The film's settings aren't always original, but they're gorgeously designed.
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In the ninth bar, though, the work goes gorgeously haywire.
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Weaver as Alexandra is always dressed in gorgeously expensive outfits.
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I felt I was witnessing a gorgeously embodied, unfolding disaster.
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MA It's so beautiful, and Manny plays it really gorgeously.
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However gorgeously attired, a biomusical divided against itself cannot stand.
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The album includes his gorgeously ironic "What a Wonderful World."
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Prepare to be devastated by this gorgeously rendered sapphic fantasy.
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Here, too, the range of Indian dance was gorgeously evident.
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This movie looks gorgeously shot, intensely moody, and extremely uncomfortable.
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Ahead, an easy guide to looking gorgeously flushed all season long.
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Deeply moved, the gorgeously robed ministers bow and clasp his hand.
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" Andrew Liptak on cinematography: "It was a really gorgeously shot film.
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A gorgeously illustrated video tells the story of what happened next.
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Doe-eyed and gorgeously cheekboned, Bainbridge could nonetheless feel physically unattractive.
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There was, and still is, something gorgeously ephemeral about the radio.
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An hour later, she left the salon with a gorgeously bald head.
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There can never be enough gorgeously shot, David Attenborough-narrated nature films.
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I mentioned moderately sweet German rieslings earlier, which can be gorgeously fruity.
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But it is an unblinking, moving, gorgeously shot, and even cathartic experience.
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The story is so gorgeously worded that I can see what's happening.
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Regardless, Cline gorgeously maps the topography of one loneliness-ravaged adolescent heart.
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Beans and Garlic Toast in Broth Gorgeously simple and good for dinner.
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Imagine a gorgeously wrapped gift sitting under a beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
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Ta-Nehisi Coates, because he said, gorgeously, what had to be said.
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They also feign spontaneity gorgeously, which makes the audience feel it genuinely.
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"Dick Long," a gorgeously-shot exercise, is set in small-town Alabama.
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It's all gorgeously cast in a slow frame single shot, passive and surreal.
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In the gorgeously illustrated Wonderbook, Vandermeer generously gives away some of his tricks.
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The Academy is interested in filmmaking, and this is a gorgeously made film.
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The pixel art gorgeously detailed (you know, as gorgeous as bloated bodies get).
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Three children make something great happen in this gorgeously illustrated and satisfying story.
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Situated across the street, they're clustered around a gorgeously landscaped pool and fountain.
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For Bound, gorgeously stylized, genre itself is both a prison and a Utopia.
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It's a gorgeously shot and invigorating journey down a Cold War rabbit hole.
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Caesar's wife, Calpurnia, wears a series of gorgeously cut outfits, appropriately in blush.
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The final tableau is gorgeously bombastic, with giant waves crashing on a screen.
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It's a gorgeously funny, vulnerable performance that is the stuff of lifelong crushes.
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It's a gorgeously written autobiography by Clemantine Wamariya, a survivor of the Rwandan genocide.
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There's still lots of thrilling battles to fight and gorgeously detailed worlds to explore.
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It's gorgeously done, as is a storm at sea that destroys Lu Ren's boat.
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As you can see above, the Pixel 3a takes gorgeously detailed photos up close.
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Mattei's soliloquies of agony were even more gorgeously piercing than they were in 2013.
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The poems Wiman has chosen are almost all gorgeous, and he explicates them gorgeously.
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The gorgeously designed space has no rival in town, and the food is excellent.
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A meditation on surviving grief, "We Are Okay" is short, poetic and gorgeously written.
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I particularly loved the gorgeously floral rosé, called Winifred, made of blaufränkisch and zweigelt.
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And there is nothing on TV today that represents it better or more gorgeously.
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Here's two minutes of a gorgeously fluffy cat trying to catch snowballs -- in slow motion.
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While the world is a gorgeously detailed, fully realized hellscape, there isn't much to explore.
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It's also — like the film that inspired it — strikingly beautiful with gorgeously constructed shots throughout.
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And the food isn't there just for show, despite all of it being gorgeously drawn.
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A gorgeously shot film with heart, action, and a message that is so needed today.
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The Dora Milaje always take down targets as one, working together with gorgeously synchronized attacks.
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It has great humor, emotionally devastating character arcs, and gorgeously animated psychic-powered action scenes.
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It's clear that Woodley got more than a few highlights, and it looks gorgeously glossy.
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She has a gorgeously long and asymmetrical face, with eyes that are somehow always skeptical.
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This riverine, gorgeously textured novel is highly ambivalent about the encyclopedic knowledge that it delivers.
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You've never seen Singapore so gorgeously symmetrical until you've seen it from drone's eye view.
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It's gorgeously shot, meticulously put together, and every bit as beautiful as the track itself.
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The elegant, soulful Ms. Williams, left alone onstage in the end, most gorgeously encapsulates it.
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But does anyone really want to wear their own obliviousness on their gorgeously embroidered sleeve?
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A torch flames gorgeously in a larder, among the swaying carcasses of poultry and swine.
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My character, Marcus, would answer these questions by hacking into the gorgeously rendered City Hall.
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Mr. Jacobs simply posed the question more gorgeously, and succinctly, than pretty much anyone else.
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The result is deeply creepy but unexpectedly moving, especially in the series' gorgeously paced midsection.
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The original's gorgeously drawn images turn that archetypal plot into something timeless and richly imaginative.
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The result is a gorgeously full 'do that embraces wispy fuzz instead of going against it.
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The gorgeously busy "Daniel Reading" balances saturated colors, finely sketched figuration, and textured clumps of paint.
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" Neil Gaiman gorgeously reimagined "The Jungle Book" with ghosts replacing wild animals in "The Graveyard Book.
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Of all the productions I've seen, her sympathetic and gorgeously sung performance is easily my favorite.
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The gorgeously-simple makeup looks we've also seen go viral on Instagram and YouTube this year.
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But now we know exactly why the royal loved her bridal look — she was gorgeously natural.
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It's delightfully funny, gorgeously animated, and hits every beat that Zim fans could ever ask for.
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Olaf delivers plenty of laughs and you'll easily get caught up in the gorgeously animated picture.
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Last month, Rob Kardashian gave fiancée Blac Chyna a gorgeously decorated Hansen's cake for her birthday.
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Crossing the gorgeously rendered Montana wilderness, I stopped to watch an eagle soar across a lake.
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This wonder box is gorgeously gift-wrapped, but the time you'll invest in it is nonreturnable.
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Favolalunga from Boniperti is made entirely of vespolina, gorgeously floral, spicy and fruity, and absolutely delicious.
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Instagram introduced us to many more: Mandi Line, the Pretty Little Liars costume designer, wears it gorgeously.
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In Wray's case, even if his musings aren't always fascinating, they are unfailingly thoughtful and gorgeously written.
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Make sure to wander downstairs where a gorgeously designed speakeasy can be accessed via phone booth, too.
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That this kind of synchronicity, intimacy, understanding between two humans is not only possible, but gorgeously achievable.
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Read this as an adult to rekindle your imagination and delight in Beatrix Potter's gorgeously intricate illustrations.
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The resulting 85 minutes is a gorgeously cosmic foray into the spacier end of the house spectrum.
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Seemingly transported from a dream sequence, the video perfectly compliments WOLFIE's spacey and gorgeously tinted R&B.
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Take The Haunting of Hill House, a gorgeously blue-toned investigation into a single family's mental torture.
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They can be intriguingly mineral, gorgeously perfumed and astonishingly pure, while still displaying rich, focused fruit flavors.
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In their hands, Georgia is the center of the universe, and the universe is gorgeously in flux.
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And there are few luxuries more gorgeously nourishing than the license to hate with an unclouded conscience.
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The fishing scenes are gorgeously constructed and exciting as they battle the fish in the rushing waters.
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I once discovered a gorgeously caustic letter of resignation on a library desk, unsigned and presumably unsent.
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The imaginative inventions, gorgeously colorful artwork, and mix of laser fights and suspenseful drama will transport you.
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Sure, a lucky few got in on the action, acquiring every last one in one gorgeously massive box.
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The bright magenta pink color, swept across her cheeks and eyelids, somehow upstaged her gorgeously ornate gemstone headpiece.
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Her Instagram has a plethora of her past creations, See some of her other gorgeously-decorated treats below.
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Never has there been a chicer spread of poolside "necessities…" …Or a more gorgeously fresh-faced pool selfie.
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Everything was gorgeously lit, meticulously composed, and actually, I'm pretty sure they just printed off their Instagram feed.
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London producer, Rival Consoles, has shared the gorgeously flighty second single from his forthcoming mini-album Night Melody.
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Reminiscent of Peter Brown's "The Curious Garden," Castrillõn's illustrations are gorgeously detailed, rich with vibrant texture and color.
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I followed Instagram influencers with their professional photographs of gorgeously staged rooms with walls that looked, well, white.
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What's more, the songs are sung gorgeously by a cast that's equally powerful in solo numbers and ensembles.
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Gorgeously photographed by the Brazilian cinematographer Adriano Goldman, "Dark River" is a raw ballad of doom and damage.
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Sometimes it directly illustrates the plot, as when it provides Esperanza's rancheras, gorgeously sung by Michelle J. Rodriguez.
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He even trembles gorgeously — not just his right hand but his face and at times his whole body.
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David E. Kelley's mini-series, gorgeously directed by Jean-Marc Vallée, continues with its fifth of seven installments.
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Occurring only twice, these earthquakes make for gorgeously cinematic moments, bringing the gray-blue settings to urgent life.
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"The End of Love" is a gorgeously song with some of the most terrible lyrics about self-destructive behavior.
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For a while, that has been enough to keep the show gorgeously shot and easily accessible and emotionally resonating.
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There are so many odd little details scattered throughout the gorgeously designed film that it never stops being intriguing.
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You dream of outfitting your humble abode with bespoke hooks and clamps, gorgeously sadistic metal contraptions, and carnal designs.
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They're also gorgeously realized worlds, full of powerful storytelling and memorable characters, all delivered in a very unconventional style.
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Gorgeously lit, dreamily paced, "My Brilliant Friend" is directed by Saverio Costanzo, who collaborated, via e-mail, with Ferrante.
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They're a gorgeously variegated group, these girls, who come in all sizes, shapes, hues, hairstyles and degrees of coordination.
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"Mirzya" is one gorgeously shot movie, and the filmmakers slow down some scenes to make sure you know it.
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Unbashful amounts of garlic chips and black pepper rough up the edges of the broth's gorgeously rounded beef flavor.
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"Two Gentleman of Verona," revived in Central Park in 2005, didn't catch on, even with its gorgeously diverse cast.
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Crawford wowed with her signature smoky eyes and brown lipstick, contrasting gorgeously against the severe straps and gold hardware.
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What emerges is a riveting picture, gorgeously rendered, of the stubborn, argumentative miracle of Jewish survival against the odds.
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As the stories come together, "Globo" becomes a gorgeously rendered portrait, a model of High Maintenance at its best.
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That same gorgeously sumptuous visual style and macabrely feminine subject matter appears to be central to the Amazon Original remake.
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As she attempts to defend her title across the pond, feast your eyes on the champ's most gorgeously fierce moments.
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It's a good day to be the gorgeously talented breakout star of Spike Lee's She's Gotta Have It, DeWanda Wise.
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All three pressed powders are densely packed in the pan, making the finish gorgeously creamy and a dream to blend.
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Anyone on your holiday gift list will be ecstatic to receive this set of pretty smelling (and gorgeously packaged!) candles.
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If you're familiar with the name Kendra Scott, then you've likely purchased or browsed the brand's gorgeously dainty — and affordable!
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All of this is gorgeously rendered in a green-and-blue palette that degrades to blue and black in penumbra.
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Just over a decade ago, Cheuk published a gorgeously intricate book of illustrations, complete with a psychotropic pink, embroidered cover.
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Emma Stone got to slip into gorgeously elaborate costumes in The Favourite — but they came with some serious side-effects.
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Pink is gorgeously, delightfully, perfectly visible from long distances (or when piled in a heap of muddy rubber work boots).
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The corps de ballet is a society, yet it is also an atmosphere or dreamscape, gorgeously assembling and ever dissolving.
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Emily Blunt rocked a slick hairstyle, hoop earrings, and a gorgeously tailored suit while attending the Tory Burch runway show.
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Stab an agnolotto, bring a parcel of sheep's milk ricotta and feta in gorgeously supple yellow dough to your mouth.
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After a sparkly-gowned walk in the park, they reprise their first kiss as silhouettes against a gorgeously lit fountain.
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Gorgeously shot and perfectly performed, the movie delivers an emotional wallop that many features six times its length never achieve.
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But do the change agents of today really want to wear the garb of yesterday, no matter how gorgeously redone?
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Yet, gorgeously, because the photos are from youth, they are also a reminder that there is time still to pivot.
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In Farahani's gorgeously expressive, silent-film-star face lies the ability to convey more than any amount of journalistic eloquence.
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The gorgeously gilded opera house was a perfect environment to watch the trials and tragedy of the courtesan Violetta Valéry.
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Shepard's writing is so gorgeously alive that I read this story aloud to a friend, but that last scene deflates.
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Both novels are lush and poetic; both nod to the West's bloody history, yet hover vaguely, and gorgeously, above it.
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This beauty subscription box will send your girlfriend five beauty products each month, gorgeously packaged in an iconic pink box.
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What do hideous mall t-shirts, emo bands from the mid-aughts, and gorgeously-wrought realist novels …Read more Read
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Their book is brilliantly conceived and gorgeously realized; sadly, it does a disservice to the remarkable writer at its center.
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Mendler's voice is run through tube distortion, chopped up into pinpricks, and becomes a gorgeously vocoded choir on the cavernous hook.
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Gonzalez-Torres's open-ended, fully conceived artworks managed to be rigorous without being pedantic, and deeply, gorgeously human without being sentimental.
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It's so much fun to zoom around the gorgeously detailed landscapes in a tricked-out jet, doing your best Maverick impression.
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Its interior resembles a gorgeously constructed but abandoned hotel, full of recreation rooms, viewing galleries, futuristic helper robots, and no guests.
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It's another gorgeously crisp and sunny day so I wrap up, go for a walk, and treat myself to a coffee.
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And out of the three, I think it has the most attractive design, particularly in its gorgeously gradiated ruby red colorway.
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Coveted and copied around the world, the secret behind the royal mom's gorgeously glossy tresses has remained a mystery – until now.
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Rousset imposes an expansive ritardando; Judith van Wanroij and Emiliano Gonzalez Toro, the singers, become gorgeously lost in each other's sound.
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But I sure know where you're coming from, especially after seeing this gorgeously acted MCC Theater production, directed by Trip Cullman.
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The animation looks gorgeously trippy, and based on the trailer there'll be more twists than anyone can shake a stick at.
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The show looks like a moody, gorgeously shot drama about violence, family, and survival in an impoverished area of East London.
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At other times, pelvis and shoulders move gorgeously against each other like opposing slopes: the effect can be subtle or colossal.
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Not every idea gets ideally expressed in the gorgeously smooth voice of Jessica Tandy or delivered on legs like Savion Glover's.
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This feeling is echoed in Trevor Baird's vases adorned with panels of comics, and in Rebecca Morgan's gorgeously goofy face jugs.
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And finally, inferior Fitzgerald is still Fitzgerald, and his best readers will find much to enjoy in this gorgeously produced book.
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Some of my own family quilts are gorgeously complex, but others are barely more than plain rectangles sewn in a row.
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Walking up to the glass building, gorgeously enveloped by bronze lattice, it's impossible not to realized the significance of the museum's location.
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This look — natural but gorgeously "done up" — is perfect for a bride who wants to look like herself on her wedding day.
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It's gorgeously shot, intricately woven, and despite feeling a bit long at times, hits it out of the park with the finale.
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At the same time, these tubes were relatively common in offices, hotels, and department stores (most of which have been gorgeously photographed).
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The first trailer showed off gorgeously detailed environments, alongside comically deadpan characters, resulting in a curious mix of big-budget and retro.
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As he flies around the room, freely and gorgeously, he is seen, though the society he lives in wishes to erase him.
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Early hits like "Zaddy" and the title track, which features Future, streamline his gorgeously appointed space age panoramas into lightspeed club bangers.
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After all, she's the woman behind the perfectly sculpted, gorgeously glowing looks that Kim, Kendall, Kylie and Ko. have helped make famous.
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From this meeting their friendship—which feels urgent and lifesaving, for they are both in limbo—plays out in gorgeously spatial terms.
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The most prominent sound here other than Feist's voice and her gorgeously ragged guitar-playing is the ambient fizz of the studio.
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That's why we were so surprised and delighted when she debuted a head of highlighted, gorgeously tousled blond hair on Instagram today.
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Featuring reworkings from Kenneth Bager, Peaking Lights, Al Breadwinner and 2814, it's a gorgeously ethereal waft of tropical rainforest new age schmaltz.
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Entertaining, wide-ranging and gorgeously illustrated, "Eating Eternity" — despite its weird title — is a book you'll want to lend to a friend.
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Gorgeously surreal and almost entirely without dialogue, this tour de force marries "Lost in Translation" with Looney Tunes to haunting, slapstick effect.
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While I'm sure we'll be hearing more about the story soon, what I can say is that Magaña's illustrations are gorgeously figurative.
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A fair share of copycats also cropped up over the years, each trying to get a piece of the gorgeously baked pie.
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In the third part of the film, Chiron (gorgeously played by Trevante Rhodes) is an adult, but still looking after his mother.
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The prison explodes, in a gorgeously filmed sequence that ends with the camera spinning and a gun pointed at a guard's head.
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The series is still as gorgeously filmed and carefully considered as its parent show, and the cast is as solid as ever.
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Earlier this month, she showed off her gorgeously-decorated home kitchen, and in June proved just how long she's been cultivating her skills.
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These are gorgeously green (natural, vegan, cruelty-free), more natural than their competitors, and free of drying ingredients like alcohols and strong cleaners.
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The main article was about yet another country at war, gorgeously composed photo after photo of rubble and women with stunned, starved eyes.
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It's particularly disappointing because SNK got this so right two decades ago with the gorgeously clicky micro-stick on the Neo Geo Pocket.
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Allow us to introduce you to leg contouring, the art of creating gorgeously bronzed and toned legs with an absurd amount of makeup.
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Deronzier follows the man on his solitary journey through gorgeously colored and textured landscapes, only to find himself right back where he started.
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While upsetting much of the time, the film is punctuated by gorgeously framed, dream-like scenes and grounded by Vega's calm, defiant performance.
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"Looking Up Ben James," with its black-and-white images gorgeously printed in large format, is an oblique delight from beginning to end.
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Beauty subscription box This beauty subscription box will send your girlfriend five beauty products each month, gorgeously packaged in an iconic pink box.
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The gorgeously open-hearted "The Arrival" (2019) reveals the impetus for seeking home in other people is often dispossession from one's own kin.
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Each black-and-white page features a gorgeously un-clad male model, smoldering for the camera — and your donations, which go to Rainbow Railroad.
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Fermented turnip contrasts beautifully with a gorgeously rosy smoked duck breast, giving a hint of funk to the otherwise straightforward but perfectly executed dish.
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But we came out on the other side with a few dreamy, gorgeously blendable picks that live up to the gold standard of glitter.
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"Final Exam" carries an air of devotional music, bringing together techniques from ambient and drone with a song structure designed around gorgeously stacked chords.
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While gorgeously designed, the wireless setup was a bust and, even when connected to a computer, it failed to properly print a single model.
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Smack in the middle of Washington, DC's sprawling Rock Creek Park, the center is a gorgeously rustic horse stable featuring trail rides and lessons.
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But such dark, reptilian wood is also startling and gorgeously eerie; a shou sugi ban house looks like it floated out of a dream.
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On Instagram, hashtags like #mendingmatters and #makedoandmend mark tens of thousands of posts showcasing colorfully and often gorgeously patched sweaters, jeans, dresses and coats.
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Even if the night itself seemed somewhat unreal, even if it felt like nothing so much as the gorgeously designed end of an era.
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There's nostalgia in the gorgeously played songs, full of yearning and exuberance and affection for eras we can hold at a safe distance now.
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DIRTY PLOTTE (Drawn & Quarterly, $119.95), a gorgeously designed box set offering two hardcover volumes collecting Doucet's entire comics oeuvre, arrives at an opportune moment.
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Each frame of the film is gorgeously shot, almost painterly in how it renders the drab home, the wild moors, and Katherine's luminous beauty.
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The trip through the labyrinth itself makes for a gorgeously terrifying climax, and Bea's ultimate plunge into the heart of the unknown is triumphant.
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There's a new solo that Mr. Abraham, dancing as gorgeously as ever, has made for himself, accompanied by an a cappella choir singing Björk.
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And you and everyone around you — a whole country — got to watch him quietly, slowly and then gorgeously find his way back to life.
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His 2010 film I Wish I Knew is a gorgeously shot documentary about China's modern history, as seen through the last century in Shanghai.
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Tabards were a theme, gorgeously bejewelled, but they seemed extraneous to the clothes they decorated, and one of them looked like a lobster bib.
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Much like the other things on his new album, it's a gorgeously stripped-down ode to a past lover that's unabashed in its yearnings.
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She was referring to the "chic, sophisticated, intelligent" woman she channeled for this season's beauty look, built upon a canvas of gorgeously luminescent skin.
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Mr. Morris's Laylas and Majnuns dance their dramas of love, pain, destiny and death against a vast painting that makes this drama gorgeously apocalyptic.
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It made a pale-colored wine that, though gorgeously perfumed, was out of fashion in an era in which powerful, dark wines were prized.
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His approach set up the Adagio's true theme, a wistful, elegiac melody for solo clarinet, played gorgeously by Anthony McGill, the Philharmonic's principal clarinet.
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Banner calls many of her videos vlogs, but to me they read like gorgeously crafted lectures backed by thoughtful research, evidence selection, and time.
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A gorgeously crafted 6.5-liter V12, making an astounding 789 horsepower, with peak torque of 530 pound-feet and a redline to 8,900 rpm.
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There's a weird, gorgeously rendered space station here, with emails to read, audio logs to listen to, and menacing creatures lurking in the dark.
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It all comes together in gorgeously rendered environments that are meant to teem with life as all players do their thing in a shared world.
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Reasonably priced printed dresses, perfectly worn-in French workmen wear, and tribal textiles are gorgeously displayed in this cooler-than-thou shop with adjacent café.
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They do the latter on new cut "Angel's Egg," a gorgeously ghostly song titled after the similarly unearthly and beautiful avant-garde 80s anime film.
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We're also bringing you an exclusive listen to the sleazily seductive "Touch Me", which is a gorgeously decadent slice of R&B re-edit perfection.
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Annie, after a day of indignities, spots a chic woman crossing the street, gorgeously carefree and on her way to buy a bouquet of flowers.
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Except for the dozens of eye-popping outfits Mr. Mackie gorgeously recreates for the occasion, it's all gesture, no craft: dramatically threadbare and surprisingly unrevealing.
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Gorgeously tattooed and a with a spray of pale blue hair, Ms. Shepp, 32, is the first professional director the library has had in decades.
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Man and animal gods collide for a terrifying and gorgeously imagined final battle, one meant to determine who will rule the future: man, or beast.
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As of 1927, they weren't yet living in Harewood House in Yorkshire, but we may be grateful for the glimpses of their gorgeously restored home.
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It made a name for itself by creating clitoral stimulators that are not only fantastic toys, but also double as gorgeously sophisticated pieces of jewelry.
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Gorgeously designed and meticulously written, this literal residence of evil housed one of gaming's greatest twist endings, and set a new standard for virtual survival.
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The gifted young composer-conductor Matthew Aucoin, in the pit, emphasized Glass's pearly instrumental solos; Ryan Darke, L.A. Opera's principal trumpet, played gorgeously all night.
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Several of her novels have been made into British miniseries, and her book The Fingersmith was turned into the gorgeously rollicking 2016 film The Handmaiden.
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It's a gorgeously crafted brand campaign that stars seven physical prototypes, each the size of a remote-controlled car and photographed in vivid, diorama-like landscapes.
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As we say our goodbyes, I see that a group of cheery men and women are waiting for Braun in his elegant, gorgeously lit office foyer.
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The tale depicts a young boy who can't stop daydreaming about becoming a mermaid after witnessing three gorgeously dressed women on the subway with his abuela.
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" Laura Prudom, TV Editor: "It's the perfect combination of style and substance; gorgeously executed battles and characters I immediately loved and wanted to know more about.
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This Hollywood invasion of a serious Canadian stage inspires an early storyline in Slings & Arrows, a gorgeously written Canadian series from the beginning of this millennium.
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The gorgeously shot film follows the pair of friends as they roam the streets of Los Angeles searching for the "fish" that "stole" Sin-Dee's man.
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It's also gorgeously shot, with Instagram-ready close-ups of delectable food and stylish clothes, reveling in a life that looks easy, but only from afar.
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Gorgeously shot by Ravi K Chandran, Mehra's film is a worthy successor to a genre her producers – Karan Johar and Farhan Akhtar - seem to have perfected.
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The once perfectly ripe and gorgeously green fruit has passed its prime, and we're left feeling like we wasted good food and our hard-earned money.
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The series is gorgeously shot, contrasting the gritty, wounded reality of postwar Paris with the bright lights, opulence and excess of the world of haute couture.
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Severance is the most gorgeously written novel I've read all year; when I finished it, I immediately picked it up and read it all over again.
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Yes, we're talking about the death of the gorgeously-designed weirwood tree cave at the center of the Three-Eyed-Raven's (Max von Sydow) greenseeing network.
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By contrast, the gorgeously hand-drawn "Weekends," by the Canadian filmmaker Trevor Jimenez (the third Oscar finalist), fully earns its 15-minutes-and-change running time.
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Aside from their themes of obsession and their literary pedigrees, the two films share the cinematographer Néstor Almendros; the interior compositions, in particular, are gorgeously textured.
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Pete Buttigieg took gorgeously effective note of this in the Democrats' first debate, in June, referring to the Trump administration's treatment of migrants at the border.
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Instead they stretched Baker's songs into gorgeously desolate epics that echoed through an outdoor amphitheater at the premiere at the Ojai Festival in California in June.
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The corruption of innocent flesh — by hickeys and herpes and worse — might be a heavy-handed metaphor, but when it's rendered this gorgeously, who can complain?
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Julie Kirkwood's cinematography gorgeously captures the stark contrasts between the glamorous L.A. we usually see on film, and the seedy, dusty, crumbling underbelly that Erin operates within.
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Even more than a few others here, this is a unified work — gorgeously written, recursive but not repetitive, and profound even when chronicling the shallowest of socialites.
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Lost in all the heated debates is the game's pure fun factor; Destiny remains one of the most aesthetically pleasing and gorgeously designed FPS games out there.
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As I see it, whatever they do, Apple's next big thing may not be some gorgeously designed hardware and may actually end up being, mostly, a service.
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Over the duration, she slowly becomes engulfed by her own hair—a process beautifully paced by director Helmi—and it makes for a gorgeously surreal few minutes.
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Then we walked on this gorgeously sunny day down Madison, down Fifth Avenue by St. Patrick's Cathedral into 30 Rock, and it's like a scene from Cleopatra.
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If you can see past the rain of blood, Raw is a gorgeously moving film about fear and adolescence—albeit one best viewed on an empty stomach.
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The Six Brandenburg Concertos is a gorgeously lyrical piece that kept those concertos in my head humming and cheerfully tumbling days after I had seen the work.
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But those of my youth have nothing on the 20 gorgeously designed libraries featured in this piece, buildings of all shapes and sizes; a bibliophile's dream, perhaps.
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The sheer lace might initially scream femininity, but the oversized, boxy cut and menswear detailing of the crisp collar add masculine elements that gorgeously challenge gender expectations.
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In this fantasy, we see various examples of women urinating, including into a gorgeously delicate pink shell — basically, if Venus had a chamberpot, this would be it.
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They've decided to work together and the result is a gorgeously spangled remix of Beshevl's "The Traveller's Night Song", which is taken from his forthcoming album Wanderer.
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Gorgeously drawn and meticulously executed, this Journey to the Center of the Earth–style story features the voice talents of both Michael J. Fox and Leonard Nimoy.
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She is shown a clingy, see-through dress with a long train, a gorgeously patterned black-and-white leather Balmain gown and a couple of other options.
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Written and illustrated by Barbara McClintock A girl and her racecar are at the center of this satisfying book, gorgeously illustrated as always by McClintock ("Adèle & Simon").
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A gorgeously-lofted ball that made Alli find another gear completely to caress the ball gently into the back of the net on a tight little volley.
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It gorgeously celebrated the city's Gaudí architecture in the context of an abstract sea battle, which you could easily understand without silly insight from the network commentators.
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Adapted by Patrick Ness from his award-winning book, "A Monster Calls" gorgeously realizes its fantasy sequences through stylized animation, bringing childlike paintings and drawings to vivid life.
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One gorgeously decorated Christmas tree would be impressive considering the turn around time — but no, Ray's seasonal decor included six (!) fancy firs in all different shapes and sizes.
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The gorgeously costumed actors pose like statues—with climactic moments of ferocious activity—and their sepulchral voices, accompanied by flute and drum, create the momentum of a dream.
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Channeling the best of French new wave and Audrey Hepburn, Brie sports a gorgeously gamine pixie cut and we have to say that she is pulling it off.
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Harry Smith and Megan Taylor from Marlborough Primary School were chosen to give the couple the special gift — a gorgeously crafted traditional Celtic spoon engraved with their initials.
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For the heartwarming moment, the mother-son pair posed in front of a gorgeous Parisian backdrop consisting of gorgeously manicured greenery and some of the city's signature architecture.
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Matthew Dippel snapped a gorgeously backlit photo of a silhouetted man popping the question to his girlfriend on a scenic overlook in California's Yosemite National Park on Oct.
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We're completely okay with gorgeously gussied-up pants becoming de rigueur at major awards shows when they look as fresh — but fully black-tie-ready — as Gaga's ensemble.
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Like a masterful painting in the dark, a great aria unsung and a gorgeously designed building unused, a car like the Miura is wasted if it's not driven.
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The retro-futurist production design is gorgeously awful, the cast is awfully gorgeous, and the dystopian setting is explored with an appropriately Ballardian blend of suavity and aggression.
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If you need to wear a VR headset while sitting stiffly on the sofa in your gorgeously empty apartment, posing for an Anthropologie catalog, there's no better choice.
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Taking his cue from Homer, this Greek choreographer thinks of time as "The Great Tamer," which is the title of his 2017 pensive, gorgeously stark dance-theater piece.
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Mikkel Norgaard, the director, propels the story by smartly sticking to the formula he used in the previous film: hints of menace, gorgeously shadowed shots and long flashbacks.
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Focusing on a beautiful, dangerous android named Ava and her relationship with a human coder, the movie is gorgeously filmed, even if its ideas get a little complex.
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Naomi, a runaway slave shot dead just after giving birth, tells her story from beyond the grave, and it loops and swirls as gorgeously as a kite's tail.
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And here we are, serving you up another slice of the gorgeously sprawling and spacious "Garden of Terrors"—an eight minute waltz through some seriously smoked out terrain.
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But from this intimate spot, I am struck by how gorgeously the athletes play, how smoothly they glide across the court, how effortless they make it all seem.
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The cheese is made in the kitchen, and it's gorgeously soft, while the saag is a tart and peppery mix of wilted arugula, sorrel, spinach and mustard greens.
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But watching "Hadestown" unfold so gorgeously at the Walter Kerr Theater, I found myself thinking of other Greek characters: those lucky few saved from heartbreak by radical metamorphoses.
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None of his fellow contenders for the nomination speaks off the cuff in such gorgeously composed paragraphs (though Cory Booker, Michael Bennet and Marianne Williamson have their moments).
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Gaglioppo This grape from the Cirò appellation in Calabria, the toe of Italy's boot, can make gorgeously rustic reds, with aromas of roses and smoke and grippy tannins.
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I can imagine these shoes working gorgeously for someone whose feet are narrower than mine and not in-between sizes, but they just weren't quite right for me.
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She admitted as much, once poignantly writing that part of her envied "gorgeously glamorous" stars like Crawford and thought she might never be as popular as they were.
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Others are gorgeously simple: a Raf tomato cut in half, with one cream made of the red part and another of the green, poured into the same bowl.
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Though Adele seemed shaken, the audience was supportive, and after she started over, she turned the cover into a gorgeously moving rendition of one of Michael's most revealing songs.
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Well-kempt American lawns have long been a suburban status symbol, and a gorgeously maintained yard used to be the perfect way to make your neighbors green with envy.
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Yet the most superb parts of the Parthenon Marbles are arguably those at the British Museum, which has the lavish pediment statues and gorgeously carved friezes and metope panels.
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Even audiophile-grade equipment like the Chord Mojo and the desktop-bound Schiit Jotunheim that I have at home doesn't sound as musical and gorgeously melodic as the Kann.
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Denmark's future Queen consort, Crown Princess Mary, wore an off-the-shoulder red gown with her go-to Ruby Parure Tiara, which is gorgeously covered in diamonds and rubies.
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That town and the space-meets-western setting are gorgeously rendered, and even a brief play time at the IndieCade booth is enough to whet the appetite for more.
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The action is gorgeously fluid, the idiosyncratic 3-D visual conceits (including floating eyeballs undersea) are startling, and the story and its metaphors resolve in unexpected and moving ways.
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"She's not bare-breasted or in the gorgeously rendered exotic attire of the harem servant," typical of how black women were depicted in history paintings at the Paris salons.
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A gorgeously imagined fantasy, a forceful plea for living in balance with nature, and a riveting adventure that recalls the classic samurai films of Kurosawa — what's not to like?
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Dionne D. Figgins and Dwayne Cooper infuse "You're the Boss" with a teasing romance and sexual heat, and "Loving You" is a gorgeously unadorned display of doo-wop harmonies.
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My favorite, "Two Dancers in the Changing Room Backstage at the Gaiety" (1991), is a gorgeously quiet observation of male performers that feels like a homoerotic update of Degas.
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With a magnificent Jude Law as the titular Catholic figurehead, the series was gorgeously shot, immaculately designed, and boasted a surprising amount of heart in its boundary-pushing narrative.
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Assembling texts, found objects and materials — some of them embroidered with gorgeously colored portraits — he creates exquisite vignettes that are arch yet poignant studies in loneliness, companioned or not.
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With his flexible, creamy baritone Mr. Lewis can achieve full freak-out volume without shouting or losing the melodies, which are written gorgeously (by Stephen Sondheim) for a reason.
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She delivered its witty eccentricities with glowing elegance; Mr. Stearns, gorgeously understated throughout, wound up one multiple turn with a marvelously slow final revolution that ended as if hovering.
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But close up, they were meticulously and gorgeously constructed; their rough-hewed, blunted exteriors encased in thoughtful and ergonomic scaffolding, buttresses of padded wiring, canvas boning, industrial-strength crinolines.
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The result of his experiment is a gorgeously crafted tale of a man who returns to his eerie hometown just as a long-dormant nest of vampires takes over.
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The 2016 anime film Your Name, a charming body-swap romance that became anime's biggest box office success, features a catalog of gorgeously rendered landscapes worthy of an art gallery.
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The price is $399 / £399 for the Pixel 3A or $479 / £469 for the Pixel 3A XL. Here's the whole picture: #pixel3a, a radically helpful, gorgeously designed phone for everyone.
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I usually don't buy into the whole "you have to see it on the big screen" hype about certain movies, be it action blockbusters or just gorgeously shot art films.
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The gallery has a permanent home in the Condesa section of Mexico City, a gorgeously sprawling spread in a former lumberyard and industrial bakery redesigned by the architect Alberto Kalach.
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The gorgeously unsettling Under the Skin has Johansson as an alien learning what it means to be human, while Her cast Johansson as an AI who comes into her own.
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Flash forward to 2017's Met Gala, where Zendaya stunned the world with her gorgeously-tousled natural hair — and played up her ultra-glowy makeup with that bright, matte lip.
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Comparisons to Alex Garland's Ex Machina are inevitable: both feature predatory men holding women hostage in hermetic, high-tech, gorgeously sterile homes, with other women standing by as implacable assistants.
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Just like that, Howe was in the antiques business, and soon became known for that exact eclecticism — a mix of gorgeously restored heirloom furniture and simply appealing junk-store finds.
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Gorgeously restored and imbued with a modern spirit of play, the Chicago Athletic Association captures many of the city's most compelling attractions — architecture, history and food — under one handsome roof.
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Gorgeously lighted by David Daniel, Doom-Head presides over a world where the rich exploit the poor, women's genitals are repeatedly name-checked, Nazi iconography flourishes and killer clowns lurk.
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Filmed in a video rental store in Croydon, London, it's soft focus-tastic: neon lights, permed hair and plastic accessories and Ladyhawke looking gorgeously jubilant in the midst of it.
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There is no reason a book of ideas can't also be deeply moving, gorgeously written, and inhabited by people who take rooms in your heart and never move out. 2.
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But I'd found what I came for, that cinema of movement and emotion, sidewalk vanishing into woods, and then gorgeously reappearing, the solitude of nature within a city of millions.
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Later that afternoon, the two men listened to the playback of another section of "The Great Silence," a gorgeously spectral piano solo that did not make it onto the record.
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It also features more than just Barry's own drawings, which are always colorful with bold lines and often gorgeously surreal, and makes great use of Barry's students' artwork as well.
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Mr. O'Connell, who starred in the 2014 film "Unbroken," gives a gorgeously anesthetized performance, a portrait of a man working hard to insulate himself from life's pain and finally failing.
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Lit gorgeously by Mimi Jordan Sherin, they slide and twirl about the huge space in various combinations that fascinate and appall the eye, like de Chirico paintings come to life.
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As "Airs" (1978, to Handel items) started the season on Tuesday, it so gorgeously contrasted stillness, walking and running — all so lusciously textured — that tears of wonder filled my eyes.
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But then something comes along, seemingly out of nowhere, and doesn't reinvent the wheel, but polishes it to a shiny, pretty, gorgeously-scented finish — and we find ourselves giddy with excitement.
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And you could feel how desperately the industry needed to believe in its own magic yesterday, in every gorgeously made montage and speech asserting the power of dreams and of storytelling.
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The essays are gorgeously produced and the subject matter is smart, looking slightly to the left of the usual suspects at how women are navigating the workplace, motherhood, and identity politics.
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And of course, with the PG-13 stakes between an old vampire who can't fully love a young human, because you know, he wanted that neck juice—two gorgeously tragic supermodels.
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Today, he's hard at work again on Savior—this gorgeously hand-drawn platformer is some way off yet, with a rough release date of March 2018 listed on the Indiegogo page.
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Which is to say, the tuxedo, rendered in a multitude of ways: on men and women, in fur and satin, decorated with "no smoking" jokes, sometimes gorgeously inventive, sometimes just silly.
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In not only writing, but gorgeously illustrating their journey of learning about gender and sexuality, Kobabe is contributing to a much-needed canon of stories that have long been actively erased.
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Allison Janae Hamilton's multitudinous, mythic installation is intoxicating; it gorgeously envelops you in Southern landscape while simultaneously bringing to the surface the history of racial and classed exploitation in the region.
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On a recent trip to London, I stopped by one of my favorite stores, Hedonism Wines in Mayfair, to browse their gorgeously lit selection of rare liqueurs from around the world.
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Gorgeously directed by Mimi Leder, this story of a tiny community trying to predict the end of the world is the kind of haunting tangent only The Leftovers could pull off.
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"My Attic," feels more on message as she rifles through her intimate thoughts in a song that will surely be set to a gorgeously choreographed Cirque duSoleil-inspired routine on her tour.
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In a spectacular display of acting talent and the most gorgeously filmed elementary school fundraiser possibly ever, HBO's Big Little Lies aired its gripping final episode on April 2 — or did it?
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One of the best-tasting mandarins in the world, Daisy SL, has a gorgeously smooth, red-orange rind, firm, intensely sweet-tart flesh that melts in the mouth, and complex, lingering aromatics.
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Via its gorgeously shot music videos, Beyoncé keenly explores what it means to be a woman, with a richness and visibility that's almost always withheld from black women in mainstream pop culture.
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Except, of course, it's PJ Harvey, so instead of just wailing about swollen breasts and suffocating PMS, she wraps the whole thing in gorgeously creeping metaphors about bruised fruit and trailing linen.
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Without a central mission to undertake, Philip and Elizabeth (played in gorgeously restrained performances by Matthew Rhys and Keri Russell) found themselves questioning whether they wanted to do any of this anymore.
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This lush and gorgeously produced podcast from KCRW takes you into the real lives of locals in South Los Angeles and nearby communities, bringing you stories of the everyday and the extraordinary.
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Henry Rollins, while in Australia for his spoken word tour, appeared on the panel show The Project and gorgeously summed up the ridiculousness of the push against marriage equality in the country.
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"The designs are not about Russia or Russian style," Mr. Rubchinskiy said, sitting in cutoff shorts on bleachers outside the factory building on a gorgeously bright and unusually cool Florentine summer afternoon.
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And while most movies of this type simply peter out, "Instructions" maintains such an unswerving commitment to its dark purpose that its final, gorgeously tenebrous images will leave you wobbly for days.
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The Iberi Choir, from (the country) Georgia, sang gorgeously harmonized songs, many of them a cappella, with convoluted passages of eerie dissonance; one song had lyrics dating back to the 12th century.
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But this animated epic, which ends on Labor Day after 10 seasons, is one of the visual and artistic wonders of the last decade, a gorgeously lacquered jawbreaker with a bittersweet center.
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Gorgeously filmed in Utah and on the Oregon shoreline (and featuring a splendid cameo by Robert Forster), "Damsel" may feel 20 minutes too long, but it fills them with attitude and cheek.
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Alongside gorgeously weird paintings of women, birds and cats — as well as mythical and imaginary creatures — is a Varo sculpture made from fish, chicken and turkey bones after a dinner with artists.
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But our critic says that the rapper's new album, "4:44," is a "gorgeously produced stab at self-examination" that shows where he's been, where he's going and what he's leaving behind.
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This game puts you and a few friends, along with plenty of other random players, into a sprawling, dangerous, and gorgeously designed map that's filled with monsters that want to kill you.
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But it's better than good: a gorgeously produced stab at self-examination (it runs less than the length of a standard therapy session) that suggests a new direction for rap's elder statesmen.
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Linda Fiorentino dons a gorgeously monochrome wardrobe of glamourous skirt-suits in The Last Seduction, and Sharon Stone's numerous appearances in films across the genre all feature her in well-coiffed good form.
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He chalks up the scene's renaissance to the popularity of Stranger Things and the gorgeously austere Blade Runner sequel, and mentions he's only been actively running his YouTube shop for about three months.
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There's nothing sci-fi about McCarthy's horrifying (if gorgeously written) examination of American violence, but it is so gruesome and uncompromising, it makes Dr. Ford's bloody Wyatt narrative look like a children's cartoon.
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The result is a gorgeously detailed view of how the eclipse will cause a decrease in incoming solar radiation as it crosses the country on Monday, from the Pacific Northwest to the Southeast.
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That pedigree explains the adaptation's gorgeously gloomy production design, as well as its loaded cast — studded by heavy hitters including Oscar nominee Miranda Richardson, Jurassic Park hero Sam Neill, and Charles Dance, a.k.a.
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Verdi and Boito conceived the young lovers, Fenton (the gentle tenor Saimir Pirgu) and Nannetta (gorgeously sung by the fresh, pure-voiced soprano Rosa Feola), as a joint oasis amid all the agitation.
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Her opening aria, a celebration of an unfettered soul and an unattached heart, was a thing of special beauty with its accompaniment of pizzicato strings and soaring recorder, gorgeously played by Priscilla Herreid.
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I'm not a hardware modder, but I still know a gorgeously neat job when I see one—like this souped-up gaming rig cleverly concealed inside the casing of a 1995 IBM Aptiva.
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Since then he's taken up the laptop sampling that dominates so gorgeously here, in part to occupy months if not years spent laid out by a cardiac virus and its open-heart surgeries.
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Nonetheless, recent developments in party rap have favored modes of musical immersion antithetical to vocal and lyrical intelligibility — Playboi Carti's gorgeously blurry, wholly incomprehensible albums apotheosize this tendency — and Simi offers a corrective.
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The music is gorgeously realized; Cohen intones his lyrics with clear implications of melody, and the track fleshes them out with an orchestra, an acoustic guitar hinting at flamenco and a melancholy piano line.
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Rees' film was a gorgeously shot, gripping look at race relations in the South in the aftermath of World War II, deftly directed to reflect issues that we still very much grapple with today.
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The church and its leader, the Patriarch Kirill, have been supported and enriched by the state; attendance in the gorgeously-restored churches remains low, though baptisms, weddings and funerals are often routed through them.
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YouTuber and animator 4096's video "blank vhs covers were kinda beautiful" is the perfect encapsulation of that, gorgeously animating together a series of classic covers from blank VHS tapes from over the years.
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Hypothetically, someone as scene stealing as the britches-wearing Mary Agnes (the fantastic Merritt Wever) should be a major awards draw for a gorgeously-produced Netflix miniseries from an Oscar nominee like Steven Soderbergh.
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Whether or not you're a critical theory scholar, though, it's a beautiful space full of gorgeously curated, meaningful work that isn't made by a bunch of shaggy trust fund kids, which is always cool.
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As in "Breaking the Waves," Mazzoli wrings ferocious intensity from familiar-seeming materials: folkish ballads and wheezing harmonicas are blended into a gorgeously eerie orchestral fabric, one that includes dangling guitars brushed with whisks.
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Adrian Danchig-Waring and Emilie Gerrity, making their role debuts in the opening pas de deux, imbued their encounter with lush suspense, Ms. Gerrity looking gorgeously strange in her serpentlike convolutions on the floor.
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On-the-nose moments like that — there are many — sometimes left me feeling that "Mary Page Marlowe," however gorgeously acted, might not be hiding much of anything in the switchbacks of its distorted chronology.
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As it still does, chaos meets order near the corner of 42nd and Fifth, where gorgeously colored images suggest what a Don Draper ad man might have seen on his way to an assignation.
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If you arranged all those ingredients together on one large pan, you'd be hard pressed to get the timing just right so the vegetables and chicken all come out evenly cooked and gorgeously caramelized.
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Yet the movie is so perfectly acted and gorgeously filmed (the cinematographer is Julie Kirkwood) that we don't mind its coyness; the twanging notes of trepidation make us almost grateful for the leisurely build.
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Part endless runner, part rhythm game, part music video, it delivers what the tiny Swedish game studio is best known for: a singular, gorgeously designed, full-bodied experience unlike any other game of its ilk.
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Sprightly as ever, these beats form a thicker, chewier soundscape, with scratches jittering, sparks flying, cut-up groans and shrieks chiming in from everywhere, over steady drums, cunningly timed rhythm guitar, fusion keyboards layered gorgeously.
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Besides being one of the most acclaimed filmmakers of his time, with a gorgeously shot, deeply emotional body of work, Kieslowski also excelled at writing stories that exposed the limits of political ideas and ideologies.
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Hell, not undermining it with carrier bloatware would be an improvement on the status quo, and there's still a dearth of real-world benefits to the Edge's curved screen other than it looking gorgeously futuristic.
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Perhaps not gorgeously written like some of the earlier short stories in this collection, but Chiang manages to interrogate an incredibly deep and intellectual question about what truth means in a world of digital remembrance.
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Regardless, the result is that many of the wines can be great values, like this one from Volpaia, gorgeously fragrant of cherries, herbs, tobacco and earth, with the acidic structure characteristic of the sangiovese grape.
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"Selected Works 224-2148" is a gorgeously printed collection that encompasses some of the modern master's lesser-known pictures, as chosen by 2100 curators, writers and artists, each with his or her own fascinating rationale.
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In case you missed it, following a gorgeously animated end credits sequence, the screen went back to a shot of Strong's Silva frantically scribbling on the walls of a prison cell as he hears a voice.
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I started my career in fashion PR, but I was inspired to launch my own business when I found myself transfixed by the gorgeously wrapped gifts that kept streaming into our offices during the holiday season.
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The San Francisco artist Jordan Belson (62853-26285) was ahead of the curve on meditation and yoga, which he supplemented with hallucinogens to experience expanded consciousness and later translated into gorgeously sensuous, abstract 22012-millimeter films.
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At the same time, in a gorgeously shabby Ars Nova production directed by Jordan Fein, it reassured us that as long as humans (or androids) can gather to hear music, music will have something to say.
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And Yudelkys Paniagua, the chef, cooks dishes to order, like chimi, the Dominican street burger, reimagined as sliders but still gorgeously sloppy, anointed with pink mayo-ketchup whose snap comes from Country Club frambuesa (raspberry) soda.
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But throughout the 1920s and '30s, he had written selflessly and gorgeously about his contemporaries, literary and otherwise, making a contribution to American literature as large as, and much broader than, Nabokov's brilliant but narrow one.
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For "On the Other Side" — making its U.S. premiere alongside "Homecoming" at the gorgeously restored Art Deco theater at the Ace Hotel in downtown Los Angeles — Millepied enlisted the painter Mark Bradford to design the sets.
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It's a gorgeously crafted film, with strong performances from its two beautiful leads, Joanna Kulig and Tomasz Kot, who play musicians named Zula and Wiktor in a tempestuous, lifelong romance that carries them across post-war Europe.
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Critic score: 84%Netflix description:Why you should watch it: With an incredible ensemble cast and a gorgeously unique imagining of an alternate future, "Maniac" is one of the most fun and poignant sci-fi shows ever made.
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With groundbreaking products engineered for a wider variety of bodies, shame-free messaging, gorgeously empowering design, and anti-male gaze marketing, companies like Dame, Maude, Crave, and Unbound ushered us into a new era of pleasure tech.
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All right, I should have learned, but I was tricked again by the lushness of the "ocean herbal broth" pooled around gorgeously fresh shrimp, scallops, a belon oyster and a bundle of sea cucumber cut into ribbons.
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The book is so gorgeously written and deeply insightful, and with a line of narrative tension that never slacks, from the first page to the last, that it's one you'll likely read in a single, delicious sitting.
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A gorgeously juicy and pink length of grilled pork, for example, was flecked with sage salt, and its only garnish was a spoonful of sauce made from apples — not applesauce but a saltier and more complex reduction.
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I would, though, recommend listening to the piece, which I offer below in two versions, the original (for voices and solo piano) and a later, lusher orchestral arrangement (played gorgeously by the Berlin Philharmonic under Claudio Abbadio).
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The Baker home, in particular, is a gorgeously grotesque place, where simply wandering around and looking at things — cages whose use is best left to the imagination, or disturbingly bloodstained bathrooms — can foster a powerful sense of dread.
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Over that span, the company has published close to 100 games, ranging from the gorgeously animated Gris to the arcade action of Downwell to the Zelda-like The Swords of Ditto to the Tinder-esque strategy of Reigns.
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In addition to styling their spot with über cool vibes (more like a hipster loft than the clinical feel of a traditional salon) the Base Coat founders created their own gorgeously rich nail colors — no more chemical smells!
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Thanks to his unfortunate fall at Mustafar, Darth Vader is gorgeously encompassed in this slick, matte black watch, complete with a custom dial and bezels inspired by his ventilation mask and the Imperial logo on the hour hand.
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An intoxicating reflection on the interconnection of taste, scent, instinct and desire, the film, gorgeously photographed by Diego Garcia ("Cemetery of Splendour"), immerses you in the intensely pungent world of vaquejada, a rodeo sport popular in northeastern Brazil.
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An intoxicating reflection on the interconnection between taste, scent, instinct and desire, the film, gorgeously photographed by Diego Garcia ("Cemetery of Splendor"), immerses you in the intensely pungent world of vaquejada, a rodeo sport popular in northeastern Brazil.
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Suffused with harp music and gorgeously lighted (the cinematographer, Rui Poças, paints inky shadows you could drown in), the film blends raw horror, deftly composed songs, beautifully drawn storyboards and strong lead performances into a single, elegant package.
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This gorgeously animated adaptation of the children's novel by Deborah Ellis, directed by Nora Twomey, with Angelina Jolie as an executive producer, doesn't shrink from hardship or horror, and in fact bubbles over with courage and even hope.
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If that reality is like visiting a show home, watching even the most gorgeously photographed crime drama or thriller is akin to peering under the sink, to find the caked dirt and mold and cracks in the pipes.
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A smart treat for more readers ages 10 and up, this gorgeously drawn book traces the writer's life from her girlhood in rural England to the age of 31, when she first tried to get a novel published.
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Told from the perspective of his 12-year-old son, this is a gorgeously tight tale swelling with wisdom about the self-destructive longing for paternal approval and the devastating consequences of clinging to rotten models of masculinity.
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The infinitude of strategic options and tactical decisions makes for a fascinating and intricate game of both planning and moment-to-moment reactions, all in the context of gorgeously rendered environments and massively chaotic, constantly shifting battle scenarios.
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So if the International Best-Dressed List really is a reflection of the times, perhaps the only way for it to truly represent where we are now is for it to acknowledge its own natural, gorgeously appointed, demise.
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Mr. Hall, Ms. Milioti, Mr. Esper and Ms. Caruso — who all have more full-bodied voices than Mr. Bowie does — nonetheless capture the Bowie inflections and phrasing, while striking gorgeously gnarled and introverted poses, choreographed by Annie-B Parson.
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Moana borrows a lot from Disney's Tangled in terms of character dynamics and humor, and from Pocahontas in terms of gravity and beauty, but it's also its own lushly realized experience, and possibly the year's most gorgeously rendered film.
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As graphical fidelity has improved, video games have evolved from rendering Mario's hair on the NES with just 10 pixels, to abstract blobs floating on heads in early 3D games, to gorgeously rendered locks flowing down Lara Croft's back.
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When she's ready to plate, she arranges the gorgeously browned cabbage wedges on a plate, then spoons the chickpea mole over the top, with the warm tomato salad and cabbage slaw off to the side as if they're condiments.
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If this were a feminist mini-series, gorgeously shot, with a tidy narrative, this beat — the outpouring of stories and memories we didn't even know we'd repressed — would be wrapping up, and we'd be moving on to the denouement.
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Inside, the walls of the white cube space are lined with Ms. Dodd's gorgeously semiabstract paintings, made with funky materials like cuttlefish ink, black tea, plant and flower extracts and kombucha scoby (a symbiotic colony of bacteria and yeast).
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But it's gorgeously shot — no surprise from director Robert Zemeckis, whose interest in experimenting with how images can add to narrative can be seen in movies like The Walk, Beowulf, The Polar Express, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and others.
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You've likely spotted the two-year-old brand's deliciously textured, gorgeously hued leggings, crop tops, and the like, whether on Instagram, thanks to fans like Allison Williams, Lena Dunham, and Man Repeller's Leandra Medine, or out in the wild, a.k.a.
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Women with extremely pale skin are finally having their moment in the sun again (well, metaphorically speaking), thanks to gorgeously translucent celebrities like Dita von Teese, Emma Stone, Rooney Mara, the Fanning sisters, and Cate Blanchett, to name a few.
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The gorgeously groomed star of Netflix's amazing makeover show, Queer Eye, and Funny or Die's hilarious recap series, Gay of Thrones, received two Emmy nominations on Thursday morning and, as you might have suspected, he could not even begin to believe.
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But it is outshined by the gorgeously sensual and fluid drawing by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, "Étude pour l'Odalisque à l'esclave" (1838), which strangely has a dismembered hand floating around in midst of two reclining nudes rendered with delicate panache.
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Yet it managed to carve out its own space thanks to a combination of dark, introspective writing, stellar action gameplay, gorgeously moody music, and an unconventional structure that forced players to repeat the same story multiple times from different perspectives.
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With chunks of roasted potatoes scattered throughout, and a gorgeously crisp exterior (which you can totally achieve at home if you use a Dutch oven!), this pane Pugliese provides a heavenly blank canvas for all your toast experimentation to come.
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Here's another surprise: No clear favorite could be detected in this group beyond, perhaps, "Roma" for best foreign-language film -- and even that could be pressed hard by "Cold War," another critically lauded and gorgeously filmed black-and-white elegy.
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It's a 22-minute nature special/science documentary hybrid with a twist: the gorgeously shot film follows a "flavor chemist" on a prospecting trip through the Amazon, confronting the lure of chemical augmentation and anxieties around genetic engineering and biotechnology.
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But S. reticulata is also gorgeously patterned with leopard-like spots; and although other sirens breathe through intricately branched, tree-like external gills, like other non-transforming salamanders such as axolotls, those of S. reticulata are particularly large and resplendent.
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Perhaps 3, but not 5.) In handing authorship of these gorgeously rageful texts to a character, Smith has taken power from the narrator (a narrator with agency and personality, if not corporeality) and from the agglomerative force of the text itself.
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Luckily, I had the benefit of a new, comprehensive monograph, Robert Murray: Sculpture, by art director, designer, and Farrar, Straus, and Giroux design manager Jonathan D. Lippincott, whose enthusiasm shines throughout this gorgeously designed compendium on Murray's lengthy, ongoing career.
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The three works in the series, created in collaboration with Martin Zangerl and Stefan Hechenberger, manage to be both gorgeously elegant (the forms are based on ancient Greek vases) and obviously synthetic — and, in that latter sense, reproducible, less precious.
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With gorgeously understated, unhurried prose, Cognetti crafts the story of an unlikely friendship between a city boy named Pietro and a young cow herder, Bruno, who lives in the Alpine mountains where the members of Pietro's family spend their vacations.
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Not since the remote heyday of David Mamet or, more recently, Mr. Guirgis's other plays — he won the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for "Between Riverside and Crazy" — has dialogue so laced with profanity been so gorgeously employed to define and distinguish character.
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O'Connor, a self-proclaimed Greek mythology obsessive, has done something wonderful: He's turned the tales of those adventuresome, rascally, feuding, power-mad Greek gods into a nifty set of gorgeously drawn, well-researched graphic novels that kids go nuts for.
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Exhibiting a combination of tenderness and strength that is both pixiesque-playful and sexy self-confident, the naked performer, painted black, daintily prances like a spring nymph in front of the gorgeously soaring Brancusi sculptures at the Pompidou's Atelier Brancusi.
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" The backlash later intensified this week after it was revealed that Nordstrom was selling the piece for nearly $800, describing it as a "gorgeously crafted turban" that "is ready to turn heads while keeping you in comfort as well as trademark style.
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She shines only at her lushest: "Oh, What a World" aches as it layers on the vocoder, and "Lonely Weekend," an amalgamation of multiple jangly, glossy, silky guitar sounds, soars gorgeously, especially when the glazed keyboard noodling lifts the song at the end.
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Giving this gorgeously woven, neutral but still nursery-sweet star-print blanket is a nod to the fact that they'll want to swaddle their baby in the softest, coziest things … and that their living room will once again reflect their taste, someday.
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It's a lot of fun to sneak through a gorgeously rendered historical city, climb into a heavily guarded structure, track a target, and then leap down from above to make a kill before frantically escaping the scene by skipping from rooftop to rooftop.
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The last great book I reread would be Shirley Hazzard's "The Transit of Venus," which looks more and more like one of the most important postwar novels: epic and microscopic at the same time and stitched in prose of gorgeously sustained intensity.
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Westworld is gorgeously shot and meticulously costumed, presenting all the beautiful vistas and thrilling gunfights you'd expect from a Hollywood Western with a cast to match: Anthony Hopkins, Evan Rachel Wood, Ed Harris, James Marsden, and more populate this somewhat overpopulated first episode.
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With a background in fashion, and having directed the gorgeously designed short film Disco Inferno, Alice Waddington made history by becoming the youngest female director in Spain to direct a feature film, which premiered earlier this year at the Sundance Film Festival.
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"There's something beautiful about this fish crow perched where Audubon breathed his last," said Mr. Gitler of a gorgeously alert bird glaring four stories high above a gas station on West 155th Street that now occupies part of the old Audubon estate.
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It is, for one thing, gorgeously atmospheric, from the weathered barn-red siding that serves as the show curtain (the set design is by Miriam Buether) to Adam Guettel's mournful guitar and pump organ music, which sounds like hymns decomposing before your ear.
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MAHLER CHAMBER ORCHESTRA With her frequent Mozart collaborators, the Cleveland Orchestra, not traveling to New York this season, the gorgeously graceful pianist Mitsuko Uchida gets her fix with this fine ensemble, then returns for Schubert recitals on April 30 and May 23.
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It's obvious that something's off during the photo session by the Cohens' pool, where everyone is gorgeously dressed up but paired with the wrong date: Seth with Anna (Samaire Armstrong), Marissa with Volchok (Cam Gigandet), Summer with a random Korean pop star.
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And the world of Blade Runner 2049 is gorgeously scopic: You'll see cautiously soaring spinners giving chase in the night sky; a parched, burnt-orange desert littered with garish statues; the slick, squirmy industrial birth-canal that Wallace uses to bring his replicants to life.
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Apparently I'll alienate all of my friends and end up drowning in a pile of gorgeously colored leaves but I won't even get buried because my pile of leaves won't be lush enough for the kids to fall backwards into and find me. Man.
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Colette, the new film about the life of famed French author Gabrielle Colette, resembles so many other historical biopics of men and women with expansive personal lives and achievements: It's gorgeously costumed, transporting in its set design, and struggles to find a suitable, sensical ending.
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An airy cafe in the center of the clamorous complex, Landeau Chocolate is decorated with a mix of industrial lighting, flea-market finds and gorgeously photographed indie magazines, but the center of anyone's attention is that chocolate cake, the only offering on Landeau's menu.
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As we slide into a darkened booth, I look at my mom, who is wearing a perfectly beat up '90s era Calvin Klein jean jacket — once hers, now mine — and the only thing we bought all day: an oversized, gorgeously textured, heavily fringed scarf.
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The best entry so far at this year's Cannes Film Festival, "Cold War" is a moving and gorgeously shot period romance which recreates the mid-20th-century in flawless, unshowy detail, and which asks which siren song calls most seductively: art, love, freedom or home.
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To top it all off, James Newton Howard's interpretation of Tchaikovsky's iconic score is gorgeously woven throughout: the bombastic horns of a march swell in a pageant scene, while the more subdued melody of the pas de deux plays subtly from a music box.
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Now it has become a folk opera, "Hadestown," by the gifted singer-songwriter Anaïs Mitchell, which opened on Monday at New York Theater Workshop in a gorgeously sung, elementally spare production directed by and developed with Rachel Chavkin ("Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812").
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Ms. Netrebko has an 18-pound bird ready to go for Thanksgiving, an American tradition she is claiming as her own while she makes New York her home base this year, the better to provide stability for Tiago, a gorgeously exuberant third-grader with autism.
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We also hear the contradiction in her delicious renditions of the Porter songs, so that a merry operetta spoof like "Wunderbar" hints at ambivalence, and a formal beguine like "So in Love," sung so gorgeously it almost melts the theater, touches a kind of terror.
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But if we're going to talk about Lady Bird as a gorgeously rendered movie about what it's like to be a teenager, we have to talk about the one character who so perfectly puts Lady Bird herself into context: Laurie Metcalf as her mother, Marion.
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As for Mr. Vaccarello's diapers — actually sort of blouson short-shorts in black tie fabrics — these were shown with gorgeously ornate gold and crimson jackets or tuxes, all with power linebacker shoulders and spotty sheer tights and high platform stilettos or feather-topped ankle bootees.
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Sold with SRAM's state-of-the-art Force eTap AXS wireless electronic 1x12 drivetrain, hydraulic disc brakes, and high-end Bontrager components, this gorgeously painted Boone is quite the value considering all you get — not to mention who had a hand in designing it.
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This almost workmanlike devotion to small-scale but gorgeously crafted drama has earned Better Call Saul accusations of being too boring from some corners, and as if to compensate, season three has steadily ramped up storylines about Albuquerque's criminal element, now featuring Breaking Bad favorite Gus Fring.
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It's a very gorgeously produced podcast about a very, very dark thing, and it's probably one of the most humane things that I've heard, and I feel like I'm seeing a little bit of the future of how journalism can be conducted through the podcast form.
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After seven seasons of gorgeously styled credits that encapsulated the game-like nature of the show's plot, the first episode of Season 8 "Winterfell" swapped out the gold color palette and globetrotting locations for a new opening credit sequence that hammers home the final season's wintery world.
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F. Music is forever finding new ways to express love and loss, as the British soul singer gorgeously reminded us on this spare, tender elegy — a heart-rending tribute to both the instrument and the strength of the woman (his late mother, Binty) who supplied it. —L.
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So, in the case of this iPad mini 110, you get the same lightening-fast processing speeds, 10-hour battery life, iSight and FaceTime HD cameras, robust A8 chip, gorgeously laminated 7.9-inch Retina display, and sleek gold finish as you would with a brand new tablet.
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Jacobs' gorgeously macabre collection was accented with a rather unexpected cameo, as well: a Canada Goose men's parka, which was (somehow) layered to the hilt in a look that involved an elaborately sequined ball skirt and plumes of black feathers protruding from the shoulder blades like wings.
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The other day, most of the pieces had been delivered to Chelsea, though an ottoman-size subway ball, gorgeously tiled with the figures 23 (for the 19703rd Street Station), was still being worked on in Mr. Fisk's studio, a former garage down the block from his home.
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The father in "Disgrace," the searing book by the Nobel laureate J.M. Coetzee, turns to his daughter when looking for his own redemption; and "The Saskiad," Brian Hall's gorgeously allusive novel from 1997, follows a precocious teenager who reunites with the father she has tragically mythologized.
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But at the end of the third movement, which is laced with cascading "Alleluias," a gorgeously restrained pianissimo line — a simple "Alleluia, Glory to Thee, O God" — seemed to impart a focus that held for much of the rest of an accomplished if not particularly stirring performance.
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"To understand global events in the second half of the 2010s, it's vital to understand Putin's Russia, and this is the more gorgeously written book about Putin's values and the world he wants to see," said Linette Lopez, a columnist for Business Insider, of the book's importance.
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It's kind of a pity, considering the fact that just a year before, he was part of one of the best rap performances in Grammy history, "Swagga Like Us," featuring him, T.I., Lil Wayne, and Jay-Z, along with a very pregnant M.I.A. gorgeously bouncing around the stage.
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Ritchie overuses two main devices to keep the story moving along — sweeping views of the gorgeously rendered Middle Eastern city of Agrabah, and additional swooping shots following Jafar's parrot, Iago (voiced by Alan Tudyk), as he flies around spying on other characters and reporting back to the palace.
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The gorgeously-embroidered name tag, "Princess Catherine," is revealed in the His and Hers bespoke silk-lined cashmere dressing gowns – navy blue for Prince William and white for Kate – that were made for the couple by Nottingham, England, designer Daniel Hanson on their royal wedding day in 268.
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Or how about a white-shearling-lined navy coat or a bicolor parka or one of the gorgeously anonymous-looking flasher coats Mr. Ackermann showed on women including Mica Argañaraz, Liya Kebede or the aristocratic British model Stella Tennant, the latter with her hair cropped in a manly cut?
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"Life Itself" has the requisite Fogelman trappings: a gorgeously in-love couple played by Olivia Wilde and Oscar Isaac, a looming tragedy of monumental proportions, a complicated multigenerational story line (featuring Antonio Banderas, Olivia Cooke, Mandy Patinkin, Annette Bening and Laia Costa) and the ever-crucial unexpected twist.
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"Bliss," in which ten gorgeously costumed opera singers and a small orchestra perform the bittersweet, final aria of Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro," repeatedly, for twelve hours, won the prize for the most innovative work in the 2011 "Performa Biennial," RoseLee Goldberg's performance-art festival in New York.
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"Red Fuji" (1830-32) on the other hand, does away with perspectival inventiveness and reverts to the two-dimensional tradition: presenting the mountain as a gorgeously deep red triangle cutting into a deep blue background, its lower half bisected by green wash, simplifying the composition in almost geometric terms.
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In our review, Andrew Webster praises the nauseating detail of the scenery: The Baker home, in particular, is a gorgeously grotesque place, where simply wandering around and looking at things — cages whose use is best left to the imagination, or disturbingly bloodstained bathrooms — can foster a powerful sense of dread.
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Baldwin's words reverberate on the page—they hardly need illustration, and yet Taschen's new edition of the book, gorgeously enriched with more than 100 photos by photojournalist Steve Schapiro, who spent much of the 60s photographing Baldwin and civil rights activists in the South, render the text all the more profound.
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The final song was the gorgeously elegiac solo number "Flags of the Old Regime," written after the death of Amy Winehouse, but whose chorus could not but resonate differently tonight: I don't want to die any more Any more than I did want to die before Some traumas will never heal.
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I've been picking my way through Middlemarch by George Eliot for the first time since college, and last year, I spent several months working my way through Sigrid Undset's mesmerizing Kristin Lavransdatter, a gorgeously written book about the life of a medieval Norwegian woman from age 7 until her death.
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To pick just two examples, a run-and-gunner by the name of Gunlord had landed in 2012, and April 2013 saw the gorgeously detailed Sturmwind attract favorable comparisons to old-school horizontal shooters like R-Type and Thunder Force IV. But it was a rare occasion, a special one, nonetheless.
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That's maybe never more evident than in Blade Runner 2049, whose future LA has somehow become even more devoid of Asian faces than the one rendered onscreen 35 years ago, while still being gorgeously marked by signage and skyscraper-high advertising in various Asian languages, and featuring characters in different Asian-influenced fashions.
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The Hair Styling Spray Alba Herself Swears By For Gorgeously Air-Dried Hair The 37-year-old mom of three, who created hair care that would cater to her skin sensitivities, says that when she's not enlisting a professional hairstylist for an event, she's perfected her every day, girl-on-the-go routine.
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The protagonist of another gorgeously filmed, island-set quest, Pedro Costa's 1994 "Casa de Lava," (also known as "Down to Earth") is a Portuguese nurse, Mariana (Inês Medeiros), who escorts a comatose worker, Leão (the Ivorian actor Isaach de Bankole), injured on a Lisbon construction site, to his home village in Cape Verde.
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You could easily spend hundreds of hours not only completing quests but also simply exploring the vast fantasy kingdom in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, a gorgeously rendered virtual world in which every blade of grass responds to the pressure of a footstep or the rush of a passing breeze.
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What makes the video for "Formation" effective and affecting is its focus on the individual within a wider frame: in gorgeously constructed shots that don't so much take the funk of death out of the material as distance us from it, we see Beyoncé traversing what amounts to a museum of suffering.
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Far from your average vampire movie — but not that far — Girl Walks is a gorgeously filmed, emotionally resonant story of life in a dying town ravaged by the oil economy, a boy who longs for something better, and a girl who probably didn't fit in even before she became a creature of the night.
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It's a highly personal film, which takes us into the very limited universe of a very young woman forced to play a very public role, gorgeously laying forth the trappings of luxury for the audience to revel in, until we, like the doomed French queen, realize that it's nothing more than a gilded cage.
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I wrote a column arguing that this was an exercise in easy virtue because the statue wasn't being destroyed or even removed from view; instead it was getting sent to Green-Wood cemetery in Brooklyn, a gorgeously landscaped urban green space and national historic landmark that receives more than a quarter million visitors per year.
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But the materials and detailing are thoughtful: titanium hardware (including the nosepads on certain styles, which, for anyone who's been grossed out by discolored, gunk-covered clear rubber pads, is a major upgrade), as well as gorgeously patterned, expensive-looking plant-based acetates, plus three different UV-blocking lens types used in various styles.
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Or, in the case of cumin-rubbed pork chops with brussels sprouts and crispy sage leaves, while the ingredients would all taste great cooked together on one large sheet pan — the rendering pork fat mingling gorgeously with the sprouts and sage — it would automatically make the vegetables unfit for any vegetarians at your table.
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A nearly-17.996-page graphic memoir by a 218.95-year-old seems like a dicey proposition — not least because most cartoonists take years or decades to develop their voice — but Tillie Walden's SPINNING (First Second, paper, $17.99) is an engrossing, gorgeously quiet look back at the 12 years she devoted to figure and synchronized skating.
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It's gorgeously written, it's by the man eventual Supreme Court justice John Paul Stevens called "the teacher to whom I am most indebted" — Stevens took Maclean's poetry class at the University of Chicago — and it shares the essential quality of all great sports books: It's about the realities and oddities of life on Earth.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — All work and no play makes a crossword columnist punchy and weird, and I'm about to go on my first real vacation this year, so if you are here because you are looking for something sub rosa and complex about this very gorgeously engineered Barkin/Barocas grid, well, come sit by me.
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Standing tall and gorgeously assured on the gallery floor is Allison Saar's divine female figure, "Foison" (2011), tearing herself open to reveal cotton and moths bounded within her indigo interior, symbolic of embedded generational trauma and memory of slavery, the agriculture central to American infrastructure and economics through the oft-forgotten labor of slaves.
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Heaton and Abbott as a partnership are known for fronting The Beautiful South (otherwise known as the most gorgeously, mundanely English group ever formed), but last night they performed "Happy Hour," a classic track by Heaton's pre-Beautiful South band The Housemartins, and, of course, it ruled with the addition of Abbott's distinctive voice.
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It's always amazing when a player has such great feel for something on one end of the court, and absolutely no feel for that same thing on the other end: The Cavs ran a lot of great sets in Game 5 but none were as gorgeously drawn-up and executed as the opening set of the second quarter.
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"Yesterday's Not Here" meanwhile sounds like a duet between the Kinks and Giorgio Moroder (a beautiful thing, obviously, and all the more poignant lyrically now Pete's no longer with us), while the closing track, "It's Hard Enough Knowing," is a gorgeously weighted electronic waltz that traverses a tightrope slowly but elegantly in order to wring out all the tension.
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Mary and the Witch's Flower, the first feature from the fledgling Studio Ponoc, looks and feels like a Ghibli film on every level, but it isn't just a cheap imitation of greatness — it was made by Ghibli veterans, and captures the feel of the studio's gorgeously detailed, handcrafted animation and its lively, yet so often melancholy, characters.
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And in gorgeously languid pieces like 4th Floor to Mildness (2016) and Worry Will Vanish Relief (2014), she zooms in on parts of the body we rarely view closely — often out of disgust, shame, or familiarity — transforming them into beautiful abstractions, almost indistinguishable from the leaves and dirt and stems of the natural world alongside them.
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But please don't miss Paul Klee's gorgeously ominous "Black Herald" of 1924; a wonderful Klee-like painting of an abstracted garden made in 1949 by the young Antoni Tàpies; and a little painting from around 113 by José Gutiérrez Solana, of masked street musicians that echoes back to Redon's spooky canvas, "The Angel of Destiny," from around 1900.
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" Michael Pollan ("How to Change Your Mind: What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying, Addiction, Depression, and Transcendence"): "Besides being gorgeously written, and brimming with amazing information (about plant intelligence, especially), 'The Overstory,' by Richard Powers, is something genuinely new, in the way it decenters the human as the source of all meaning and value.
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In the film's second half, when Bob and Eve are ducking through thick vegetation and setting clever traps for their pursuer, the combination of the expensive jungle sets and state-of-the-art practical effects — including fog machines, rear-projection, subjective camera work, and gorgeously elaborate matte paintings — gives The Most Dangerous Game a dreamlike quality.
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Attractively designed and filmed and set to a gorgeously lush musical score by Alexandre Desplat, "Little Women" could be seen as the urtext for everything from "Sex and the City" to "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," wherein like Laurie, the audience watches the female protagonists, not as an act of pure observation but of identification and self-definition.
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The Witch is gorgeously shot and unsettling, less interested in jump scares than it is in the growing, uncanny sense that one's body and soul — in particular those belonging to the family's teenage daughter Thomasin (Anya Taylor-Joy) — are being taken over by powers from beyond (or maybe just by the goat out in the yard).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MINNEAPOLIS — In 2014, Ho Chi Minh–based artist collective the Propeller Group took Prospect New Orleans by storm with their 20-minute film, "The Living Need Light, the Dead Need Music," a gorgeously shot exploration of Vietnam's spectacular funerary processions, which draws on traditional Southeast Asian practices as well as the cultural influence of jazz.
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There have been so many articles about the mystique of Sixteen Candles' Jake Ryan — the effortlessly cool senior, he's virile and mysterious, surrounded by dumb friends, yet he can somehow see something in Samantha (played by Molly Ringwald), who, in the 1984 film's stark binaries, is supposed to be the quirky choice in contrast to his gorgeously blonde party-girl girlfriend.
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The Mazda Miata has a new, hardtop brother: a targa called the Mazda MX-5 RF. In front of a packed house of journalists in a Chelsea loft, Mazda execs rolled out the car, which looks exactly like what you'd expect (only a lot, lot better) — a Mazda Miata with a hardtop, but with a gorgeously complicated targa roof retraction mechanism.
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By the time the safety bar clamps down and the more traditional elements of the ride begin, park visitors have moved through a gorgeously realized series of sets that include a quick jaunt past Poe Dameron's X-Wing, a perp walk through a Star Destroyer, and a virtual shuttle launch that gives a ship's eye view of the Galaxy's Edge park.
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More than that, Bao gorgeously depicts the complicated facets of the Asian immigrant parent to child relationship: the sense of debt for the sacrifices your parents have made, as well as the guilt of realizing you never appreciated these sacrifices when you were a child; the ways our culture makes these kinds of emotions difficult to speak aloud, and the way such sacrifices are impossible to repay.
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Thus the brilliant "Rubber Ring Floating in a Swimming Pool" (1971) — gorgeously economic in its geometrical treatment of a plan view of a pool, just two blocks of color with a red circle — sits with 2014's "4 Blue Stools," a "photographic drawing" splicing together drawing and digital photos of sitters, with the Tate arguing for its technical concerns with pictorial plane and perspective.
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Textures can appear flat, and the player-controlled models—the series staple Arwings, as well as the tank variant Landmaster and the newly introduced, chicken-like Walker (an alt-mode for the Arwing)—are a far cry from the gorgeously detailed skells (mechs) of another Wii U exclusive, Xenoblade Chronicles X. Looks wise, Star Fox Zero really encapsulates how underpowered its parent platform is against the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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Cyber Monday deals are imminent, and this is set to be the best time of the year to buy a game console — namely the more affordable Microsoft Xbox One S and 280K-ready Xbox One X.The Xbox One is the strongest gaming console available in terms of visuals, particularly the Xbox One X, which gets you meticulously and gorgeously detailed graphics, impressive visual assets in motion, and vast worlds.
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We get a little bit of everything in this gorgeously edited sneak peek at all the action to come: Sansa being a badass; the Night King being evil as hell; Brienne and Podrick being the best duo ever; Arya crossing names off her list (hopefully); Jon Snow getting ready to kick some ass at the Wall; Grey Worm and Missandei making out; Petyr Baelish being a sneaky little shit; and much, much more.
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And may I also recommend to you this beautiful property in Vauxhall, which costs more than you will earn in your lifetime—more than you will earn in five lifetimes—which is tastefully decorated, gorgeously laid out, in a prime location, has both a conservatory and a spacious designer garden, modern luxuries throughout, and then also, should you choose to descend one evening, it has an entire dungeon in it, dedicated to fucking.
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For just one example, though, you might read Gary Shteyngart's essay "Only Disconnect": With each post, each tap of the screen, each drag and click, I am becoming a different person — solitary where I was once gregarious; a content provider where I at least once imagined myself an artist; nervous and constantly updated where I once knew the world through sleepy, half-shut eyes; detail-oriented and productive where I once saw life float by like a gorgeously made documentary film.
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The video is the first in a series to be released this month tied to the demons he reckons with across the EP. It's a striking, gorgeously shot work helmed by director Merlin Camozzi and producer Linda Christina Riedmann that underscores the track's emotional turmoil with sleek modern dance cut with darker interpretive choreography; we see Saro lithe and shirtless, cast in shadow as he's dragged, pushed, and pulled by a crush of bodies from which he struggles to break free.
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Jones's intuitive understanding of how to combine the singular and the collective, the contemporary and the timeless, has been embodied in the presence of the model-handsome rapper and brand face ASAP Rocky, who attended Jones's debut last summer wearing a transparent top, thick silver-chain choker (designed by the Korean-American Yoon Ahn of Ambush, a Tokyo-based line, who is now Jones's in-house jewelry designer) and gorgeously tailored pewter-gray ensemble that was as elegant and relaxed as a set of made-to-measure pajamas.
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The book manages gorgeously precise evocations of the pockets of makeshift grace that accompany the trust-fall of forging a shared life: Nelson and Dodge getting married at a wedding chapel on Santa Monica Boulevard in the final days before Proposition 8 temporarily overturned gay marriage in California, weeping at their vows and clutching two heart-shaped lollipops in the aftermath, wary of sentimental institutions but simultaneously moved by them, or at least within them; then coming home that night to sit on the porch of their new house, wrapped in sleeping bags and eating chocolate pudding with Harry's son.
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