Books Twins born minutes apart may be eerily similar or just as eerily different.
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Cold, white, exclusive — eerily reminiscent of a plantation house.
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Their skin is thin and fragile; the veins glow eerily.
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Funnily enough, it goes eerily well with the Jaws theme.
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It's outlying behavior, yes, but the medium is eerily recognizable.
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The 2016 presidential election is eerily familiar for Jon Cryer.
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If this announcement sounds eerily familiar that's because it is.
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The scale is huge, but the place is eerily quiet.
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This Strawberry one is eerily similar to the real thing.
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The reaction to Cleansed has eerily mirrored Blasted's opening night.
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It is an eerily quiet meditation on abandonment and hope.
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It's eerily similar to Alba's point about the Constitution's preamble.
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The Putingate scandal is eerily similar to the Watergate scandal.
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So, not perfect yet, but eerily close to human levels.
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"Something evil was going on," Ann eerily told the site.
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I have become eerily attuned to this horrible American ritual.
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If Grande's situation sounds eerily familiar, that's because it is.
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It got eerily quiet, too, and claustrophobic: I felt trapped.
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Despite the eerily glowing color, there was no alien invasion.
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The competing partisan echo chambers eerily strike the same chords.
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Yet, there's also something morbid and eerily artificial about them.
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Atmosphere at camp has been eerily strange since the attack.
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Still, the mall seemed eerily empty for an opening day.
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The streets are eerily clean, as they are across Belarus.
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They show no interest, only blink at me, eerily silent.
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These aren't the only fiction writers eerily forecasting future scenarios.
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To modern Germans all this "news" would seem eerily familiar.
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The arc of Yang's story feels eerily relevant in 2019.
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AFTER: Fourteen days later, the same spot looked eerily empty.
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It is a breathing skin against which sounds reverberate eerily.
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Other economic factors are eerily, or at least partially, similar.
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The world has become like an eerily banal dystopian novel.
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It stood eerily quiet and dark in the Nashua night.
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Milan's normally bustling streets, stores and restaurants are eerily empty.
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Yet, eerily, you still catch them posting on social media.
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If this message sounds eerily familiar, that's because it is.
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If this story sounds eerily familiar, that's because it is.
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I manage to find eerily similar ones on Target's website!
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Upon first glance, two of Shechet's sculptures look eerily similar.
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Serling's commentary on paranoia and division remains eerily relevant today.
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The painting feels eerily like leather, or recently lotioned skin.
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But some of the images look eerily like the celebs.
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It's a strangeness that bears a certain kinship to the wild Florida spaces near where he grew up and the moody, shifting terrain we've been navigating this afternoon — eerily still and eerily alive at once.
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John Stamos' life is suddenly looking eerily similar to Uncle Jesse's.
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Eerily shadowed all-caps in red for Stranger Things it is.
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Siri sounds almost eerily human, and features a cool new icon.
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This eerily prefigures the current trend of schools serving fast food.
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The paths that these two clubs have followed are eerily similar.
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It's eerily reminiscent of Clinton's takedown of Sister Souljah in 1992.
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Yet something is eerily off, especially with the performances and screenplay.
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Other parts of the Hubei province are eerily empty as well.
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In Melville's book, nature is unfathomable and unstoppable, but eerily intelligent.
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The city is eerily empty, a calm before the impending storm.
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Just like Miquela and Bermuda, he offers an eerily authentic personality.
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Interestingly enough, the rationale of the zoo officials is eerily familiar.
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Diane, every little detail was eerily familiar, disorienting, dreamy, deeply unsettling.
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Her speeches aren't inspiring like Obama's or eerily intimate like Bill's.
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Ishiguro has become synonymous with the creation of eerily lifelike robots.
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Today, they seem to anticipate, eerily, the cartoon character SpongeBob SquarePants.
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Her death eerily mimicked that of her mother&aposs in 2012.
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"F— these heads," Grande exclaimed in the eerily decorated new space.
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Road block of walkers (two of which had eerily familiar qualities)?
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Death is present again on "Pet Cemetery," an eerily upbeat eulogy.
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The pose looked eerily similar to Victoria Beckham's own signature pose.
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The comparison of the environments then and now are eerily similar.
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In 1920, Colette's literary career aligned eerily with her personal life.
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Streetlights burned eerily for a population that was no longer there.
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Uber and Lyft's recent product updates have all been eerily similar.
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"This looks eerily similar to an ISIS video," one viewer wrote.
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On a recent sunny afternoon, however, the studio was eerily empty.
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That pattern of joblessness and applications began to feel eerily familiar.
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These sincere wife guys eerily align with a running internet joke.
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Its avenues, some nearly as wide as Broadway, are eerily quiet.
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In a way, Rice's life and work eerily mirrors Jean Vigo's.
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There are ways in which Grant's times eerily resemble our own.
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A nearby screen eerily displayed the world from the car's perspective.
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Now, 10 years after the financial collapse, things are eerily calm.
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Most, by all appearances, have done so, creating eerily deserted cityscapes.
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The rhetoric aimed at Ressa is eerily familiar to American ears.
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The streets of Broulee, normally bustling with people, are eerily quiet.
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Retail streets were desolate, and the roads were often eerily empty.
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This afternoon, a Tuesday, the campus is vacant and eerily still.
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The streets, normally congested with traffic, became eerily empty around noon.
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But what were these eerily empty structures like in their prime?
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The village was eerily quiet; we were the only ones there.
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I think he's eerily similar to Joe McCarthy in that way.
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Alvim's phrasing was eerily similar to a 1930s speech from Goebbels.
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Internet companies have an eerily accurate understanding of everything about us.
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For months after the attack, Dhaka's diplomatic area was eerily quiet.
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If that sounds eerily familiar, it's because we've seen this story before.
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Eerily, the whole thing closes out with a happy ending of sorts.
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And yet, there's something eerily familiar about Hillary's nixing of Nixon. Mrs.
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Her story is eerily similar to those of a pre-Roe era.
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The new frock fits eerily well — like it was made for her.
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Both women wore jewelry that looked eerily familiar to Thanos' infinity gauntlet.
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My story is eerily similar to Ford's — even beyond the very obvious.
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It's eerily beautiful and has a sort of dark whimsy to it.
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The street was choked with TV news vans but otherwise eerily empty.
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Tal Abyad, Syria (CNN)The road into Tal Abyad was eerily empty.
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But what was once a bustling outdoor mall has become eerily empty.
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The town was eerily empty; there were no civilians to be seen.
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You know how the "People You May Know" section is eerily creepy?
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It's an enormous operation, and eerily clean, with an elaborate filtration system.
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Saturn's moon Titan is eerily familiar and yet wholly unlike our own.
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The city was eerily quiet, save for the helicopters and fire trucks.
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Early into her marriage, however, Winchester's life was eerily marked by death.
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It's an eerily accurate, spot-on impression of the state of startups.
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Today, the details are different but the basic outline is eerily similar.
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" The performances were as eerily accurate as they are in "Playing Lynch.
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What he was saying seemed eerily reminiscent of the current political climate.
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Something eerily similar happened to Harley in a New Suicide Squad issue.
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In fact, the entire McLaren design ethos seems eerily emblematic of Apple.
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It's eerily pretty; a hazy green sky meets a dark red ocean.
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Trump's tirade against Democrats in Duluth was eerily reminiscent of that era.
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The timing of the decision was eerily close to a potential disaster.
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Many of the grocer's products seem eerily similar to more mainstream brands.
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One source described the offices at EPA as "eerily quiet" this week.
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Christchurch shooter used eerily similar language in a blog post on Thursday:
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Their house was an eerily spare Tudor Colonial, very austere, very brown.
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It's a story eerily reminiscent of one that made headlines in January.
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An eerily on-target ad for something you've been meaning to buy.
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By midday Thursday, residents said the heart of Libreville was eerily calm.
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But as a sign of the times, it's almost eerily in sync.
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But as a sign of the times, it's almost eerily in sync.
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And even the parking lot of the airport is looking eerily empty.
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Some observers have noted that blond Messina looks eerily like a supervillain.
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But her face and walk looked eerily similar to the first model.
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It's always more romantic when both parties keep their eyes eerily open.
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In fact, there is something eerily Trump-specific about the whole phenomenon.
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And yet the stories of Moana and Standing Rock are eerily similar.
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It is just, like, eerily homogenous, there's not any kind of diversity.
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C.M. Your 2004 novel, "The Plot Against America," seems eerily prescient today.
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Rome's famous Spanish Steps — usually packed with tourists — is also eerily quiet.
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Neighborhoods that would normally have been buzzing with activity were eerily quiet.
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The photo feels eerily sad in its capture: ghosts haunt the page.
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Thus far, though, Mr. Burr has been eerily quiet on the subject.
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The usually buzzing streets, trams, restaurants and shops are all eerily empty.
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In fact, one such post, back in November, is eerily poignant today.
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The new Seasonal Rewards UI looks eerily similar to Fortinte's Battle Pass.
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Much of Ms. Dessay's voice remains almost eerily preserved — clean, pointed, penetrating.
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Grose (Barbara Marten), the stern-faced housekeeper of an eerily empty mansion.
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The streets across Wuhan were eerily empty on Friday, except near hospitals.
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And they were everywhere: eerily beautiful designs spider webbing across the dirt.
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Its market is bustling while Malakal's previously busy market is eerily quiet.
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And Dmitry, here, is saying something eerily familiar over 2500 years later.
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Now many letters are written by daughters, eerily glorifying their violent protectors.
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To many in local newsrooms, that kind of behavior is eerily recognizable.
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This is eerily similar to the early days of the Benghazi attack.
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Stevie, for instance, is eerily similar to Jake in almost every way.
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"My story is eerily similar to Lindsay Menz's story," one woman said.
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It is 5:30 pm now, and the streets are eerily empty.
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Others pointed out how eerily similar the cut is to Cassie's dad's hair.
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Remember Duplex, Google's eerily human-sounding AI technology that can make restaurant reservations?
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Art imitates life – sometimes eerily, as Kourtney Kardashian "finally" learned on Monday night.
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The rapid spread of the novel coronavirus has followed an eerily familiar pattern.
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Fallujans' accounts of the violence then sound eerily similar to their descriptions now.
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But when the temperature system comes into play, it can feel eerily realistic.
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Already, the tone is eerily reminiscent of an all too familiar horror movie.
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The chaos created by various characters' attempts to exonerate Hope feels eerily familiar.
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THE SOREK desalination plant, about 22005km south of Tel Aviv, is eerily unpopulated.
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The new BBC Three logo is eerily reminiscent of that W24A episode pic.twitter.
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And, eerily enough, that's kind of what the mist is supposed to do.
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The rest of the assembled actors are also eerily apt for their roles.
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But that doesn't stop Malik and Gomez from sharing some eerily similar characteristics.
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The small town of Ada, OK is home to two eerily similar tragedies.
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It was the most baffling and eerily seducing thing I have ever seen.
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Sporting Escobar's infamous mustache, Bardem looks eerily like Colombia's most infamous drug dealer.
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Unfortunately, on the first night of the convention, the area was eerily dead.
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Metal wires form eerily lifelike humans in the sculptural works of Richard Stainthorp.
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Quist was an unusual candidate, but eerily suited for a state like Montana.
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And why you shouldn't worry too much about eerily apposite computer-generated text.
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Many on social media, including Oswalt, have noted how eerily prophetic it was.
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Then, such an idea was radical; now, of course, it feels eerily prophetic.
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Go deeper: What We Burn Creates an Eerily Navigable Map of Earth (Medium)
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OVERNIGHT VINE-ANCE: Bernie Sanders supporters are eerily in synch with their candidate.
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But years later, some of them are eerily applicable to Cyrus's real life.
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The Infamous is the masterpiece, an eerily collected, improbably poised exercise in reportage.
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While the human impact here is obvious, a human presence is eerily absent.
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Although surrounded by other people, I felt eerily alone in my own thoughts.
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It sounds like a party blower at first—celebratory, but eerily celebrating nothing.
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The frames are eerily devoid of people, lending to the sense of unease.
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Today will feel eerily calm, with sunny skies and a high near 44.
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It's an arrangement that many have observed is eerily evocative of indentured labor.
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Some parts of their bodies are freakishly large while others are eerily small.
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But the city, Naypyidaw, is eerily quiet, and most embassies have stayed put.
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The streets of Brooklyn are eerily quiet, even with increasing spring-like temperatures.
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I guess for me-- I liked the interiority, how eerily true it felt.
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Yet despite being a little oppressive, Björk Digital has its eerily pioneering moments.
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It was eerily silent, and felt like sleeping in a well-furnished submarine.
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The events of recent weeks have eerily reminded me of those Watergate days.
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Her scuffs are lined up next to his sneakers, which are eerily spotless.
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The picture proves how eerily similar the two bleached blonde pop stars look.
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Outside the van, it smells like fire and the landscape is eerily quiet.
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We covered that eerily similar confrontation for The Washington Post 244 years ago.
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On the days Teddy is not in our apartment it is eerily quiet.
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The transcript vault mirrors, almost eerily, the White House tapes in its importance.
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The teams have eerily similar statistics, with both averaging 463 points a game.
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Though he looks the same, even his declarations of love seem eerily hollow.
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As a reflection of the current mood, the book can feel eerily accurate.
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Science fiction is often credited with being eerily accurate when predicting future societies.
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The ransom letter was eerily detailed in its knowledge of the Ramsey family.
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This AI-Generated Joe Rogan Voice Sounds Eerily Like the Real ThingIn recent years, eerily accurate deepfake videos have gotten a lot of press, but automated voice…Read more ReadKirsch told WSJ the fraudster called the victim company three times.
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Take Wilbur Ross, one name mentioned for commerce, whose background eerily matches Trump's own.
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More recent events follow an eerily similar script: abandoned machine, unsuspecting scrap metal collector.
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It's as if the metronome eerily ticks twice as fast as your hand's push.
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" Video "That&aposs eerily similar to what you said a couple of hours ago.
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To anyone watching, I probably looked eerily calm — the same girl I'd always been.
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In an eerily prescient 2010 afterword to his critique of media narratives, Hello Everybody!
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Is history repeating itself with both an eerily familiar movie plot and coinciding breakup?
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But did any of the items on Alley's list look eerily familiar to you?
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The aesthetic combines archaic technology, disconcerting art, small rooms, and eerily unpopulated public spaces.
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Across thousands of miles, across decades, the abuse in orphanages took eerily similar forms.
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This follows Roger Ailes' exit this past July, with allegations that sound eerily similar.
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It's eerily quiet, free of the buzz you expect from a propeller-propelled aircraft.
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We're six days away and it's eerily warm out today -- is this the apocalypse??
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But the robots start to demonstrate sentience in a way that feels eerily...human.
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" Two guys wrote a play called "Dangerous" which they claimed was eerily like "Power.
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Eerily familiar as it sounds, the year wasn't 2017, but a full century before.
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This eerily melancholic, 28-minute movie takes place entirely within the Second Life universe.
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Then, eerily, near the top of the loop, the plane started to tilt backward.
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This, he says, is "eerily similar" to Mr Xi's struggle to revamp his party.
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As you know, they both eerily died in a bathtub and drugs were involved.
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In August, it reopened, just a few blocks away, in an eerily similar space.
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The unnamed monkey went viral in 2018 for his eerily human-like facial features.
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The words that Peres spoke to me in the late 1990s were eerily foreboding.
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Our territorial status is eerily similar to the status of the original 13 colonies.
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The doll, eerily lighted, just stands there, a digital clock running in the background.
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It's eerily reminiscent of, well, how awkward everyone else was in the early 2000s.
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And sometimes he just played a totally wacky character with an eerily recognizable name.
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But when its movie adaptation arrived in December of 2016, it felt eerily timely.
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She had heard them described as ugly, but she thought the creature eerily beautiful.
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Boston Dynamics&apos eerily lifelike robot dog "Spot" is now working with the police.
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And the national psyche was eerily similar to how people are feeling right now.
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By midday, when crowds and chaos are the norm, the city remained eerily quiet.
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The city feels eerily hollowed out and menacing, and nobody has anything to eat.
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Gulls demonstrate an eerily human intelligence, and their social behaviors are fascinating to watch.
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Footage published Sunday by BBC News shows eerily deserted Madrid streets policed by drones.
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The coronavirus pandemic has made some of the US's most bustling cities eerily quiet.
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Jasmine's story is eerily similar to a case reported by UK doctors in March.
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It was eerily quiet as Texas state troopers guarded the crime scene on Sunday.
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Perhaps these campaigns were eerily prescient in anticipating the downward spiral of gaming culture.
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Chic and glittering, she keeps an eerily spotless apartment and a wardrobe en pointe.
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Solnit, of course, isn't the first author of ideas that now seem eerily predictive.
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For someone who wears his emotions like a sponsor's patch, he was eerily equable.
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As different as they look on offense, the teams are eerily similar on defense.
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Daegu is now an eerily quiet city, a metropolis stalked by an invisible enemy.
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On Sunday morning, CNN spoke of London's streets being "eerily quiet" following the attack.
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And their hearts were eerily as angry as a critical mass of American voters.
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In detailing Clinton's depravations and hubris, Freeh's account strikes another, eerily reminiscent Comey chord.
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It's noisy during the day and eerily quiet at night when workers go home.
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My fellow senators should know that Judge Gorsuch was eerily similar to Judge Roberts.
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The road that had been clogged with troops pouring into Iraq was eerily deserted.
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An eerily similar incident occurred about 80 miles south on Monday, in Waukesha, Wis.
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At first glance, the YouTuber-made Cybertruck looks eerily similar to the Tesla truck.
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The film's animation was criticized for making the cats appear eerily similar to humans.
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It opened into a spacious compound, eerily quiet and green, with rosebushes in bloom.
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As I researched the story, I came across another case that was eerily similar.
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Indeed, the fight over soda taxes is looking eerily similar to the tobacco wars.
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VICE: Your doc seems eerily prescient of the ethos that put Trump in office.
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In that sense, the world of death investigations is eerily similar to presidential elections.
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VR worlds haven't quite reached the uncanny valley, but they're inching eerily closer to it.
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It was an eerily prescient look at the conflation of pop culture and political consciousness.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: That&aposs eerily similar to what you said a couple of hours ago.
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Hulu's adaptation of Margaret Atwood's eerily resonant dystopia was a pure powerhouse of dramatic television.
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In alternating chapters, we see Ruth many years later, when she eerily refuses to speak.
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Literally related or not, some of their words and actions strike an eerily similar tone.
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Both claims sound eerily similar to the arguments against any government restrictions of firearm ownership.
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"Cara and I have been living two very different and eerily similar lives," she says.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Olaff Alejo's salt lamps are eerily beautiful and designed to purify the air.
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In the clip, Davidson proposed to musical guest Maggie Rogers in an eerily familiar fashion.
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She goes into an eerily creepy grocery story and the cashier is a Trump supporter.
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Karlie Kloss is the next celebrity getting the curly treatment, and it looks eerily familiar.
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Metro-North tweeted a photo of an eerily empty Grand Central Terminal on Tuesday morning.
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Not only do they do the same thing, in some cases they look eerily alike.
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That awareness seems eerily present in the weight of the over 800 corten steel monuments.
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It may be the most eerily prescient story that WIRED published in its early years.
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We were there to spot gorillas, and the forest was eerily quiet while we waited.
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That's the bleak reality for Javier Dominguez, whose industrial bakery in Caracas is eerily silent.
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The biggest of the Ballers has been eerily silent since the BBB fallout went public.
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According to investigators, some of its passages eerily mirrored Galloway's killing and the sexual assault.
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Many of the photographs were taken at night, the destroyed vehicles eerily lit by moonlight.
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This looks eerily close to the Muslim ban Trump promised to institute throughout his campaign.
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And yet, even for non-King fans, the Pet Sematary of 2019 seems eerily familiar.
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Instead, the film represents the computer as innocent—eerily similar fashion to Siri and Alexa.
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" Key quotes: "We covered that eerily similar confrontation for The Washington Post 45 years ago.
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It is eerily quiet and dark, as the AGVs do not need light to navigate.
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The insides of the stores themselves have also looked almost eerily similar over the decades.
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"Quist was an unusual candidate, but eerily suited for a state like Montana," she wrote.
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It was a playful renaissance that eerily parallels the embrace of Minecraft by today's youth.
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On Wednesday, the park -- typically buzzing with vacationers enjoying the summer weather -- was eerily desolate.
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While Capone's cell is refurbished, the rest of the prison still eerily stands in ruins.
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The nation's most hurricane-prone regions, the Southeast and Gulf Coasts, have been eerily quiet.
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Trump, willing to denigrate just about any world leader, has been eerily deferential to Putin.
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Istiklal Street, which is normally bustling on weekends, had been eerily quiet in recent days.
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If the tone feels eerily identical to When the Bough Breaks, that's because it is.
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"(Good job Bey, hahaha)" — "Daddy Lessons"Blue Ivy's voice-over makes this song eerily personal.
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This sounds eerily similar to what Aereo tried (and failed) to do back in 2014.
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Now, though, those businesses are flagging, in part because financial markets have been eerily calm.
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In Kayenta, Arizona — the northwest corner of the Navajo Nation — the streets are eerily quiet.
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Eerily, almost the exact same scenario played out in the US a dozen years ago.
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But by Sunday evening, the site was eerily quiet, said Indonesian search-and-rescue staff.
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The streets are eerily quiet, save for the police officer asking her where she's going.
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To any reader of the French writer Michel Houellebecq, this lament will sound eerily familiar.
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It was also eerily quiet, though I could faintly hear ocean waves in the distance.
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Even the recent dustup between Warren and Sanders felt eerily similar to the last race.
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Last October, attacks that were eerily similar took place on the streets of northern Israel.
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Then I found it: Just the right shape and color but eerily angular and statuesque.
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Wallace-Wells avoids the "eerily banal language of climatology" in favor of lush, rolling prose.
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The mood, tension, and even jump scares are accentuated by carefully crafted, and eerily familiar scores.
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First, the French fashion house came out with a bag eerily similar to Ikea's Frakta tote.
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For example, the IRL rioting looked eerily similar to another scene from the Season 3 premiere.
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"It was eerily similar to what we have going on," Abasolo says of his last relationship.
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From above, they are eerily ethereal; bright white galaxies of cloud swirling around navel-shaped cores.
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It seems eerily reminiscent of America, where Republicans have an absolute abhorrence of tax-raising measures.
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This crash is eerily similar to another one involving a Tesla in 2016 near Gainesville, Florida.
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After the nuclear attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it turned out they had been eerily prescient.
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All of this is eerily familiar to the news stories today about 2017's leading celebrities.
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What unites them is the way they assemble data points into a sometimes eerily detailed dossier.
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Unsurprisingly, the premise of this lavishly illustrated book is eerily similar to the premise of Westworld.
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Mr. Jan's quest is presented with dazzling stagecraft that includes neon and an eerily amplified typewriter.
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January Jones Totally Wants To Be The Next Bachelorette January Jones' New Haircut Looks Eerily Familiar
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When you consider the effects of Pluto when it's in Scorpio, the parallels appear eerily accurate.
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Motorcyclists brandishing the opposition's yellow flags honked their way around the otherwise eerily quiet island capital.
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Washington (CNN)The scene sounds eerily familiar: Republicans gather at a convention with no clear nominee.
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In the months between Bachelor in Paradise and The Bachelor, Bachelor Nation is always eerily quiet.
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Classifying people as illegal or alien, using words like infestation, is eerily similar to Nazi Germany.
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Creating an eerily similar effect is the camera trap, from which the exhibition gets its name.
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I wasn't jesting when I said the specs for the trio of systems are eerily similar.
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A quick glance at PrettyLittleThing's website shows an image that's eerily similar to the Yeezy aesthetic.
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This is eerily similar to the shrinking white vote in America that Trump has tapped into.
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To the AI, black-sounding names were less "pleasant," eerily mirroring human responses from past experiments.
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In tests, the system proved eerily accurate, correctly predicting mortality outcomes in 90 percent of cases.
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And Smith's attraction to trash, angularity, nonsense, fun, religion, horror, sociology, and childishness was eerily similar.
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Now Barcs is eerily quiet, with only a few passing trucks being spot-checked by police.
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The response to the protests in 2016 has been eerily similar to the response in 85033.
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At its heart, this is an eerily familiar tale of Wall Street innovation, greed and hubris.
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The scenario is eerily similar to how Cambridge Analytica received unauthorized access to data from users.
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Figures that were deftly painted would have looked eerily lifelike, particularly in low and flickering light.
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Records I reviewed indicate that more misconduct eerily similar to that already uncovered is being investigated.
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In an eerily remarkable connection back to that most divisive internecine conflict in American history, Jan.
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There's an eerily similar dynamic at work in S.L. Grey's THE APARTMENT (Blumhouse/Anchor, paper, $15).
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And, as a recent Wall Street Journal headline put it, markets are eerily quiet right now.
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Even with the trucks circling the arena, somewhat eerily, the roar of the engines was deafening.
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It may very well be the pastry that bridges Japan's eerily similar melonpan with Mexico's concha.
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The combination sounded eerily cohesive; as friends often do, they seemed to finish each other's sentences.
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What results is an eerily-accurate full-length film that was so convincing that Warner Bros.
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You can thank Khopkar's stint at noma for this eerily pork-like but animal-free ramen.
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The mills are still operating, but they are so efficient they're eerily empty of human presence.
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Walls save lives," was eerily reminiscent of Gekko's twisted creed of the 1980s, "Greed ... is good.
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The regulations have left the usually crowded beaches eerily empty — and some spring breakers very disappointed.
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The airport was eerily empty, even for early morning, given Istanbul's status as a connecting hub.
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As radically different as these subjects are, the arcs of the stories can be eerily similar.
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Over the past two years, stories from Black Mirror have been eerily echoed in real life.
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Separately, thousands of your personal details can be used to target you with eerily "relevant" ads.
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As such, compared to elsewhere in Europe, life in Sweden feels eerily normal, Stockholm residents say.
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Dorian's forecast path beyond the Bahamas looks "eerily similar" to the route Matthew took, Chinchar added.
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This transformation is eerily evident in satellite images captured by the private space firm Maxar Technologies.
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Ferjani Sassi nailed his kick past a diving Jordan Pickford, and the script looked eerily familiar.
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But some of the plotlines are eerily close to events that have happened throughout the world.
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Some of the streets are eerily empty, but for the people drifting around in Trump gear.
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We live in a world where the line between reality and TV is increasingly, eerily fluid.
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She said Baldwin's story was "eerily familiar" to what she has heard sexual abuse victims recount.
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That's disgusting, and eerily echoes the craven play by Bliss in 2003 to smear Dennehy's name.
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The city's bayous were rising, and its roads, mostly quiet since Friday night, remained eerily empty.
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At the airport, there are Technicolor portraits of Vladimir Putin, eerily similar to those of Stalin.
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It can also "place" (and seem to move, quickly) those eerily lifelike tones at specific coordinates.
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I stare at the sea, and it's the calmest I've ever seen it, so eerily silent.
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Now, some people say it's because Poland's populist, media-hating politics are eerily similar to Trump's.
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That is certainly not the sight "Dirty Dancing" fans expect to see, but it's eerily beautiful.
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Sony's next PlayStation and Microsoft's next Xbox are eerily similar, especially compared with past console generations.
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Indeed, this loyalty principle -- and invoking the term "rat" -- eerily recall the motif of crime bosses.
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Inside the buildings it's often eerily quiet as walls muffle the gunfire, the constant background noise.
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The bride will sip the dregs of her third Mickey Mary with an eerily placid smile.
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All of it eerily accurate, thanks to the new program's use of Microsoft's voluminous mapping data.
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"Guitar," Barbieri said, pointing to a cherub with an eerily adult face, jamming on a lute.
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Goldstone's email described the story as "eerily weird," but a source downplayed the interaction to CNN.
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If this sounds eerily like the bus, you're onto something, right down to the cheaper fees.
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After an eerily quiet couple of years for the markets, volatility has returned with a vengeance.
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They fade gradually as they descend from two meters up the wall, eerily suggesting failed escape.
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We broke the story ... Bennington may have mimicked Cornell's suicide -- they died in eerily similar ways.
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The novel has regularly been called "eerily timely!" since it was first published in 1985, but it's, uh, eerily timely in 23, and with Elisabeth Moss in the series' central role, it will at least have the presence of one of today's finest actors going for it.
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Bile pushed its way into my esophagus, eerily reminiscent of the third-trimester torment of my pregnancy.
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BAMA, Nigeria (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the northern Nigerian town of Bama the streets are eerily quiet.
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Redolent of an wartime air raid, the sirens wail precisely at noon each Tuesday, eerily and slow.
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Parents have eagerly shown their children's masterpieces on Twitter and they are eerily similar to the singer.
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Then, she said, everything went "eerily quiet" and she realized she had been shot in the chest.
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" As they further explained, this pattern of drama followed by climbdown is "getting eerily familiar in Washington.
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But now, in states like Wisconsin and Michigan, an eerily similar turn of events is playing out.
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It was surprisingly — almost eerily — effective and I think game designers are going to… have a ball.
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Even still, all the female dolls look pretty much exactly, eerily the same (minus any custom alterations).
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In the end, the impression his film leaves is not of falseness exactly, but, eerily, of fetish.
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" "This is eerily like it was two years ago," she said, "when our whole neighborhood burned up.
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If you played Far Cry 5, exploring the post-apocalyptic rendition of Hope Valley is eerily familiar.
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In one video, a wounded man lies on the floor of a brightly lit, eerily quiet dorm.
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On Thursday, Blair, 45, and McAdams, 38, detailed their eerily similar experiences with Toback to Vanity Fair.
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During the course of the evening, after tourists left, the family members explored the eerily empty Tower.
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Yes, the darkness was an issue, but the creative team used that darkness to eerily beautiful effect.
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It's eerily reminiscent of the time that Syfy abruptly canceled his other space opera show, Stargate Universe.
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The Friday Night Lights fan-favorite looks eerily similar to the cult leader in the new miniseries.
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This recent hack eerily coincides with the release of an alleged sex tape featuring actress Mischa Barton.
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This is eerily reminiscent of what happened to Glenn Beck near the end of his Fox career.
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Today, they share an eerily captivating track in the same vein off their forthcoming solo EP, Jujeh.
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The actor spoke to PEOPLE CHICA about his character, who is eerily like him in real life.
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Given the information they do collect, companies hardly need our verbatim conversations to send eerily precise advertising.
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Sexual predators gaslight victims by using tactics and rhetoric that's eerily similar to what Tambor said today.
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The wording of such a promise could actually be eerily the same for both Trump and Clinton.
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Although the show ended its original incarnation in 2007, this depiction seems eerily prescient to today's headlines.
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For the rest of us, it straddles a fine line between being enormously convenient and eerily deceptive.
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So, I wouldn&apost say that temperamentally, they are the same, but their situations are eerily similar.
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Exploring the idea that what makes us "dirty" makes us unique, Monáe's futuristic voyage feels eerily prescient.
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We only got a glimpse of the realistic avatars, but they're eerily close to the uncanny valley.
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It's now eerily as miserable and terrifying as what viewers see when they turn on the news.
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Their collective stage presence, which is fueled by expressive singing and theatric movements, is also eerily similar.
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Once word of the attacks got out, the rest of the city center quickly turned eerily quiet.
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Absolver takes place in a eerily beautiful world; a mysterious place full of lots of Proper Nouns.
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Eerily, the Peace Accords that ended the longest war in American history were also signed in Paris.
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There was a strange, sewage-like smell in the eerily empty courtyard leading to the mall's entrance.
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The new lineup and a new season notwithstanding, early on, these Yankees look eerily like those Yankees.
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I think that Amlo is disinclined to butt heads with Trump because the two are eerily similar.
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A similar pattern of eerily quiet spaces across the country has many wondering: Is physical retail dead?
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"Falsettos" was eerily prescient in its presentation of one such family, well before it became almost — normal.
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Inside was sleek, dark, and eerily inviting, like the great room of an oil tycoon's hunting lodge.
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The faces of the white supremacist leaders Richard Spencer and Jason Kessler are eerily pale, almost incandescent.
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New Jersey rapper and force of goddamned nature Cakes Da Killa has been eerily quiet of late.
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Transported by boat, high-speed rail, and convertible car, once you arrive, the stores are eerily calm.
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An antiquated adjacent building, which once housed a priest for St. Peter Church, has remained eerily empty.
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Many people in the refugee camps have been eerily stoic — seemingly traumatized past the ability to feel.
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But that race wasn't an isolated case — and the OH-12 special election is looking eerily similar.
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It was extremely cold and eerily silent; not even the humming of fluorescent lightbulbs could be heard.
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Strings in the score by Julia Wolfe keep screaming "emergency," sometimes squeaking eerily like a playground swing.
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By Thursday, the beach in Fort Lauderdale was eerily empty, save for stacked chairs and lifeguard towers.
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Nation's largest city becomes the 'epicenter' The once teeming streets of Manhattan are eerily quiet these days.
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It is not swift, as Kaa's progress was in Kipling's "Jungle Book," but it is eerily liquid.
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On a weekend night, there were still some cars in the school parking lot, eerily unaccounted for.
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The town wasn't entirely empty—some people chose to stay, Yang says—but it was eerily quiet.
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It sounds eerily familiar to what every single woman was told all the way back to 1997.
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As the wind whistles eerily through the fishing lines, the dead fish seems to spring to life.
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And the electric generator, a machine that sometimes rumbled like a car engine, had fallen eerily silent.
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What unnerves Mr. Trump and his staff the most is the eerily familiar tempo of these disclosures.
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Syllables are eerily prolonged; images (like "lewd fat bells") are evoked through vocal lines that dart skittishly.
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All this eerily mirrors the segregation of blacks in the workplace, where separate doors were not unusual.
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While white supremacy today looks different than it did 150 years ago, but it sounds eerily similar.
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But Google's push into software for cars looks eerily similar to its highly successful grab for smartphones.
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And Seidel's nebulous visuals—swirling subtly, eerily, and organically—feel like you're swimming in the dark audio.
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To enact that type of intervention across an entire country paints a picture of an eerily intrusive future.
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The children I met have distinct personalities and diverse hobbies, yet they're often eating in eerily similar ways.
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As far as his ideals of communism go, seeing these photos side-by-side feels eerily autocratic. —A.
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Didlaw law firm director and employment rights specialist Karen Jackson says that many discrimination stories were eerily similar.
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In contrast to the Bastille Day chaos that struck only days ago, James' day off looks eerily peaceful.
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Gwyneth Paltrow is weighing in on looking eerily like her ex-fiancé Brad Pitt while they were engaged.
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Subdued children play, eerily quiet, against a backdrop of toxic lawns, oily creeks, tainted vegetation, and sere trees.
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Generally, the larger your dataset of photos, video, or sound, the more eerily accurate the result will be.
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When I visit it on a warm, cloudy day in October, the facility is eerily quiet and empty.
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The episode opens on what looks like a vaguely futuristic view of suburbia that's eerily pastel and perfect.
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But mostly it was "eerily quiet as all these crowds watch Notre Dame burn," CNN's Hadas Gold said.
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Its snow-crystals of prose settle into an eerily moving sequence of meditations on destruction, bereavement and rebirth.
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"These failures are eerily familiar, right?" said Micah Hauptman, financial services counsel to the Consumer Federation of America.
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A little girl's eerily realistic headless Halloween ensemble has quickly gone viral as the holiday festivities kick off.
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Although Kirk doesn't quite look as eerily accurate when not seen head on, the Spock likeness is uncanny.
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When my eyes focus, I realize my ship is floating in an eerily green galaxy that's surprisingly full.
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Details from the gruesome crime scene are eerily similar to those found in other killings committed by Sells.
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Toward the end of the second clip, a voice that sounds eerily familiar to Ocean's can be heard.
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America is not Japan, but its foundering stocks and falling bond yields look eerily familiar. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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For starters, the beer logo is eerily similar to the clothing line -- "PATAGONIA" lettering beneath a mountain silhouette.
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Not likely, but it is a little weird that the pin is eerily similar to the show's logo.
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Sometimes due to lighting, photos can turn out too yellow, as in the example bellow, or eerily blue.
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Hell, you're pretty sure you're crazy That's what makes the descent of the Graham family so eerily recognizable.
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A wild Surface Dial appears That's not the only part of Microsoft's vision that it's eerily delivering on.
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In 2016, the show feels eerily prophetic, a quality that many seem to suggest is its most impressive.
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It's pretty, uptempo, and eerily devoid of any cultural specificity—universally accessible music that comes seemingly from nowhere.
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But it is also eerily similar to what happens in real life to real people across the country.
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We visited the mall to see what it was like, and we found that it was eerily abandoned.
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They rationalize that the means- justify-the-ends, even when the end looks eerily similar to the beginning.
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But Incredibles 2 feels eerily tapped in to the political debates we're having around the globe right now.
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But to my eyes, it looks eerily like the dancer is twisting and warping the fabric of spacetime.
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The town was eerily silent, except for the faint sobbing of family members mourning the young man's death.
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The sexual harassment case at Fox News Channel, a division of 21st Century Fox, is eerily similar terrain.
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It's the best at offering mixes that are eerily dead-on to what I want to listen to.
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This overriding tone, I'm sorry to say, seems eerily attuned to the current troubles that roil the world.
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But it wasn't just any fan — it was a fan that also happened to look eerily like her.
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That experience is eerily recreated in Organic Software, an anonymously coded website published by Seth Price in 2015.
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Wrigley Field fell eerily quiet, and it struggled to find its voice for the rest of the game.
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While it isn't necessarily destined to end in a 2008-style collapse, the situation today is eerily familiar.
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" Marlene Diaz, 21926, an actor from the Bronx who plays a zombie, eerily sings "Ring Around the Rosie.
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We grew up being accustomed to the news of shootings of children who seem eerily similar to us.
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But in the ski jump start house, nearly 3,000 feet above sea level, it's warm and eerily silent.
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Its language sounded eerily familiar to Daniel O'Leary, who was then the chief of police in Brookline, Mass.
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But European politics experts argue that his rise was eerily presaged by the assassinated Dutch demagogue Pim Fortuyn.
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Many have pointed to Tara's death in the sixth season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer as eerily analogous.
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Sure. Almost simultaneous to the horrific incident in Florida was a situation in Vermont that was eerily similar.
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With their eerily similar names and exactly right height difference, Kelly and Kenny seemed perfect for each other.
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Electricity has also transformed Old Delhi's peaceful but eerily quiet streets into a bustling jumble of night markets.
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The cases are not that similar, but the way the Judiciary Committee is handling them is eerily similar.
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For a megastar approaching the release of her latest blockbuster, Taylor Swift, the human, has been eerily quiet.
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The images eerily evoke surveillance, in contrast to the intimacy of the letters and children's coloring book pages.
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Mortgage payments were suspended, entire towns were sealed off, and Italy's popular tourist destinations now sit eerily silent.
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I was reminded of that movie recently as I found myself part of an eerily similar heartbreaking moment.
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The Norweigan landscape is so eerily beautiful it almost doesn't matter what the people in it are doing.
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Eerily, one of the highest-rated episodes of "Parts Unknown" aired soon after the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.
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Most of the once colorful constructions are a portrait of neglect, the streets and landscape often eerily deserted.
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Sure, the algorithm can be eerily spot-on, but at least you can lose yourself in endless scrolling!
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I've talked with over a dozen women, each with her own horrific version of an eerily similar story.
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Particularly when the process producing that standard is eerily reminiscent of disastrous actions taken only a decade earlier.
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On Tuesday, there was only a trickle of the usual throngs on the sand, with streets eerily empty.
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Did you ever get a reaction from our 43rd president to your eerily spot-on impression of him?
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The Notorious B.I.G.'s eerily titled "Life After Death" was released two weeks after he was fatally shot.
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The culture she describes is eerily similar to what we see unfold in the trailer for The Assistant.
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The novel ends, eerily enough, with a terrorist bombing of the Maalbeek subway station, in the European quarter.
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It's also true that these maulings have an eerily captivating quality that seems singular in the animal kingdom.
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These qualities all resound through an eerily tranquil bass meditation from Blake's new album, The Colour in Anything.
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It felt eerily similar to how I felt when the backlash to the Pelosi and Sanders comments happened.
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Get out there and unleash your eerily slow motion drives and general air of sleeplessness on the Warriors.
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Goldstone wrote that the story was "eerily weird" given what they'd just discussed at the Trump Tower meeting.
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In the introduction, he wrote something both eerily prescient in its language and notably damning in its specifics.
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For over 20 years, women across America have been victimized by[...] R.Kelly, and have filed eerily similar claims.
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The United States' path to war with Iraq in 2003 eerily recalled that element of the Sisson documents.
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One example is Sathorn Unique in Bangkok, an eerily abandoned, incomplete block of luxury flats over 40 storeys high.
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" Most eerily, Jenner confirmed she hadn't discussed the windows with anyone else: "I never mentioned it to one person.
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Rachel and Pete's place showed the most variation, but was still eerily similar to the rest of the bunch.
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It was eerily reminiscent of the way that Fernandes training partner, Demetrious Johnson lost his belt in the UFC.
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The main chairlift out of the village, an ancient double chair, stood eerily quiet, the seats glazed in ice.
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A picture-perfect scene of a serene but eerily empty household, it looked frozen in time like a mausoleum.
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And there, Jojo meets the ghost of Richie, whose body was unburied and whose spirit sings, eerily and unceasingly.
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The portrait Huygens painted of its final destination was "spectacular," Lunine said, somehow both strikingly alien and eerily familiar.
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In a shimmery cape and mask, he sang an eerily pathos-laden cover of "Tomorrow," from the musical Annie.
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The robot is able to respond to Smith in simple sentences, and her face expresses eerily real human emotions.
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THINGS are eerily quiet outside the caged walkway that cuts through the no-man's-land separating Israel from Gaza.
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It took two makeup artists, nine hours, and a rubber mask to bring this eerily accurate costume to life.
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They blend eerily with the artificial environment, holding nearly stock-still poses for over an hour at a time.
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Nearby stands "Destination", an installation by Na Buqi, which comprises an overturned billboard advertising an eerily photoshopped beachside getaway.
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The video, suspiciously, is bathed in red and white-colored lights, eerily reminiscent of the massive retail chain's logo.
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There has to have been some mistake, she said in the elevator, eerily calm, just ask him, he'll know.
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Ahead, we hear from the human companions of some animals that seem eerily in touch with the other side.
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Since there is no atmosphere in the vacuum of space, the realm between stars will always be eerily silent.
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I drove to the Gerharts' 22014-acre property on a recent sunny morning and found the camp eerily deserted.
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Getting to hygge with a local is not always easy: in Denmark even crowded buses can be eerily silent.
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His efforts to get and stay airborne, though, are eerily reminiscent of this scene from the first Iron Man.
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Also, an eerily similar app named Cobinhood debuted last year to offer zero-fee trading of Bitcoin and Ether.
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Today, Al-Hamdaniya is a ghost town, eerily deserted, and the damage wreaked by ISIS is plain to see.
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She recalled the conversation between her son and daughter earlier, which ended up eerily foreshadowing Castile's fate that evening.
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"We can always learn from the struggles of history!" the website's copy began, with an eerily gleeful exclamation point.
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Once again, it's not for sure that Morrison is playing this role — but he does eerily fit the description.
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The comic is surrounded by poetry and jokes that are also eerily relevant to the problems of modern life.
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And for the last time (for this show, at least), my TV screen felt eerily similar to a mirror.
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The firefighters who rescued her "kept saying how eerily calm and peaceful Annabel was," says her mother, Christy Beam.
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The party took place in front of an eerily realistic recreation of Buckingham Palace, built using 35,000 Lego bricks.
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As TMZ first reported ... Chester took his life in an eerily similar way to his dear friend Chris Cornell.
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This sounds eerily familiar to the way investors behaved towards another seemingly obscure bond market before the financial crisis.
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Then, in an eerily prescient moment, he drew a straight line from his professional lying to his bigger ambitions.
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It is eerily quiet — no sounds of slamming metal doors or dangling key chains or shouting inmates and officers.
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In the 21 years since Ride last released a record, plenty has changed, and plenty has stayed eerily similar.
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The city was eerily calm but for the flickering of red-and-blue police lights on the buildings downtown.
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The picture, showing Litvinenko hairless, with eerily yellow skin, instantly became a symbol of the ruthlessness of Putin's regime.
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The proposal is eerily reminiscent of the Japanese internment camps, which remain a stain on our nation's history today.
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And, let's be really clear here about what "weird" meant to me: looking waxed, stony, eerily airbrushed — unlike myself.
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Spatafora added that he never met the guy, and when he arrived at FusionPharm's offices, it was eerily quiet.
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I drive through the eerily derelict coastal town of Methil to meet the new owner of Caspian Fast Food.
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THE SCULPTURE OF GONZALO FONSECA The Uruguayan sculptor made eerily evocative small buildings out of stone. Oct. 15–Feb.
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I held them up against the real ones I'd bought at the SoHo store, and they were eerily similar.
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The wildly energetic, sinuous gestures of the drawings eerily mimic the rhythmic shapes of swirling feathers in the costumes.
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The pictures and videos show a decrepit snack bar, a ruined animal hospital, and an eerily quiet loading dock.
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Four hundred years later in an eerily similar season, another artist is completing a hat trick of her own.
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"Blindsided by them," Maxwell sings, on the verge of tears, over gently tolling piano and eerily sustained orchestral instruments.
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It's eerily quiet, except for when residents clanged pans and cheered in appreciation of health workers at 5 p.
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The streets of the city, where Richwine, 663, has lived most of his life, are eerily silent, he said.
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Worst of all, his universal health coverage plan enacted while he was governor of Massachusetts looked eerily like Obamacare.
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Pulsars, intensely compact types of neutron stars, emit beams of electromagnetic radiation that come across as eerily regular pulses.
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Abu Hamam was eerily quiet when the Albanians arrived, apart from a few stray dogs, which they soon shot.
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But it was another, earlier episode that could prove eerily similar to the fate awaiting his son on Monday.
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AFTER: The famous square is now looking eerily empty as the number of cases in Italy continues to climb.
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Mr. van Zweden made every moment of Schoenberg's restless, multi-stranded music sound, in an eerily shimmering way, beautiful.
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It sounded eerily similar to the legitimate ones we'd been hearing all week at CES from countless tech innovators.
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The city felt eerily quiet on Saturday with the subway and most shopping malls closed and many roads deserted.
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I keep hearing from people who have worked as assistants, especially in Hollywood, that this movie is eerily accurate.
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But most of their books contain one version or another of an eerily similar scene, from a single night.
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The campus became eerily quiet, and many were fearful of undercover cops and revealing possible escape routes to authorities.
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Eagan dressed him up as the frightening clown, Pennywise, from Stephen King's It, and the results are eerily fantastic.
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Then I encountered other people, mainly women and mostly online, who were in situations that eerily paralleled my own.
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Over the centuries, misunderstandings surrounding the mysterious religion have fueled genocide — 73 times, Murad writes, a figure eerily exact.
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They have weirdly parallel lives — presented alongside several other matchups between the two precincts' eerily similar-but-different detectives.
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Once that happens, it's hard not to get too attached to the sneaker that eerily seems to know you.
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The island's communications infrastructure was also badly damaged, leaving Puerto Rico eerily cut off from the rest of the world.
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So it's (eerily) like I said in 2015: Not wanting Trump to be Person of the Year is one thing.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science InstituteSaturn's moon Titan is a world of contrast; both eerily familiar and strikingly alien.
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The video not only planted the seed for both Occupy Wall Street, but also eerily predicted the Donald Trump presidency.
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Also, the poster for Dead to Me shows a bottle of red wine spilling into a pool, eerily resembling blood.
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Last year, it had one that automatically folded your laundry, and one year there was an eerily human-looking android.
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TMZ broke the story ... Bennington hanged himself in his bedroom, in an eerily similar way to his friend, Chris Cornell.
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In effect, what Facebook has done with Instant Articles is eerily similar to what Amazon did with Amazon Web Services.
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Complexions turn a surreal maroon or green-gray; eyes smolder eerily as vacant planes of color, seemingly lit from behind.
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However, there's senior guard Malcolm Brogdon, who I like because his last name is eerily similar to Breaking Bad's Bogdan.
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The effect of Control's takeover of Leland, seen in an unguarded moment, looks eerily familiar to longtime Star Trek fans.
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The newer Night King seems to look older, and eerily more human, with more natural jawline and smaller brow bone.
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"Friends" costar Courtney Cox wished Aniston a happy birthday on Instagram, posting a photo of the two looking eerily similar.
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They came from all over America to Washington, D.C., wearing hand-knit pink pussy hats on an eerily warm Saturday.
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But it's still eerily realistic, and brings up an interesting question: Is it possible to be addicted to social media?
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By late in the evening of December 19th the streets in the normally restless, insomniac German capital were eerily quiet.
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Credit...Jessica Lehrman for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — Bethany Cosentino can be eerily good at predicting the future.
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After 5 seasons and dozens of eerily prophetic storylines, CBS is bringing Person of Interest to an end, Mashable confirms.
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Kelly will be played by none other than Charlize Theron, who looks eerily similar to the former cable news anchor.
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Today, finding a date can feel eerily similar to buying books on Amazon with a nearly-maxed-out credit card.
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It's a rat that appears to be deep in some sudsy body wash, scrubbing itself in a eerily human way.
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The series is either eerily timely or unaware of its own complicity in the vast inequality of our modern era.
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Enter a settlement today and instead of a commune of armed militants, you enter a community that is eerily unremarkable.
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You don't need to exist within the over-the-top, eerily campy world of Bates Motel to see its effects.
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For some, the film was more skin-crawling than heartwarming, as the animated characters appeared eerily stiff and almost waxen.
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The picture's eerily symmetrical framing and remove recalled a horror or ghost story for users on the social media platform.
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For me, the show is also eerily personal, both in terms of its situations and its spot-on art direction.
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Now you can have the best of both worlds with these eerily realistic mermaid tights, complete with faux glittery scales.
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The trailer opens with eerily accurate portrayals of cable news, as they dissect and criticize every aspect of Underwood's presidency.
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The couture brand has come out with a bag that looks eerily similar to everyone's favorite crinkly Ikea tote bag.
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They started beating humans at the task years ago, and can now even generate fake images that look eerily real.
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The ring looks eerily similar to LiLo's engagement ring -- though we're sure Irina's hoping hers comes with much better luck.
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Ford knows that Theresa actually doesn't like the park at all, and teases her with words and eerily paused robots.
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The clip, which has since been deleted, looks eerily similar to Islamic State (ISIS) beheadings that have been posted online.
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With all the gossip swirling around the couple, Jolie's camp saw fit to issue a second, eerily similar declaration Tuesday.
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When searching for a replacement, casting directors could find an actress with eerily Barbie-like proportions in about a heartbeat.
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However, many were quick to point out that Balenciaga's new graphic was eerily similar to Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign logo.
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Windrip's campaign strategy is eerily similar to Mr Trump's: xenophobic and violent and at the same time promoting traditional values.
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We toured the mall to see what it was like, and we were unnerved by how eerily abandoned it was:
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But there also are many self-inflicted wounds, eerily reminiscent of a former communications director of a certain presidential administration.
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Some parts of the Ellis Island Immigrant Hospital still remain eerily intact, and, for me, that was the creepiest part.
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It places him eerily close to almost the whole audience, but it also isolates him, a hero and a loner.
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Polio and AFM are eerily similar in ways: Experts believe that both are caused by the same family of viruses.
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"The children I met have distinct personalities and diverse hobbies, yet they're often eating in eerily similar ways," he said.
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Both are not only rendered in flawless English; they often eerily seem to have guessed what you want to say.
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He hops into a phone booth and disrobes to the tune that's eerily reminiscent of John William's score for Superman.
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Last year, Google's personal assistant, Google Now, eerily offered its sympathies to a user after a death in his family.
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Alain Altinoglu's eerily light, detailed conducting meets this moodiness with controlled precision, a vision of Tchaikovsky more Classical than Romantic.
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The streets near our hotel, on a usually busy square peppered with chocolate emporiums and antique shops, were eerily deserted.
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The choral harmonies mix eerily with the drumming sound of rain against the corrugated plastic sheeting on the studio roof.
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The subway itself was crowded as usual, but eerily silent, the city in a state of collective mourning and distress.
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In April, the Fox cornerstone O'Reilly was fired over a pattern of harassment that eerily echoed those lodged against Ailes.
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The photos in his book, Night Flowers, are 365 sublime flickers of rare and bright beauty against eerily dark backgrounds.
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Naturally, he returns to his tent with thermostat eerily lowered, and spots a woman screaming at him from the kitchen.
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The path of the storm was eerily similar to a tornado that heavily damaged a Nashville neighborhood in 1998. 6.
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I had suffered from panic attacks years before, and this physical aversion to noise was beginning to feel eerily similar.
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Planted in the suite's living room was a man who looked eerily like the 45th President of the United States.
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Stubby's feats of derring-do would upstage the human interest even if those humans didn't look eerily round and smooth.
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One afternoon, the Duncans drove me around the eerily quiet streets of their old neighborhood in Stillwell, the county seat.
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The circumstances were eerily similar to the crash of a Lion Air flight off Indonesia in October that killed 189.
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Under one scheme, eerily code-named Operation Freedom Drop, B-52s would incinerate Communist troops and armor with atomic bombs.
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The political landscape of the early 1950s may sound eerily familiar: One party had a virtual lock on statewide offices.
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Puget Sound A hallucinatory, eerily beautiful account of two years of relative isolation on an island in the Pacific Northwest.
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Puget Sound A hallucinatory, eerily beautiful account of two years of relative isolation on an island in the Pacific Northwest.
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The language being used by a lot of Republicans is eerily similar to the way boys sound in high school.
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Empty streets, eerily quiet malls, dark storefronts and only a few people willing to take the risk to venture outside.
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"It is a privilege to appear in Lillian Hellman's eerily prescient play, at this specific moment in history," she said.
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HONG KONG — With its subways paralyzed and its shopping malls shuttered, Hong Kong was anxious and eerily quiet on Saturday.
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However, a recent image of the same airport shows an eerily empty parking lot with grounded planes surrounding the terminal.
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People on far ends of the spectrum in the same field of artistry can end up with eerily similar stages.
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Scores of women — more than 80 — have given eerily similar accounts of abuse and harassment by the powerful movie mogul.
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Trump's numbers in our poll are eerily like those in a recent Marquette University Law School poll out of Wisconsin.
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"Zinke's growing scandals look eerily similar to those surrounding Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency," she argues.
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Milan, normally Italy's most dynamic city, was eerily deserted this week over fears of the coronavirus, turning life upside down.
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It's eerily reflective of Carson's warning on the massive die-off of multiple species as a result of pesticide use.
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He clicked his mouse, manipulating a digital lever on the screen, and "Dio's" eye suddenly, eerily shifted to the left.
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As the statue was lifted off the pedestal, secured only by cords and rope, it looked eerily like a lynching.
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The bread is eerily spongy, untoasted, with the crusts banished; the better to heighten our awareness of the pork's crunch.
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Their stories are not redundant, even though many of the descriptions of the grooming by the defendant were eerily similar.
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Savvy users dug up a 19th-century photo of a girl who looks eerily similar to the 21st-century teen.
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The scene was eerily reminiscent of the advance by George Patton's Third Armored Division at the Battle of the Bulge.
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Many of the victims were children, and the patients coming in from the crossing point arrived with eerily consistent injuries.
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"The faces seem to eerily float atop the faux fur, never quite jelling into one plane of vision," he wrote.
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The seven albums below don't have much in common other than being eerily exceptional in a time of constant agitation.
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The studio lights bore into the pupils of each interviewee (eerily, while they get their blood taken out of frame).
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"Wallace-Wells avoids the 'eerily banal language of climatology' in favor of lush, rolling prose," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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In the wake of the 2016 presidential campaign, it feels eerily prescient to read Levin's critique of Reagan-era politics.
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It seems eerily prescient for a 2016 release, prefiguring national debates about justice, police, race, celebrity, politics, and much more.
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Because, when you think about it, these albums offer up an eerily pertinent snapshot of the last three decades of music.
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Even when Jordano takes as his subjects some of the most heavily-trafficked areas of the city, it appears eerily empty.
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This tracks with early speculation that both products looked eerily similar to knock-off, unbranded emulators sold by Chinese retailer Anbernic.
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In a 2012 photograph by Taggart, the place is eerily seen by night, its spectator benches lined up like waiting specters.
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" The critique sounds eerily similar to one made by Clinton supporters of Sanders supporters, whom some have pejoratively nicknamed "Bernie Bros.
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It was a message he drove home with an ad of two eerily similar-looking cardboard cutouts of Rokita and Messer.
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Kendall Jenner and Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman showed up to the Netflix and Stuart Weitzman after-party in eerily similar dresses.
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Thursday's images of seawalls being breached and water pouring into streets were eerily reminiscent of the major blizzard 40 years ago.
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The situation is eerily similar to one Huffman played out in 2004 in season one of her hit show Desperate Housewives.
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But given the escalating rhetoric between North Korea's Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump, the event seems eerily timely.
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Here is one exchange that gets eerily close to Trump's speaking style: Cartoon Trump: I'm going to get the biggest votes.
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Mike Taylor, a San Rafael resident who's been without power since Saturday, sent us this photo of an eerily empty Safeway.
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Mike Taylor, a San Rafael resident who's been without power since Saturday, sent us this photo of an eerily empty Safeway.
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As the spooky holiday approaches, NASA shared a photo of the sun looking eerily like a freshly carved jack-o'-lantern.
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Barer's performance of traumatization is eerily real; we feel Jane's terror and humiliation when she see her rapist walk around campus.
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It was best to stay vigilant against supernatural interventions like pregnancy, which seemed as eerily magical as her mother's overnight departure.
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It became eerily dark on the hills and over the bay, where intermittent camera flashes signaled the presence of unseen boats.
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Thursday's episode of the comedy about employees at a daytime talk show was always going to air – it's just eerily topical.
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Sanders and Trump have sounded eerily the same about trade deals like NAFTA and the TPP for more than a year.
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Clever Redditors noticed that certain birds-eye shots of Riverdale look eerily like overhead shots of the Pretty Little Liars' hometown.
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This time you'll be exploring an eerily empty lunar transfer facility, trying to piece together the clues of just what happened.
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He gathers his supporters at a rally that is both historical in its overt references to Nazism and eerily topical today.
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Although this entire process sounds eerily futuristic, people have been getting so-called biogenic tattoos, also coined "morbid ink," for years.
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In the middle of this short, highly orchestrated, and totally hectic experience, there was a moment where I felt eerily calm.
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Most of the village's former inhabitants still live in government-supplied temporary housing, and the place sits empty and eerily silent.
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Most unsettling of all, RFK Jr. references other sources to paint an eerily prescient picture of the morning of JFK's death.
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Shawn Mendes, the Canadian singer behind "Stitches" who looks eerily like the Flash, has a bone to pick with James Corden.
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She has an innate ability to look both childish and sweet when called for, but is an eerily credible asylum inmate.
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Eventually, the eerily named Blackwell's Island was tainted by scandal, and, in 1921, it was rechristened Welfare Island, then Roosevelt Island.
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The slaying is eerily similar to a disturbing case Laszlo worked on years prior, and he's convinced the two are connected.
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"Jealous Sea" and its accompanying video is an expression of eerily beautiful frustration that is sure to get under your skin.
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This "robbery gone wrong" that Henry describes is eerily similar to Grace's experience when she and Griffin were still in college.
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In Colombo, the streets were eerily quiet, with hardly any cars on the road and no signs of bustling city life.
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The linked website looks eerily like Youtube but can't be closed unless you perform a hard shut down on your computer.
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But doesn't that also sound eerily similar to cancer—to multiply, to migrate (metastasize), to come back despite exposure to toxins?
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The new deal intended to replace NAFTA is eerily similar; riots between far-right demonstrators and counterprotesters turn violent in Germany.
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The sparkly color looked eerily similar to those ruby red slippers Dorothy wore en route to Oz, and people wanted in.
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Kona In Kona, you're a detective who has been summoned to a snowy, isolated Canadian town that has gone eerily quiet.
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Plus, she turned out to wield an eerily automatic understanding of a counter-intuitively tricky instrument if there ever was one.
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If this incident sounds eerily familiar then perhaps you too binge-watched, Dear White People, which recently which debuted last Friday.
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Boris Johnson has officially become the next prime minister of the UK, and there's something eerily familiar about him to Americans.
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That is eerily similar to 2008, as the financial crash hardened: Investors took $49 billion out of stock funds in Sept.
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The video shows the upgraded robot opening doors, picking up boxes and taking an eerily human-like stroll in the woods.
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It's eerily reminiscent of a similar line of questioning a group Russian women cosmonauts received before a test mission last year.
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UNILAD's Facebook Live is eerily similar to one from 2013 showing ISS Expedition 38 with Russian astronauts Oleg Kotov & Sergei Ryazanski.
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Math is invading what should be a sacred space for cute puppy photos, cute baby photos, and eerily accurately targeted ads.
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Much of the work is eerily spare and quiet, with instruments gravitating toward fragile sustained tones, shivery glissandos, and fractured timbres.
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Whole episodes unfolded in stretches of eerily sustained tones and elemental clusters from which feisty single notes and motifs kept escaping.
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He's an American actor but his London accent—with which he speaks quietly, full of sober intensity—is flawless, eerily so.
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The interviews—West's first in print in years—went up this morning, and they have West in an eerily candid mood.
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The amount of laughter heard throughout the videos as Planned Parenthood staff discuss dollar amounts and gruesome procedures is eerily unnerving.
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Through the first three games of the series, Curry and Thompson have been eerily quiet, combining to score 84 points — total.
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The next, after several shots rang out, he lay crumpled on the ground in the middle of an eerily deserted intersection.
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" She spells out the apparent narrative connection explicitly: "My family's arc was eerily parallel to Detroit's; we'd boomed together and now . . .
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" JON PARELES Lush disco from the eerily precise R&B singer Jessie Ware, delivered with an echo of Bananarama's "Cruel Summer.
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There is growing concern that the current state of the housing market looks eerily similar to that period before the crash.
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On a weekday morning during the summer holidays, the side streets are eerily empty, so dominated is the area by students.
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He described the news as "eerily weird" given what was discussed at the Trump Tower meeting less than a week earlier.
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Many of his initial conversations are recorded through a car window, eerily resembling how the Grim Sleeper would approach his victims.
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What's more, an eerily simultaneous series of events in New York City on Tuesday compounded the political damage for the president.
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Poetry often creates a supernatural-seeming rapport with the dead, but rarely has the communication between worlds felt so eerily reciprocal.
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The circumstances sound eerily familiar: Donald J. Trump and his legal team had suffered a setback in a major court case.
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Eerily, Facebook was able to identify and tag me in this picture, even when I'm wearing a baseball hat and sunglasses.
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The escalators from the underground Metro station there continued to run, eerily devoid of workers and tourists for a weekday morning.
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But as my mother recognized, the arguments Hispanics use to support these statues is eerily close to the language of fascism.
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Dead animals also appear in the photographs of Natalie Conn — but they are meant to look alive, and eerily, they do.
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The Black Angel stands over eight feet tall in Oakland Cemetery in Iowa City, and is eerily black due to oxidization.
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While tickets to the theme park were supposedly sold out, the three-million-square-foot center was eerily empty and subdued.
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The normally bustling newsroom was eerily quiet; editors and reporters were running between Baltimore and Annapolis, juggling funerals, memorials and elections.
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A phantom presence throughout, she is a voice on a phone message, a child in a videotape, an eerily blurred figure.
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Whether or not you're a Stephen King superfan, you might find names, faces and locations in this new series eerily familiar.
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San Francisco (CNN)San Francisco was eerily quiet Tuesday after an order to shelter in place went into effect at midnight.
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Their lives eerily parallel said administrations, and they explore themes that are particularly raw during that specific moment in American history.
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"Feels eerily like so many state-owned channels I've watched in other countries," tweeted Michael McFaul, the former ambassador to Russia.
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Yet when Eminem spent almost five minutes insulting him in a televised freestyle that went extremely viral, he was eerily quiet.
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"Roses" also features the rapper Juice WRLD, and is eerily effective in weaving together many threads of emo, writes Jon Caramanica.
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RBC Capital Markets notes that US stocks have taken an eerily similar route to the one of a dozen years ago.
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In a world that's far more interconnected than when "Remain in Light" was released in 1980, the songs remain eerily contemporary.
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The yolks are sunshine-yellow yet eerily rectangular, filling their ice-cube cells, which reflect the dimensions of the photograph itself.
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Album Review Taylor Swift is known for the kiss-off, the eerily intimate way she dismantles those who have wronged her.
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An eerily familiar shooting in the U.S., increasingly testy waters in the South China Sea, the origins of the "Mandarin" duck.
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In a story eerily similar to Judd's, Paltrow told the Times about a business meeting with Weinstein that allegedly turned ugly.
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My residential hall is eerily quiet; board games sit untouched in the lounge and the washing machines sit empty and dry.
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Greetings from Brooklyn, where the pup is happy we're working from home, and the streets are starting to get eerily quiet.
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If this sounds eerily familiar ... it should, because these are the same scammers who targeted Dog the Bounty Hunter last year.
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The website looks eerily similar to Amazon's real site and has functional features that allow users to "buy" the featured dates.
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In that post-election news conference in 2016, Zakharova, the Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, said something that sounds eerily prophetic in hindsight.
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Businesses in Chinese enclaves are struggling, too: The Guardian described San Francisco's Chinatown — normally bustling with tourists — as almost eerily deserted.
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Thus far this game has seemed almost eerily quiet compared to the barn burner in Kansas City earlier in the day.
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The final assembly-line hangar at the heart of the Airbus campus in Mobile is flooded with light and eerily quiet.
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At a few minutes past midnight early Thursday morning, the Senate officially reconvened in an eerily quiet and spotlight-drenched Capitol.
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Using Ircam-designed software, Mr. Noisternig placed eerily live-sounding reproductions of Mr. Sluchin's playing at various points along the array.
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And then the sirens sounded again — the last tone eerily prolonged — and we knew that something terrible was about to happen.
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The traffic lights were flashing yellow on eerily deserted streets, ruined household belongings piled on curbs like hillocks of plowed snow.
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The Detroit auto show, now open to the public after its press preview last week, is eerily low-key this year.
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Diane Arbus photographed children's clothing models in ways that are eerily similar to the convention-defying portraits that made her name.
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Their stories eerily echo each other in terms of references to abuse, neglect, exposure to violence and attempts at self-harm.
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She cuts off the "morto," leaving you hanging as hushed violas, playing an eerily steady sustained tone, wait in the background.
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It was eerily similar to another Florida crash in 2016 in which a Tesla on Autopilot went beneath a semi trailer.
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The disaster feels eerily familiar, with trillions of dollars in wealth annihilated near-daily and deepening fears that businesses will fail.
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However the bright orange uniforms worn by Dee-Luxe employees appeared in 1976, they now seem eerily predictive of prison jumpsuits.
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Theater Review SYDNEY, Australia — Even when you know little about a country's internal politics, aspects of it can seem eerily familiar.
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Tourists are invited to explore the eerily breathtaking ghost town and learn more about its history from its on-site museum.
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In the wake of the 2016 presidential campaign, it feels eerily prescient to read Lauren Levin's critique of Reagan-era politics.
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Perhaps, after finishing The Guardian's Tesla article, the only thing readers will find is that the injuries and allegations are eerily unsurprising.
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The computer-generated critters in this film are well-realized and eerily solid, and the chases and confrontations they provoke feel real.
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The conditions of the fire eerily echo the deadly Grenfell Tower fire that killed at least 80 people in London in June.
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He concedes that the fire is eerily similar to another that destroyed the couple's two businesses near Honesdale, Pennsylvania, in April 2014.
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A lot of it eerily mirrors things that are happening today, as I write, as the show makes its way to Netflix.
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" The allegations made by "eerily similar" to others made against the singer, the suit states, and "routinely outline R. Kelly's modus operandi.
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THE Mejiro Birth House in a northern district of Tokyo is eerily quiet: no babies crying, no wails of women in labour.
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Much of the speech sounded eerily similar to media appearances by Environmental Protection Agency Administrator and well-known climate denier Scott Pruitt.
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This might be an overly pessimistic view of the future, but given the state of the world today, it feels eerily likely.
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Mary Shea, a lawyer representing all six students, told Refinery29 that the alleged "pattern of [abuse] was eerily similar" in their cases.
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It also claimed that the nine other known instances of Model X SUA incidents "are eerily similar" to what happened to Son.
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IDLIB, Syria (Reuters) - Stars fill the night sky over the Syrian rebel-held city of Idlib, and the streets are eerily quiet.
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With their impossibly spindly legs, sea spiders—which aren't even actual spiders—stride across the ocean floor with eerily slow, deliberate steps.
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Kevin is back shooting his scenes, and the war film is feeling eerily close to the Jack flashback we saw last week.
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It's eerily quiet in my house so I turn on the TV for background noise while I clean up around the house.
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If you look back at how people described Walmart a decade ago, it is eerily similar to how Amazon is viewed now.
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Two schools were largely untouched, their brightly colored slides and swings eerily deserted as residents remained barred from re-entering the city.
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If this all sounds eerily familiar ... it should, because these are the same scammers who targeted Dog the Bounty Hunter last month.
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Again, we're seeing that happening in real time as news stories that are eerily reminiscent of past wars rear their ugly head.
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The murderer was notorious for being eerily charming and handsome, which made his trial and psychopathy all the more disturbing and sensational.
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Simultaneously massive and delicate, and floating eerily above the ground, two torsos are reinforced by curved carapaces, dangling shriveled, ash grey limbs.
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The name "pooka," by the way, refers to a creature from Irish folklore that eerily matches the descriptions of the Dover Demon.
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Set during the Obama administration's pivot to Asia, Secret City has already become dated in some ways, while eerily prescient in others.
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Even in Silicon Valley, which is known for producing eerily predictive algorithms, people find Facebook's stealthy tracking and targeting of users creepy.
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In West Berlin, along the swanky shopping avenue Kurfuerstendamm normally filled with cheering fans and honking cars, the mood was eerily silent.
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The study was published in the journal Science with an image of one of these plants glowing eerily against a dark background.
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Trump's invitation is eerily familiar to anyone who has even a passing familiarity with the Reconstruction that followed the U.S. Civil War.
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The news that EgyptAir flight 804 had gone missing over the Aegean Sea on its way to Cairo Thursday was eerily familiar.
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We live in a world filled with cameras and pocket computers, titanic cloud computing, and the eerily sharp insights of machine learning.
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The artist, who purchased her first sex doll in 2004, emphasizes the dolls' eerily human-but-not-quite quality in her works.
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Why there are dozens of raccoons on the porch, and why their hands look so eerily humanlike, nobody knows or should know.
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The weird spiral pattern at the end of the teaser — the one which morphs into the White Walker's eye — is eerily familiar.
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A West Wing hallway normally filled with framed photographs of the administration was eerily empty, save for several nails in the wall.
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Lynch put together a short film of himself for the crowd, and it was definitely more funny-Lynch than eerily surreal Lynch.
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What people might not know, however, is that the tubes looked eerily similar to the vintage packaging from UD's earlier years. Exciting!
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When she was a girl, the newly self-appointed queen received an eerily spot-on prophecy from a fortune teller named Maggy.
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From the strange tail to the thicker skin, I found that a Boar's Head hot dog is eerily similar to a sausage.
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"Whalers (Boiling Blubber) Entangled in Flaw Ice, Endeavoring to Extricate Themselves" (1846) represents two spectral ships on an eerily calm Arctic sea.
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In this eerily quiet, Neighborhood Watch suburbia, there are no signs of screaming ambulances or drug addicts getting hauled out of taxis.
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The students of the largest environmental changes taking place around us come with a message eerily similar to those we've heard before.
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But Cuomo's campaign against the NRA suggests that he could wield power in a manner that's eerily similar to the current president.
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When CNN visited the same beach earlier that day, it was eerily empty save for a lonely figure in a long coat.
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LongHorn's bread had an eerily similar presentation to that of Outback's bread, except it was missing the oh-so-important bread knife.
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Kim: A fight the US President can't win After he disappeared from view, the streets fell absolutely, eerily silent for several minutes.
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The types of things we do with Alexa can also be extrapolated to make predictions about us that are often eerily accurate.
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Then he started using obituaries in his art, although — somewhat eerily — they concerned those still alive: Bill Clinton, Jeff Koons, Kate Moss.
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The parallels, resonances and connections — the ways Roth so eerily seemed to anticipate our present moment — are what most appealed to Simon.
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But for the second Sunday this month, the square stood eerily empty as Italy remains on lockdown due to the novel coronavirus.
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Is Twin Peaks: The Return a tulpa of Twin Peaks — a copy that is eerily unlike the original, and darkly, unpredictably dangerous?
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" KOIS The ending of our book will seem eerily familiar to those who, like us, are fans of "The Thin Blue Line.
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The director Carolina Hellsgard sets the scene efficiently, sweeping the camera over the eerily empty streets and snaking coils of razor wire.
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But Beard notices that Nicky is eerily absent from the family story; he doesn't even know the date of his brother's death.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to see a stunning collection of eerily-empty locations around the globe.
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Crema, just miles away from major hot spots Rome and Milan, is under lockdown, and the beautiful town has gone eerily quiet.
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On top of that, the Mississippi Gaming Commission closed the casinos here, leaving the waterfront Beau Rivage and other casinos eerily dark.
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Eerily, on my last visit, North Koreans repeatedly said that a nuclear war with the U.S. was not only survivable but winnable.
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The crowd in Cleveland was eerily quiet as they realized the Warriors were now likely to win a 15th consecutive postseason game.
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With such extreme restrictions in place, Kabul came to resemble a ghost city -- eerily calm and devoid of people in the streets.
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Streets are eerily empty throughout the city as residents come to grips with isolation to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
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She minimizes her browser and signs in to the screening panel—a term that's eerily close, she often thinks, to screaming panel.
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She's assembled a small pile of trinkets in the dirt: eerily ordinary objects like coffee mugs, jewelry stands, and white porcelain dolls.
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Throughout, three sopranos (Eliza Bagg, Martha Cluver and Estelí Gomez) sing wordless lyrical fragments and soft sonorities, lending an eerily angelic touch.
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But then a full moon rose, and the dolomite on neighboring slopes began to glow eerily bright, like phantom drifts of snow.
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"The messaging is eerily similar," Mr. Smith said, to the countries' 1962 slide into a war that was also over border disputes.
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William Gibson's science fiction is so eerily prophetic that sometimes it seems as if he's creating the future, not just imagining it.
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Thus heralds her return to a place eerily frozen in her memory, just under the surface but coming back bit by bit.
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Viewers were shook when the first trailer for Bombshell came out and Charlize Theron looked eerily similar to the real Megyn Kelly.
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But this permafrost also means nothing can take root, giving the place an eerily lunar landscape, with no trees and few animals.
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As I was solving a New York Times puzzle in August by David Steinberg and Bernice Gordon, the answers looked eerily familiar.
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The circumstances surrounding the crash were eerily reminiscent of the Daytona 500 wreck that killed the NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt in 2001.
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Mr. Trifonov eerily teased out certain striking notes, like the voice of some goblin trapped in a harmonic haze trying to emerge.
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And when I said there was something not right about them, maybe I meant the exact opposite: something too right, eerily ordinary.
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Some players are positioned in the auditorium, so that certain sounds — like an eerily realistic evocation of bird song — envelop the audience.
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Manziel and Disick were spotted together at 1 OAK Las Vegas, and to say they're dressed eerily similar would be an understatement.
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And to top off the holiday season, Pigeons and Planes posted an eerily on-point dub of How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
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Costume designer Ane Crabtree took inspiration from history to make the appearance of Hulu's "The Handmaid's Tale" as eerily modern as possible.
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In what is easily the most revelatory show I've seen in this sluggish cabaret season, Ms. Starlite and her alter ego eerily interfuse.
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The Cakescape, a Malaysian bakery, is churning out acne cakes that look eerily realistic — equipped with blotchy, red designs and pus-inspired lumps.
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This situation is eerily reminiscent of attempts to suppress science in Canada during Stephen Harper's tenure as Prime Minister, from 22012 to 2800.
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If this sounds eerily familiar, it's just the start of the freakishly accurate similarities between the show's fictional story lines and real life.
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Facebook's 2011 consent decree stemmed from allegations that will sound eerily familiar to anyone paying attention to the company's current Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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We will say the obvious, though, which is that the look is eerily similar to his father-in-law's signature orange floss pile.
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These are understandable decisions as the episodes often depicted violence that was eerily similar to the real-life events, often featuring triggering images.
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Posting about my cat or my boyfriend yielded an eerily accurate facsimile of what happens when I post something stupid on social media.
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A battalion of lighthouses surrounding the border, light streaming from their eerily eye-like windows and pure darkness from their all-devouring doorways.
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They're definitely not the same painting or person but they're eerily close, each striking a sharp contrast with Coates' slender, clean-shaven appearance.
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Val Kilmer — 211-Foot-26.9The two starred in Top Gun together and looked eerily close in height, despite the near half-foot difference.
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Unlike most car plants, where assembly lines also produce a din, this one is eerily quiet because McLaren's vehicles are assembled by hand.
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The timing, nonetheless, ended up being eerily perfect, as Disney is poised this year to exert an unprecedented degree of box office supremacy.
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It sounds eerily similar to Donald Trump's post-Charlottesville comments and is a disturbing reminder that this type of rhetoric has been normalized.
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Read these stories next:How To Tackle Spring Cleaning, According To Your Sign29 Times Astrology Was Eerily AccurateHow Every Zodiac Sign Handles A Breakup
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Sounding eerily like the character he plays in Angels in America, McArdle spoke candidly about the current state of affairs in these terms.
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The only character whose name I was able to catch was Tom, an eerily stoic boy with a Morrissey haircut and polo shirt.
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But other than the fact that it was played in an empty arena, the scene — and others like it — can feel eerily professional.
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Milan, a shopkeeper from Northern Mitrovica, said all retail businesses in the Serb-held areas in Kosovo's north were eerily empty on Monday.
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The gang's all here — specifically eerily lifelike renditions of the ancient Professor Farnsworth, Leela (the woman with one eye), and Bender the robot.
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In the reboots, Murphy Brown and Roseanne Conner will be in dialogue with politics that are eerily similar to the '80s culture wars.
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The family has been freed from the nightmare of the last two years, but is left feeling alone in the eerily deserted village.
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But all offered interesting insights from working on a show that seems eerily plausible here from our vantage points in the year 2017.
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But tonight, her red carpet moment ignited some major déjà vu for fans on Twitter because this star-studded crown looked eerily familiar.
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Strangely, Vigilante is not listed on his LinkedIn, and the websites for both the app and Sp0n are eerily devoid of meaningful information.
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" Her mother's answer was eerily similar, as Bonet explained to the publication that being hot to her meant to be "uncompromising" and "nonconforming.
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The cartoonists' humor was witty and ironic (and sometimes eerily contemporary), and the simple listing of names of those who died is sobering.
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Jesus Christ Superstar is eerily relevant today, more so than any live musical we've seen in the "live TV production" trend thus far.
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Their scenarios are eerily realistic situations that women may encounter on a daily basis—unsolicited touching, "compliments" that quickly turn predatory, then physical.
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It turns out, they're eerily close to gaining gamers' respect with the OMEN 17, but there is some room for a little more.
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But they're not laughing at jokes — they're laughing at truths, which come out in the searingly human, eerily real dialogue and relatable situations.
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We're kinda getting used to self-driving cars eerily being tested in our streets by companies such as Google, Uber, Lyft and Apple.
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Downtown was eerily empty; streets usually lined with parked cars were largely vacant, and nearly half the bars and restaurants had been shuttered.
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Rather, Wang pointed out the ways in which Philipp Plein's most recent Sport runway presentation eerily resembled one of his own past catwalks.
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J.K. Rowling, author, superwoman and avid Trump challenger, eloquently summarized POTUS's bizarre impromptu presser with a single powerful, humorous and eerily accurate burn.
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But it is eerily possible to imagine Republicans pulling off the most regressive social reforms in modern history under a cloak of darkness.
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Eerily, Bennington died on what would've been his dear friend Chris Cornell's 53rd birthday -- the Soundgarden frontman hung himself on May 18, 2017.
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One of the most eerily recognizable scenes in the movie is Joan's (Ann Dowd) exuberant conviction that their loved ones are still there.
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" At one point his lines sound even more eerily 21st century, down to his invocation of facts: "I happen to know the facts.
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We're also getting eerily close to the cyberpunk works we admire so much in real life, but not many have realized that yet.
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At the start, a brutal piano chord is followed by an eerily long silence, until the violin breaks into an angry, fleeting burst.
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When the scrim lifts, the stage is filled with an eerily realistic modern-day three-decker warship (the set designer is Boris Kudlicka).
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And honestly, the result is not only eerily spot-on, but possibly more entertaining than any other Game of Thrones episode to date.
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Streets across Istanbul — usually bustling with traffic and pedestrians on Sundays — were eerily quiet apart from the sound of police helicopters buzzing overhead.
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Paintings capture the adventure, too, like Thomas Broadbent's eerily floating "Spaceman," and Michael Kagan's "Rattle Them Bones," an exuberant, wildly colorful shuttle liftoff.
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A trend of eerily similar product announcementsRewards aren't the first time Uber and Lyft have made product announcement at almost the same time.
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Gmail offers scripts that save you the effort of thinking up and typing routine email responses—and those scripts are often eerily appropriate.
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Pyongyang has a population of 2.86 million, but looks eerily like a ghost town from above, mostly devoid of traffic on the roads.
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Cornell, one of the most powerful, soulful, eclectic voices of his generation, wrote some eerily prophetic words about David Bowie's death last year.
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The cast has run up and down massive sand dunes, and hung out in eerily realistic abandoned villages on the Baja Studios' backlot.
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Ben is a lost man, and an eerily silent catamaran ride is not making his "last chance" date with Lauren B. any easier.
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The eerily rhythmic nine minute movie is virtually dialogue free, with disconnected scenes stitched together to resemble the pulse of a human heart.
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News reports from the week of the Hill-Thomas hearings—almost exactly 27 years ago—are eerily similar to what we're reading now.
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The researchers also found that the system is eerily adept at picking up on non-verbal speech characteristics, like breathing and mouth movements.
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An eerily calm photo taken Sunday shows the eye of Hurricane Dorian, one of the most powerful storms ever seen in the Atlantic.
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The eerily prescient photographs are part of a 276-box archive of the work of Jack Delano, a storied Depression-era documentary photographer.
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The Diocese of Rome has closed its chapels and churches, and its iconic St. Peter's Square is eerily empty of tourists and pilgrims.
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Also contributing to the film's impact was its eerily effective score, composed by Mr. Carpenter and credited to the Bowling Green Philharmonic Orchestra.
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Normally packed streets were eerily empty as the storm reached its height, aside from a few who tried to battle through the winds.
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High above the desert, the houbara's slow, powerful wing beats form an eerily graceful counterpoint to the raptor's fluttering ascents and sudden dives.
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Her stylized compositions, comprised of geometric patches of lucid color, recalling tile mosaics, portray domestic interiors eerily bereft of any signs of life.
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Looking out at a row of clapboard houses and an abandoned warehouse, Self's fourth-floor studio is eerily quiet and flooded with light.
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He also said he saw repression and propaganda in the Chinese mainland today that was eerily similar to that of the Cultural Revolution.
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As a result, Berlin's historical landmarks and major tourist attractions, including the Brandenburg Gate and Checkpoint Charlie, have been left looking eerily empty.
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JRAD's pumped-up take explores extremes of tempo and dynamics with muscular shredding, eerily quiet eddies and telepathic turn-on-a-dime switchbacks.
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But suddenly, amid charges of "fake news," outrageously untrue reports going viral and brazen lies, Rossini's 200-year-old opera seemed eerily contemporary.
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Their cellphone connection is eerily clear — a fact he attributes to the northern lights, which are putting on a glorious show above him.
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Other videos hinge on monologues and dialogues spoken by eerily familiar automated voices that ruminate on punctuation and abstract, philosophical ideas of language.
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US officials warned Graham of the dangers of traveling to North Korea -- words that ring as eerily true then as they do today.
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The trailer for the documentary Wrinkles the Clown was recently released, and it features a real-life clown eerily similar to It's Pennywise.
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Ad targeting from Facebook is so eerily accurate, people have begun to believe that Facebook is somehow listening to them through their phone.
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At a moment when questions about the efficacy of democracy are on everyone's lips, this book eerily reflects some of today's key issues.
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Chris Christie (R) said on Fox Business Network that the battle over funding looked "eerily familiar" to what he went through with Sandy.
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The basses were especially impressive on Tuesday as they prolonged eerily steady low bass notes, over which other voices would float and mingle.
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On Basketball Something about Kyrie Irving's trade-me bombshell, which landed last Friday and shattered the N.B.A.'s midsummer quietude, seemed eerily familiar.
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The tweaks have made skin look porcelain-smooth; cheeks appear eerily stubble-free, even if these men were young and diligent about shaving.
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He has proved himself a consummate comedian, a fearless action hero and a compelling leading man, all while eerily maintaining his youthful looks.
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Even though it's a cartoon from the 1990s, the show is eerily insightful about the way we interact with technology and the environment.
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And as you can see in the map above, the destruction has been extensive, as the region is now eerily dark at night.
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Strangely enough this wall slapping sounds eerily similar to the infamous Ottoman Slap which I receive emails about once in a blue moon.
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Morrison's indictment of the exclusionary politics of white feminists seems eerily prescient for today's times, especially in the immediate aftermath of Trump's election.
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AHMEDABAD/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Mukesh Patel's factory making decorative lights sits eerily silent during what should be one of its busiest times of the year.
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Some people think that the timing of their eerily similar Instagram pics suggests they are communicating in secret in hopes of mending their friendship.
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The lighting is moodier, the atmosphere feels more oppressive, and the introduction of Pennywise at the scene's conclusion is a lot more eerily subtle.
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Essentially, you can't describe one photon's properties alone—they're eerily connected by the same mathematical properties, no matter how far apart you separate them.
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Like most cities, LA has a lot of transplants so around the holidays it can be eerily quiet which was perfect for our needs.
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While there are many gorgeous images of the moon, which reached its peak early this morning, none seem quite as eerily significant as Souza's.
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As anyone who thought watching The Babadook while their roommate was away can attest, a horror movie can make the apartment seem eerily crowded.
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A small reconnaissance drone glided eerily above the Peshmerga's position only to be shot down moments later by a thunderous volley of automatic gunfire.
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The planets themselves look lush and beautiful, with strange creatures and fully-realized plant life, making these worlds seem eerily similar to our own.
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In the duel scene, the shadows of Onegin and Lensky became eerily unmoored from the performers, seeming to stalk and circle each other independently.
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Did Metro 2033 and its sequel Metro: Last Light not sate your thirst for shooting mutant animals in an eerily beautiful post-apocalyptic future?
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The experience puts a handful of people into the role of quality assurance testers at Mechlife, your average amoral manufacturer of eerily humanlike androids.
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Or an eerily plausible cautionary tale of what might happen in a world where the wrong kind of populist revolution winds up in power.
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This bob looks eerily familiar to the one every Super was rockingfrom the late '90s to the early 2000s, like Christy Turlington in 1991.
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The goal is to appropriate his own flawed perspective and reflect it back by turning it on an object eerily designed to replace women.
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The new 'do really suits Perry's style but it also looks eerily similar to the hair of chef and professional awesome bro, Guy Fieri.
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While all of the text in his posts are generated on the fly, some do read eerily close to what you might find online.
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I wrote something eerily similar to Catherine," he commented, before launching into his own declaration: "I can't sleep — think it was the Mexican food.
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If you've browsed some of the most popular videos on YouTube lately, you may have noticed something strange: Many of them appear eerily similar.
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And the Times and the other Trump bashers today all failed to mention Hillary Clinton's eerily similar position in their attacks on Trump today.
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For those on Wall Street who witnessed the casualties of the financial crisis more than a decade ago, the Deutsche layoffs seemed eerily familiar.
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Kellyanne Conway's real house in Alpine, New Jersey, looks eerily like the one NBC's "Saturday Night Live" imagined in a parody earlier this month.
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Here's where the Zhima Credit score gets eerily similar to Black Mirror – the algorithm doesn't just consider whether you pay your bills on time.
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However, economists, fund managers and other experts have been waving off the inversion's importance so far this year in a way that's eerily familiar.
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Like other banks, Deutsche has suffered from eerily quiet trading: its fixed-income revenues plunged by 29% in the year to the fourth quarter.
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The campus of Cal State Northridge is bracing for the worst after a 2nd eerily specific threat of a mass shooting on December 12.
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But even though the festivals were on opposite coasts, the experience of revelers was eerily similar: The family-friendly events soon turned into nightmares.
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An Algorithm Generated Eerily Accurate Portraits Based Only On Someone&aposs VoiceTechnology can learn a lot about us, whether we like it or not.
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But it's making headlines again because the app has gotten good -- like, eerily good -- at showing users what they'll look like when they age.
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In August 2016, Southwest Flight 3472, another Boeing 737 powered by a CFM56 engine, suffered an eerily similar failure, though no one was injured.
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Last week, a video went viral of what appears to be a long-tailed rodent scrubbing itself clean with soap and looking eerily human.
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Did you see how eerily still and unfazed Alice was when Penelope got in her face during the search for Polly in the forest?
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SMOLJINAC, Serbia (Reuters) - From a distance, the cemetery in the eastern Serbian village of Smoljinac looks like a residential neighborhood eerily placed among graves.
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While we knew some critical details about the Switch's ultimate design before Nintendo revealed it today, Salamanda's two-month-old concept is eerily accurate.
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Its driverless pizza delivery vehicle, the e-Palette developed by Toyota, works eerily similar to the fictional one seen in Black Mirror's "Crocodile" episode.
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The pokémon that players meet eerily resemble Earth's actual fauna for a reason: they're cynical mutations of the animals that currently roam our planet.
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Eerily reminiscent of the constantly apologetic slump that was known as Roberto Soldado in a Tottenham shirt, Benteke doesn't look comfortable, confident, or happy.
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But, though I can't find the original photo, the product shot's quality and styling looks eerily like it could be one stolen from ASOS.
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Everything's in service of the images in "Bridgend," a stylishly shot, eerily scored and moodily acted film that wants for nothing but a plot.
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Detective work in the forest In some ways, the outbreak in Congo is eerily similar to the early stages of the West African outbreak.
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As NASA loves to point out, this year's El Niño looks eerily similar to the 1997-98 El Niño; the strongest one on record.
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The new look is a dramatic change in the atmospherics of the game, and manages to be eerily realistic while retaining Minecraft's pixelated charm.
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Eerily, objects that only Ben would have liked begin to appear on her windowsill: a small screwdriver, a purple toothbrush, a folded-up map.
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Mr. Priebus's quote, which appears toward the end of the article, proves eerily prescient given Mr. Trump's narrow victory over Hillary Clinton in Wisconsin.
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Perhaps the largest example of a harmful product promoted by successful marketing would be cigarettes, whose history is eerily similar to today's vape industry.
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He said they were "eerily similar sounding" to what had been learned through a recent independent commission investigation into widespread doping in international athletics.
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It also automatically adjusts so you always remain centered in the frame—a feature that sounds eerily reminiscent of the ill-fated Facebook Portal.
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This is all eerily similar to the kind of actions we saw from both the Soviets and the United States during the Cold War.
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I did it three times, just to make sure, and then sent my husband a Snapchat of me smiling eerily with one slid in.
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And I have met many more clients whose experiences are eerily similar to mine, even if their outcomes could not have been more different.
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It's a stunning six-song album, exploring the space between Baird's eerily clear Appalachian-English folk style and Lattimore's iconoclastic approach to the harp.
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In 1785, less than a century before great auks would be declared extinct, English explorer Cartwright eerily predicted the penguin-like birds' swift demise.
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Part of Equinor's long-term global energy analysis, released late last week, looks eerily prescient after Trump's tumultuous weekend exit from the G7 summit.
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But the choice of focusing on monuments, such as the Plaza de la Victoria, is strategic, and the scenes are eerily devoid of people.
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More than she or anyone else could have known at the time, those words would seem eerily prescient by the end of the year.
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Eerily, they were given a precise phenotypic marker, a blemish above the left eyebrow, and were given, too, the ill temper associated with age.
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Decades later, in the period leading to the dot-com crash that started in March 192000, we saw eerily similar themes in news articles.
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He and his voice have been described as aloof, eerily neutral, silky, wheedling, controlled, baleful, unisex, droll, soft, conversational, dreamy, supremely calm and rational.
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Hearing these exchanges between an imperious, autocratic ruler and a righteous, slightly pompous adviser delivered in blunt English made Monteverdi's characters seem eerily contemporary.
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This, too, could seem eerily resonant, given the human rights crisis at the Mexican border that saw immigrant children being separated from their parents.
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It was unclear who "our" referred to, as the space above was eerily blank and Rod's, the building behind the sign, was boarded up.
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Eerily, several said they had survived the mass shooting at a country music festival last year in Las Vegas, where 58 people were killed.
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On Monday morning, as New York schools, restaurants and shops stayed dark and with subways eerily quiet, the stock exchange lit up like normal.
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On Monday morning, as New York schools, restaurants and shops stayed dark and with subways eerily quiet, the stock exchange lit up like normal.
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