The gleeful, gleeful attitudes in the media about this, the gleeful attitudes that Democrat leaders have about this.
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Let&aposs take -- so gleeful cruelty, so when he gives tax cuts to millions of Americans that&aposs gleeful cruelty.
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Gleeful Democrats While most Republicans were silent Monday, Democrats were gleeful -- doing their part to stir up the uproar over Trump's comments about PTSD, with even the White House weighing in.
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Greenwood is a gleeful force of alternating solicitousness and malevolence.
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Some were gleeful over a chance to escape school work.
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In Jenner post's, West is seen swinging a gleeful North.
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President Trump seems perfectly content -- gleeful, even -- to smash McConnell.
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He responded to Clinton's speech last week with gleeful trolling.
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But he was also a gleeful pinprick to its pomposities.
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The day after, a gleeful Mr. Trump called Mr. Dowd.
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Think instead of the Dead on a gleeful amphetamine drip.
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Russians, too, are taking gleeful selfies in abandoned American bases.
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Both gleeful and indifferent observers ought to be more worried.
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And he was gleeful in his assaults on political rivals.
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Her first album rocks with extreme compression and gleeful confidence.
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The gleeful oligarch emerged from jail pledging to overthrow Mr Nazarbayev.
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This is the platonic ideal of rap music about gleeful excess.
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Toward the end, a gleeful and mischievous expression seizes his face.
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Inspired by Hillary Clinton's gleeful shimmy during Monday night's presidential debate?
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Some, like Donald J. Trump, are bashing Beijing with gleeful abandon.
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He was no longer the warm and gleeful man Quichotte remembered.
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It's very loud and absolutely gleeful about the mess it makes.
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Remember the gleeful excitement of being able to drive golf buggies?
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Non-fans openly wrote that the news had made them gleeful.
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It was, in short, a ruckus, an affair filled with gleeful destruction.
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His objects speak to us in an intimate way, a gleeful whisper.
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No wonder that opponents of the NRA sound gleeful over its mishaps.
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The gleeful reaction by some — the video was tweeted, remixed, memed, etc.
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It was gleeful and all-consuming, an unlikely companion through her days.
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Andrea Mitchell: Why Russian officials were gleeful over Trump's diplomatic train wreck.
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As you'd expect, this makes Democrats anxious and Republicans gleeful. http://bit.
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And to those who are gleeful about it — you're a political hack.
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Republicans may be gleeful, but Democrats have every right to be livid.
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But, 60 years later, little of that gleeful sense of innovation remains.
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On the Internet, the character's idiosyncrasies are a matter of gleeful celebration.
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Hardly embarrassed, Mr. Clymer was gleeful that he had stirred things up.
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I think what these things have in common is their gleeful daftness.
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My first few months of no shopping were full of gleeful discoveries.
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We watched helplessly as our gleeful father flaunted his escape from justice.
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When he abolishes ISES from taking over the Middle East, that&aposs gleeful cruelty or when he takes nuclear weapons away from North Korea, that&aposs gleeful cruelty or when he pardons Alice Johnson from a life sentence.
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This morning, Katie Couric was positively gleeful about it on the Today show.
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Weiner watches the interview at home later, cackling and gleeful at his performance.
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" • Mr. Christie, asked what federal program he would eliminate, appeared almost gleeful: "Yeah.
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There's clearly something about the cat's gleeful little face that's captured people's hearts.
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Warren Buffett was gleeful at the annual meeting of Berkshire Hathaway on Saturday.
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The pattern continues in their latest, the broad, gleeful Hollywood comedy Hail, Caesar!
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In its elemental form, it seems to convey a kind of gleeful absurdism.
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She was a gleeful cartoon of self-empowerment — a product worthy of endorsement.
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But those gleeful Democrats are indulging in dodgy political analysis and worse psychology.
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But Day's shrewd eye and authorial tone also provide a gleeful, edgy wit.
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This past Saturday morning, he gave me the magazine with a gleeful look.
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The institutional forces that conspire to destroy Joan are presented with gleeful mockery.
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J. P. Mr. Wilson was always a gleeful cutup more than a provocateur.
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The pauper opened his eyes and saw a strange man, fat and gleeful.
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The tone of some of the public statements in Russia has been gleeful.
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Some of the Republicans Greitens attacked over the past year are pretty gleeful.
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Lucas's justification gave Fisher her own gleeful glorious idea, and the rest was history.
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Rose does us the favor of making this realization feel more gleeful than upsetting.
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Cheyenne Jackson is nothing short of gleeful about his new life as a dad.
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"Introducing the new Suzy Puppy!" squeals a gleeful voiceover narrator as the advert begins.
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I've never heard someone sing "we are lost in vain" and sound so gleeful.
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His gleeful boasting about his abilities made him tremendously fun to watch on camera.
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There was no record of his thrilling victory, or photo ops, or gleeful tweets.
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With the screenshot, Gates included a gleeful answer: Yes, she's had a boob job.
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"Hey man," says a gleeful Colbert after they've finished wishing each other good luck.
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With Paris, Trump stuck with the party line, and handed it a gleeful win.
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American euroskeptics are gleeful that their ideas finally carry weight in the White House.
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It was hard to reconcile so many people being sort of gleeful in it.
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Her gleeful delivery helped land every barb without the sting ever overwhelming the comedy.
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Harold is clearly evil, in the gleeful, scenery-chewing way of Netflix-Marvel supervillains.
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And, oh, my word, Ian McKellen looks positively gleeful as a bewhiskered elder Jellicle.
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Patients were gleeful, joyful even, despite suffering from a painful and sometimes deadly disease.
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I offered some polite goodbyes and alighted out of the restaurant, stunned and gleeful.
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That's an awful incentive structure, as Trump's gleeful manipulation of our attention has shown.
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Those who have joyfully followed after Trump and played the role of gleeful apologist?
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At first, it was quirky one-liners to gleeful fans who suddenly recognized him.
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"That was wild, dynamic and terrifying," he says with a gleeful, almost childlike smile.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Without warning, Tyrell Williams's mood shifts from gleeful to morose.
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You take on the role of a gleeful, always-dancing Grim Reaper named Felix.
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Freeman shared gleeful photos of the couples sharing toasts and sipping drinks from pineapples.
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Kimmel was gleeful to note that Tillerson did not deny calling Trump a moron outright.
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Yet Ms. Huppuch delivers the play's showstopping moment with talent and a gleeful, visceral relish.
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For all of his reputed darkness, gleeful silliness is just as integral to Carlin's success.
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But gleeful Democrats, clearly happy with Monday night's outcome, latched on to Trump's Machado comments.
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"But what do you think happened 25 years later?" she asks with a gleeful grin.
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Later, when calling black-ish costar Tracee Ellis Ross' name, Anderson returned to gleeful screaming.
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For an adolescent fantasy about torture, loss, and gleeful, unrepentant murder, Deadpool is unexpectedly joyous.
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A gleeful Sonia extended her open arms to Carey, who welcomed her for a hug.
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Something about spring screams brunch; it's just one of those gleeful group or solo activities.
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Unmentioned in the gleeful reporting of this internecine blood feud is our own Republican camp.
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In stories tragic to gleeful, here's where they ended up after they tap-danced away.
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And where "Ulysses" swells with linguistic inventiveness and gleeful experimentation, "Portrait" swells with … well, what?
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Billions is a melodrama, a gleeful jab at the men who think they are kings.
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We heard some trends, too: most notably, gleeful throwbacks to the late '70s and '80s.
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Seeing her gleeful mother makes Catherine think that her grandma has made a miraculous recovery.
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Absolute pandemonium ensued, confusion followed by skepticism followed by gleeful, devastating clownings of McNabb's tweet.
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Initially, I was ashamed that I was drawn to his frank, gleeful depiction of sexuality.
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No wonder the students interviewed in the article give their gleeful approval to the scheme.
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Supervillain duties are taken up by the Gotham billionaire Roman Sionis (a gleeful Ewan McGregor).
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Photos capture gleeful Kurds voting for their independence Photos capture gleeful Kurds voting for their independence Erbil, Iraq — Crowds gathered by the thousands and celebratory gunfire rang out in the city center on Monday evening as polls closed in the controversial Kurdish independence referendum.
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"Rhain delights in being held, hugged and kissed, and she's an especially gleeful girl," she says.
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His gleeful appreciation of laughter reminds us all to stop and enjoy the life we have.
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Solo performers present themselves differently; the conventions are less gleeful, concerned with so-called adult pleasures.
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Silver's multistage clasps have inspired double takes from players and gleeful Twitter posts from amused spectators.
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"We want to celebrate and have a party," says a gleeful Mel B in the clip.
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Leaving the store, I felt the gleeful gazes of African-Americans on me everywhere I walked.
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Ryan was gleeful when he unveiled the legislation just a couple weeks ago, bill in hand.
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Gleeful Brexiteers point out that it is the default option in the absence of other action.
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You know she's feeling good about the debate last night when she unleashes the gleeful cackle.
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The Germans also seemed especially gleeful: Large majority of Dutch voters have rejected anti European populists.
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They also gave in their cell phones — there would be no gleeful selfies on this trip.
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Fortunately, when it comes to dogs, the Pope is just as gleeful as the next man.
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Then, the gleeful mother realizes her passenger door is locked and that's not changing anytime soon.
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Payne, showing utopian plans going awry, depicts gated colonies of "smalls" in gleeful, quasi-anthropological detail.
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Gleeful profanities, righteous protest anthems and impeccable folk songwriting have carried this duo for 30 years.
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There's almost a certain amount of gleeful indignation at this latest affront from some Yiannopoulos supporters.
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When Ms. Jones began speaking out against the abuse on Twitter, 4chan posters traded gleeful messages.
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Why has an accused wife abuser and gleeful sexual groper been elected to the White House?
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None are more gleeful than the shirtless boy dabbing while looking on through perfectly-parted locks.
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Of course the part carried enormous risk; bad biopics invite a particularly gleeful type of schadenfreude.
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Identification is encouraged but, thankfully, hardly necessary to enjoy his latest batch of mordantly gleeful ditties.
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But here, when she gets to the hook, her singing thins out, gets childlike, almost gleeful.
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Think about the insanity of our times that allies of the president are gleeful about this.
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To be clear, I wasn't gleeful about the idea of potentially profiting off an economic downturn.
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I devoured the first six episodes in a gleeful blitz, though the subsequent four slowed considerably.
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Gleeful elementary school students played in the park, waiting for their chance with the fledgling instructors.
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It is a bizarre political strategy, and Democrats are starting to sound downright gleeful about it.
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On a recent visit, the gallery was full of gleeful, wide-eyed adults enthralled by the macabre.
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" But she's most gleeful in her conclusion: "And baby, they forgot to make me sign an NDA.
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"I think they are gleeful in making you wring every possible meaning from a line," Hanks said.
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Field has played both enthusiastic collaborator and resister, moving from gleeful buoyancy to stormy anger and tears.
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Boback spoke about the uploads in the same gleeful way that he had spoken about other escapades.
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He is an implacable critic of President Vladimir Putin and gleeful fan of the NATO military alliance.
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Please stretch to consider another equally diverting novel, "Cold Comfort Farm," Stella Gibbons's gleeful satire from 1932.
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It was also a gleeful rejection of what audiences have come to expect from the superhero genre.
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Bush is wearing a gleeful smile, his hands clasped and his head tilted slightly to the left.
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And just like many modern games, Westworld and its theme park is regularly punctuated with gleeful violence.
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Most importantly, there's a dog flirting with a career in basketball and Mick Jagger's gleeful dance moves.
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Bold women, they were hardly tiptoeing through the tulips, but Schumer is more of a gleeful trampler.
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When Donald J. Trump called for a ban on Muslims entering the United States, jihadists were gleeful.
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A courtroom turns into a gospel choir that delivers a guilty verdict in a gleeful musical number.
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Its occupants let out a shriek that sounds like the gleeful, taunting laughter of a cartoon witch.
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All these elements Simmons has mobilized to highlight the gleeful contrast between the show and the space.
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Republicans who were full of gleeful praise for Mr. Comey only days ago are furious once again.
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"They were upset that I don't have a motorcycle license," Ms. Matas chuckled with a gleeful shrug.
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Journalism and trust in journalists have suffered amid the gleeful partisan shouting now confused with actual news.
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My gleeful preparations are increasingly applicable to many more situations, and by that possibility I feel energized.
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Right now, the thought of filling up on awards-worthy drama still fills us with gleeful anticipation.
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For now, Trump is gleeful that the projected blue wave was significantly smaller than many Democrats hoped.
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And what is it about wine critics that invites such gleeful dismissals of their knowledge and judgment?
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The wife-beating Punch of Punch and Judy fame illuminates the audience's gleeful love of misogynistic violence.
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Lemonade isn't a catchy sweet chewy glitzy fluffy gleeful glorious slice of erotic pop sparkly like Beyoncé.
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So I think that, initially at least, they took some gleeful pleasure in causing pain to old media.
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But unlike Fisher's book, the film is warm and comforting, occasionally sad but more often giddy and gleeful.
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The pup is also a excellent model, gleeful posing for photographs, even when props and costumes are involved.
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Game of Thrones season 8 is ramping up production, which makes us extremely gleeful, if a little misty.
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When a moment like the Ryan Reynolds/Andrew Garfield kiss happens, it sends gleeful shockwaves throughout the internet.
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Shortly afterwards, the hashtag #WelcomeBackEd began trending in a big way as fans showered Twitter with gleeful memes.
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They mixed patterns with gleeful abandon, embraced color, and accessorized with an eclectic mix of utility and style.
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"It was sad seeing him in the press conference," Djokovic said, his mood changing from gleeful to somber.
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Democrats were gleeful, believing the low-brow nature of the exchanges would help them in the fall elections.
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Bush was a precursor to Trump another key way: He was a gleeful anti-intellectual who scorned expertise.
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One critic from the New Yorker called it a "teeming and gleeful grab bag of deft cinematic flourishes."
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Lesson 5: Don't be gleeful — If a president's offenses and performance warrant removal by impeachment, Congress should proceed.
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We looked at each other in gleeful disbelief, more confident than ever that we'd hired the right guy.
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Flat-coated retrievers with the trait were also huskier, and were similarly motivated to eat with gleeful abandon.
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" She and Mr. Sheridan also exchanged gleeful messages after what Ms. Kelly's lawyer called the "Christie Creme incident.
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Ferruccio Laviani, the youngest member of Italy's Memphis Group, never abandoned the gleeful decorative style of the decade.
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Your anger or indignation or gleeful schadenfreude is only one drop in a great countrywide wave of it.
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There was little, he said, and he mainly found gleeful trolling from Republican supporters and right-wing groups.
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It's the gleeful abundance that matters, the counterpoints of salt and sugar, crunch and yield, spikiness and velvet.
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To be clear, this wasn't portrayed as some gleeful, "we let you be the bad guy" transgressive option.
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But the bottom-line appeal of "Billions" is Axe, whose gleeful greed Lewis keeps just below room temperature.
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Gleeful grass-roots conservatives demanded McConnell step aside and vowed war against the majority leader and his allies.
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Nothing in his adult life warrants this almost gleeful tar-and-feathering in print and on cable news.
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Even in his weaker stories, he lands, with gleeful precision, on death, sex, regret and then death again.
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Along with being interspersed with scenic landscape imagery, it features the band performing at a gleeful house party.
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So Kimberley the Democrats were, and it&aposs not surprising, absolutely gleeful at the Rosenstein announcement, let&aposs watch.
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Especially if the dog in question happens to be taking a running, gleeful jump through an open car window.
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Cottonmouth has a reason to be gleeful: He shot a cop in broad daylight and got off the hook.
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That mistaken apprehension (signalled by the gleeful possessive: "my generals") was one of several reasons why he hired them.
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Politico also reported that Spicer appeared "gleeful" as he chatted with reporters on the White House lawn last Thursday.
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A$AP blew out of Sweden on a private jet, and was gleeful when he touched down at LAX.
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The song offers a more gleeful feeling to the mixtape, illustrating that music isn't limited to just one emotion.
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The gleeful abandon that defined his relationship with video games felt a bit forced inside a massive Hollywood set.
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Bored is better than what everyone else feels about her pregnancy: gleeful anticipation of her imminent death in childbirth.
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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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He was gleeful, in fact, that so much attention was being paid to his Capitol Hill meetings on Thursday.
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Democrats have been gleeful over the mudslinging, believing it puts them in a strong position for the general election.
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Big changes rather than gleeful self-congratulations are in order if progress is to become our mantra anytime soon.
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Kubrick's gleeful machinery, waltzing in time to Strauss, had bounded past an abundance of human misery on the ground.
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The New York Police Department remained vigilant and focused on protecting the gleeful crowds ringing in the New Year.
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Depending on whom you ask, they're either rooting for it or gleeful that it's struggling with WeWork and Uber.
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With Trump's frequent, gleeful attacks on the press, anyone seen as going soft on him looks like a chump.
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House of Larréon — glitzy, gleeful, sexy and sleazy — is not so relatable, which is how Ms. Everett likes it.
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She thinks she'll stay a while, she says, and the movie cuts to the credits on a gleeful cliffhanger.
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It's "a gleeful, tender and even sentimental film," the New York Times critic Bosley Crowther wrote in his review.
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I realized I'd reached my limit halfway through episode five after yet another mention of "ovens" by gleeful Nazis.
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Is it Centineo's gleeful grin as he flings glasses all over the host's fancy suit — starting with the crotch?
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The space was not equipped to handle the crowd's enthusiasm, and at times the show resembled a gleeful stampede.
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" Trump was so gleeful, he literally broke into song, singing a parody of Queen's song, "Don't Stop Me Now.
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This is an album full of off-kilter experiments and gleeful risks that uniformly pay off in unexpected ways.
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Mr. Michele is an avid student of history, but also a gleeful and heretical mixologist of its disparate elements.
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There is something undeniably exhilarating about it all in total, a sense of adventure, discovery and gleeful boundary-testing.
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If they were not always gleeful, they were resilient and not paralyzed by the challenges that came their way.
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Kevin's gleeful statement, "I made my family disappear!" is just the one of the kiddie fantasies Home Alone fulfills.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats were gleeful Thursday after a federal appeals court declined to reinstate President Donald Trump's controversial travel ban.
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Is a dancing, gleeful Drake worse than the part owner of the Warriors who pushed Kyle Lowry during Game 3?
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The veteran actor's gleeful invective at the Tony Awards elicited a shrieking standing ovation from a very flabbergasted Broadway audience.
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Since welcoming True in April with Tristan Thompson, Kardashian has been proudly showing off her gleeful baby girl on Instagram.
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Tweets, video remixes of the hanging and gleeful memes comparing Olly to Hitler were created, all declaring justice in Westeros.
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If the story had ultimately leaned into its gleeful bloodlust for its final murder rampage, it would have been great.
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While many online shooters emphasize squad combat and accurate weaponry, Battlefront is almost gleeful in making players act like Stormtroopers.
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She shared his reaction — which, when he finds her hiding behind the bed, is deliriously gleeful — on her Facebook page.
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Democrats are rather gleeful about Ms. Warren's role, because of her high profile and her stark contrast to Mr. Trump.
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"They are in the middle of a bloodbath right now," said a gleeful West Virginia Democrat with ties to Manchin.
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Gleeful Democrats have been quick to exploit the chaos, using Trump's controversial statements and positions to attack vulnerable GOP incumbents.
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Bornstein — actor, provocateur, gleeful troublemaker — playfully mixed memoir and gender theory, and popularized the idea that gender isn't a binary.
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The children dropped these from a uniform height, and sure enough, the naked, unprotected egg was smashed — everyone was gleeful.
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Now that he seems to be going back on his word, Mr. Soderbergh is as gleeful as he is humbled.
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"I'm bridging the concepts," explained Ms. Tomei, who can turn on a dime from gleeful self-deprecation to quiet introspection.
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Shaped like a cup, the award has handles, which made it easy for the gleeful recipients to hoist it overhead.
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His expressions of puzzlement, though amused, were sincere enough to give him a half-innocent path to gleeful, relentless disdain.
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His attempt at reproducing garage's gleeful, striding rhythms ended up feeling desolate and dark, like someone skipping through the mud.
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As Trump's gleeful rebuttal reached the 20-minute mark, he momentarily pulled back to offer a brief compliment to Romney.
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So she educated herself in his library instead, and spent her teenage years scribbling gleeful tales of female drunkenness and violence.
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The NRA immediately went into frantic lobbying mode; Democrats were visibly gleeful, but some were skeptical that Trump would follow through.
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Folks in Miami have been racing to slide down Höller's shiny installation, with some posting their gleeful experiences to Instagram.
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It's so fun to see someone gleeful & mesmerized about the idea of flying - or anything, really - and not complaining about details.
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Then they posit that the remedy for that violence is a progression of deliberate, even gleeful acts of violence in return.
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A sequel was inevitable, but the series's rapid expansion has been surprising, especially considering its unevenness and its gleeful, unabashed ridiculousness.
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But the peak of the sketch came with the Ghost of Christmas Future: Kate McKinnon's Hillary Clinton, at her most gleeful.
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The same kind of smile I get when playing something purely gleeful like, oh I don't know, a good Katamari game.
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The singer and actor broke boundaries during the last 40 years, constantly evolving and bringing us along for the gleeful ride.
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Often, he appears as gleeful as you that this slightly pudgy bloke from Hillingdon is sitting next to say, Jennifer Lopez.
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President Obama and the Democrats were gleeful in reminding Republicans and the country in 6900 and 2628 that elections have consequences.
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After its gleeful metamorphosis into a Premier League fixture, there is now the grudging mutation from local institution into international concern.
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But if Russian officials are gleeful at their success, in last year's election and beyond, they rarely let the mask slip.
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Working in fast, bold strokes, he creates a lightly cartoonish but recognizable world of bright surfaces, plastic smiles and gleeful backbiting.
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The unlikely chain of events had Bills fans feeling downright gleeful, as seen in videos of reactions to Dalton's touchdown toss.
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The gleeful comedians Desus Nice and the Kid Mero aren't scared of roasting celebrity targets — except, perhaps, the brawny Terry Crews.
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Most important, look at what Trump has been doing with his open, indeed gleeful sabotage of the U.S. health care system.
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You also get a game of "Never Have I Ever", a miniature talent show, and plenty of gleeful sing-a-longs.
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Here, humor and unpleasantness are intertwined, and that leads to laughs — many, many laughs — that are part gleeful and part appalled.
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But this gleeful import from the National Theater of Scotland, which opened on Tuesday night, does transport you into infernal eternity.
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Depending on who you ask, they&aposre either rooting for it, or gleeful that it&aposs struggling with WeWork and Uber.
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Hunters is a defiantly Jewish revenge epic, dancing all over the primal, formative memories of its target audience with gleeful abandon.
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It was gleeful GOP-bashing that bumped #BoycottHawaii to the top of Twitter, not any strident calls to burn plane tickets.
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But Democrats are near-gleeful at the idea of Trump commanding the spotlight with fewer than 100 days until the midterms.
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"The state of Warren nation is strong," shouted a gleeful Senator Ed Markey, as he introduced Ms. Warren to her fans.
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At least Euron — who died believing that Jaime would still succumb to his wounds — seemed pretty gleeful about how things went down.
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All it takes is one bite and my face breaks into that same gleeful, victorious smile — minus the cut-by-mom hairdo.
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Perhaps no one had asked before because her answer almost certainly would have spoiled the gleeful carnival of coverage surrounding the video.
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Shortly after the latest season of Charlie Brooker's dystopian nightmare aired on Netflix, gleeful fans took to Twitter to discuss their findings.
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Rowlands takes the podium at the front of the auditorium for her welcome speech, wearing a bright red dress and looking gleeful.
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Gleeful and vengeful courtroom drama fans took to Twitter today to mock the unflattering sketches emerging from movie mogul Harvey Weinsten's arraignment.
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Even after winning a gold and silver medal at the Rio Olympics, Hernandez looked absolutely gleeful to share the stage with Bey.
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BRIAN KILMEADE, FOX NEWS: The reports now say that he is the hospital bed and he&aposs gleeful about what he did.
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That movie combined kids' movies, adventure films, and a post-apocalyptic setting to create a gleeful, gory Sam Raimi-esque mash-up.
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His major-label career had been defined by his well-worn Slim Shady persona, with its cartoon violence and gleeful moral relativism.
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But the two men are conjoined by something more significant: They are both unrepentant iconoclasts and gleeful disrupters of art world conventions.
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Read more: US troops and their allies feel humiliated after abandoning their bases in Syria to be taken over by gleeful Russians
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In countries more accustomed to looking to the United States for guidance on democracy, this race offers an opportunity for gleeful schadenfreude.
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The new, new thing is that Big Music — the music labels and publishers that dominate the industry — aren't gleeful about that prospect.
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The film's emphasis on color made death dazzling; it transformed its witches' gleeful bloodlust into a sensory-overloading, overwhelming breed of terror.
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My favorite small moment in this episode was the throwaway legal case that doubles as a gleeful moment of smirky self-awareness.
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Masterly but gleeful technicians, fleet in dynamics and changes of direction, these two — with the same dark-glinting eyes — are kindred spirits.
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The pace is jaunty, the scenes crackle with gleeful, giddy incredulity, and the dry business of statecraft attains the velocity of farce.
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Captain Cold and Heat Wave are gleeful thieves; White Canary is a frustrated assassin who recently died and came back to life.
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It is hard for Trump to make the case for his own trustworthiness, given his erratic moods, frightening rhetoric and gleeful betrayals.
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From straightforward, gleeful revenge stories to heartbreaking tales of loves lost and unsettlingly found, the scope of play is a constant pleasure.
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Screen legend Kim Novack looked positively gleeful as she announced the winner for Best Animated Feature at the 21980th Annual Academy Awards.
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The orchestra, enthusiastically conducted by Andris Nelsons, seemed almost gleeful as the concerto's hodgepodge sonority was at its most raucous and exotic.
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Aboard a surface support vessel, Oussama Khatib, a Stanford computer science professor, exchanged gleeful high-fives with his students, the Stanford News reports.
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Down south on March 13, leaders at another Boise "staging" station — this one in a coffee shop endearingly named Deja Brew — were gleeful.
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Following the announcement of Donald Trump's victory, his supporters tweeted out gleeful messages of support to the new president-elect: CONGRATULATIONS PRESIDENT TRUMP!
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In the scene, Syd (Sheridan Pierce), Elena's (Isabella Gomez) nonbinary love interest, bursts into the Alvarez apartment with a look of gleeful determination.
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Liberals, in hushed tones that turned to gleeful cackles by the end of the campaign, fretted that someone else would figure this out.
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It was so gleeful, so disrespectful to its audience, so unapologetically cheap that I still can't believe the show went down that route.
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Clinton looked at times gleeful on the debate stage as Trump repeatedly interrupted her and often took the bait on her attack lines.
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" Archaeologist Ian Trumble tweeted: "The #cadburytreasurehunt by @CadburyUK actively promotes the gleeful destruction of archaeological sites and undermines years of public heritage education.
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The gleeful silliness of the genre makes Raw the more affecting, just as werewolf-y stupidity made Ginger Snaps the sadder by contrast.
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It feels like it was designed specifically to summon up an explosive physical and emotional electricity that overtakes me in a gleeful way.
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This "gleeful fantasia of gangster mayhem," as the New York Times critic Peter Schjeldahl described it, was written and directed by John Milius.
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The night it fell — by accident — people stormed from East to West Berlin, and photos from that night show gleeful reunions and celebrations.
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And several were gleeful that Mr. Trump pointedly avoided referring to a two-state solution that most of the prime minister's allies oppose.
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The rise of crowdfunding saw the first wave of founders gleeful that they could raise capital without having to deal with terrible VCs.
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With one unlikely swing — and his own tongue-wagging, gleeful trip home — Davis became an enduring example of baseball at its breathtaking best.
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It's not quite as polished as Q.T.'s World War II masterpiece, but they both turn gratuitous Jewish vengeance into a gleeful bloodsport.
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This maroon colossus, by the sculptor Anish Kapoor, dwarfed visitors and yet also managed to bring us together in mutual and gleeful bewilderment.
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Staying true to the Disney brand, Marvel never dipped into the gritty revisionism of Zack Snyder or the gleeful toilet humor of Deadpool.
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This means, at the least, that The Politician is a contradiction in terms — no one in American history was less gleeful than Nixon.
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Some seemed almost gleeful at the prospect of seizing the moral high ground denied them over two years of rationalizing a depraved administration.
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Expect anything: Mr. Wegman's familiar Weimaraners and his less familiar grown children; overlong bits of wry experimental filmmaking; gleeful stints in the subways.
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The most successful moment was the second movement, in which Mr. Fischer found the perfect balance between forward thrust and a relaxed, gleeful playfulness.
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DefCon has more of a prankster-anarchist vibe of gleeful transgression; it's where NSA officials wear T-shirts and kids learn to break locks.
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Fellow new offerings "Overlord" and "The Girl In the Spider's Web" weren't as gleeful, with mediocre debuts of $296.7 million and $261.4 million, respectively.
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Republicans concerned about their party's future may blanch at Trump's pardoning of the sadistic racist Joe Arpaio or his gleeful unleashing of law enforcement.
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Quickly, Intel's stock dropped following the news, and while much of Twitter was aflutter with gleeful takes, others were more wary—and even worried.
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But at the $2612 million-and-up income level, taxes are essentially a sport, according to US President and gleeful tax-avoider Donald Trump.
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A$AP Rocky was downright gleeful after touching down on U.S. soil Saturday just after midnight ... free for the first time in a month.
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In her gleeful filleting of Trump's character, the former secretary of state seems to have found her voice as never before during this campaign.
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Despite his reputation for almost gleeful arrogance, the 45-year-old was in a thoughtful, reflective, and almost humble mood when speaking with PEOPLE.
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There will be so much to toast to in the coming months, and these glam flutes will add a gleeful touch to every event.
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"Show Me Love" also includes contributions from singer/songwriter Moses Sumney, and, yeah, the results are just as blindingly gleeful as you might expect.
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And the gleeful cheers of Little Monsters everywhere could be heard when Lady Gaga won for her eerie role in American Horror Story: Hotel.
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Before this gleeful gal was a singing star on broadway and TV, she was just another Christmas cutie growing up in Bronx, New York.
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More often than not, it seems to be the obligation of the kit man to act as dutiful recipient to such gleeful high-jinks.
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The Trump-led ticket has prompted gleeful Democrats to coalesce around a general-election message that will tie every Republican officeseeker to the nominee.
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For some, wearing offensive costumes is an act of gleeful rebellion, an inversion of Hanlon's razor driven chiefly by malice and intended to provoke.
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But the mere potential for legal trouble was enough to make Republicans gleeful, and Mr. Trump highlighted the F.B.I.'s actions in campaign ads.
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He seemed incapable of angst, and came across as a gleeful and self-effacing hero who appreciated designer labels and room-temperature Bud Light.
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"KKK rally in Charlottesville met with throng of protesters" has an undeniably gleeful ring to it, especially when you're reading it in USA Today.
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As she brutally snaps Red's neck, her expression becomes almost gleeful, and she lets out the aforementioned primal scream that turns into a laugh.
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Gleeful at media coverage of his shockingly bipartisan move, Mr. Trump called Mr. Schumer last week to talk about keeping up the good work.
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In an attempt to shed her cocoon (as part of her planned metamorphosis), the narrator gives a gleeful Reva all her clothes and jewelry.
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Maintaining an unrelentingly gleeful grip on the film's tone, Mr. Sigurdsson skillfully whips absurdist comedy and chilling tragedy into a froth of surging hostilities.
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It probably shouldn't be as fun to watch as it is, but Big Little Lies has always been pretty gleeful about its sordid affairs.
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Watching SZA dance around onstage with gleeful abandon to "Dark Night Dummo" felt like watching her alone, listening to the song and going wild.
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The songs strutted and blipped like bubble gum pop grown colossal, carrying glum lyrics like trophies and building up to gleeful, overwhelming drum barrages.
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Instead, in its eagerness to depict its subject through the pivoting lenses of gleeful satire and high melodrama, Hunters usually shifts into empty provocation.
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Dear Laurie, Your letter sparked a burst of gleeful nostalgia between an old friend and me: People are still wooing each other with books!
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Perhaps the most revealing moment in the book is Karadzic's gleeful response to Trump's electoral victory, underscoring a palpable kinship between the two men.
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The Angers performers are weighted, smoldering, gleeful — light years from the light, fleet, incisive dancing the Lyon dancers showed last month in "Summerspace" (1958).
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At 10 months, Mabel is a delicious imp, with the fair coloring of her mother and the gleeful expression of a hellion in training.
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When his retirement was announced people within the library were openly gleeful to the press, despite Billington serving in the job for almost three decades.
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In the days before and after L.H.'s arrest, text messages from the indicted officers show them to be gleeful about using force against protesters.
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"She started writing things in the yearbook," Trump continued, in a gleeful tone, before also taking a shot at Nelson's high-profile attorney, Gloria Allred.
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It has Murphy's gleeful sadism in spades, but none of his manic camp energy; it has his treacly didacticism, but none of his genuine emotion.
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But we know that dearly departed Olenna's parting shot wasn't just a doozy; it was a gleeful confession to the murder of Jaime's son Joffrey.
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Crawford's rep says she's following all her doctor's instructions, although producer Bette (slash Joan's most gleeful adversary) insists her costar is really just on strike.
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"I could see myself in the camera, and I saw this view and I could not stop laughing at how gleeful Chewbacca looked," she said.
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She could talk a blue streak (a fine attribute for an auctioneer) but could also sport a gleeful pink streak in her hair (less so).
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Democrats' gleeful declarations that they outsmarted Republicans in a battle over a spending bill that avoided a government shutdown drew the ire of the president.
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Shimon Aviv, a 45-year-old Israeli gardener who lives near the new embassy and was planting flowers outside in preparation for Monday, was gleeful.
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You'd go out on your lunch break and you'd see people doing it: gleeful kids, surreptitious businessmen, strangers chatting to each other outside virtual gyms.
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As summer vacations dragged on, my brother and I would hear the gleeful screams of other children, and we begged my mother to take us.
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Most gleeful is Angel alum Amy Acker, whose sparkling delivery gives us one of the best Beatrices since Emma Thompson redefined the role in 1994.
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The melodic, melancholy moments are actually some of their strongest, but when it's time to grind, they fling themselves into the fray with gleeful abandon.
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But Republicans would be gleeful over a Clinton loss and would use it to paint her as a weak and deeply flawed general election candidate.
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Most gleeful when he could buy something cheaply and sell it for a top price, even if he had to wait decades to do so.
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The Darwinian aspect — watch hundreds of thousands of people get eliminated as you rise — fosters a gleeful arrogance for as long as you're on top.
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After the obituary was published, Mr. Abel, symbolically rising from the grave, held a gleeful news conference, and a much-abashed Times ran a retraction.
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If anything, the Mao-suit-clad cadres in Pyongyang are probably gleeful that the president of the United States has played straight into their propaganda.
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But it took until 2019 for her lung power, euphorically sassy songwriting, body positivity and relentless gleeful arrogance to suddenly align with a mass audience.
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"What I like most about this week is that Thursday, Friday, the weather is going to come in," a gleeful Mickelson told reporters on Tuesday.
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The Global Times, a CCP-controlled newspaper regularly used to disseminate propaganda about the Hong Kong unrest, ran a gleeful news story about the game.
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On one side was an almost gleeful disbelief that what had seemed an insurmountable goal — ridding the county of nuclear power — would come to pass.
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The American people should be gleeful that we have dodged a bullet — for now — that would have made us sicker and poorer as a country.
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He combines the deductive discipline of Mr. Spock, the D.I.Y. proficiency of MacGyver, and the gleeful certitude (and knack for coinage) of Ignatius J. Reilly.
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But there's one nagging problem: The movie spends a lot of time resisting how gleeful and impossibly playful the Power Rangers are meant to be.
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The speculation around Mr. Goodwin, who has not been charged, did not keep his state party operation from taking a gleeful swing at its opponent.
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Lucky for you, good reader, you are not a Pats fan and approach this story with a more discerning (and, my god, downright gleeful) eye.
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It might have been when Marco Rubio, grinning like the Cheshire cat, egged on by a gleeful crowd, made a joke about Donald Trump pissing himself.
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Hannah Brown immediately proved herself to be one of the most sexual leads in recent memory, giving contestant massages and screaming over abs with gleeful abandon.
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While the endorsement is likely to help Trump in the primary, Democrats are gleeful about its effect on the GOP's chances to win the White House.
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A gleeful Wilson told VICE News that he'd found a loophole in the language of the 25-page order issued Monday by District Judge Robert Lasnik.
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"I think we can signify our love now," exclaims Byrne at the beginning, as the guitars drone and tumble and the beat skips with gleeful insouciance.
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Watch the video for the glorious singing, then stick around for Sam Smith's gleeful reaction when Corden pulls over and the group appear out of nowhere.
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In one corner, a car that gleeful CES-goers could sit in and pretend they lived in the year 2049 and cars were already living rooms.
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Gleeful liberals would be fools to treat lightly the hard work facing them in the 213.5 and 21968 off-year elections, and the 22014 presidential race.
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Baby-making is supposed to be a beautiful time in a woman's life, full of emotional closeness, gleeful anticipation, and a lot of hot, unprotected boning.
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When I say "a few of us" it might conjure up an image of three gleeful Vergers crammed into the California T, but that wasn't possible.
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There is a sense of entitlement to people's trauma and a kind of gleeful armchair detective work that doesn't come with the gravitas of the situation.
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Stewart, however, upstages everyone, from the opening close-up on her gleeful grin to her array of colorful costumes, riotous non sequiturs and unconventional posture choices.
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While some seem gleeful to bear responsibility for the rise of Trump, and others are horrified by the prospect, Limbaugh just seems ... frustrated by it all.
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Hayley and Nick Kelble's engagement photos went viral in 2017 when their romantic moment was photobombed by a gleeful hippo named Fiona at the Cincinnati Zoo.
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Mr. Trapero's energetic style, his almost gleeful juxtapositions of sex and violence and his exuberantly Scorsesean musical cues often pull against the gravity of the story.
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We know that's saying a lot, but between Beyoncé's gleeful automobile destruction, the simple-yet-engaging Diplo beat, and its overall message, it's quite a song.
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When it all coalesces into a gleeful juggernaut every four years during the Olympics, it offers fans a pacifist, dunk-driven version of imperialism to enjoy.
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Taye takes advantage of these moments to rap in overdrive, packing in gleeful references to classic video games and decrying the strange highs of subpar weed.
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"Detroiters" is refreshingly earnest, and in an era of cerebral but quietly depressing comedies, it's a welcome change of pace to have a show so gleeful.
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Caroline Worra sings Aunt Lydia — the enforcer of mores, the assailer of the weak, the collaborator with the patriarchy — with sadistic relish, half venomous, half gleeful.
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They're both lively and consummate performers, and Haddish's butchering of several names (including that of Call Me by Your Name director Luca Guadagnino) felt positively gleeful.
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On "Quimbombo" — originally recorded by Willie Colón and Hector Lavoe — the vocalist Herman Olivera volleys with his backing chorus in a gleeful paean to okra stew.
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Barr attributed her gleeful antebellum-vintage racism to the sleep aid Ambien and played down her comment as a joke (yes, we know, a racist one).
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Berlusconi, played with shrewd calculation, gleeful abandon and plasticized hair by Toni Servillo, dominates everyone in the movie with his energetic pursuit of power and pleasure.
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But despite Congress' gleeful disregard for the very concept of tax fairness, a growing number of state and local lawmakers are taking action to defend it.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos, an editor at Breitbart News, is known for his gleeful attacks on political correctness that can sometimes veer into offensive and racially charged language.
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He walks away from the chaos with a handful of balloons he releases into the air, like a gleeful child without a care in the world.
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His party's base does appear at times gleeful at expressions of male dominance, and they often seem fired up with rage when women challenge that dominance.
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Republican lawmakers were all but gleeful on Wednesday at Mr. Bannon's comeuppance, ridiculing him for supporting the rare Republican who could lose an Alabama Senate race.
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An informal survey of online forums yielded many examples of those talking up the virtues of illicit dalliances — often in gleeful words not suitable for print.
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As played by Jodie Comer on the mesmerizing British thriller "Killing Eve," Villanelle (real name: Oksana Astankova) is a psychopath with a gleeful passion for murder.
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So what is the point of all this, Trump's great hollowing out of our government, the gleeful shredding of democratic norms, the trashing of our highest office?
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There's even a special appearance by Michael Keaton, playing Assange, and a gleeful recreation of his "Let's get nuts!" line from Tim Burton's 1989 take on Batman.
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He had the sadism of the Joker we know, but there was none of the gleeful absurdity, which would have been welcome after 90 minutes of miserabilism.
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The little guy was all about the rides, judging from a gleeful snap posted by big sister Ireland, while Carmen had her hands full with royal networking.
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"This is my first foray out," Goldberg told the gleeful audience and her stunned co-hosts, all of whom were kept in the dark about Goldberg's visit.
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Moon-mining enthusiasts were particularly gleeful this week when researchers claimed that they had found definitive evidence that water ice exists on the surface of the Moon.
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McCain's gleeful needling of his own party dimmed after he got ratfucked by Karl Rove in South Carolina and then gave George W. Bush a big hug.
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When video and photos of protesters covering Ngo in milkshake, raw egg, and silly string surfaced online, the initial response among his many enemies was somewhat gleeful.
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The mixtape-length "epilogue" to Blood Orange's already handmade-feeling 2018 album is full of the jagged edges of short song fragments and gleeful jumps between styles.
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The short clips of gleeful black children have provided a respite for many Twitter users, who have expressed gratitude for a bit of good in their timelines.
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Ayer works to establish those villains as gleeful fantasies of unfettered freedom, then fetters them with maudlin backstories that make them all sad, soulful, misused, and misunderstood.
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Republicans, on the other hand, were positively gleeful at the prospect of having the unpopular Pelosi to run against this November -- and maybe more Novembers to come.
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I'd take a gleeful whiff of that unmistakable Abercrombie signature cologne, then rummage through the store to find that perfect linen shirt with the iconic moose logo.
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It was exhilarating and cathartic to skid jagged laps around a parking lot, as if I were a gleeful child playing a frenzied game of go-kart.
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A tireless Larry Owens plays a theater usher named Usher in Michael R. Jackson's dizzying musical, which wrestles with blackness, queerness and black queerness with gleeful abandon.
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The channel has recently favored slick, futuristic dramas, full of gleaming cities and high concepts, but "Blood Drive" is a gleeful detour into grindhouse gore and raunch.
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Toward the bottom of the puzzle, there's 49A (think uncomfortably warm, or pressured), 51A (possess), 54A (gleeful), 5893A (an award finalist), 58A (methods) and 59A (Pearly Gates).
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In less than one week between the strike that killed Qassem Suleimani and Trump's morning address, his supporters' rhetoric was often equal parts gleeful and blood-soaked.
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But by creating such a logjam in the hiring process, Obama administration holdovers have plenty of opportunities to cause chaos, which they are doing with gleeful abandon.
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Ms. May had been on edge over Mr. Trump's gleeful support of her country's withdrawal from the European Union, which she opposed but has to carry out.
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Last year, Haze performed a poem about the first time she heard the gleeful, futuristic hip-hop artist Missy Elliott, and the way this experience changed her.
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That makes Crazy Ex-Girlfriend sound like a depressing show, but somehow, its mix of heavy subject matter and quirky musical numbers makes for something downright gleeful.
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It's unsurprising, then, how many stories have come from his castmates about his gleeful onset antics, from snorting Swedish Fish out of his nose to pretend farting.
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Then we can demand to know why our government seems uninterested in fixing problems — and worse, gleeful that they are ignoring the constituents they are meant to serve.
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So I think to step back now and have Democrats almost gleeful when the talks got called off, it is a -- they are tone deaf again politically speaking.
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Asked what "the most secret machine in the entire factory" does, he responds with a gleeful "would you like to see?" before pausing to look at the children.
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Santigold has released a new music video that's perfect for those who enjoy staring in the mirror a little too long, and other acts of gleeful self-absorption.
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While Trump supporters are doing their gleeful victory dance, boycotting Hamilton, Starbucks, Target, Macy's, Twitter (yet tweeting about boycotting them, hmm) and some restaurants that endorse Hillary Clinton.
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Hill, in a sparkly gold dress, ended the heartfelt performance with a gleeful jump before rushing into the arms of her husband for a sweet hug and smooch.
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With its distinguishable brand of mischievous humour, the Beano is as relevant and immediately entertaining as it was when gleeful readers took home that first issue in 1938.
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His gleeful celebration of gay sex took on darker themes during the AIDS crisis, while the art establishment sneered at both the cartoon form and his subject matter.
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He&aposs gleeful, apparently; he feels like he did a great job when he rammed his truck down in that bike pathway, and he feels good about that.
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We got the Utah Senator -- who's retiring this year -- at Reagan National Airport in D.C., and he seemed gleeful about the Presidential buzz following Oprah's Golden Globes speech.
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" No wonder Moe and makeup department head Sherri Berman Laurence light up at just the mention of the S&M club, saying in gleeful unison, "That was fun!
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The best way to work with this energy is to be mature and responsible, and don't expect any romantic dates or business meetings to be joyful, gleeful occasions.
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The brightest part of the snapshot is baby True's gleeful open-mouthed smile, which the 6-month-old wears alongside a white outfit to twin with her mama.
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When Trump's trip was announced, there was a flurry of questions, some gleeful, about how someone so "America first" could be headed to an event so globally minded.
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When much of America was horrified by the sight of neo-Nazis in their streets in 2017, white supremacists were almost gleeful their views were front and center.
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Minutes after surviving the fourth vote of no confidence since becoming South Africa's president, a gleeful Mr Zuma emerged from parliament to sing, dance and rally his supporters.
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The program was cancelled due to lack of interest—"Columbia ditches free tampons because nobody actually used them," proclaimed a gleeful Daily Caller—but reinstated after student outcry.
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Or are you gonna actually try and dance and hug and kiss with arched eyebrows and gleeful abandon as high-camp space-age disco soundtracks your cobwebbed romp?
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But Robinson's writing with a newfound perspective this time around—overlapping dizzy harmonies in gleeful collages as she sings of the ways other people warp your self-perception.
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But sticking it to the man can just as easily be about scantily clad, oiled up dancers, and gleeful romp in the name of love and free expression.
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Mr. Lee has often been a gleeful curator of racial invective, and he observes the Klansmen with a fascination that stops only a few degrees short of sympathy.
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When you fired Mary Claude two weeks before the trip, response was gleeful — like everyone was waiting for the women Maiden to break out into a cat fight.
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What transpired was gleeful mockery of the Middle Eastern boy by us three, in which we took turns ridiculing his name and accent and the clothes he wore.
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Over the past decade, Britain has produced some truly glorious television — from the dark dystopia of Black Mirror to the gleeful euphemisms of The Great British Bake Off.
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It radiates gleeful mischief, and the costume and sets, both by David Zinn, have a thrift-vintage D.I.Y. vibe that creates an additional layer of fascination and familiarity.
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Republican lawmakers seem gleeful about recent revelations in the "RussiaGate" investigation that point to Obama administration abuses of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) powers rather than Russian collusion.
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Occasio-Cortez's suggestion that we might face apocalypse in a dozen years added to the program a gleeful amateurism that makes supporters of radical action look, yes, juvenile.
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Editorial Some conservatives have been almost gleeful that the Republican tax overhaul will hurt people who live in high-cost states like California, New Jersey and New York.
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It makes the movie's gleeful approach to violence feel especially empty, because even if the good guys get shot, they can be resurrected thanks to what's effectively magic.
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If previewing a policy change that could affect millions of people with a gleeful, braggy pop culture reference feels a bit callous to you, you're not alone. pic.twitter.
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Similarly gleeful, although perhaps for not quite the same reason, were Nagoya, Japan four-piece Chai, who played some of the most rapturously received sets of the festival.
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I expected to hear back from Bush's campaign with a confident, almost gleeful readout of the plan they were hatching to crush Trump for making this remark. Crickets. Nothing.
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Republicans lawmakers, some of whom have been gleeful about razing Obama's presidential legacy, now fear a backlash from their conservative political base that could affect the 2018 congressional elections.
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Watch the cast of Hamilton, giddy and gleeful, sing, "Look around, look around, at how lucky we are to be alive right now," and just try not to grin.
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Those who see this recent bit of drama as a sign that Swift's reign as a pop princess might be over are sharing the hashtag with appropriately gleeful GIFs.
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Vian explained locals would use it as a gleeful response when others got annoyed, and he guessed tweeting the phrase at celebrities was just a way to spread joy.
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A few Republicans are even gleeful at the prospect of a dead criminal justice reform movement, arguing that it is nothing more than a continuation of the Obama agenda.
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Behind the scenes, GOP activists are gleeful about the prospect of the FBI announcement helping to shift down-ballot races, as well as the presidential contest, in their favor.
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Each one wears an absolutely gleeful grin, save Reaper, who appears to be very sad because telling everyone to "die, die, die" won him no favors in social situations.
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When I first saw the post this morning on Geek Culture — h/t to Kotaku for spotting — I was gleeful at the idea of covering such a weird story.
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The same spiritedness guided his dauntless effort to preserve and advance it, as well as his almost gleeful embraces across the political aisle that exemplified a politics of moderation.
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All were smiling and were naked, and soon after the picture appeared online, gleeful commenters across the web began insisting that the woman on the left was Angela Merkel.
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This has been a terrible experience; made worse by the media's gleeful attempts to blame Rand for it, ridiculing him for everything from mowing his own lawn to composting.
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"She's a B actor and has no mojo," Trump said of Dunham, seemingly gleeful that she'd be gone from the U.S. should he make it to the White House.
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We'd flee from her—half gleeful because we were in on the joke, half fearful because we were convinced we'd be consumed by the raw, pink, pockmarked bird carcass.
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Like Lan Wangji, The Untamed wears its heart on its sleeve, and like Wei Wuxian, it's gleeful about its own small rebellions: it's perfectly imperfect — a little untamed itself.
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"I figured," he said with concern, which prompted Ms. Shipka, who turns 19 in November (she's a Sagittarius), to let out a gleeful cackle befitting, well, a teenage witch.
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The film's sometimes gleeful portrayal of sexualized crime and violence was echoed in later movies like Arthur Penn's "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967) and Oliver Stone's "Natural Born Killers" (1994).
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"Don't encourage her," my aunt repeats, as my cousin dodges a gleeful slap from Jiajia as she crouches to embrace her daughter after a successful trip to the potty.
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The gleeful patriotism of "Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat," a dance number featuring rifles adorned with the American flag, is far removed from local taste and prompted a few chuckles.
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Steeped in the gaudy materialism of Central Florida, animated by Brooklynn Prince's gleeful spontaneity and anchored by Willem Dafoe's deep craft, the movie already has a feeling of permanence.
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As he shows those he confronts the almost gleeful, blasé footage of them reenacting their crimes, he pushes and pushes for someone to apologize or at least take responsibility.
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I ask him whether he himself currently feels alienated from a culture where even those ostensibly on his "side" don't have a lot affection for provocative jive and gleeful contradiction.
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After my meeting, I walk by a line of what looks like 40 people, trying not to look to gleeful as I skip the line to pick up my food.
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Normally, this would be the end — again, Game of Thrones has a gleeful habit of killing idealists — but Jon is too special for death to put him down for good.
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In South Korea, a gleeful crowd of children hysterically cheered Trump's arrival in what President Moon Jae-in called the first state visit by a US president in 25 years.
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While they were fond of pretty much all of the canines, as evidenced by their gleeful squeals, the family decided that they'd take both Chestnut and Hazelnut, who they'd rename.
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Like the rest of Lil Boat, "Run / Running" provokes either gleeful curiosity or a click of the Skip button, but it's the Sailing Team captain's strangest, most daring voyage yet.
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Tortured to insanity and sired by Angelus, Drusilla turns from a pure, innocent Christian girl to a vicious predator who terrorizes Europe and takes gleeful pleasure in torture and murder.
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We trawled through the archives of Peter Dinklage's Instagram feed (and a whole bunch of the other cast members' feeds) to track down their most gleeful off-set moments together.
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Many of the stories have been altered to suit the film's central narrative, and the original illustrations transformed into three-dimensional beings — but the gleeful dread remains largely in tact.
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Tesla has long refused to spend money on marketing, and it has no reason to: Musk's gleeful, whimsical, sometimes downright bizarre public persona makes plenty of news, at no charge.
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Until then, those who spent time behind bars for marijuana crimes in the state won't likely be celebrating alongside gleeful pot enthusiasts who've never faced the inside of a jail.
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For seven games, an ash-covered man with chains fused to his forearms battled his way through the Olympian pantheon in a gleeful parade of blood, sex, and weapon upgrades.
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I offered a spoonful to my girlfriend, whose face lit up with the same gleeful recognition it did every time we'd share a pint of Ben & Jerry's on my couch.
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Mr. Trump's wrecking ball of a presidential bid — the gleeful smearing of his opponents, the embracing of bluster as brand — has been a Roy Cohn number on a grand scale.
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As you watch them roll around the fine-tuned details of the park at Universal Studios, you can see Klay crack into a gleeful smile just about every five seconds.
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The illusion that My Immortal was gleeful and sincere bad fic is gone, along with the eternal mystery surrounding who Christo was and what she wanted her fic to be.
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This gleeful cartoon about two brothers who take on odd jobs all over their town of Big City is reminiscent of "Adventure Time," but a little more wild and silly.
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Robinson's also no slouch when it comes to making unadulteratedly gleeful mixes, which see his playful edits of 2000s pop staples seamlessly tucked in-between French house and nu-disco.
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Amanda Carpenter, a Republican strategist who has been critical of Mr. Trump, said the administration's gleeful reaction to Mr. Schneiderman's resignation on Monday had been off key and politically myopic.
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Ms. Owens, 46, is known for an unpredictable, often gleeful style that mixes painterly and pop-culture elements, some of which are screen printed instead of being created with brushes.
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" On Reddit, elated supporters of Mr. Trump congregated on a message board named "The_Donald," and circulated photos of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton with the gleeful caption, "not my president.
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Maybe that's because no one else is willing to pull the mask back on the grown-ups — their wars, their lies, their needless aggressions — with quite as much gleeful honesty.
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Along with its stunning variety of gleeful carnage and not-so-partial nudity, Deadpool 2 also introduced audiences to Domino, a budding superhero whose power is that she's incredibly lucky.
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It really was the tone of the actual show that just struck me as something so unusual and funny and delightful and dark and gleeful, but also painful and vulnerable.
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With the dollar's surge back on though, and oil shares gleeful about its rapid rise, European shares were heading for an eighth straight week of gains despite the Italian turbulence.
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Put another way, having gleeful Iraqi forces taking celebratory selfies inside the very place where you announced your glorious, enduring caliphate would have been pretty bad public relations for ISIS.
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The gleeful chaos of the band's live performance—at one point, lead singer Ulises Mariscal threw his bass onto the stage—spoke to their visible excitement at playing the festival.
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Cruz said news executives would be the most gleeful about Trump's round of wins -- not because they support Trump, but because they see him as the weakest candidate against Hillary Clinton.
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Rather, there are a lot of gestures toward outrage, mockery, self-mockery, self-loathing, and cultural image–hijacking that, despite the gleeful, stupid exuberance, provide few moments of critical transcendent emancipation.
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The president is a longtime media industry insider whose attacks on the press have been so corrosive because he knows his targets so intimately, and chooses his distortions with gleeful expertise.
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The Cormoran Strike books aren't magical or whimsical, but as gleeful romps centered on a lovably scarred protagonist, they are as close as we'll get to a grown-up Harry Potter.
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Messi is seen smiling and picking up the boy, whose blue and white striped plastic shirt and gleeful expression while wearing it melted hearts online at the start of the year.
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What would be a usually gleeful and adventurous moment between two sisters is instead eerie thanks to Sylan Esso's echoey and ominous "Come Down," which quietly scores their late-afternoon skate.
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Yesterday is not trying to be anything other than what it promises: a gleeful ride through a wild premise with some feel-good music to keep you going along the way.
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"Fancy You" plays like an upbeat crush song on paper, but the garbled sighs that provide the hook keep the singers distracted, refracted into a synthesized giggle, gleeful in its ache.
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While still snubbing the claims of "Mr Denysenko" to have any kind of clerical status, they report with gleeful satisfaction on the lively old man's campaign to undermine his young successor.
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I've come to recognize that gleeful, mad-scientist grin my aesthetician has when she wants to try something new, usually skipping the whole "asking me if I'm cool with it" part.
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Whittaker also looked for his usual right high kick to punish Romero's slips and leans, but Romero ducked deep enough to slip under it—garnering a gleeful squeal from Joe Rogan.
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When it finally came down in 1989, images of gleeful Berliners hacking at the steel-and-concrete behemoth with hammers became a powerful symbol of unity and the triumph of freedom.
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It gestures at a more interesting tale, a critique of wealth and privilege through the eyes of someone forced into experiencing life from the bottom, after a lifetime in gleeful ignorance.
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The thought of him one day having a gleeful vintage revenge performance at the United Center, in a rival jersey, is so Joakim Noah that it feels almost like an inevitability.
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Clinton at a Trump rally in Greensboro, N.C., were greeted with gleeful shouts of the word; this summer, a "school-age" child yelled, "Take the bitch down!" repeatedly at another rally.
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The next couple of cuts show Ann, who we know was found dead in a local Wind Gap pond, being strangled by a gleeful Amma as other hands hold her down.
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But in contrast to the gleeful videos the militants have released detailing their destruction of ancient artifacts in other places, they had made little attempt to publicize their actions in Palmyra.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Although they burst with pastel colors and showcase gleeful revelers on vacation, the beach scenes by artist Alex Nguyen-Vo unsettle more than they soothe.
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The gleeful iPhone 11 owner then takes his place right in front of the entrance to flash his iPhone 11 box in one hand and a peace sign with his other.
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In effect, the American president was being gleeful that the government of the most important nation in Europe could collapse, with huge ramifications for the Continent and the trans-Atlantic alliance.
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Liv's boss, medical examiner Ravi Chakrabarti (Rahul Kohli), is a great second banana, equal parts sharp scientist, gleeful dork, and loyal friend who's Liv's only hope of curing her zombie-ism.
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There's gleeful rhymes and chiming melodies—all the pleasant and colorful hallmarks of the most magical place on earth—but when Klein indulges those things she knocks them off balance too.
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They were downright gleeful over new reports that a group of Democrats had used online disinformation in the campaign against Roy Moore, the Republican candidate for Senate in Alabama in 2017.
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To put it mildly, Game of Thrones fans were gleeful about Arya's potential reunions with both her long-lost frenemy the Hound and her long-lost childhood buddy (and crush), Gendry.
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On Wednesday, the New York debut of Gabe Stone Shayer in the same role was impressive: less gleeful, with a touch more menace, only smudging minor details in the death scene.
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The most revealing false claim: Pelosi and the speech Trump is not only a relentless fabricator of his own nonsense but a gleeful purveyor of nonsense he has heard from others.
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The elevator door screeched while closing, as if wounded, and the hallways I left behind, as I rose in a series of shudders, reverberated with a sound that was almost gleeful.
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"This has been a terrible experience; made worse by the media's gleeful attempts to blame Rand for it, ridiculing him for everything from mowing his own lawn to composting," she added.
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And McConnell's conclusion was disturbing: His party's base is apparently primed to think women are lying in order to bring men down and are gleeful when men accused of wrongdoing triumph.
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Trump's anti-feminism owes more to the gleeful vulgarity and implicit threats of violence of 4chan than the traditional debate over what a woman's role should be in the public square.
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Gaga transformed Houston's NRG Stadium into a slick arena concert, singing her best hits, bringing out her trademark mix of gleeful spectacle and chaos, and even weaving in a subtle political message.
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To see that, you only need look at how gleeful the assassin was during last week's "I'll Deal With Him Later" as she concocted a deadly "perfume" to kill a fragrance mogul.
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Heisenberg's Salon is highlighting the notion, over and over, that we are near the buzzing abyss, as in "The October Bees": The October Bees are gleeful, lacking built impostors to envy & adore.
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They videotape their gleeful ride and posted it on the Internet, showing the young male graduates laughing and cheering like frat boys, giving thumbs up through open windows and the roof hatch.
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That is the question governments worldwide are asking after President Donald Trump, flanked by gleeful workers, imposed tariffs of 10% and 25% on imports of steel and aluminium respectively on March 8th.
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There's a gleeful tone in some coverage of the 2016 election—that all of Trump's idiots are going to lose, and then somehow American politics will be cleansed of this malevolent force.
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The release comes four tracks long, and exemplifies the LA producer's usual disregard for genre conventions by working with 8 bit styles, gleeful rave exuberance, and synth pop motifs at various points.
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Sarandos can be an outspoken, even gleeful, critic of network practices in his zeal to promote what Netflix views as its superior model — on-demand and commercial-free streaming, on any device.
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According to Politico, Spicer seemed almost gleeful as he chatted with reporters on the White House lawn on Thursday, following a trip to New York to discuss post-press secretary career options.
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"As someone that hopes to one day support Paul if he runs for president, I am downright gleeful to see Trump come completely unhinged and pick a fight with him," she added.
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Mr. Trump, by then, had gained the kind of status he had long been denied, and seemed more and more gleeful as he took in the significance of what he had achieved.
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Each track illustrates her gleeful disregard for the way the old guard approaches to familiar sounds, approaching them with clear appreciation but scuffing them up a bit, making them a little stranger.
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" The daughter of a penniless linen maid, Valadon, whose given name was Marie-Clémentine, was a gleeful hellion as a child — "a devil," she called herself, adding, "I behaved like a boy.
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These scenes are silly and impossible to take seriously even when blood flows, though they do afford you the opportunity to watch Eastwood's not-yet-repentant, gleeful dog getting down and dirty.
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Confessing upfront about their gleeful fictions, the filmmakers reimagine a roughly five-week period in 1926 when McPherson (wholeheartedly played by Anna Margaret Hollyman) disappeared from a beach and was presumed dead.
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Like Ms. Backhaus's superior Off Broadway hit "Men on Boats" — a straight-faced, gender-reversed retelling of a chapter in 19th-century American exploration — "Wives" is a gleeful work of historical subversion.
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In the past week, Trump has violated a notably large number of norms surrounding good government, but the general pattern of gleeful, frequent norm-breaking has defined most of the Trump presidency.
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The show tends toward wild, gleeful vulgarity with occasional flashes of real pathos, but the biggest draws are the performances from Goodman and Walton Goggins, who plays the slimy brother-in-law.
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The show tends toward wild, gleeful vulgarity with occasional flashes of real pathos, but the biggest draws are the performances from Goodman and Walton Goggins, who plays the slimy brother-in-law.
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And when he's alone onstage again, he does one of the pathetically gleeful capers that got enormous laughter at the beginning of the play — but now he does it into dead silence.
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Crumb went too far here; there's too much of a gleeful anger in these comics, making what was ostensibly intended to read as a satire of racist bigotry indistinguishable from bigotry itself.
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For every scowl cast on Yiannopoulos's promotion of the "Privilege Grant," which offers stipends to help pay for the education of white males attending college, he no doubt responds with a gleeful smirk.
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We got the "Panda" rapper at LAX Monday and he was gleeful about the video TMZ posted showing Tommy Lee and gf Brittany Furlan gettin' some in the head on an AA jet.
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Many media executives express fears about Facebook and Google publicly, and are gleeful in their criticism whenever the platforms mess up (like when Facebook had to admit a series of video metric miscalculations).
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Instead, there's a gleeful madman kicking them into space, then turning to the camera and holding up every slug and slimy thing he finds underneath those stones to say exactly what they're called.
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"Raids" of unrelated communities were being plotted in a Trump Discord server called Centipede Central where members of the New Right dedicated an entire room to the gleeful collection of sobbing Hillary supporters.
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Erg Herbe's similarly built around woodwinds and synthetic drones, but it's a gleeful sort of centeredness—the gleaming sunrises of new age tapes past rendered in crayon and gel pen instead of watercolor.
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Because Frogwares seemed slightly more self-aware about all the ways their game is bedecked in genre trappings, and even gleeful about all the boxes it is checking as you explore its world.
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CORINNA da FONSECA-WOLLHEIM Erik Satie was in his 21960s and the gleeful instigator of a string of scandals when, in 270, he came into the orbit of the Dada movement in Paris.
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The humor in "The Boat Rocker" largely stems from Feng's gleeful mocking of the grandiose claims of Yan and various party hacks, not least through his quoting of purple passages from the manuscript.
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Scandal has struck "the most magical place on Earth" this week after a gleeful Minnie Mouse accepted a man&aposs marriage proposal — to the shock of Mickey Mouse, who secretly witnessed the act.
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On Saturday evening, six days after "The Terms of My Surrender," Mr. Moore's solo show decrying President Trump, closed on Broadway, the president took a gleeful jab at the liberal provocateur on Twitter.
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"On the one hand, the Russians are gleeful about the American withdrawal; there is this 'We told you so' feeling," he said, referring to the Soviet Union's disastrous invasion of Afghanistan in 1979.
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Imposing yet gleeful, they stand sentry on the parquet de Versailles, adjacent to chairs and tables of Zana's own design, bulwarks of early Pop radicalism amid the haute-bourgeois sage-painted boiserie walls.
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And so I have been hearing the same sentence, spoken in sharply different emotional registers, from thrilled young leftists, nervous moderate Democrats, gleeful Republicans: Democrats are about to nominate a socialist for president!
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Alexandria ran into DB by total chance at a gas station as she was driving from D.C. back to Albany, NY. The run-in went kinda as you'd expect -- panicked, but also gleeful.
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He has continued to retweet white supremacists, make racist comments, pick unnecessary fights, contradict himself on the stump, and show an almost gleeful disinterest in building a real campaign or learning about policy.
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If you have never seen the show before and were hoping for a tiny taste of its gleeful madness, well, "Sense8: A Christmas Special" probably isn't going to be what gets you hooked.
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Deconstructing those carefully crafted images requires some finesse, as well as gleeful enthusiasm for tearing them apart and putting them back together in slightly weirder shapes to make them easier to laugh at.
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Ghafoor t weeted pictures of cratered patches of dirt and twisted metal which he said was evidence of India's failed attack, but this didn't blunt the gleeful and taunting response from Indians online.
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He's more or less said he's willing to try anything, linking it all with his booming voice, gleeful sense of humor, and knack for choosing chaotic beats that push him to new places.
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This Paris installation may be the most gleeful show of his grimy work possible, an effect achieved by mixing connotations of minimalist absence (with the ultra-spare array of works) within sumptuous neoclassical extravagance.
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Time & Space is Turnstile's most openly ambitious release, still peddling youthful exuberance as if it was their stock in trade, while baking in even more gleeful sections that will only further alienate their detractors.
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She held back nothing back, hurling into the audience with gleeful abandon a tambourine, "future feminist" shirts, her underwear, and finally a crucifix that had been inserted into her vagina by a band member.
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Instead, Popstar is a gleeful smorgasbord of dopey jokes set in and around the pop music world, playfully goofing on the divas, the pretentious, and the pathetic hangers-on that fall into its orbit.
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His victory speech was a familiar, gleeful rant about how "Mexico is killing us", and about the wall along the southern border that the Mexican government will obligingly pay for once he is elected.
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The question of whether or not Jon Snow is dead must have become a running joke at HBO, which clearly took gleeful pleasure last month in showing us Snow's lifeless body in the trailer.
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Different from the ISIS of today that is gleeful about slaughtering innocents, even children, my captors seemed to hold some respect for human life or surely they would have shot us on the spot.
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In June, Skrillex and Chance teamed up to remix a Stephen Colbert monologue about cereal, and in March they remixed OWSLA affiliates Hundred Waters' "Show Me Love" into four minute of blindingly gleeful joy.
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But on second viewing, I thought: The gleeful cigar-chomping, the golf-playing in that garish bathrobe and boots; the eye-twitching, the sudden screaming — they're all perhaps meant to be signifiers of crazy.
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Where "Silicon Valley" is a gleeful satire about business people feigning idealism — all that hoo-hah about changing the world — "Halt" is an empathetic drama about idealists trying to fake their way into business.
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Explorer With a face as creased as a walnut shell and a smile as gleeful as it was toothless, 4003-year-old Augustina Lamagril welcomed us into the small shop inside her adobe home.
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To read his work was to see a gleeful spirit of muckraking, a fondness for 10,000-word posts and a penchant for grandstanding about his legal battles (he has filed two lawsuits seeking records).
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Jones gives a similarly outsize performance, but in a different way from McKinnon, letting the film offer two very different but equally energetic performances, one quiet and weird and the other boisterous and gleeful.
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Like "Men on Boats" — and like Phyllida Lloyd's wonderful series of all-female Shakespeare from London's Donmar Warehouse — "King Philip's Head" reminds us of the gleeful illumination that can come from women embodying men.
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The Trump administration immediately said — despite the president's gleeful tweets hailing the decision — that it would continue to enforce the law until the appeals process plays out, which could take more than a year.
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In commentary that censors appeared to be trying to suppress, people reacted online on Wednesday with both gleeful disdain and also incredulity that so large an instance of tax evasion merited only a fine.
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The speaker is Milo Yiannopoulos, an editor at Breitbart News, the right-wing website, who is known for his gleeful attacks on political correctness that can sometimes veer into offensive and racially-charged language.
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The real world is complicated, sure, but Hunters is at its best when it pretends that it isn't, when the characters are unleashed to enact gleeful sadism on men and women who deserve it.
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Sebastian Thrun is waving a device in his hand with an excited, almost gleeful expression on his face as he trots from a makeshift aircraft hangar toward the secret project that Kitty Hawk Corp.
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My parents weren't upset when we left home (they were in fact pretty gleeful), and yet here, in Fred, was a collective problem, a challenge that would force a reunion of our small family.
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Mark Cuban, the Dallas Mavericks owner and gleeful Trump troll, gladly engaged on his own political ambitions via email, even praising Mr. Trump for recognizing that the nature of communications in campaigns had changed.
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Months later, when Arsenal visited Stoke City — for a game Stoke would go on to win — the home fans sang "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" again and again, in a sort of gleeful conceptual taunt.
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Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, said that while the short-sellers might be feeling "gleeful" now, the bull case for Beyond Meat could shape up in the near future.
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The Myanmar public was, "in for the ride of your life right now," he added in the speech that was a gleeful take on the positives Myanmar would reap from its technological and telecoms liberation.
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Plus, director Ondi Timoner isn't afraid to go there — there are almost too many full-frontal shots to count, displayed with a kind of gleeful zest that we have the late Mapplethorpe to thank for.
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"When I first started interacting with Alice, it was because Alice had posted a picture on FetLife of someone she had duct-taped to a flagpole in the Castro," Dee recalls with a gleeful smile.
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Julian Clarke had to do the heavy lifting in Adobe Premiere Pro to strike a balance between the character's love of gore and gleeful absurdity, making a movie that's accessible to both fans and neophytes.
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Though Putin seemed "gleeful" at his Wednesday news conference, coverage of Trump in Russian media has been "moderately positive" recently, said Anders Aslund, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, a foreign affairs think tank.
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There are many people who perform gleeful cruelty against innocents in games at some point, but very few people buy games for this sole purpose, much less games that cost $40,000 a day to play.
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There's as much gleeful experimenting here as there ever was on his older tracks, plus his choice of slivered vocals seem attuned to this particular moment in a way that feels fresh for his productions.
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Meanwhile, Cole has essentially provided North Korea something that they desperately need: a positive, gleeful face to present to the world, something that they can use to deflect criticism, at least on a social level.
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The prelude to his presidential run was his gleeful hyping of birtherism, a multiyear campaign of conspiracy theories and obvious lies that served no purpose beyond calling into question the legitimacy of Barack Obama's presidency.
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"Having brazenly plundered the films of Scorsese, Phillips fashions stolen ingredients into something new, so that what began as a gleeful cosplay session turns progressively more dangerous — and somehow more relevant, too," The Guardian wrote.
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Whatever the reason, the Glimmerglass production of "Sweeney Todd," Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's musical of gleeful comeuppance in Victorian England, seems as convinced as Mr. Trump that the world has gone terribly, chaotically wrong.
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With an expression of gleeful fury on his foremost face, he holds a sword in one hand, a trident in another and, in a third, a noose for dragging people onto the right spiritual path.
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But sending Bronn, a man who's saved both Tyrion and Jaime's lives repeatedly, with the giant traitor weapon is the kind of gleeful cruelty that Jaime knows Cersei tends to reserve for her worst enemies.
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"I'm hearing from people who are gleeful that he's gone," Liz Mair, a Republican political consultant who founded Vapers United, a group that supports vaping as a tool to stop smoking, said of Dr. Gottlieb.
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I am not going to turn this into a teaching moment to justify the existence of millions of Haitian or African or El Salvadoran people because of the gleeful, unchecked racism of a world leader.
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What made him positively gleeful about the work he did in intelligence was that feeling of being the little boy putting together that puzzle with disparate pieces, and how he could achieve truly dramatic effect.
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You can hear the same gleeful anticipation in the rhetoric of "dark-green" eco-fundamentalist groups, which right now are outpacing religious extremists in their rush to claim the coronavirus as nature's revenge on humanity.
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A leadership aide told CNN that the topic is likely to be about the next steps on investigations..." FOR THE RECORD -- Susan Hennessey's warning: "No one should kid themselves or feel gleeful in this moment.
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Yet the fact remains that on a show where most of the characters' comedic personas run toward "basically good but horribly hapless," Erlich's gleeful amorality functions as a welcome burst of raw comedic processing power.
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Celine A Diet Prada Hangover Hits Hard The cheeky watchdog duo Diet Prada has gained respect from industry insiders, fashion fans, and a growing mob of gleeful haters ready to take down bigots and biters alike.
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In particular, we'll finally get to see that much-anticipated "I choose violence" scene from the original trailer, which will almost certainly involve The Mountain splattering multiple sparrows in a gleeful melee of bone-snapping destruction.
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Wells then made the rather silly decision to tell the rest of the guys that he was the only one that hadn't kissed her yet, and they all could not have been more gleeful about this.
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Who needs bland quotes about how thrilling it is to be a part of the Blade Runner family or whatever when you can get Harrison Ford to let loose and cackle like a gleeful sea witch?
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That sense of gleeful anarchy propelled the service in the early days, when a small group of power users made and remade norms and etiquette on a near-constant basis, but now it's just a mess.
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They may lament Trump's gleeful anticipation of "winning" the trade wars he starts—as if trade were a zero-sum game—and his seeming obliviousness to the fact that trade wars can have lose-lose outcomes.
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On Sunday, the newly married singer, 32, served up a spirited version of the No. 1 country song in the nation in front of a gleeful crowd at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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It feels like a neutered version of Dahl, one without the gleeful derangement of Gene Wilder in the 1971 screen adaptation Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory, or Anjelica Huston in the 1990 version of The Witches.
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And where Argento's use of color was partly fetishistic, indulging in a gleeful orgy of violence, Guadagnino uses it to argue that violence — specifically violent social revolution — is not only cathartic but necessary and even inevitable.
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Gilbert is now essentially the lead — Darlene dropped into Roseanne's empty chair in the show's closing kitchen-table sequence — and her dry, Gen X humor could give "The Conners" a distinct voice from Barr's gleeful bullhorn.
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While Mr. Ford was a somber, deeply sorrowful presence in the film, he flipped out when the Oscar nominations were announced; we know this because he recorded his gleeful reaction and it made the local news.
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As I watched gleeful Republicans in the Rose Garden last Thursday, I was bemused by the contrast between Mr. Ryan's stated concern for vulnerable people and the obvious disregard his health care bill shows for them.
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Still, Ms. Lupino lends her husky delivery to several other numbers, and, once his character has been spurned for his hunky best friend (stolid Cornel Wilde), Mr. Widmark ignites the screen with gleeful, almost pyromaniacal malevolence.
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The contented expressions the gentle techie Shubham makes when he's had a great chat recall the tender scene in Freaks and Geeks when young geek Bill sits down to snack and watch television, solitary but gleeful.
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The media did not try to contain their gleeful enthusiasm for such a messy spectacle that would portray Republicans as dopey rubes who had been led over a cliff by an orange-haired, political pied piper.
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Mr. West's many contradictions are old news by this point — he is an activist who is also a capitalist, a penitent and gleeful sinner, a stubborn autodidact and an eager collaborator, a vessel and a pied piper.
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And though that's an easy first comparison, a lot of the work depicts a more gleeful approach to violence reminiscent of obscure slasher movies like Happy Birthday to Me and the modern filmic output of Rob Zombie.
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But on Facebook and Twitter, the story spread as if it were new, inspiring gleeful exclamations that Clinton was finally going to face justice, and that the sickos running global pedophile rings would soon be brought down.
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Reynolds delivered one of the most talked-about performances of the year, and the film's mix of violence and comedy sent a gleeful "Fuck you!" to a film genre some fans and critics have grown tired of.
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Underneath all those encomia to the acting and writing on "The Sopranos" or "Mad Men" or "Game of Thrones" was a baser pleasure: the gleeful catharsis of watching someone who isn't us get crushed under the wheel.
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And the same holds true for this Hamilton episode, in which two (hilarious) women take on the roles of Hamilton and Burr with gleeful sneers, with a black man stepping into the role of America's first president.
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First there's that moment when he looks at his surroundings and takes it all in; then there's the gleeful charge; and finally the spectacular head-first dive that sends him skidding gloriously across the snow-covered grass.
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Thompson dives into Katherine's most unlikeable characteristics with gleeful zest, and it's refreshing to see a woman in power not pander to the men around her, even if that means completely overlooking a colleague's tragic premature death.
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Miller has for the longest time been described in the press as a Bannon ally, but that's not quite true and I expect he will perform a public evisceration of Bannon for a gleeful audience of one.
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, who plays Jaime Lannister, recorded some extraordinarily gleeful commentary for the season eight trailer when it dropped earlier this month—and he's not the only cast member having a goddamn blast right now, apparently.
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Among those who call themselves "believers" and are thus at least technically not nihilists, one frequently finds an obsession with apocalypse, a gleeful anticipation of the living end that will destroy the inherent fakery of all things.
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The resulting movie feels as gleeful and nervy as a student film that the drama club threw together in secret, as if the cast kept whispering to each other, Can you believe we're getting away with this?
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Please fortify yourself with this sea of gleeful wagging tails, melodious barks, and faces that always look like they're smiling: "It's such a popular breed," Doreen McGugan, chair of the Golden Retriever Club of Scotland, told TODAY.
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As definitive as that portrayal was, however, Wilder was truly capable of so much more: a deft turn of phrase, a sharp-witted eyebrow raise, a moment of gleeful whimsy, quickly countered by an earnest, warm smile.
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The coziness of the event — where reporters hobnob with the politicians they cover — can be awkward, too, leading some journalists to stifle their laughter, lest they be caught on camera appearing too gleeful at the president's expense.
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Before you could say "mergers and acquisitions," gleeful reports were making their way around the web, Patagonia cast in the role of the tssk-ing parent issuing judgments on the morally corrupt money-grubbers and privacy-ignorers.
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"Ella" is to Ella Fitzgerald performing scat; on Thursday, it was a happy vehicle for Ms. Figgins and Mr. Monteiro, fizzing away excitingly through a wide range of dynamics and moods in response to Fitzgerald's gleeful virtuosity.
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Now, with interest rates creeping higher, residential real estate prices flattening and fears of an economic slowdown coming, real estate insiders are gleeful at the notion that a downturn could be an existential threat for the company.
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No one should be gleeful, for an impeachment process is a trauma for our country — and I'm not sure that Democrats living in blue bubbles appreciate the risk that this process may end up helping Republican candidates.
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As Sam Adams wrote in a review for Slate, "It feels like the movies have gotten as big as they can get, and the gleeful absurdity that drove them is losing ground to the specter of obligation."
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It was a brief moment of gleeful, stupid, fun to try out the different face filters with my coworkers and play around with the eerily good camera that can follow you as you move around the room.
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The more classic offering came first, with the premiere of "Until the Real Thing Comes Along (a letter to ourselves)," a gleeful tribute to the music of Fats Waller and, perhaps more incidentally, to the dancers' friendship.
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Though Wine Country takes gleeful pleasure in skewering the bougie attitudes of wine connoisseurs, the lush, saturated vistas — not to mention the ratio of twinkly-lights to patio — still telegraph a celebration of that upper-middle-class lifestyle.
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But if the films' take on US politics is a refreshing look at a society on the brink of self-destruction, its gleeful enjoyment of all that chaos ultimately turns the concept of "morality" into a giant ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
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In a world of self-serious drug warriors, Eric Lance brings a gleeful, knowing wickedness to his role as "CIA Bill," the puppetmaster pulling the strings of Los Pepes, as the Escobar kill team took to calling itself.
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"Cables" is a perfect example of the band finding its sound, as Albini mines his experience of growing up in Montana and watching kids his age go to the slaughterhouse and watch the gruesome proceedings with gleeful joy.
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Even her physicality is suggestively dual: she walks with the hunched tenderness of the aged and overburdened, but also, through a glance or a gleeful, violent lunge, shows a youthfulness that makes you wonder who Elizabeth once was.
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Instead, or in addition, their home is invaded by several gunmen, a gaggle of gleeful children, and an ostrich (don't ask), the various fissures in the family dynamic widening as each alternative version of events plays itself out.
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John Lennon may not have been able to identify Bernhardt in a lineup, but when he declared the Beatles bigger than Jesus, he was reproducing the bold defiance and gleeful appetite for fame that she first made popular.
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The details are tawdry all around: explicit video footage of Hulk Hogan having sex with the wife of a friend, taped without his knowledge and, years later, posted online by the popular website Gawker along with gleeful commentary.
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"SZ31X71" already had its share of blown out drums and piercing synth sounds, but Porter's mix goes down like he's tossed a wrench into the paper shredder, splintering the original and grinning at all the gleeful scraping sounds.
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Over the past couple years their releases have run the gamut from experimental synth music to straight up fusion jams, but this set finds them working in their wheelhouse of gleeful 70s and 80s Arabic funk and jazz.
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Perhaps the most prolific and gleeful thief in the history of manuscripts was the 19th-century Count Guglielmo Bruto Icilio Timoleone Libri-Carrucci dalla Sommaia — known appropriately as "Libri" — for whom de Hamel has an unmistakable soft spot.
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Both are mordant stories about assassins: Barry (Bill Hader), a burned out ex-soldier who longs to become an actor, and Villanelle (Jodie Comer), a gleeful huntress playing cat-and-mouse with an intelligence-agency bureaucrat (Sandra Oh).
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Almost unrecognizable behind a scraggly beard, croaking his lines through a mouth full of sharpened teeth, he exudes a gleeful Charles Manson-like malevolence as Ygor — a grave robber who survived his hanging, albeit with a broken neck.
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In the clip above from The Daily Show, Trevor Noah shows old footage of Bolton being highly praised on the network, including a clip of him awkwardly spinning on a fit board alongside the other gleeful Fox presenters.
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The Democratic base appeared intent on ignoring the fact that large swaths of the United States were not mirror images of Manhattan's Upper West Side, while the GOP was all too gleeful reminding everyone else of that fact.
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"My opposition to her is over her direct participation in interrogation and her gleeful enjoyment of someone being tortured," said Paul, a libertarian who has staked out dovish positions on U.S. foreign policy that buck the GOP mainstream.
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RESIDENTE Resistance through anger and resistance through gleeful survival — fist-pumping and dancing — were the core of a free outdoor concert by Residente (René Pérez Joglar), formerly the frontman of the Puerto Rican hip-hop duo Calle 13.
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So is her singing, as she cultivates a bemused indifference that cracks at unexpected moments, like when "Cool" ascends into a gleeful high note ("Ooooooooooh" is the best vowel to draw out, as she and Taylor Swift know).
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Diane, I'm lost: For the last week and a half, I've been been wrapped in the spastic world of Showtime's Twin Peaks: The Return, the new 18-hour series from gleeful zig-zagger and noted nightmare sommelier David Lynch.
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In the clip above, the Hollywood star gets lured into a Fight Club skit by a gleeful Corden, only to end up knocking the host out in sheer frustration — much to the cheers and applause of his writing staff.
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After promising to conduct a "joyful" campaign, Mr. Bush instead found himself locked in an ugly and dejected slog, under gleeful attack from his rivals and heightened scrutiny from the political world he had thought was rooting for him.
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There's little expectation of going mano-a-mano, but Mr. LaPierre's tone provided a reminder that time is running out on what has been a remarkable run of unapologetic, even gleeful, bursts of disrespect aimed personally at President Obama.
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The legal team for Michael Cohen, President Trump's personal lawyer, said on Monday that the Fox News host Sean Hannity was a former client of his — setting off a denial from Hannity and a gleeful reaction from Stephen Colbert.
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Turning the original's thick tribal percussion on its head, Allendes crafts a full-frontal assault of 20-story tall kicks and wide-open claps that stomp and snap with gleeful abandon while red-alert synths warn of imminent overload.
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This year, it's been downright depressing as movement conservatives struggle to reconcile Trump's hijacking of their party and gleeful dismissal of their movement with their strongly held beliefs that pure conservative ideology can win politically and help the country.
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Whether that's the Chicago rapper's sunny guest turn on Skrillex's Hundred Waters remix or Mall Grab's gleeful house flip of the ultra-lightbeam gospel of Kanye West's "Father Stretch My Hands," all things bright and beautiful were on repeat.
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It's been a rough election year in the United States of America, a fracturing mess of anger, disillusionment, crumbling public discourse, the gleeful perpetration of every -ism imaginable, an actual confession of assault, and increasing despair for the future.
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In return, Liberians eat, drink, spend and pledge their loyalty — and then head to the next party headquarters to do the same thing, gleeful that, in their own small way, they are getting a little of their own back.
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Text messages, emails and testimony over the last few days have shown men who were eager for the attention of state officials, gleeful at the thought of outsmarting bureaucratic regulations, and indignant when they thought they had been overlooked.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Gleeful mischief" is how Gregory Cowles described John Ashbery's collages in The New York Times review of the book, They Knew What They Wanted: Poems & Collages (Rizzoli Electa, 2018), edited by Mark Polizzotti.
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In the clip above — taken from Friday night's Graham Norton Show — Cranston explains to a gleeful Eddie Redmayne and Benedict Cumberbatch how he used to be in charge of filming video clips of the company's clients talking about themselves.
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The Russian government was one of the few around the world that was openly gleeful about the American election result, with members of the State Duma, the lower house of the Russian legislature, breaking into applause at the announcement.
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While Japan wrestled with complicated issues of modernization and heritage, its culture was understood in the West though clichéd binaries: The ascetic Zen of a rock garden on one hand, the gleeful kitsch of Hello Kitty on the other.
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Taking a different approach, the artists in Island Universe were encouraged by curator and participant Irina Danilova of Project 59 to bring a gleeful spontaneity to their show, partly through collaborations, as half the participants are pairings of artists.
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As an overall package, At Home With Amy Sedaris is a gleeful hodgepodge of silly jokes, talk show satire, and bubbly innuendo delivered with the gusto of a host who refuses to have anything less than an amazing time.
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Not only was this a massive, fast-fashion departure from form, but it was the purest expression of exactly what her husband's biggest critics would say: That his administration does not care about human beings, and is gleeful in this apathy.
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So it was with a cackle of gleeful recognition and a twinge of painful nostalgia that I watched protagonists Molly (Beanie Feldstein) and Amy (Kaitlyn Dever) come face-to-face in matching party-ready navy blue boiler suits in Booksmart.
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While the project's absurdly gleeful tone leaves it unclear whether Ferraro's vision of life in the digital age is utopian, dystopian, or neither, that ambiguity and perhaps ambivalence has persisted in the music of the vaporwave scene he helped inspire.
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With its aimless central characters, off-kilter dialogue and gleeful disregard for the conventions of plot, critics have compared "Nice Fish" —a collaboration between prose poet Louis Jenkins and thespian-cum-Hollywood-star Mark Rylance—to Beckett's absurdist magnum opus.
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Instead, the film, which stars Lily James, Matt Smith, Lena Headey, and other acclaimed British actors, is a gleeful romp through the world as Austen saw it, a realm of heaving corsets, witty repartee, and verdant meadows glistening in the rain.
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Ashbery's images demonstrate the same sense of gleeful mischief that's everywhere in his poetry, mixing fine art with advertising and comic strips and picture postcards, all of it married with the artist's sure eye for color and mood and perspective.
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Taylor fills every bit of the stage with all that he mastered during his career: a kaleidoscopic command of structure, the simplicity of walking and full-bodied movement ranging from twisted, sculptural contortions to gleeful jumps that slice through space.
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Klein's is the main event, with its gleeful consolidation of culinary influences filtered through a brisk New York diner, but there are a handful of other delicious options, as detailed by blogger Evan Caplan on the website Jewish Food Experience.
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The images of gleeful destruction the '90s had reveled in (think Independence Day and Armageddon) disappeared almost overnight, and the few stragglers that crept by (like 2003's The Core, which destroys both Rome and San Francisco) were quietly buried.
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The show is truly thrilling when Colter is swatting bad guys away like flies against a gleeful hip-hop soundtrack — never reveling in the violence, never heedless of its cost, but still sure of his purpose in those moments of chaos.
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Tweeting a link to a Raw Story writeup of the Full Frontal moment, Kelly, 231, called Bee's language "disgusting" and suggested the media's "gleeful" coverage of the monologue was hypocritical in light of its condemnation of disgraced comedian Roseanne Barr.
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Writer-director David Ayer (Harsh Times, End of Watch), drawing on decades of DC characters and different iterations of the Suicide Squad comic, plays with all the things that make villains fun: the recklessness, the gleeful violence, the mouthy swagger.
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And yes, I did use to cut the volume on the chorus of the latter and watch an entire room creak out a "WOOO-AAAHHHH," at the top of their gleeful, stupid, terrible voices—a room briefly united in drunken desperation.
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The dizzying effect satisfied my gleeful inner child, and this is fine; in the most basic sense of the word, optical illusions are always stimulating, simply because they always work (hence the popularity of Magic Eye books among grade-school kids).
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The story proceeds to put forward more admissions by Rhodes that show a gleeful willingness to lie to the American people to accomplish the mission of completing the deal in an effort to add to the president's list of legacy accomplishments.
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There was a too-eager invocation of "Trumped-up trickle-down economics"; a repeated, awkward pronunciation of China; some audible sniffling and a vehement complaint of a broken microphone; a plea to call Sean Hannity; and a gleeful shoulder shimmy.
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Its windblown climate of decline, with an old-timer remarking, "You wouldn't believe how this land has changed," could not be farther from the gleeful rapacity of Roberts's movie, which throngs with men who have every intention of changing the land.
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Gleeful outrage doesn't just target powerful people who use the platform to propagate hatred and bigotry like Barr, it can also be used to uproot the lives of ordinary bad tweeters (see: Justine Sacco), to little if any positive effect.
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After being bogged down by cartoon megavillain and pernicious tinkerer Jurgen Klinsmann for five years, the USMNT found themselves in a gleeful rout of Honduras in World Cup Qualifiers with with old timer Bruce Arena back at the managerial helm.
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"It seems like there's this gray cloud over Monticello," said Ms. Baker, 24, who was gleeful about her new job at the front desk of the casino's hotel, which came with a $7-an-hour pay increase and medical benefits.
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Where Petty's gleeful yell in "Free Fallin" suggests slow-motion descent, "Learning to Fly" exists in a state of permanent takeoff: a road song and an empowerment song and a clean-break song and an existential joy song, all in one.
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Hail to Selina (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) one last time; say farewell to Jonah (Timothy Simons) and his gleeful hideousness; let the zingers wash over you; think about ineptitude and psychopathic cruelty in politics, but don't think about it too hard.
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Earlier, in "The Painted Word" (1975), he produced a gleeful screed denouncing contemporary art as a con job perpetrated by cultural high priests, notably the critics Clement Greenberg, Harold Rosenberg and Leo Steinberg — "the kings of cultureburg," as he called them.
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I think this is a difficult film to read in many ways because Tarantino is so self-aware about his own gleeful paradoxes, and due to his habit of appropriating other people's pain as an excuse for violent revenge fantasies.
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Each dish at this Thai restaurant has the effect of a lit-up, all-systems-go pinball machine: A single bite pings from sweet to sour to salty to funky to crunchy, tied together with a gleeful ding-ding-ding!
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The Skeksis's gleeful evil is one of the best, and scariest, things about The Dark Crystal, but while the movie presents them as a complex group of villains, it doesn't do much to explain how or why they became that.
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I live-tweeted the whole thing, along with a gleeful community of other hate-watchers who'd call out the show's icky sexual politics and double standards, then hold our breath at the proposal point, and weep along with the winners.
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Related: Russian freelancers may be behind the DNC hack While authorities were aware of the earlier attack on the DCCC, this is the first time that Guccifer 2.0 is releasing documents explicitly proving their responsibility, and released a gleeful statement online.
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But in a summer filled with blockbusters that either take themselves too seriously or don't try to tell a story, Beyond is a gleeful race through outer space, with a genuinely compelling (if easy-to-figure-out) mystery at its center.
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If its gleeful cracking apart of traditional theologies doesn't get you (there's a lot of folk Catholic imagery here, complete with an Ash Wednesday-like mud smearing on the foreheads of the faithful), its bonkers scenes of chaos probably will. Mother!
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He's matched in gleeful amorality by none other than special guest star Andy Richter, who arrives on the scene after Christian and the other BNN folks realize that when TV shows are struggling in the ratings, they'll often bring in a celebrity guest.
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It would institute a period of bad behaviour as one's own private glumly gleeful saturnalia, world turned upside down, lord of misrule regulated havoc, for a short period before the great slog of getting on with it began again, cancer or no cancer.
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There were the gleeful parroting of "don't touch my hair" from T-shirts to Instagram captions; the lyric "I tried to work it away / But that just made me even sadder" from "Cranes in the Sky" described millennial burnout to a tee.
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It has been bothering me that people write gleeful pieces about Britney Spears living her best life on Instagram while she neither writes nor records any new music and stays locked into a greatest hits tour in a theater in Las Vegas.
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Tracing a line between UK garage shuffle and and gleeful techno malevolence, the main source of tension is a queasily undulating synth pattern that churns, builds, and enlivens the track by passing through a number of subtle shifts in phrasing and register.
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The king's foremost and largest face bears an expression of gleeful fury, and he holds a sword in one hand, a trident in another and, in a third, a noose for capturing people and dragging them on to the right spiritual path.
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But the steady accumulation of plot points gives it a slow-building tension that resolves in gleeful zombie carnage: Rick and Michonne driving two cars in tandem, with a cable strung between the vehicles decapitating and bisecting every zombie it bloodily roars through.
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He's always been kind of a jokester—he's used his interviews to spread misinformation before "post-truth" ever entered our lexicon—and the gleeful abandon with which he embraced the sudden downpour, made it feel like controlling nature was his latest prank.
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She's one-fourth of the DJ collective Working Women, a project that, per their SoundCloud, is "rooted in elaboration, uncertainty, and persistence," which in practice means four friends (including DJ Voices, DJ Ashlyn, and DJ Nicely) trading unpredictable tracks with gleeful abandon.
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His paintings — at once menacing and gleeful, incorporating pieces of debris found on the street, snippets of language, and faces from African-American history wreathed with haloes — were clearly political, but the message seemed to come from the wellspring of his personal experience.
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In interviews, six rivals were mostly more sober than gleeful about WeWork's fall to earth, which has seen estimates of its valuation drop from $33 billion or more in August to as little as $23 billion based on terms of the SoftBank lifeline.
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Unfortunately, instead of moving now to avert potentially severe consequences in the not-too-distant future, national leadership seems content not to just to watch the red ink grow but to go on a gleeful spending spree and effectively hasten the problem along.
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In interviews, six rivals were mostly more sober than gleeful about WeWork's fall to earth, which has seen estimates of its valuation drop from $25 billion or more in August to as little as $21.5 billion based on terms of the SoftBank lifeline.
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Long ago, Noxon oversaw the divisive sixth season of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," and she's become a gleeful shit-stirrer, with recent projects that include " Un REAL ," HBO's " Sharp Objects ," and the movie "To the Bone," which drew from her struggle with anorexia.
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This E3 was all about a future that is radically different: The Last of Us Part II's mushroom nightmare; Cyberpunk 23's dystopic resistance engine; Fallout 76's newfound wasteland; Rage 2's gleeful Millerian apocalypse; whatever the hell Death Stranding is.
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Ms. Waldman found a note on the gate of her family's Berkeley house, threatening to turn her in to social services; Star Jones took her down on "The View" and Gawker began a gleeful, decade-long ribbing of the Waldman-Chabon marriage.
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Instead, he had continued to retweet white supremacists, make racist comments, pick unnecessary fights, contradict himself on the stump, show an almost gleeful disinterest in building a real campaign or learning about policy, and invoke a nightmarish American hellscape that doesn't actually exist.
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Tradition and custom expects you to be rosy-cheeked and gleeful, but if you're feeling like an empty vessel devoid and incapable of any feeling, or your family resembles the cast of Nil By Mouth, Christmas is the salt for all wounds.
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It's when Sabrina commits to a blood-drenched gothic aesthetic in its storytelling as thoroughly as it does in its visuals that the show is at its most thrilling: Its strongest elements all seem to come with a gleeful, lip-curling, witchy grin.
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Dr. McAlister has captured her affection for the Diptera in "The Secret Life of Flies," a short, rich book by turns informative and humorous, both a hymn of praise to her favorite creatures and a gleeful attempt to give readers the willies.
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Or by the gleeful disarray of a dish of jasmine rice balls, laced with curry paste and dropped in the fryer, then half crumbled with nubs of naem, fermented pork sausage, so pink it's almost lavender: crispy against chewy, bite by bite.
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Right-o. The moment a character in a British novel craves country life, gleeful readers know what to expect: the doddering, besotted aristocrats; the grand old manor decaying; the local folk toothless perverts; even the animals not pleasingly pastoral but randy and repulsive.
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If you're looking for a new pair of clogs to wear while carrying a mini-backpack stuffed with a retractable charging cord all at over half-off, scroll on — we've rounded up these cart-worthy items and more with that gleeful ban.
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The gleeful reaction of white nationalists on Telegram provides yet another example of the international nature of the modern far right, who increasingly rely on Telegram and other unregulated online social marketplaces to build alliances around the world and inspire lone-wolf attacks.
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But the gleeful media response to the suggestion of restrictions illustrates the way that this piece of fabric has become emblematic of a whole host of other things: a division of cultures, a clash between East and West, between feminism and religious freedom.
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The first trailer for John Wick 3: Parabellum made it clear that this beloved cult franchise, with its stylish action scenes, freewheeling Asian cinema influences, gleeful vengeance questing, and shameless dog loving, wasn't going to dial back any of those things anytime soon.
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Blending all manner of electronic absurdisms with the surreal performance art of his live sets, he's built a body of work that's both carefully crafted and unapologetically gleeful, sort of like an alternate universe version of Tiga's dance-for-the-love-of-dance jams.
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In addition to the usual rankings of countries from the happiest (Norway, for the usual reasons) to the least (Central African Republic, close to a failed state), the study also tries to unpick what makes people gleeful and—more unusually—what makes them miserable.
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It could not capture Mr Hewlett's distinctive style: a frenetic, gleeful yet always lucid melange of MAD magazine's early spoofs; the sardonic dystopianism of 2000 AD, a British cult science-fiction comic; more than a touch of Manga; and most crucially, punk-influenced street fashion.
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If you believe, as I do, that the ultimate argument against President Trump is that his gleeful, nasty and unremitting penchant to divide the country is a dispiriting and exhausting barrier to progress, the charismatic Harris could emerge as a force to heal the breach.
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I was in the Senate, I voted for it, we voted 98 to nothing, George W. Bush signed it, and along comes the Republican majority on the Supreme Court and they throw it out, and Republican governors and legislators could not have been more gleeful.
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Over snare drums that once rang with gleeful defiance, we have instead the sour death knell that anchors "Thought It Was a Drought"; where those high keyboard squeals used to mean the dancefloor was heating up, now they sound like inarticulate cries of agony.
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Not only was she initially greeted at the rescue by a big bunch of gleeful senior dogs who never spend any time in cages, but Linda has also found that Peralta is dedicated to keeping her connected to her beloved pets through regular visits.
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But once your brain lights up with the possibility of playing Bulletstorm-style in a game that, surely, never once looked to People Can Fly's title for inspiration, it's hard to shake the enthusiasm for a gleeful murder spree mercifully shorn of terrible dick gags.
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The gleeful tweeting and Instagramming of a 1D fan who was thrilled to run into a member of the band was, as always, adorable — although not quite as adorable as that 1D fan who live-tweeted her flight sitting next to Styles earlier this year.
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Gleeful talking heads on MSNBC and CNN wondered dreamily what would become of the Republican president when Democrats took the gavel from Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE.
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The trilogy crackles with a gleeful inventiveness that is sometimes tonally at odds with its apocalyptic content: the Crakers' skin cells have been modified to repel ultraviolet rays and mosquitoes, for example, and the capacity for sexual jealousy has been edited out of their genome.
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Though Drake's affinity for The Cheesecake Factory has been noted before, his new video for "Child's Play" —released this weekend—adopts it as the setting for a date with none other than former supermodel, America's Next Top Model host, and gleeful sadist Tyra Banks.
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"Overripe and ridiculous, L'Amant Double is so filled to the brim with pure cinematic imagery and knowing irony, with innuendo and gleeful violations of taste, that it's hard to resist its barrage of hilarious filth," wrote Sam Gray in British online daily The Upcoming.
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The shading of the humor—harsh, drier than sand, and gleeful at its own darkness—owes much to the spirit of the artist, who was in a car accident when he was twenty-one and spent the rest of his days as a quadriplegic.
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Talking to James about the relationship, I sometimes felt like an aunt being nosy with my bashful, college-age nephew—I was conscious of the contrast between the sweet shyness with which he spoke about romantic matters and the gleeful profanity of his work.
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In the 1983 production and here, Oedipus is played by both the Messenger and by the Blind Boys of Alabama, now led by an original Blind Boy, the 89-year-old and unfailingly dapper Jimmy Carter, who can still surprise with a gleeful yelp.
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So if you want to know why Queen mattered to music, why a band so enamored of gleeful artifice caught the hearts of stadium-filling crowds, why this particular singer-songwriter was so different from dozens of others, you've come to exactly the wrong place.
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In case you've forgotten which comics were involved in that delightful episode, here we have Chris Rock, a gleeful Louis C.K., a Ricky Gervais who seems hesitant at first but rapidly gets into the bit, and a Jerry Seinfeld who seems appalled the whole time.
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Part of that's just due to the setup—a monkey murderer is inherently funnier than a serial killer possessed by an otherworldly force of pure evil—but credit is also due to the script itself, which Lynch packs full of sideways jokes and gleeful absurdities.
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Meanwhile, all of the gleeful apology-free indulgence that goes on in GQ or Esquire sends a different message to male readers: Love me, because my appetite is sexy, and if I eat spare ribs in bed, there's no telling what else I might do.
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What it's about: Writer-director Marc Lawrence (the man behind some truly gleeful rom-com confections, particularly 2007's Music and Lyrics) hopes to add to the movie mythology of what the North Pole is really like with this occasionally unwieldy but mostly breezy movie.
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Into this, our gleeful modern-day parlor game, jumps the talented novelist Paul La Farge, with his new novel, "The Night Ocean," a many-voiced story about H.P. Lovecraft, his teenage acolyte Robert Barlow and the diary Lovecraft supposedly kept of their love life together.
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Jerusalem (CNN)"The 15-second Video That Could Kill Netanyahu's Rock-star Election Campaign" thundered a gleeful headline in the left-leaning Haaretz newspaper -- recycling online video of Benjamin Netanyahu being hustled away from election hustings amid sirens warning of incoming rockets from Gaza.
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In both there is simplification and abstraction, but for Stevens there is the triumph of discovering the most apt contour lines from a complex notion of reality informed by photography, while for Botticelli, there is a gleeful enthusiasm for maximizing detail within his abstracted aesthetic.
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I was in the Senate, I voted for it, we voted 2200 to nothing, George W. Bush signed it, and along comes the Republican majority on the Supreme Court and they throw it out, and Republican governors and legislators could not have been more gleeful.
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Adding to the dreamlike sense was when I next read tweets embedded in that article that appeared to have been written by me, and where I was made to look as though I claimed responsibility for this terrorist attack -- and was even gleeful at the death toll.
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I also hope that more addicts and former addicts of varying ages, races, and socioeconomic backgrounds are given the space, in both literature and in their regular lives, to share their unvarnished truths: the chaotic endings, the contradictory endings, the gleeful endings, and everything in between.
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The Israeli right is gleeful, however, about his pledge to move America's embassy to Jerusalem, and by his choice for ambassador: David Friedman, who has said Israel should annex the West Bank, a move that would preclude the formation of a Palestinian state alongside the Jewish one.
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At least with Happy Death Day, which does have good performances and gleeful jump scares, I found it easy to put those frustrations on the back burner for 96 minutes and enjoy it all the way through, surprisingly invested in figuring out the mystery at the center.
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We are worlds away from the Edwardian coziness of "Peter Pan," but there's a definite tinge of the Lost Boys in these gleeful desperadoes, and Estrella, in teaming up with them, becomes a kind of instant Wendy; within days, she goes from losing a mother to mothering.
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Gabriela González, a professor of physics and astronomy at Louisiana State University and spokesperson for the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO), was wearing a very interesting garment at the National Press Center today, where gleeful physicists gathered to announce the first direct detection of gravitational waves.
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Vitoria-Gasteiz-based musician Jose Cabrera, aka J.C., today shared a gleeful new track off his upcoming Vertigo EP. "Prayers to Anansi" simultaneously feels like a come-up and a comedown, relaxing the listener with calming ambiance while the lead chords strike up a euphoric velocity.
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It's striking that, although his foe is supposedly Hillary Clinton, he still seems most gleeful when talking about his victories over his Republican rivals, an aspect of his unlikely presidential campaign that he keeps returning to even though his task is now to unify the party.
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The stiff dialogue, garish special effects, and the almost whimsical tone make for yet another frustrating reintroduction to director Alexandre Aja, who's blunted the gleeful nastiness of his early horror movies (High Tension, The Hills Have Eyes) into tonally confused, baffling projects like Horns and Louis Drax.
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And this movie gets wild: If its gleeful cracking apart of traditional theologies doesn't get you (there's a lot of Catholic folk imagery here, complete with an Ash Wednesday-like mud smearing on the foreheads of the faithful), its bonkers scenes of chaos probably will. Mother!
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Julián Castro, the former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, did not help matters when, during a discussion of public-option insurance enrollment, he seemed gleeful at a chance to portray Biden as doddery—"Are you forgetting already what you said just two minutes ago?" he asked.
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This one, called "Soft Power," written by Chinese artists instead of Americans, is both a rueful romance like "Stick With Your Mistake" and a gleeful riposte to Rodgers and Hammerstein's "The King and I," inverting that Golden Age classic's fallacies and stereotypes to hilarious and pungent effect.
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In a tone that is charmingly wry but never gleeful, he offers withering indictments of elite politicians, like Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson, and an analysis of how England has never grappled properly with its experience of winning a world war while also losing an empire.
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In a mortifying mistake destined to be cited by gleeful math teachers everywhere, an Oklahoma judge acknowledged that he was three decimal places off — mistaking thousands for millions — when he originally calculated the amount Johnson & Johnson should pay for its role in the state's opioids crisis.
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Elsewhere, another crossover of both material and style is visible in a wonderfully grotesque Gorgon head rendered in terracotta — not marble, which was unavailable on the island — by its Greek sculptors, who were clearly influenced by a playful impishness and gleeful delight in its tongue-out horribleness.
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In under two weeks, we've seen a blatant disregard for the rule of law; an almost gleeful hostility to a free press; a willingness to suppress scientific truths; an eagerness to politicize our national security; and an indifference to the constitutional imperatives and popular calls for presidential divestment.
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The Bush family, the Clinton family and every formidable political force in-between — including major political donors from the Koch family on the right to George Soros on the left — have searched for the magic formula to respond to Trump's gleeful appeals to right-wing grievance and anger.
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Maury in particular is a walking, talking id who takes gleeful advantage of Netflix's lack of censors; there's no other show I can think of that would cast the role one of its young protagonists' closest confidants as the horny ghost of Duke Ellington living in his attic.
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A series of pro-Trump tweets from Kanye West sent the far right into a gleeful fit Wednesday, turning a simmering flirtation with the rapper into a full-blown love-fest from a conservative movement that more often rails against hip-hop and the entertainment industry than praises it.
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My backwards movement meant the first work I saw, other than the shiny desks of the "Probable Trust Registry," was "Adrian Moves to Berlin" (211), an hour-long, gleeful dance video depicting Piper, approximately age 11, dancing with precision, enthusiasm, and joy in various public places in Berlin.
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Let's jump to the second, after first gazing at this extremely gleeful use of an exclamation point in a historic antitrust opinion: I will then evaluate whether the Government has carried its burden to show a likelihood that the challenged merger will result in a substantial lessening of competition.
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And then a cavalcade of fans and friends who took the time to learn the parts and were very gleeful about taking over, which brings us to the next question... Do you plan to release a vinyl-only box set of all the different versions like they did?
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Re-establishing himself as a real mischief-maker, he whips up consignment store quiltworks of microscopic samples, neon synth patches, and gleeful vocal experiments, kicking sand in the faces of those who'd dare draw lines between genres like hip-hop, folk, R&B, pop music, and more outré forms.
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The buzzy wah-wah keyboards, distorted guitar solo, and twirly synthesizer filigree capture an appropriate blend of swagger and desperation, yet the prevailing mood is gleeful, and to listen to "The Man" is to witness a rock & roll hustler smirking at how handsome he looks in the mirror.
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Almost as soon as the Valeant Pharmaceuticals crash buried several celebrated fund managers, the gleeful mockery of their hubris came wrapped in a scolding lesson about their supposed errors: "This is what happens when a fund is too concentrated in a few names," the didactic investment experts tut-tutted.
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As with his gleeful little jig in Grand Central, he keeps finding new ways to harness the electric power of abrupt surprise; he'll be soft-spoken, low-key, and measured during a set, ambling slowly across the stage, and then all of a sudden, he'll explode, delighting his audience.
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The hilarious mantras on "3 Rules"—including "Never touch your own d***" (censorship his)—are examples of the gleeful wit he always demonstrates and the album version of "Bugatti," a 2014 single originally featuring Pusha T, strips away the guest verse in favor of beautifully chintzy instrumental work.
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PARELES With a post-punk bass line backing her up, K.Flay methodically tosses aside feminine stereotypes — "I used to think about the way that I dressed/Like was I pretty enough, and am I good at sex" — and stacks up handclaps, guitars and noise behind her gleeful autonomy.
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WASHINGTON — Stephen K. Bannon has held court in the Capitol Hill townhouse of Breitbart Media since he packed up his West Wing office last month, meeting with conservative lawmakers, advocating hard-line policies on undocumented immigrants and waging gleeful war on those he considers traitors to the Trump cause.
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People were equally curious about Republican leaders like the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, of Wisconsin and Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the gleeful Republican leaders who walked down the Capitol steps along with their Democrat counterparts, Senator Chuck Schumer of New York and Representative Nancy Pelosi of California.
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The thud of the assembly line would be replaced by the playfulness of computer labs (with the video-game–playing Palo Alto Research Center of Xerox Corporation and the gleeful pot-smoking over at Atari in its early days predating Google's ball pits and snack stands by several decades).
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (R-Wis.) announcement that he would not seek reelection has many Democrats gleeful that this portends a wave election for them in November.
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Normally, shows with this level of gleeful abandon leave me wishing I could have spent some time hanging out in the writers' room, instead of watching what resulted, but The Magicians kept viewers emotionally invested even as it was throwing everything it could think of against the wall.
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It should be noted that this story shows up only through gleeful tales around the dish and not in official historical accounts, which could be largely due to the fact many official history books were kept by men—maybe they didn't care about the bread pudding-like dessert aspect.
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The gleeful excitement of a young Ben Affleck, the elated ramblings of Cuba Gooding Jr. — all the classics are in the clip above, and the people commentating on them show the familiar mixture of surprise, amusement and frustration that anyone who's ever watched any Awards ceremony will know all too well.
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The New York Times, which seems to take gleeful pleasure in dinging de Blasio for everything from calling errant snow days to ostentatiously hanging around Iowa, recently noted that Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, has generated far more presidential buzz than the mayor of the country's biggest city.
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And now we've some impression of what that new part of the park will look like, courtesy of a gleeful new trailer showing Mario dashing about, interacting with Real-Life Humans in a manner that's mercifully less weird than that New Donk City stuff we've seen from Super Mario Odyssey.
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With each lost season that Phil Jackson serves as president of the New York Knicks and every bizarre pronouncement that he makes about an NBA superstar—his own, players for other teams, whoever—it becomes easier for frustrated and perversely gleeful basketball fans alike to dismiss his accomplishments as a coach.
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THESSALONIKI, Greece — The 75-year-old mayor of Greece's second-largest city was brutally assaulted by a far-right mob at a public gathering over the weekend, an attack that brought gleeful expressions of support from nationalist groups and heightened concerns about a rise in hate crime in the country.
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The murders were a gleeful and bloody series of carnage whose level of violence (which involved knives, guns, beatings, and bayonets), apparent lack of motive, and signaling of hippie culture gone off the rails stunned the world and left seven people dead, including actress Sharon Tate and her unborn child.
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That's the inevitable conclusion many Democrats (and gleeful Republicans) are privately resigned to this week as two weeks of talks begin in an attempt to reach a deal on protections for undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children as part of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA), established under Obama.
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There might end up being more hilarious deliveries this year than the gleeful, bouncing ball melody in which he sing-whispers, "I got ice on me / I got money on me / I got bitches on me / I got designer on me / I got my gun on me," but I wouldn't count on it.
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But when the train starts moving, there's no stopping him, and the show is truly thrilling when Colter is swatting bad guys away like flies against a gleeful hip-hop soundtrack — never reveling in the violence, never heedless of its cost, but still sure of his purpose in those moments of chaos.
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In its gleeful collaging and knack for hitting these catchy pockets of swirling melodies and dizzy rhythms, it kinda feels like a Madlib record, as imbued with the cosmic vibrations of Koze's beloved "XTC"—whether that means the psychedelically minded pop band or the psychotropic substance... that's up to you to decide.
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The actress Silvia Pinal, who plays one of the guests, suggested that Buñuel invented reality television when he made The Exterminating Angel, and it's hard not to see the film, with its savage and gleeful presentation of human pettiness, as a precursor to early reality shows like Real World and Big Brother.
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Some social networks lend themselves to this more than others: Aside from (or perhaps, because of) its rampant porn content, Tumblr serves as an internet Wendy house, a place of sunrise skies and mirror selfies, gleeful materialism (it's little coincidence that sugar babies flourish there), cut with a fierce sense of social justice.
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Where, say, The Twilight Zone was held together by Rod Serling's introductory segments and the vague sense there would be a twist ending, Black Mirror is held together by its complicated balance of open-hearted humanism and a darkly gleeful sense that human beings have never met a situation they couldn't make worse.
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As the newlyweds left Windsor Castle, my friends and I rejoiced at another sound we immediately recognized: Interspersed among the crowd's gleeful cheers, there was a cacophony of black women offering up another song — ululations recognized as congratulatory greetings throughout the African diaspora — to welcome Ms. Markle and her new husband home.
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Mr. Erdogan, who has jailed more journalists than any other leader in the past year, was almost gleeful after Mr. Trump shouted down the CNN reporter Jim Acosta at a news conference in January, responding to CNN and BuzzFeed reports on intelligence briefings regarding unsubstantiated allegations of Russian efforts to blackmail Mr. Trump.
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In a year of debacles that reached their peak during the so-called Summer of Scam, Americans increasingly started latching onto characters and events that seem to reveal how irreparable their society is: Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos, the absurd college admissions scandal, and the gleeful failure of the Instagrammable Fyre Festival, among other highlights.
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It isn't an album of Puerto Rican music; instead, Hurray for the Riff Raff treats the island's influence as one part of American music, which fits snugly into place alongside a gleeful reworking of Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark" ("Hungry Ghost") or the Beatles transformed into coffee-shop folk ("Nothing's Gonna Change that Girl").
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While the embrace of trash culture might have accounted for the film's inability to garner a mass audience—its satire too knowing to appeal to all but the genre's most devoted fans—what most accounts for the film's reputation as a failure is its gleeful, blithe violations of the disaster film genre's social contract.
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But in that episode and several others since the 1980s, Mr. Trump's navigation of Washington's corridors of power appears all too familiar in hindsight — fusing showmanship, a reductive approach to ethnicity, shape-shifting policy rationales and gleeful name-dropping into the political currency required to get what he wanted, or at least make headlines trying.
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A highlight of the soundtrack that leans more toward dark comedy is "You Are What You Wear," a gleeful, tongue-in-cheek ode to late-'80s fashion sung by Bateman's girlfriend and her best friend (whom Bateman is also, naturally, sleeping with) as they prepare for a dinner party in honor of his birthday.
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The absurdity of trash talk, the aspiring tough guy's disconnect between talk and action, the weird discomfort over the homoeroticism of combat sports, and the gleeful overestimation of abilities that comes with being an overeager white belt or YouTube warrior are all attacked with an accuracy that would put a world-class striker to shame.
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In one letter to Björk, he says, "I think that there is a connection in your work between self-care and care for other beings" while in another, trying to figure out an appropriate-ism for Björk (at her request), he sheepishly ventures "pan-eroticisim," a gleeful mirror to the seedling masks and album artwork.
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From bitter Merrick Garland ("Could've been me," he grumbles, watching Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch's Senate hearing from a local dive bar) to bumbling Jared Kushner ("The senior advisor to the president quietly moved the task 'solve Middle East crisis' to his to-do list for next week …"), the site takes gleeful swipes at both sides of the aisle.
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Every episode mocks a different famous documentary, with Saturday Night Live vets Fred Armisen, Bill Hader, and Seth Meyers (who all co-created the series) making gleeful hash of everything from The War Room to Stop Making Sense to (in a brilliant recent episode) the documentary about the recording of the original cast album for the musical Company.
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Whether we have yet gone from "yellow alert" to "red alert" is uncertain, but Trump's attacks on the free press, courts, and law enforcement institutions, his stonewalling of Congress, his gleeful pledges to direct government assistance to those who support him but not to those who do not — all this is unprecedented in degree, if not always in kind.
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The production occasionally cuts back to the theater during the action to see those on-screen audience members reacting to what they're seeing, but instead of replicating the gleeful abandon of the real-life crowds who still flock to midnight showings to shout at the screen, it only serves to heighten the artifice of the whole ordeal.
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Standing amidst retailers hawking bagged rarities and boxes of superhero comics, the books on display are distinctive: they're massive — almost two feet to a side — and they bear names like Dick Tracy: Colorful Cases of the 1930s, White Boy in Skull Valley, Society Is Nix, Gleeful Anarchy at the Dawn of the American Comic Strip, and others.
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To be sure, the country has experienced setbacks in the past, as in the territorial losses of World War I. Yet today, what looms foremost in the minds of its people—not just Putin and his officials, but ordinary Russian citizens—are the disastrous consequences of the Soviet collapse and the half-gleeful, half-contemptuous Western response that followed.
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Democrats are gleeful at the prospect of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on the Republican presidential ticket, believing his candidacy will turn out liberal voters in droves.
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It's hard to know if the movie started off being as meta as it now plays, but when these Ghostbusters are labeled frauds — or crack jokes about ugly online comments or take on a fan boy from hell — it sure feels as if Mr. Feig and his team are blowing gleeful raspberries at the project's early sexist attackers.
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President Trump is clearly gleeful about reporting in The Washington Post and The New York Times that found that the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee funded the infamous "pee tape" dossier, after the GOP donor who initially financed the oppo backed out when it was clear that Trump would be the Republican nominee for president.
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If Chief Keef blazed the trail for rap songs as mush-mouthed sing-alongs, Uzi is the proper arrival, pushing that sound into more colorful, gleeful territory with the help of a murderers' row of current producers that includes FKi, Sonny Digital, and TM88, as well as one of the architects of Keef's own evolution, DP Beats.
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It was in the midst of this moment of gleeful surprise that the reality of what they were fighting for hit home: a Dodge Challenger driven by an Ohio man slammed into the back of her car, sending her hard against the steering wheel — and catapulting her into a national debate on race relations in America.
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"Watching the way that the Republican Party was gleeful at being able to get rid of the A.C.A. and then started hearing from people who did not realize they were on it or did not realize what was going to happen if it was taken away—I think that's why we're seeing the slowdown," he said.
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Pro-Brexit tabloids joined in gleeful celebration: "OUR TIME HAS COME," proclaimed The Sun, offering a "free giant Brexit poster"; "YES, WE DID IT!" cheered The Daily Express in what it described as a historic edition; "Free and independent once more after 47 years," declared The Daily Mail over a photograph of the white cliffs of Dover.
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A Wrinkle in Time has come in for criticism, bordering on gleeful dismantling of the film from some corners, perhaps because DuVernay's directorial career has seemed somewhat charmed to this point (her last two films, Selma and 13th, were both nominated for major Oscars), and Wrinkle is an obviously ungainly thing, even if you like it.
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Since the uproar, he has begun placing disclaimers Cole has essentially provided North Korea something that they desperately need: a positive, gleeful face to present to the world While Cole and his crew enjoy their time surfing, North Korea presently detains two US citizens, Kim Dong Chul (for espionage) and Otto Warmbier (for committing "hostile acts" by stealing a poster).
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Some Republicans — including President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE — have sounded gleeful at times when highlighting the turmoil in the Democratic conference, even musing about supplying Pelosi the Speaker votes if she falls short.
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Said another way, although it may be true that the Republican Party appears more united than ever at the moment — happy about higher presidential approval ratings, gleeful about last year's tax cut and good economy, and optimistic about the chance to swing the Supreme Court toward the conservatives for a generation — this may well be a temporary state of affairs.
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Woodstock '99 is different in that there has been no cultural or political break from the toxicity it's come to symbolize; there's been only a continuous ramping up of national viciousness, a through line of misaligned aggression, leading up to Trump's America, where gleeful brutality is policy and Kid Rock in the White House isn't an almost-too-obvious joke.
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State television broadcast the entire encounter, in between reports of Russian airstrikes in Syria ordered by Mr. Putin and gleeful accounts of how, thanks to a stunt by a pro-Putin athlete, the Russian flag appeared during the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro despite a ban on the Russian squad because of a doping scandal.
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Following the practice of her competitors in the Scandinavian-themed publishing sweepstakes, Ms. Brantmark makes liberal use of Nordic vernacular terms like fika, many of which are portmanteau words or accessorized with fetching umlauts, and which recall the made-up subtitles of the '60s cult film, "De Duva," the gleeful parody of the oeuvre of Ingmar Bergman, adding some demented whimsy.
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Perhaps most notoriously, Jeff Hardy's particular combo of injuries and drug use led to his departure from WWE, and to the straight-edge CM Punk cutting a gleeful promo the next night on his absent opponent which was rife with subtext from the head office—we show druggies the door now, it went, and you really shouldn't be fans of them.
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In brief: America is an empire, and Australia has been one of its most gleeful vassals since it dropped those two atomic bombs on non-military cities during World War II. American friends in Australia are always shocked to learn how much we know about US history, politics, media, and culture, but we couldn't escape it even if we wanted to.
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Ms. Añez pledged to "bring back democracy and tranquillity," but she instead embarked on a blatantly revanchist, ruthless path, stacking her cabinet with religious conservatives bitterly opposed to Mr. Morales's Movement for Socialism, breaking ties with the left-wing governments of Cuba and Venezuela and dispatching an ambassador to a gleeful Trump administration, the first in Washington in 11 years.
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In a way, it's fitting for an artist whose work was full of contradictions—the spiritual and the sensual; the romantic sentiments and the questionable behavior toward women; the radio-friendly, sweet Prince of Motown and the bold, political statements of What's Going On; the gleeful passion of "Let's Get It On" and the heartbreak of 21972's Here, My Dear.
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Some artists might find a plug written as if it's for a face wash disconcerting, but 25-year-old Wise, a sculptor and visual artist, is both a critic of consumerism and a gleeful participant in it; she's extravagant, with a laundry list of indulgences she can't live without, including decadent food and tanning so regularly she's convinced she'll be a raisin in her old age.
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Galantis: The Aviary (Big Beat/Atlantic) One doesn't expect solid albums or even singles from EDM groups these days, but the notoriously anonymous Swedish duo Galantis's ebullient second album, The Aviary, occupies corporate dancepop's golden mean: that perfect prototypical space where shiny hooks come together with surging beats and gleeful melodies to soar in unison, free of the individual ego and subjectivity's icky trappings.
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One might assume that these creatures are considered fair game for consumption because of their low intelligence, but this theory doesn't hold up for long: Squid, which in the real world are cognitively sophisticated enough to use tools and commit acts of deception, are routinely caught, sold, and eaten in Animal Crossing; cows, pigs, and chickens routinely host gleeful barbecues where skewers of meat roast over the flames.
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I disagree with practically everything he believes, but at his core Mr. Pence is a traditional politician — not a head-spinning, norm-busting one who seems positively gleeful about ripping away at the core beliefs that I once thought most Americans held dear (the rule of law, democracy, etc.) So I would happily take him as our president were Donald Trump to step down, either voluntarily or involuntarily.
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The game follows developer Landfall Studios' Totally Accurate Battlegrounds, and the titles' similarities are purposeful: Both games emphasized their physics-based animations as a source of gleeful chaos, but where Battlegrounds was a first person shooter taking heavy inspiration from PlayerUnknown's take on the genre, Battle Simulator embraces the god-game perspective, giving players full camera control as their hodgepodge armies of chronologically-disassociated units advance on enemy forces.
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Invariably, she's making her way either to her printing studio, on the second floor of a former weaving factory that backs onto the river in the industrial area of Höngg, or to Thema Selection, an influential fashion boutique in the city's Old Town where she maintains a vibrant shop-within-a-shop stocked with her wares: handcrafted dresses, pillows, scarves and home goods screen-printed with gleeful, kaleidoscopic patterns.
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Way back in the Season 2 premiere, Mr. DeVito — who has turned playing the gleeful crank, like his Emmy-winning Louie De Palma on "Taxi," into an art form — magically materialized as Frank Reynolds, the legal father of the twin owners of Paddy's Pub, Dennis (Glenn Howerton) and Dee (Kaitlin Olson), after FX executives decided that "It's Always Sunny" needed a bona fide star to save it from cancellation.
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On one song, with a dismissive title that can't be printed here, she provides a road map for how to unmask a pretty boy's true character: There's this cute guy down my streetI always wanted to meetSo I went creeping around on his socialsIn all the selfies he takesHis head is tilted the same wayAnd his favorite hashtag is beastmode Here, Ms. Lovelis is gleeful, using her immaturity against his.
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You didn't have to think that Trump himself was funny to see this effect: I found him repulsive, and yet I could hear those comedy rhythms everywhere, from the Rodney Dangerfield "I don't get no respect" routine to the gleeful insult-comic slams of Don Rickles (for "hockey puck," substitute "Pocahontas") to Andrew Dice Clay, whose lighten-up-it's-a-joke, it's-not-him-it's-a-persona brand of misogyny dominated the late nineteen-eighties.
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What Lore's reenactments do particularly well is to make visceral the real physical horror attendant in many of the superstitions and pseudoscientific experiments that characterized these moments: It's one thing to know theoretically that lobotomy victims often had ice picks inserted into their eye sockets; seeing it demonstrated by a frankly gleeful doctor, all while Mahnke's calm narration reminds you this isn't a horror movie but real history, is another thing entirely.
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" In the blistering column, the newspaper said that while it would not "sink to name-calling in the Trumpian manner" following his attacks on the majority-black district, it would like tell "the most dishonest man to ever occupy the Oval Office … the gleeful grabber of women's private parts, the serial bankrupter of businesses, the useful idiot of Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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" At times, Sondland seemed almost gleeful as he outed Trump, his lawyer Rudy Giuliani and top administration figures as players in an effort to extract a political favor from Ukraine in return for vital military aid from the US. "With his testimony, Sondland portrayed the Trump-Giuliani scheme as constructed out of lies and fantasies and characterized the schemers to be aggressive, abusive and heedless of the damage they were doing to both the United States and Ukraine.
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Constructed from a vast trove of primary-source materials, such as the New York Post (which was as gleeful about Chinatown bloodbaths then as it is about celebrity gossip today), the book chronicles gang brawls that took the form of pranks (enemies trapped in a basement, in two feet of standing water) and murder (during a play at the Doyers Street Chinese Theatre, gang members fired guns into the audience, knowing that rivals were in attendance).
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With hissing, clicking tape noises providing segues between one song and another, with several gleeful postmodern exercises on which Ocean sings over the backing track of another artist's song, Nostalgia, Ultra rubs its own status as a mixtape in your face, and by extension Ocean's alienation; it achieves via framing what he can't through direct expression, but that frees him to write a batch of wonderful songs — songs with hummable hooks and troubled lyrics, songs that do his romantic obsession justice through sweetly juicy music and tart vocals.
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