering around on a skateboard with a Meteora CD spinning interminably in my Walkman.
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Banerjee chose red cellophane for "Take me, take me" in order to challenge Victorian customs, like those of weddings, that are still with us today.
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In the meantime, I took from my wallet the rare Austrian stamp in its cellophane wrapper and looked at the woman bathing in the river.
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Hardcore Peeps-eaters will tell you they're best if you notch a slit in each cellophane window, giving them at least a week to dry out.
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Last October, Ronnie Martin won $1 million in the New Jersey Lottery's Mega Millions drawing, using five numbers that he'd gotten from a cellophane-wrapped snack.
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Inside a large cellophane bag were tubs of skin lightening creams containing hydroquinone—a banned chemical known to cause skin thinning, discoloration, and even organ damage.
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In essence, would-be competitors face a choice: submit either to the whims of cellophane fate or the predictable (if unforgiving) logic of supply and demand.
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He checked the vegetables weren't wilting and the cream not sloppy on the eclairs, and would take the cellophane off sandwiches to see how fresh they were.
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" Two bomb dogs responded, and once it was determined the luggage was safe, agents opened the carry-ons and found 11 green cellophane packages stamped "BIG Ranch.
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You can pretty much pick and choose any and all starches you want, but Sue would probably suggest some udon, taro, dumplings, cellophane noodles, or Chinese noodles.
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He adjusted a crumpled Hershey's Kiss foil dangling from the top of the cellophane like a disco ball, then straightened a long pink object of indeterminate origin.
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Mr. Rowley said he found the bottle wrapped in cellophane inside a three-by-three-inch box, though he did not say where he had found it.
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Softsoap became the name synonymous with liquid hand soap, like Scotch with cellophane tape before it, and by 1986 the brand had reached $100 million in sales.
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She also said that the hospital was running out of face masks and that she saw one nurse using something that looked like cellophane over her face.
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Stores have been shut down and fined for wrapping bread in cellophane, their owners required to sign apology letters — all as part of the nation's environmental cleanup.
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David Genzoli said he was driving a tractor in the orchard last Saturday, when he saw an older woman hanging a small cellophane pumpkin on the tree.
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Situated across from Kim's Corner Food, the mural would be a large-scale echo of the store's interior collages, with crisp shapes and real leaves under cellophane tape.
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Since its inception, Lightwave Records has released an album from The Delta Mirror, along with multiple records, including Fujikawa's first solo record, Cellophane Castles, from his project swiiim.
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A New York City resident since 1980, he sifts bits of organic matter from the streets — cigarette butts, chewed gum, pins — and encloses them in tiny cellophane wrappers.
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Purplish links of coagulated pigs' blood bound by rice and an arterial network of springy, skinny cellophane noodles, soondae does not tend to travel far from Korean neighborhoods.
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I built a small aquarium out of Styrofoam trays and cellophane, and when guards would walk by, I would push the aquarium out of sight under the bunk.
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On Pro Basketball The Nets feasted on open jumpers and transition layups, turning one of the N.B.A.'s most unsung defensive units into a flimsy strip of cellophane.
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In 1929 he was struggling to create a clear tape for meat-packers and candymakers—the cellophane kept ripping and warping near heat, and the adhesive wouldn't stick evenly.
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Since its inception, Lightwave Records has released an album from The Delta Mirror, along with multiple records, including Fujikawa's first solo record, Cellophane Castles, from his project swiiim. 4.
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Where the glassy technique used pieces of cellophane to create a prismatic effect, the updated version uses what looks like holographic foil that you'd find at a craft store.
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After polling a number of florists, she estimated about 40 percent of flowers were never sold, not to mention that the standard floral wrap, cellophane, isn't biodegradable or recyclable.
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I bought an insulated water bottle for my morning coffee, as well as bee's wax wraps to replace cellophane, and I largely stopped putting my groceries in plastic bags.
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A number of other nominees — including Billie Eilish's "When the Party's Over," FKA Twigs' "Cellophane," or Grande's "God Is a Woman" — would have been more deserving of the award.
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At Bortolami, four sculptures by Ann Veronica Janssens keep things minimal and light — one is an iridescent leaning piece made from two sheets of shatterproof glass and some cellophane.
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Mr. Lanigan-Schmidt is as adept with words as he is with the bevy of other materials that are his mainstays — glitter, cellophane, foil and Magic Marker, among them.
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Drop the dough ball into a lightly oiled bowl and cover the bowl with lightly oiled cellophane and set it in a warm place to rise for 2350 hours. 210.
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While the display ultimately didn't crack or scratch, the flexible material looks almost like cellophane and sports crinkles that catch the light — the clarity also leaves something to be desired.
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"We've Got to Try" — The Chemical Brothers"This Land" — Gary Clark Jr."Cellophane" — FKA Twigs"Old Town Road" (Official Movie) — Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus"Glad He's Gone" —
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Butter a baking sheet and using a large section of cellophane as a barrier, press down on the dough until it's flattened to about 1/2 an inch thick. 4.
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"It had been bound in Cellophane, bound in all sorts of things," the school's head, Steve Cole, said according to CBS, quoting an interview given to a local radio station.
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Mr. Agematsu has sorted some of this garbage by day of discovery and displayed it, like little terrariums of anthropological mystery, in the cellophane packaging left over from his cigarettes.
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His possessions are minimal: a few pieces of stark, mid-century furniture, a wall of cellophane-covered hardbacks, some classical CDs, a hi-fi, a boom box and an exercise machine.
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Robyn didn't want a meringue but asked if she was allowed to hold her new pajamas, then sat with the cellophane package in her lap and an expression of conscious importance.
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I was thinking about minimizing one's wardrobe and functionality, so I used a single yarn, made from cellophane, woven in many different ways, and made a unisex coat, sweaters and boots.
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I know this feeling... I'm so detached, not warm but protected, tripping my tits off, encased in cold liquid honey, sheets of Lucozade cellophane wrapped around my face like a blindfold.
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Charlie Rowley, one of the victims who was exposed to the Soviet-designed poison, told a British television channel that he had found a bottle wrapped in cellophane inside a box.
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In a long glass display case of these postcard-sized samples created throughout her career — a miniature retrospective, of sorts, within the retrospective — I counted 24 different fibers, from cellophane to horsehair.
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"We never make (a big cat) do what it doesn't want to do," he said, his face with a faint, cellophane shine of mocha-tinted makeup that didn't match his neck skin.
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The 33-year-old New Zealander, a trained reproductive biologist, had a hunch that the cellophane-like substance in which the Hylaeus bee breeds its larvae could replace toxic chemicals used in plastics.
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He would patiently peel off the cellophane tape near the blade of their sticks, saw halfway through the shaft, replace the tape and giggle when they broke one after the other in practice.
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On a trip to New York for a U.N. summit in 2002, Jammeh had $1 million in cash in cellophane wrapping brought to his hotel room, his former lobbyist John Aycoth told Reuters.
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The researchers removed the cellophane from the outside of the packages and affixed the stickers directly to the packs, covering the existing U.S. Surgeon General's warnings with the messages designed for the experiment.
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That day, Nakesha was seated on a bench outside the Barnes & Noble store, surrounded by shopping bags, sandwiches wrapped in cellophane and an empty bottle of Minute Maid lemonade, a green straw inside.
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Once you witness such a scene, Rectify feels less like a TV show and more like an augmented reality etched on cellophane and carefully placed over the top of Griffin's real-world existence.
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"Well-behaved dogs" are allowed, which is nice if you're traveling with a pooch but, since we weren't, the best amenities by far were the cellophane packages of s'mores ingredients in our room.
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Ahmed Ahjam opened a small stall selling Arabic pastries Monday at a public market in the Uruguayan capital, passing out free samples of cellophane-wrapped ma&aposamul to supporters, local officials and potential customers.
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As the Warriors motored to a 136-100 victory to seize a two-games-to-none lead in their best-of-seven series, the Spurs provided as much resistance as a strip of cellophane.
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It's something I've not seen to the same extent in the UK, and only glimpses of in the US.Even foot well carpets, gear sticks, and handbrakes, were often covered with bags or cellophane wrapping.
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James&apos new ink, which appears to say "Mamba 4 Life," was on display during a Lakers training session in El Segundo on Thursday, though it was covered in cellophane to help it heal.
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That's still the truth, but now the cellophane wrapped around a cardboard box with a plastic container of moisturizer inside isn't seen as an exciting way to re-create the experience of unwrapping a gift.
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A 49-year-old Nigerian on the same boat as Dembele, said he had been in Libya for four years, and was working in a cellophane factory in southern Tripoli before the recent fighting began.
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The front windows of the newspaper shop on the street where I live display not only magazines, best-selling books and small toys, but also cellophane-wrapped packages of assorted stamps for about $8 apiece.
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This reflects an important change in the game business toward providing a service that is constantly being enhanced, rather than selling discs wrapped in cellophane that mostly do not change after a customer purchases them.
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The grid as a form gets an impressive pre-Minimalist workout in 1940s room dividers made of cellophane and horsehair by the incomparable weaver, printmaker, art historian, philosopher, teacher, theorist and life-student Anni Albers.
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Images in his Light Field (2015) project are generated from him recording the light data from a flatbed scanner passing over a sheet of creased cellophane paper, that is then captured by a handheld scanner.
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I ripped off the cellophane and pried off the cardboard lid and finally wrapped my hands around a phone that would ultimately ruin the lives of every single person who has tiny hands or tiny pockets.Okay.
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"When u don't trust the airline pillows," the May cover girl wrote of a closeup of herself wearing an enormous, puffy Comme des Garçons dress and a hat that appears to be made out of cellophane.
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Hong Kong Journal HONG KONG — On Java Road in Hong Kong, a new pair of brown leather Gucci loafers, lovingly wrapped in cellophane, hangs from a storefront — the deal of a lifetime at less than $3.
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As she proceeded down the aisle, she offered a marshmallow to the occupant of every seat — and these decorated adults melted into the grade-school versions of themselves, happily sinking a hand into LJ's cellophane bag.
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Arriving early for Roberts's surgery, I waited in a corner of the lobby by two vending machines, one that sold candies and chips and another that sold kosher food, mainly apples and bagels wrapped in cellophane.
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And upon first glance at the packaging, I was sold; clear cellophane framing the square pie, letting its pretty pink icing peep through, and a crisp flourish of white and fuchsia branding to top it all off.
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He dropped the wad into a cellophane sleeve he'd removed from a pack of American Spirit cigarettes, then carefully slid the sleeve into the empty cigarette box, and returned the package to his shirt pocket for safekeeping.
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The nights I spent wrapping sandwiches in cellophane and mopping the bathroom floor, she was probably off partying at some moneyed kid's second home, the kind of house that I had helped my dad paint during other summers.
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Joel Grey, on the other hand, adapts an ah-do-declare drawl as the Alabamian former attorney general Jeff Sessions, the put-upon Mr. Cellophane of this story, whose resignation letter becomes a drawn-from-life running gag.
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And her shot of a Christmas tree, dripping with tinsel, next to a lamp whose shade is still wrapped in cellophane, is an ill omen for the festive season—not cynical, I think, but humming with a furtive trepidation.
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Worshippers found the bloody head, wrapped in cellophane with ribbons and a card with "bonne appetit" and a cartoon pig on the front, outside the Centre Culturel Islamique de Quebec in the early hours of Sunday morning, after prayers.
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Before we became kimchi-loving snobs who scoff at the ubiquity of truffle fries, we were just kids who liked things that tasted good, even if those things happened to come in a cardboard crisping sleeve wrapped in cellophane.
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If previous VECTOR performances are any indication, viewers can probably expect a series of religious-like rituals, edgy and mystical spoken word pieces, and a whole bunch of iridescent cellophane, dismembered mannequins, and cryptic phrases written in mailbox lettering stickers.
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Try to do weekly shopping at a local store that doesn't wrap everything in cellophane rather than running to a chain supermarket at the end of the day to pick up dinner—particularly when it comes to fruit and vegetables.
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She also has a gift for molding and coloring marzipan; in a charming display, almond-paste lambs lying in a pasture of cellophane grass were surrounded by "figs" and "apricots" that looked for all the world like real figs and apricots.
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We also liked bowls of pungent fried rice in a bright-green scallion pesto (we ordered ours with slices of pork belly) and cellophane noodles sauced with a thick yellow curry and studded with strips of bell pepper and grilled chicken.
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A set of bath salts, maybe, or a bar Of lemon soap the simulacrum of a lemon, and we tried to remember If such a thing came wrapped in tissue paper like the fruit itself, or was it See-through cellophane?
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He marketed his cellophane-wrapped, mass-produced bread as healthful and dependable, in contrast to the traditional French rolls, or bolillos — common at Mexican breakfasts — that were unavailable intermittently during frequent labor disputes and that sometimes originated in unhygienic bakeries.
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In fact, the senator was nowhere to be seen as Judge Garland entered his Senate office through the front door — past a tray of cellophane-wrapped Rice Krispies treats — shook hands with a couple staff members and disappeared behind a sliding door.
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By the end of the hour, they had already padlocked three stores and fined the owners a few hundred dollars each for selling bread wrapped in cellophane, using biodegradable bags for vegetables and cookies, or selling flour packaged in plastic instead of paper.
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They make use of ordinary materials — cardboard boxes, plastic bags, tinfoil and paper — a nod to the Loverboy club night that Jeffrey staged as a student in Dalston, East London, where the dance floor was often covered in cellophane, tinfoil or toilet paper.
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In addition to learning about the history of the holiday, young visitors can enjoy challah and gelt (chocolate coins, a traditional treat) and make their own menorahs, using construction paper, tissue paper and colored cellophane to give their creations a stained-glass appearance.
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What in the World It's about half an inch long, a few millimeters wide and no thicker than a human hair, and it usually just sits there like a discarded strip of red cellophane — until a specific shade of green laser light strikes it.
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In 1996, he decided to incorporate his pack-a-day habit into a new project, making a composition inside a cellophane sleeve on each expedition, a practice that has resulted in thousands of diminutive sculptures that are diaristic records of his and the city's lives.
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Drop-in workshops will include building menorahs from found objects like wood pieces, spools and wire; making accordion books with colored-cellophane windows; painting flying Hanukkah scenes inspired by Chagall; and, taking cues from the work of Larry Kagan, collaborating on a giant cardboard sculpture.
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So I had to write it on a separate piece of cellophane, which in the original came separately and was just placed over the bricks, so that when you took the shrink-wrap off, it fell away, and you got a plain brick cover.
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In a tweet announcing the arrest, which was made in June after the man arrived on a flight from Bogotá, Colombia, the Spanish National Police released photos of the 65-year-old man with what appeared to be a cellophane-wrapped package of drugs on his head.
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Not far away, a few bouquets of fresh flowers still bound in cellophane had been set at the base of the statue, along with a prayer candle with a portrait of Pope John Paul II. Mr. Fulop has remained steadfast in the face of the criticism.
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"Then, Stettheimer was still known only to insiders," said Mr. Deitch, who used cellophane curtains and gilded white furniture to evoke the artist's early-20th-century salon, and juxtaposed Stettheimer's frothy paintings of her illustrious friends with works by Elizabeth Peyton, Jeff Koons and Jane Kaplowitz.
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Deitch filled the Gramercy Hotel's penthouse with ornate furniture and cellophane curtains to approximate Stettheimer's studio at 80 West 40th Street, where she hosted one of the city's great salons, which counted among its guests the critic Henry McBride, as well as Georgia O'Keefe and Marcel Duchamp.
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Feit was working at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in McAllen when he beat Garza, sexually assaulting her and suffocating her after putting her in a cellophane bag and leaving her in a bathtub in the basement of the rectory while he went to the church, according to court testimony.
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Honestly. Name me one thing that could possibly be a more perfect celebration of the cellophane and bullshit fiesta that is Valentine's Day than to watch a 6'3 tower of sober, male unease as you peer out at the winking lights of New Scotland Yard and Wembley Stadium?
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Once I was able to tear the thing open (it took a few tries, that cellophane was sturdy), the smell was distinctly Pop-Tart-ish — although the coloring was much more natural and the weight much denser than I remembered the pre-packaged hand pie of my childhood days to be.
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"It was crystal-like substances, it was in a cellophane bag, and it was under the floor mat," said Elizabeth Bobbitt, the interim district attorney for the Towaliga Judicial Circuit, which includes Monroe County, adding that the circumstances suggested that what the deputies found were drugs and not cotton candy.
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I opened the cupboard and found a package of candied walnuts that had probably formed part of some holiday basket from Kraków, struggled with the ribbon and cellophane before opening it with my teeth, then emptied the package into a bowl and took it to her, instructed her to eat.
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Lehigh, Lochsa, Youghiogheny, Ocoee, Gallatin, Tohickon, Penobscot, Payette: the names of the rivers summon up boulder gardens, azure pools, high-speed surf waves, life-threatening keeper holes—and those mesmerizing cellophane stretches where the water, clear and unriffled, accelerates over a rocky bed, getting ever shallower, before dropping into the aerated tumult of a rapid.
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Overlooking Bryant Park, this white-on-white aerie was hung with cellophane drapes, an inspired touch that went public in Stettheimer's stage designs for "Four Saints in Three Acts," an opera with music by Virgil Thomson, a libretto by Gertrude Stein and featuring an all-black cast that played briefly on Broadway in 1934.
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Feit, who was a 27-year-old visiting priest at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in McAllen, Texas, at the time of the killing, is accused of beating Garza, sexually assaulting her and suffocating her after allegedly putting her in a cellophane bag and leaving her in a bathtub in the basement of the rectory while he went to the church, prosecutors allege.
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What impressed me about Machine Dazzle's work was the way it seemed to embody a new and heightened form of Surrealism, one that drew on—and pushed beyond—the finesse and freedom of the late performer and filmmaker Jack Smith (who sometimes wore oversized lobster claws onstage) or the balloons-and-cellophane world that Cecil Beaton devised in his early photographs.
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It's not quite anti-consumerism, because you have to buy tinfoil or you have to buy cellophane, but there's something really wonderful about being at home with your folks or your friends or your siblings and making a project and figuring out how to use the material inventively in creating something unique that you can photograph and chuckle about for ages.
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Risso spent his formative years at Prada, so the resemblance is understandable), which morphed into floral silks ruched up the sides and tied by multiple skinny strings that dangled hither and yon, which transitioned into contrasting graphic prints, which finally took the form of cellophane sheaths with the texture of Bubble Wrap (actually made of a Japanese silk nylon) sprinkled with silvery paillettes.
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GIF: EPFL (The Optical Society)The resulting footage isn't as captivating as a spectacular slow-motion explosion, but it can be still quite valuable for researchers who are often trying to study only a very specific part of a given phenomenon—such as how the adhesive on cellophane tape behaves as it's being peeled off a surface, as demonstrated in the GIF to the left.
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Among other claims that seem wrong, the court offers several seemingly plain statements of a mistake so well known in antitrust that it has its own name: the Cellophane Fallacy, or the claim that a company must not have market power because it cannot raise its prices any higher, when that might just be because it is already maxing out the market power it has.
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There are the gray walls, oak herringbone floors, marbled and mirrored surfaces; the multicolored handwoven fabrics that soften the hard edges of the architecture; and then, of course, the more obvious signals: a folding chair by Gio Ponti; a table lamp by Pietro Chiesa; a panettone on the kitchen counter, still wrapped in cellophane, awaiting a moment when Bellavance-Lecompte has the chance to open it.
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"The first Thanksgiving when I moved into [my uncle Bill's house], I didn't have any money so Aunt Peggy, Uncle Bill and I were in the kitchen, I bought fancy paper plates, I put them all over the kitchen table and we made all different kinds of candy and I wrapped them up with cookies in cellophane and I went and delivered them to all my friends," Lee says.
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Missy Elliott, "Tempo" Jess: BØRNS, "Electric Love" Jonathan: Rosalía, "Pienso en tu mirá" Julia L.: Cimafunk, "Me Voy" Julia S.: FKA twigs, "Cellophane" Kelly: A$AP Rocky, "Kids Turned Out Fine" Larissa: Nina Simone, "My Baby Just Cares For Me (Live at Vine St. Bar & Grill/1987)" Lisa C.: Radiohead, "Fake Plastic Trees" Lisa T.: Kevin Morby, "City Music" Luke: Sufjan Stevens, "Holland" Lynsea: Barbatuques, "Baiana" Marc: Yussef Kamaal, "Calligraphy" Michael B.: Dinah Washington & Max Richter, "This Bitter Earth / On the Nature of Daylight" Michael J.: Carly Rae Jepsen, "Want You In My Room" Neena: ESG, "Get Funky" Paige: Missy Elliott, "Pass That Dutch" Rachel: Ray LaMontagne, "No Other Way" Samantha: Neil Diamond, "Cracklin' Rosie" Sindhu: Freshlyground, "Ask Me" Stella: Candi Staton, "Young Hearts Run Free" Theo: Dirty Gold, "California Sunrise" Wendy: Steve Reich, The Smith Quartet, "Triple Quartet Duet" Adam Liptak explains the legal vulnerability of Roe v.
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