Louise gets the flu and has a loopy fever dream.
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This is just the loopy habit pattern of the mind.
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Yet this production never gets as loopy as it might.
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New York was suddenly full of loopy fantasies like Area's.
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The jet lag left me loopy for at least two weeks.
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First Debbie went loopy, then Caleb collapsed and Cydney broke down.
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"I've always admired loopy house music," Jad tells THUMP over email.
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The man dwells in a loopy land of his own invention.
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Loopy and hyperliterary, she can write circles around anyone and anything.
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The T-Mobile-Sprint deal is going through its own loopy process.
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Patrick Stewart returns in Jonathan Ames's loopy, David E. Kelley-lite dramedy.
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The promise of Loopy Doopy, atop the Conrad Hotel, is childhood's reprisal.
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It's beautifully made and has much more than loopy wires with beads.
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It doesn't matter who you are, you just get a bit loopy.
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The second had a slow, loopy section, with a moody guitar melody.
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I was three days post-hysterectomy and a little loopy on painkillers.
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Probably. It must have been a loopy, punchy end of the day.
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There were two entries that touched on mental illness, WEIRDO and LOOPY.
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"Jeremy's Radical Relics" or "Lin's Loopy Antiquities" both have some traction to them.
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They make an interesting contrast with Canelo's more loopy uppercuts from the shoulder.
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You're on a lot of medications, and it makes you a little loopy.
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One portion of the show featured a series of loopy dinosaur-like heads.
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J. is always really loopy when he wakes up, and it's very endearing.
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Kate McKinnon has a nicely loopy cameo as a superstar young-adult author.
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The effect is simultaneously loopy and moving, the way extreme theater can be.
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The Feral Detective operates in a noirish, apocalyptic register, all loopy fever dream logic.
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It's that even though he's right, this is a loopy way to make policy.
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If I were just hosting a show by myself, I wouldn't be that loopy.
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And the show's loopy narrative structure is convincing me to suspect everyone is artificial.
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Because of her loopy state at the time, the lyrics sound like total gibberish.
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While our writer calls the idea "fairly loopy," the debate is just getting started.
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The cluing today was typically Cox/Rathvon: genius, loopy and relevant to the text.
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Serena Williams is getting hilariously loopy in her pregnancy ... like, laugh out loud funny.
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In this new body of work, there is a return to those loopy forms.
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When Mom's liver stopped working, her brain, which we had always considered loopy, grew addled.
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The 25-year-old Lynch played the loopy, lovable Luna Lovegood in four Potter films.
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Madonna performed in Nashville Monday night and laughed off reports she was loopy in Louisville.
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And it makes sense: the loopy letters are unnecessary in pretty much all modern communication.
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Jodie Whittaker takes over as the 13th Doctor, loopy but sage, in this season premiere.
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Among them, the Sixth Street Viaduct is superlative, with its loopy V-shaped steel frame.
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Lorraine hasn't seemed like the happy-go-lucky, loopy artiste she is said to be.
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When my boyfriend read the loopy handwritten pages, he laughed out loud, and I glowered.
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In ways subtle and not, today's puzzle by Trenton Charlson is a loopy laugh riot.
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Kate wrote, "Does this feel like paper?!" showing off her loopy cursive, and drew a tree.
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Rob may be back from vacation but he's definitely not all there on this loopy Waypoints.
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As loopy an undertaking as it may be, Maya & Marty is far from being airless nostalgia.
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Those three gigantic, loopy steps reset our minds, setting us down in a deeply disassociated place.
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Until then, he'd been responsive, aware, irritable, funny, querulous, weak, confused, furious, loopy, but recognizably himself.
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But as the episodes grow increasingly absurd, the documentary form starts to look quite loopy too.
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Loopy tech house mainstay Luciano even scored an unlikely hit remixing him for the Ibiza terraces.
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Just days ago, this loopy, modern epic vanished from Netflix, only to appear immediately on Hulu.
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He had long, loopy braids sprouting from his head, which reminded her of the rapper Coolio.
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"Kali Yuga," with her outlandishly loopy hairdo, is here as well, on loan from the Whitney.
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Another sign in loopy script pointed the way to the cabins, sauna, outdoor showers and restaurant.
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In one loopy bit, he does the same joke four times, turning familiarity into an asset.
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Fourteen miles of concrete curbs sketched a graceful, loopy line drawing around the mounds and roads.
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Ms. Bamford's "Lady Dynamite" refracted her struggles with mental illness through a kaleidoscope of loopy surrealism.
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He started out working with acrylic but graduated to oils, which he handles with loopy aplomb.
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"Where shall we make love?" one of the first tiles asks, in Saint Phalle's loopy cursive.
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Two wonderfully loopy videos of Dufresne playing multiple versions of herself underscore the complexity of identity.
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He then twisted and pinned the hair into loopy, messy buns that evoked Björk in the '90s.
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Since then, he has been working on improving his signature and making it less loopy in preparation.
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And grants are becoming increasingly competitive, which can make scientists a little loopy from all the pressure.
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His son is currently trying to court the far right without sounding quite that loopy in person.
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He was loopy from the medication and, as a 22015-year-old, didn't understand what was happening.
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These sequences are genuinely touching, largely owing to Rudolph's wonderful, loopy face, where emotions shift like weather.
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"BrainDead" is a fun summer experiment, with a loopy, I-can't-believe-this-got-on-CBS charm.
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I had no idea whether the absurd strictures were Maddy's, or conjured up by our loopy intermediaries.
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In the photo, that building, half collapsed, has JR's loopy pictures band-aiding the wound, a tragicomedy.
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If Gustafsson desperately wants to throw the loopy uppercut he has an opening each time Teixeira swings.
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He compared this widespread glee to the reaction to YouTube videos of loopy children after oral surgery.
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Spelling gets most into the spirit of self-deflating comedy, playing a manic, loopy version of herself.
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By the time he had finished, the room, which sat 90 or so, was loopy with delight.
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On view is a combination of wall paintings and two-sided freestanding works on loopy, shaped MDF.
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If I just painted the loopy forms over and over again, there would be a continual unfolding.
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The Prius Prime styling may be somewhat loopy, but Hyundai overcorrects to buttoned-down boringness with the Ioniq.
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The Prius Prime styling may be somewhat loopy, but Hyundai overcorrects to buttoned-down boringness with the Ioniq.
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They have created a new term, "ddalbabo"—"daughter crazy"—for men who go loopy over their female offspring.
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The loopy aesthetic occasionally calls to mind Yorgos Lanthimos' The Favourite, another recent period piece with modern flair.
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But with that understanding, Beyond Skyline becomes an enjoyably loopy thrill-ride, full of sudden shifts and turns.
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The water tablets made me a bit loopy, but drinking about a gallon of water a day helped.
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Modern batsmen look to slog their loopy 50mph (80kph) deliveries out of the park from the first over.
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Alexander Gustafsson's long loopy uppercut proved the perfect answer to the Glover Teixeira in Stockholm over the weekend.
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The more loopy Mukqs stuff that has intersecting samples, that has a lot common with the visual art.
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Still, using Nafta to protect American jobs by mandating Mexico's standard of living remains a fairly loopy idea.
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It's hard to pinpoint what makes Russian Doll — Netflix's wonderful eight-episode, time-loopy dramedy — so very good.
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But it's very light and beautiful to drink so you can drink it for hours and not feel loopy.
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So journalists began filing what became a flood of stories about alt-right political memes and loopy conspiracy theories.
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She played with fleet-fingered footwork DJs in Chicago, Jersey Club producers in Texas, and loopy experimentalists in Arizona.
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By Lowery's loopy metaphysics, this sends the ghost back to the time of European settlement of the American frontier.
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"I began by knitting with the tape, resulting in a fabric with a loose and loopy texture," she said.
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Other esoteric liberal plans, like Lawrence Lessig's pathway for Ryan to constitutionally install Clinton as president, are downright loopy.
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The work of a young man quietly analyzing his father's death over some loopy, meandering beats feels almost quaint.
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Adjacent to the lobby you'll find Atrio, a wine bar and restaurant, and upstairs, the seasonal Loopy Doopy Rooftop.
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That would be ridiculous — as it was even more ridiculous to investigate Don Trump Jr. on this loopy theory.
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He poured his unrequited passion into the music, for which he wrote a loopy program note explaining its content.
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It presents two diagrams showing the path of candlelight and the shadows cast, accompanied by notes in loopy script.
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The longer you watch, the more you'll find yourself intrigued by what's really going on beneath Meyerism's loopy facade.
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M.I.A.: AIM (Interscope) Nothing has made me happier in this horrendous moment than Maya Arulpragasam's loopy, simplistic fifth album.
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Auslander's idiosyncratic drawing style, with loopy lines that appear to unravel as though they're loosely crocheted, is anxiety personified.
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The clip had it all: a zombie prank, a hidden dash cam and a victim loopy from dental anesthetic.
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The car drove past the Warwick Hotel, where a loopy press conference did not occur on August 22, 1966.
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In mug shots, most people wear a blank expression or a scowl, but Cole posed with a loopy smile.
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In the annals of recent Saturday Night Live history, countless cold opens stand out for their loopy takes on politics.
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As a thousand YouTube videos can attest, waking up from anesthesia after dental surgery can make a person pretty loopy.
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By insisting that Cruz came to him, Garbrandt could draw out the long, loopy punches and exploit the stance shifts.
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The cats are still kind of loopy, so I'm hoping they settle into bed with us and sleep it off.
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It looks like we're in for 10 weeks of University Of Alabama references and a real emphasis on loopy fun.
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Dez Bryant's callin' his Achilles surgery Tuesday a huge success ... straight from his hospital bed -- while feelin' loopy as hell!!!
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We really need to step back and take stock of just how loopy the past couple of days have been.
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Larkin seemed to stifle it a good amount—encouraging Lima to throw his less dexterous and often loopy right hand.
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I bet you also see one of those toys with the beads that you can slide across a loopy wire.
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Even as she faded Our whip-smart mother, in her last six years or so, had become slow, loopy, off.
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Cerrone's punching form had always been loopy—even when he was trying to throw straights—and anger only exaggerated this.
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Most pleasures of the body and mind are enhanced when you're loopy, so prepare a suite of activities in advance.
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After a brief moment of sanity in December, the loopy demand for high-risk debt has once again heated up.
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The specter of Uber hovers around the edges of the plot, giving the book the mood of a loopy elegy.
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And Ms. Dhavernas and Mr. Short pull them off, adroitly underplaying Mary's slightly loopy intensity and Des's facade of sarcasm.
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Coca's show was not merely "a loopy circus" for "minor downtown celebrities" and should not be trivialized in that way.
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If it doesn't, give the show three or four episodes; by then its loopy allure may well have snared you.
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The Sabrina stories were especially fun, because the addition of magical powers added an anything-goes quality, manifesting as loopy slapstick.
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" He continued: "If you look at reproductions of Thomas Hart Benton paintings, which are landscapes usually, they're very loopy and swirly.
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The record continues Block's penchant for slinking grooves coupled with esoteric samples and wry song titles (see the loopy "Festival Paramedics").
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From April to October, Loopy Doopy is absolutely worth a stop for views and cocktails like signature Prosecco boozy ice pops.
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"For Mom," Chu Mui said one time, tapping the tattoo on his bicep that said, in a loopy cursive, "nho" — remember.
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"After today you will be far from Hanoi," it said, in the same loopy cursive as the tattoo on his arm.
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Deserted by the baby's daddy and loopy from lack of sleep, she posts an ad on a dating site, Cupid's Leftovers.
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Since alcohol can harm cats, these products are essentially catnip water, which can make a cat loopy and an owner happy.
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There is no monolithic mainstream here but rather a conglomeration of Others, a dynamic, free-for-all, often loopy national motorcade.
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Or maybe, given the loopy gravity of its rhythms, it's more like QWOP's gawky, awkward and endearing take on anthropoid movement.
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It's a TV show that peppers its loopy comedy with elaborate musical breaks, all of which feature original choreography and songs.
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The gold medalist shared a pretty good video on Twitter Thursday that shows the loopy aftermath of her wisdom teeth removal procedure.
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We're all a little fucked up but John, with the combination of the mushrooms and the jug of whiskey—he's pretty loopy.
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And since all curricula still teach kids how to write by hand, the benefits will remain as the loopy letters die out.
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The loopy, up-all-night energy is one of the most intoxicating things about the shows the 24 Hour Company puts on.
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I get that maybe if you think there's alcohol in your drink and there's not, you'd feel a little loopy or something.
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These puzzles are a peculiar species — they appear loopy and eccentric, but the rules behind the cluing are quite elegant and specific.
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Throughout the record's 10 tracks, Whitehill more or less floats, tracing loopy melodies like lysergic contrails across a sky of swooning synthesizers.
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But he told police that he took her to his house only because she became "loopy" and lost consciousness afterward inside his vehicle.
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Kanye Wests puts calligraphy on a couple shirts, and suddenly everybody is covering their lines in loopy "O"s and curly "G"s.
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Because Batman v Superman is an atomized mess of a story, with loopy shortcuts, confounding red herrings and overblown dialogue at every turn.
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Zink's story is bawdy and loopy and unpredictable, her prose zingy and energetic, and her characters almost as insufferable as they are lovable.
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Rich is no stranger to quirky comedies about lovable oddballs, having created FXX's Man Seeking Woman, which is utterly loopy but eminently watchable.
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His first picture book, "Have a Look, Says Book," was loopy with wordplay; "In Plain Sight" is something of a visual treasure hunt.
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But at least it's a mess that comes with enterprise, vision, and yet more phallic metaphors, all filtered through a loopy French imagination.
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They took a long and loopy route to get there, but Black Dice finally made their move toward the club earlier this year.
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Jorge Masvidal conservatively walked forward, wedging down the inside of Cerrone's loopy punches with stiff jabs and catching kicks to return with counters.
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There's no political afterlife in this equation, just the loopy, mortifying limbo in which he and so many of Trump's other acolytes dwell.
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The American artist Matthew Day Jackson showed three versions of his loopy new table and chairs for the Finnish brand Made by Choice.
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They tell me about their P.E. teachers, some hobbies, what their parents make them for dinner; they include the loopy initials of their crushes.
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It's just got this very loopy acid line that builds throughout the track and then this–it sounds kind of cheesy–Kenny G current.
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A bit loopy, maybe, but he always bases his designs on how people work in and interact with a space, and with each other.
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What elevated the original Mamma Mia from a loopy variety show into a generation's cult classic was the presence of seriously established film stars.
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Writing in The Times, Mike Hale called it "a loopy mix of love story and conspiracy thriller" with a "profligate use of fine actors."
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You can personalize this comfortable Pima cotton tee with "mom" or "mama" — or any other name up to nine characters — in cute, loopy cursive.
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He wants to examine each and every experience possible, then rank it on a five-star scale, in this ingenious, loopy Comedy Central series.
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The two greatest strengths of Ferguson's technical game are his loopy but unnervingly accurate straight punches, and his snap down and front headlock game.
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Recently I met with a mother and her 12th grade son, and witnessed a loopy argument concerning his refusal to reschedule a medical appointment.
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There are sudden murders, intense gore that pops up out of nowhere, characters talking to phantom versions of themselves, and generally loopy behavior all around.
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Her hair, rendered as flat, loopy, Elizabeth-Murray-esque shapes, is all but lost in the black field, demarcated only by a faint, white line.
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Björk's voice is reduced to a few slivered syllables, fluttering insect-like over Skip-It kick drums and all manner of loopy hand-percussion parts.
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Large, undulating blankets of white foam enveloped the streets of Santa Clara, California, Friday and they sent everyone in the vicinity a little bit loopy.
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Jackson's behavior, as described in Leaving Neverland, is not that of a loopy eccentric who took back his stolen childhood by surrounding himself with children.
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Lost had a three-season plan for its end, and the best season ended up being the penultimate season (its loopy, time-travel-driven fifth).
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To stand out once again, they would have to follow Lynch's loopy subconscious to some place entirely new and as discordant as the original show.
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Still, it's a welcome occasion to hang out in Mr. Iveson's imagination, which is loopy, gloomy and pleasingly bizarre — all signs of intelligent theatrical life.
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So Hernandez would eat the knee, retreat a step and eat Cerrone's loopy right hand on the way out despite having the quicker, sharper boxing.
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They run and hit; their inconsistent passing game now comes in the form of sometimes misguided darts instead of theoretically sound but loopy Manning lobs.
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The loopy, fragile and gifted individuals who populate that world also often operate as an extended family, albeit a loose-knit and occasionally dysfunctional one.
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When Ms. Thurman saunters onscreen, sporting a smirk to match her loopy accent, it's as much of a shock as the film's first spectral scares.
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She made matching paintings that depict large beehives with loopy, cross-pollinating bees buzzing about — a scene she found embroidered on a thrift shop pillow.
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Bertin and Forbes ditch most of the gumshoes, sending just a pair of them (Pauline, jut-jawed Brennan) on a fresh and equally loopy adventure.
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It has that "GG" blend of loopy exuberance and authentic family strife — definitely on the weepier side of the spectrum, but romantic and encouraging, too.
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Our inability to focus is framed as weakness, moral failure, neuropathology; as the byproduct of sugar, artificial colors, video games, loopy brain chemistry, social media.
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Clara's loopy voice is soothing and her face looks familiar, as if she were a beloved character actress with a thousand credits to her name.
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The paintings I made in the early 1990s had these loopy, open forms that I thought of as celestial spaces – inset windows into outer space.
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The vitamin industry is a loopy one without a lot of regulation, so it's hard to know what is in most of the products out there.
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His head is often straight up in the air, he changes stances under fire, he throws long loopy punches and opens himself up to counters constantly.
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I've also seen it where lads have dropped down dead, had heart attacks, gone into comas, gone loopy, and ended up being sectioned because of it.
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The 37-year-old royal wrote, "Does this feel like paper?!" showing off her loopy cursive, and drew a tree in the middle of some bushes.
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I try to work on a lesson plan, but I'm way too loopy, so I opt instead to restructure my schedule for the next few weeks.
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Austin's 6th street was just as packed and loopy as ever, but the streets had fewer risk-taking brands attempting occasionally awesome, and sometimes awful, ideas.
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Mr. Kruszewski, formally untrained, learned by poring over Japanese sewing magazines to tease basic sportswear pieces like sweatshirts and jeans into loopy, alchemized versions of themselves.
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Suffice it to say, somewhere along the line, lawyers at the Department of Energy got ahold of this loopy proposal and put the kibosh on it.
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Lucas Duda took Wright's loopy throw, and a strong throw to the plate might have won the game and sent the series back to Kansas City.
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Is it enough if I'm going to sit down with my loopy aunt and have a real talk about the things she's sharing on the internet?
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There's huge fun in watching Watkins work out the mother-and-son pas de deux, filling the pages with loopy tidbits and an exhilarating final surprise.
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The installation is stunning, but what is most intriguing is the variety of the individual images, which can be delicate, dense, funky, loopy, geometric, or baroque.
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Every week, critic at large Todd VanDerWerff and culture writer Karen Han get together to discuss the latest episode of NBC's loopy comedy The Good Place.
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My personality change — the loopy good mood, the entirely unfounded sense of well-being — isn't something any of the experts I spoke to run into that often.
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The Olympian, 20, recently had her her wisdom teeth removed and chronicled her post-surgery recovery with a hilarious video of herself still loopy from the anesthesia.
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For those of me who had trouble seeing this, here are the loopy answers that are supposed to be read counter clockwise: 4D: IS THIS THING ON
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She would write — in longhand, on yellow legal pads in large loopy letters — or tape a stream-of-consciousness monologue, and I would edit the typed pages.
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The reduction amounted to two dots indicating the eyes and a slightly loopy curve marking the smile, which Simon painted on dozens of small, identically sized panels.
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On Tuesday night, Jimmy Fallon dragged out live music looping app Loopy to create a doo-wop iPad masterpiece with powerhouse singers Queen Latifah and Kelly Clarkson.
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Every week, Vox critic at large Todd VanDerWerff and culture writer Karen Han get together to discuss the latest episode of NBC's loopy comedy The Good Place.
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That's our best hope: That the guy with the nuclear football is not necessarily the same person as the one sending out loopy messages on his smartphone.
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Loopy, lovely and almost impossibly good-humored, it whisks kids and their caregivers away to Bohemia and plunks them down in the midst of a sheepshearing festival.
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Mr. Sussman walked away with only a small burn on his right shoulder blade, a loopy feeling for a couple of hours and more respect for lightning.
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I try to follow the rules, be relevant and not too loopy, but today I stumbled on this awesome little metaphor for modern times, the glofish™.
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Instead, turn it over to someone a little less personally invested, a little less prone to outbursts, a little less, shall we say, loopy and self-destructive.
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A loose, loopy and enjoyable seminar on the making of "The Wizard of Oz" and its influence on pop culture, this Builders Association production, running through Dec.
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But even though its story mimics Nemo's, Finding Dory necessarily becomes something a little different with Dory in the role of main protagonist instead of loopy sidekick.
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Jim Himes, D-Connecticut, told CNN's Kate Bolduan Monday that Nunes' actions were "bizarre" and "loopy," adding that Nunes has told Democrats "nothing" about developments in the investigation.
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He credits the dichotomy of Burton's sometimes spooky, sometimes loopy approach for subverting expectations and making an impact on both his generation as a new breed of fans.
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Loopy these ideas may sound, but Mr Musk is surely right about one thing—that tunnelling, which is currently slow and expensive, is a technology ripe for innovation.
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I wouldn't call it impressive, although there are some loopy, kaleidoscope moments near the Carrie-inspired climax that seem like a callback to that movie's famous dance sequence.
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His advice is "concise, many-sided," jewel-like in its precision, and Finck, in her own loopy, oblique way, seems to mirror his spirit in Passing for Human.
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Congressional Republicans, of course, support Trump not in spite of these loopy views on environmental regulation but because of them — views that have become dogma throughout their party.
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Barao's tendency to bite on feints and swing wild, his inadvertent opening up when drawn into longer exchanges, and his loopy inaccurate right hand were all exploited perfectly.
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It's something else, in a good way: a journey to the center of Ms. Bamford's mind that dives through fantasy after loopy fantasy and emerges with something real.
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All this hardness, the sanity and exactitude and rationality, often made me wonder how he came to acquire the incongruously silly nickname we used for him: Daddy Loopy.
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The song that follows is a loopy unpacking of the idea of the "Friend Zone" that mostly ends up being an ode to playing video games by yourself.
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J.C. Mr. Parker, the guitarist in Tortoise, released the most ineffably soulful instrumental album of the summer: "The New Breed," a convergence of loopy beats and melodic suggestion.
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Theater A loose, loopy and enjoyable seminar on the making of "The Wizard of Oz" and its influence on pop culture, this Builders Association production, running through Dec.
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All the rappers involved are somewhere between giddy and loopy, but most striking is Mr. Bieber, who spends half the video in shorts, shirtless and barefoot, supremely confident.
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The thrill of fascism, or authoritarianism, Drucker argued, was precisely that it was so loopy—so counter to reason, at a moment when reason and rationality had failed.
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He skipped to the baseline, shadowboxed a two-handed backhand and then took a loopy forehand delivered by Sock and crushed it cross court into the far corner.
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With that said, if you're going to create something loopy and over the top, well, you could do a lot worse than what this episode of Watchmen offers.
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Bags — shaped like hair dryers, cash registers, toothpaste tubes and Champagne bottles dangling from shoulder straps — were the emblems of consumerism, and of Jeremy Scott's loopy, lighthearted world.
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And the role of the bad guy, the insane person trying to destroy the world, is supposed to go to the loopy one, the scenery-chewing, teeth-gnashing one.
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And yes, I did the fashion drape in it, because at this point in our photoshoot I was starting to get medium-loopy and wanted to go Full Palermo.
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Edwards is known to "Drag Race" fans as a fairly loopy queen who — her acuity with dance steps aside — tends to march to the beat of her own drum.
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Euglossine's new record is playful, loopy and complex, like what you might expect to hear from a prog band fronted by a forest animal from a Saturday morning cartoon.
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Images roam across the page like drawings from a loopy treatise on physics or botany, combining studies of observed reality with seemingly random pictograms, numbers, words, lines and arcs.
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I hope you can make rabbit ears and witty rhymes up there, because your loopy humour was your gift to us and now it is your gift to them.
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He first came to international renown as a representative of his country's nascent juke scene—a loopy but reverent attempt at capturing the energy of that Chicago-born music.
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He has hobbies: He's working on a clothing line, Delantic (his middle name), and recently filmed a fantastically loopy ad for the cult skate brand Supreme with Mr. Korine.
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Unfailingly, the loopy percussion of "About To Die" by Dirty Projectors hits my car's speakers before my finger can swipe up my phone's control panel to pause the track.
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Penny Woolcock's production, which updated the piece to modern-day Asia, lent some clarity to a loopy plot about two friends competing for the love of a Hindu priestess.
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Few other shows can pair loopy quirks and wrenching monologues, and the show's ability to find resonant, powerful moments immediately after cartoonish asides remains its No. 1 super power.
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On a wool coat, a woven tag that says "Made in Italy" in loopy script is sewn on the outside of a sleeve, right where you'd have a wristwatch.
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They resemble pneumatic apparatuses at once erotic and lethal, suspended between surrealism and science fiction, drawn with a loopy hand that balances the rigorously volumetric with the flamboyantly cartoonish.
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There are frequent moments when the camerawork, editing (quick zooms in and out) and loopy, slightly surreal dialogue suddenly recall the Bluths in all their narcissistic, clueless, hilarious glory.
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It's probably overreaching but there were some little egg references — OVULES, BELUGA (roe), NESTERS, um, OVID — that made me wonder, but maybe this great solve just made me loopy.
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From Tom Holland's extremely meme-able post-surgery face to Julianne Hough's loopy holiday song cover, these videos of celebrities after surgery are truly a gift to the world.
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Taylor Swift's Banana Breakdown Jimmy Fallon surprised the "Lover" singer with a video of her, loopy after Lasik surgery, when she stopped by The Tonight Show in October 2019.
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A loose, loopy and enjoyable seminar on the making of "The Wizard of Oz" and its influence on pop culture, this Builders Association production combines live video and performance.
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It broadcasts loopy conspiracy theories and fake news stories that encourage distrust of Western governments (the CIA created Ebola; the 9/11 attacks were an inside job; Ukraine crucifies babies).
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The problem that has haunted Cerrone through his career is crowding: when opponents step in on him his loopy punching form and long limbs leave much space to shoot inside.
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I often don't feel tired in that I want to sleep––I feel weird and angry and loopy and out of it, but not tired enough to go to sleep.
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Cable is a Deadpool companion of sorts — definitely don't call him a sidekick — with an origin story so loopy and time-bending that we'll just let someone else explain it.
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Its founders, Molly Goddard and Joel Jeffery (she's a charming, loopy Australian; he's a composed, soft-spoken Brit) met in a Canadian ski town and fell in love long-distance.
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Loopy crossover steps and tightrope walks, as well as feet that jauntily bounce up and down on their toes, show the dancers swaying and surrendering their pliable bodies to gravity.
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Yet on Thursday night's debate stage, he commanded the least time speaking of any candidate—including the loopy New Zealand fan Marriane Williamson—clocking in at just under three minutes.
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"My problem with Donald Trump sitting down is that Donald Trump talks in such loopy ways, and he's constantly contradicting himself and saying things," Fleischer said on Fox Business Network.
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The big loopy uppercut from last time made a couple of appearances—in fact Chinzo throws it from so low that it actually got jammed by kicks on two occasions.
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On this particular journey, that would be Abbi Jacobson, the co-creator and co-star of the sketch comedy series "Broad City," Comedy Central's loopy love letter to female friendship.
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Michael Andrews similarly splices and dices between media, depicting his own loopy portrait in separate tapestry and video works that swim and bob in liquid distortion like a cosmic ultrasound.
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Weak gravity appears to bridge the gap, linking quantum gravity to the other quantum forces that govern particles in the universe, and possibly favoring a stringy approach over a loopy one.
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And what are we to make of the dogs, which often have buzzed-out, loopy eyes that some critics have associated with LSD, which, by the way, De Forest never took?
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You've probably heard that combining alcohol and Ambien can make you act weird—loopy, irrational, generally embarrassing—because people are always getting kicked off airplanes after trying too hard to relax.
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Jason Momoa plays a reincarnation of the Dothraki king in his new film The Bad Batch, a cannibal thriller/black rom-com from Ana Lily Amanpour and a loopy, beautiful trip.
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Being a fair march north of Splish's target age-range, I have to confess the app's loopy effects end up triggering something closer to motion sickness/vertigo/puking up for me.
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By doubling and tripling his jab, Ortega could make the most out of his best weapon without opening himself up too much—the rest of his boxing arsenal is noticeably loopy.
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Inspired by the Tristan legend, Messiaen's riotous celebration of love is a loopy, visionary kind-of concerto for piano and the whistling ondes martenot: Think of a Chagall painting in sound.
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You can hear Graham's version as predictably loopy illogic from a senator up for re-election next year in the deep-red state of South Carolina, but it's more than that.
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These guys do a really good job of producing power when they're trying to, but sometimes I think the bat path just gets a little bit loopy, kind of an uppercut.
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I get up, feel a little loopy but mostly okay, make coffee, get dressed and made up (lunch with gym guy today, he's never seen me in street clothes/makeup before).
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The heroines of the show, a sweet, loopy friendship sitcom, are a raunchy toucan named Tuca (voiced by Tiffany Haddish) and her best friend, an anxious parakeet named Bertie (Ali Wong).
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And then there are times when the show captures some of the loopy, bittersweet vibe of creator Simon Rich's previous series, the three-season FXX sketch rom-com Man Seeking Woman.
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On Tuesday, the PG&E website crashed frequently, and when it did work, its outage maps were practically illegible, huge yellow swaths doodled over the map of California in loopy highlighter pen.
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If her other novels were loopy and aggressively esoteric — Private Novelist, for instance, contains Zink's verbatim translation notes on a Hebrew novel — Nicotine has, for the most part, a pretty conventional structure.
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" Rolling Stone magazine praised its "emotional, loopy, let's-put-on-a-show spirit that made us fall in love with the original trilogy," but the New Yorker called it "lobotomised and depersonalized.
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I will not soon forget the loopy sight of Ms. Prince's Shirley tap-dancing her heart out (almost literally) to transmit messages in Morse code to passengers trapped a floor below her.
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METAMORPHOSES: OVID ACCORDING TO WALLY REINHARDT For more than 30 years, this artist has focused exclusively on illustrating the Roman poet's mythos with an open-ended series of charmingly loopy gouaches. Jan.
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" Indeed, Mr. Reed prides himself on bucking the tide of popularity, decreeing "The Shape of Water," which got a 93 percent approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, "a loopy, lunkheaded load of drivel.
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Normally (even as a product of the Ivy League) I take great glee in making fun of all things loopy-whack-a-doodle PC that are epidemic in the Ivies right now.
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The Lighthouse is a triumphant second feature for Eggers, another brick in a loopy retelling of American history — and audiences ready to go along for the ride will not be let down.
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C2ES also debunks the loopy notion, which some journalists have taken seriously, that the "Charming Betsy" doctrine would open Trump domestic policy up to lawsuits based on its nonconformity to the US NDC.
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There's a reason The Office was so popular on (at least) two continents: Many of us can relate to dysfunctional bosses, loopy coworkers, and political scheming that can dwarf the rhythms of business.
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As Garbrandt leapt in with a seemingly hopeless flying knee, Almeida threw back loopy punches with a deep lean and it became apparent just how large the gaps in his punching form are.
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If you squint, you can almost follow your sister's loopy logic: The groom didn't want his brother to feel bad about missing the wedding, so she excluded you as a courtesy to him.
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But during BBC America's "London Spy," a five-episode mini-series (beginning on Thursday) that's a loopy mix of love story and conspiracy thriller, you may find yourself managing it for long stretches.
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Directed by Kristin McCarthy Parker in loopy, sketch comedy style, "Puffs" is not as smartly scripted as Mr. Cox's rollicking serial adventure "Kapow-i GoGo," which ran in the same space last year.
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A comedy featuring a shipwreck survivor and the corpse he befriends, this defiantly loopy indie is worth saluting for the risks it takes, as well as for the gutsiness of its central performances.
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CCES also debunks the loopy notion, which some journalists have taken seriously, that the "Charming Betsy" doctrine would open Trump domestic policy up to lawsuits based on its nonconformity to the US NDC.
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A woman's deep voice saying "Billy, why are you doing this?" might be streaming in from a movie playing on TV. We never know exactly where we are in this deliberately loopy tale.
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"One of the most common problems for older adults are changes in mental status — getting anxious, getting loopy," said Dr. Sara Cosgrove, medical director of the Johns Hopkins Hospital's Adult Antimicrobial Stewardship Program.
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LOOPY refers to the big balloon letters that some people use, but in the era of typing and touch screens I find myself using this technique out of sheer clumsiness with a pen.
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Naturally it prompted another round of loopy speculation, highlighting yet again one of the more striking developments in US politics in the Obama era: the increasing prominence of conspiracy theories on the right.
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In the 1860s, as elementary education became more universal, the most widely used form of handwriting was the Spencerian Script — the loopy, ornate cursive most commonly seen now on formal invitations and college diplomas.
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After all this and a few glasses of sparkling wine from the Franciacorta region we were loopy enough to get on the wrong train and not realize it until we were nearly in Ravenna!
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"The ingredients are there for a loopy body-horror freakout, but this series' pulse stays damnably faint, even when it should be sending yours through the roof," wrote Isaac Feldberg for the Boston Globe.
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As McCain's running mate in 2008, she attained a loopy celebrity that transcended both the campaign and politics, and the appetite for her — in the media and the electorate — didn't wane after Election Day.
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Jim Himes of Connecticut told CNN that Nunes's actions were "bizarre" and "loopy," while Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer urged House Speaker Paul Ryan to remove Nunes from his post on the intelligence panel.
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Mr. Riley adds a touch of loopy surrealism when Cassius pops into the homes of his marks, and drops hints of dystopian satire in the form of advertisements for a company called Worry Free.
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But, some of the things the show is remembered for, because they seemed so loopy at the time — the log lady, the one-armed man, the damn good cup of coffee — feel contrived now.
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As Cakedog, he's become one of the producers at the avant edge of footwork—offering a wonderfully loopy and absurdist take on the Skip-It kick drums and furious sample chops of that genre.
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Everything. This jukebox musical, a loopy tribute to 1970s disaster flicks, has an imperiled cast that includes Roger Bart, Adam Pascal, Kerry Butler, Faith Prince and Seth Rudetsky, who wrote the book with Jack Plotnick.
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Everything. This jukebox musical, a loopy tribute to 19s disaster flicks, has an imperiled cast that includes Roger Bart, Adam Pascal, Kerry Butler, Faith Prince and Seth Rudetsky, who wrote the book with Jack Plotnick.
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Everything. This jukebox musical, a loopy tribute to 1970s disaster flicks, has an imperiled cast that includes Roger Bart, Adam Pascal, Kerry Butler, Faith Prince and Seth Rudetsky, who cowrote the book with Jack Plotnick.
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When someone who comments on janky livestreams of NFL games in loopy aquamarine letters is taken aback by the carelessness with which the league manages its inherent violence, we may have crossed a bright line.
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Which is perhaps fair: Even at the height of her influence, she was a bit loopy, hyper-paranoid about Communist encroachment, and convinced that a small group of media elites and bankers ran the world.
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When I was putting this mix together I compiled a list of 60+ songs that I've been into lately, and grouped them all into categories like "FRENETIC DANCE" or "PURE DRIFT" or "LOOPY GLITCH," etc.
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From a distance of half a century, however, it seems rather clear — at least to me — that the loopy young Mets franchise had its spine stiffened by two men trained by the United States Marines.
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The lighter, prettier "Call the Police" attempts to conjure soaring positive energy, with loopy fuzzy guitar passages that recall Robert Fripp soloing on Brian Eno's Another Green World, but at seven minutes the anthem dissipates.
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As "Fight Back!" spread nationally, Mr. Horowitz was frequently a guest on "The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson," and Mr. Carson, in a loopy homage, developed a recurring character, David Howitzer, parodying Mr. Horowitz's style.
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Revolving around a few subtle soul samples—Earth, Wind & Fire and Eddie Kendricks, at that—the loopy disco beat swirls relentlessly around your membranes for nearly nine minutes, switching things up without a second's hesitation.
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" And then you find yourself hanging upside down, wrapped around one of these loopy "hammocks," with the soles of your feet pressed together and your hands in prayer at your heart, and you say, "More please!
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In 2002, Howard accused her cousin — who has taken over her mother's position as Dear Abby — of being "self-serving and loopy" for penning an emotional goodbye letter to Lederer after she died from terminal cancer.
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A lot of time when you go to a festivals you see people bringing in a bottles of soda or a six pack, and you start to see little loopy pieces of litter on the ground.
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Don Hertzfeldt's eerie-yet-cheery "World Of Tomorrow" explores a loopy sci-fi premise, in which a far-future clone named Emily uses time travel to check in on the child who will become her progenitor.
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Conceptual artist Sol LeWitt's 13-story blue and purple painting "Loopy Doopy" (also the namesake for the hotel's rooftop bar) makes a strong statement, complemented by Monica Ponce de Leon's "Veils," a dramatic dangling steel installation.
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Mr. Borle, known for his Tony-winning comic performances in "Something Rotten!" and "Peter and the Starcatcher," shines here as he has never before, in a role that lets him stretch beyond his trademark loopy humor.
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The duo's Proliferation EP kicks off with an expertly restrained lead track of the same name, while continually featuring a reliance on bleepy, loopy synth lines, and squared-away drum patterns giving nods to early Detroit.
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A skit in which Rachel Bloom portrays a loopy pseudoscience conspiracist falls flat, as do most of the show's purely comedic segments, because within the show's structure they often feel superimposed, unfocused, and frankly mean-spirited.
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That sequence doesn't have the loopy charm of a similar scene in Netflix's Sex Education, but it's a sweet moment that centers on girls' sexuality in a way that's still rare on TV and worth exploring.
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The famous 1973 tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs that is the subject of Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton's "Battle of the Sexes" was in some ways a loopy spectacle of '70s craziness.
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Petty's most infamous clip arrived just a few years later, when he hijacked Alice in Wonderland for his oddball 1985 track "Don't Come Around Here No More," and turned it into a loopy, ominous anti-love story.
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Still, there was something charmingly cheesy about the whole enterprise — a loopy, low-budget zaniness that helped turn Power Rangers into a surprisingly huge hit that ran for 24 seasons and spawned an entertainment and merchandizing franchise.
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Riddle me this: "Himmelfahrt" lasts 36 minutes, yet it is the first hour of Stockhausen's "Klang" ("Sound"), a loopy liturgical epic that had its American premiere this weekend as a production of the Met and Analog Arts.
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He shot a loopy post up right over him, boxed him out for a rebound, missed the put back, got it back AGAIN, dribbled, pump faked Towns in the air, and laid it in, right over him.
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In true LA fashion, a set of three buffed, shiny car hoods hang from the 20-foot walls with Man One's signature use of bright colors and loopy, ghostly white figures that elongate like pieces of spaghetti.
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" At lunch in an Irish pub after his foundry visit, Mr. Ray told one of his signature loopy stories about how he sent a sculpture to a collector "and I sent 12 empty crates along with it.
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The books you have written — I can say I read a couple, not most, not a lot — outline a history of brave outspokenness, political activism, wide travel and serious (though some might call it loopy) philosophical exploration.
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As stated by Trump, this was a fairly loopy, borderline anti-Semitic critique, but in some ways its very over-the-top nature — far stronger than anything Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren would say — was its genius.
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For example, the pop music fan among us (ooh ooh hand raised) might have solved that first theme entry at 23A, "'Soak Up the Sun' singer, 2002" in seven notes (I really do love that loopy guitar intro).
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Quietly, she sent her manuscript to Turnstone Press, a small Winnipeg publishing house, and " Summer of My Amazing Luck ," a picaresque account of two welfare moms having loopy adventures and getting by in the city, appeared in 1996.
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The Tokyo-based female trio of Masako Takada, Yuri Zaikawa and Sayaka Himeno have been making raw and loopy distorted guitar music for over 15 years ("Y2KBug," the English translation of their name, reflects their new millennium origins).
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Gastelum's feet are also almost always on a line, making him susceptible to the outside low kick and his right hook is a long, loopy affair that can often get him caught along the inside by left straights.
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Cracking a stiff-armed, two-handed backhand, in the manner of Jim Courier, Barty was able to counter Vondrousova's attempts to pull her wide with her loopy left-handed backhand, and the Czech rapidly ran out of ideas.
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Even as Mr. Attia's construction highlights the limits of Western psychology — making a sculptural metaphor of its narrow categories and loopy attempts at precision — it demonstrates how easily the truly human overwhelms any such attempt to contain it.
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Ms. Allen, who majored in English at Yale and performed in the theater there — Nurse Ratched in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" was an early role — speaks as she writes, that is, with a comedian's loopy cadence.
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And while I don't know if I'd precisely recommend it — its 10-episode first season still feels at least five hours too long — I found myself getting more and more invested in its loopy rhythms with each passing episode.
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The latter, in particular, is a loopy, off-kilter fantasy with an odd swaying rhythm and a Shelley Duvall vocal; decades later it caught the ear of Paul Thomas Anderson, who resurrected it for 2002's Punch-Drunk Love.
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As early as the "Acknowledgments," we understand that all bets are off, in terms of Bantjes's treatment of text; all names in this section are etched out from the thank-yous in loopy, reflective script that playfully imitates handwriting.
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In the original Men In Black, 1997's loopy Barry Sonnenfeld comedy about a secret government agency that polices alien activity on Earth, there's a sequence that plays with misunderstanding as much as it sets up the coming action.
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The women of The Last Jedi on Carrie Fisher and making a more modern Star Wars And Johnson tells that story while occasionally delving into a loopy sense of humor that's 100 percent guaranteed to deeply offend some viewers.
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And then there is the story of the sisters' loopy witch aunts (Stockard Channing and Dianne Wiest), who are only supporting characters in Practical Magic but by all rights could have starred in their own supernatural Nora Ephron franchise.
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Fascinatingly loopy and verging on Symbolism, the piece may reflect the sexual panic of the period just before Freud — though James Darrah's production has updated it to a more abstractly modern setting, with the brothel all Lucite and neon.
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Urban Zakapa and Younha took the softer "Moai" and "Take Five" and updated them with more polished and cinematic versions, while rappers Loopy and Nafla of MKIT Rain translated the intensity of "Internet War" into their own sinister remake.
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In "Sex and the Office," Brown's sequel to her loopy best-selling instructional "Sex and the Single Girl," she delivered a playbook for the way young women should understand male bosses that included lessons in making them feel godlike.
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While Moon Trip Radio reveals the extent to which Casino's fingerprints have covered hip-hop fashion throughout the past decade, it also demonstrates what hasn't caught on: his loopy lyricism, the need to contemplate digital beauty from a distance.
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This week, Vox critic at large Todd VanDerWerff, film critic Alissa Wilkinson, and culture editor Jen Trolio got together to discuss "The Book of Dougs," the 11th episode of the third season of NBC's loopy comedy The Good Place.
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Of course, neither Hammond nor Fey stopped at looking the part; they painstakingly recreated their marks' voices, so if you closed your eyes, you'd think you were just hearing Bill Clinton and Palin drawling loopy jokes of their own.
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We were all a bit loopy and we were line checking in front of the crowd and typically I like to keep it crisp and pro but it's such a warm environment and it felt like we were all friends.
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This week, Vox critic at large Todd VanDerWerff, film critic Alissa Wilkinson, and culture editor Jen Trolio got together to discuss "Chidi Sees the Time-Knife," the 12th episode of the third season of NBC's loopy comedy The Good Place.
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Cerrone's loopy hands were largely absent in this fight—on the one occasion that he was flustered enough to try to punch his way off the fence Till almost caught him with that dangerous left hand from the open side.
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It takes the bright aesthetic of the original platformers and uses it to create an open world game where Sonic zooms and rolls over open spaces and around loopy ramps which vault him yards away onto the heads of passing crabs.
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The loopy, mournful "Circular Thinking, Pt. 2" is the most magical moment, a hymn for the broken-spirited—a fitting soundtrack for any day you have to lay in bed and think about the cumulative effects of all your mistakes.
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Here he is, one of the NBA's most staid centers, the Platonic screen-and-roll man, taking one insanely large and loopy dribble and then three giant-ass steps in defiance of the rules and of the will of god.
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French Canadian filmmaker Denis Villenueve's stellar career so far has been dotted with fascinating genre experiments—the somber crime drama Prisoners, Arrival's brainy alien-invasion vibes—and 2013's Enemy is his entry in the loopy, doppelgänger-loaded mind-fuck canon.
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It's hard to believe it's been 30 years since Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, the last Trek movie to let its characters be loopy, relaxed, and even silly for more than the space of a line or a scene.
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Depp remains wholeheartedly the focus of this fifth Pirates film, and saying the character's loopy novelty has faded is like complaining that there are maggots in the below-decks gruel: You knew what you were getting when you came aboard.
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But not before—writes Nicolas Rasmussen in the book On Speed: From Benzedrine to Adderall—pharmaceutical companies began mixing them into an amphetamine/tranquilizer speedball that created a loopy chemical cocktail that must have been wildly difficult to drive on.
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Indeed, Cerrone's usually wide, loopy hands have looked crisper, more economical and heavier at welterweight, and while we haven't seen it tested a Cerrone with more mass around his middle might well have banished his troubles with taking the body work.
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But Melania's husband and his increasingly loopy surrogates (one said a Labor Department rule requiring financial advisers not to cheat their clients was like the Dred Scott decision) have been endlessly attacking Clinton for defending her husband and criticizing his accusers.
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Still, he wasn't softening or smoothing things down: His right hand kept a loopy, almost inebriated feel as it traced the odd melody, and he pulled Mr. King and the bassist Reid Anderson even more deeply into their caustic groove.
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" The original is loopy and weird, and Tyler distends it further, bellowing its eccentric lyrics — "You're a bad banana/with a greasy black peeeel" — while behind him, a chorus of cuddly children sings sweetly about gruesome things: "You have garlic!
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Just when despair was kicking in, the roles came: a loopy spin instructor on "Broad City," an acting student on "Barry" and a lead role as Janet on "The Good Place," in which she plays opposite Kristen Bell and Ted Danson.
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The party begs financial largesse from the Koch brothers and parrots the idiocies of climate denial on their behalf -- despite record heatwaves, forest fires, hurricanes and this season's loopy winter weather, which scientists say is linked to an overheated Arctic.
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The two men went on to create finely etched portraits in "Cuckoo's Nest" and later, most memorably, in the ABC series "Taxi," in which Mr. DeVito played the ornery dispatcher Louie De Palma and Mr. Lloyd was the loopy Rev.
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The result was a rich, sometimes loopy body of work that included subgenres devoted to specific characters, crossover stories (there are dozens mixing "Buffy" and "Bones," the Fox series that the "Buffy" actor David Boreanaz later starred in) and more.
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Some fun facts about Lil Yachty, ascendant microstar of Atlanta's loopy, decentered hip-hop scene: wears his hair in thin braids accented with red beads; has rapped over the "Rugrats" theme song; sometimes dresses in nautically themed clothing; has a great name.
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Echo devices recently gained the ability to control Sonos hardware, but that requires adding an Alexa skill, which of course means there's some loopy syntax you have to struggle with when all you really want to do is play some Chet Baker.
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Boogie, who each year has managed to pick up practically every offensive trait an NBA player could possibly have, be it slippery, danceable low-post play, three-point shooting, dribbling, or high-post passing, meets this challenge by unleashing a big, loopy drive.
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Keys was looking flustered and short of ideas but she produced a venomous forehand winner to hold for 2-2 in the second set after Barty had earned a break point with a loopy, angled forehand that dragged Keys way out of court.
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Civil War can't stand up to the two Avengers movies or even the last Captain America movie: There's too much going on, too much world building, to have the Avengers' sense of loopy discovery or the tight focus of the last Captain movie.
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It also made me think of Julia Child, not because I match her chef chops in the slightest, but because my random memories of her shows are of her good-humored, loopy patter and her unbridled enthusiasm for all of the good stuff.
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It's clear to Ginsburg that the stereotype of the isolated, loner Reichsbuerger — "those loopy extremists who stand in the street and say 'I don't belong to this country any more'" — represents only the tip of the iceberg of a much larger movement.
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I haven't seen him in a little over a decade, but he crops up in my subconscious at very specific times—when I feel the loopy satisfaction of a buzz from booze or beeline straight to my home bar after a tough day.
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Mallory says she will one minute be a tough-talking Midwestern person, and then in a second she'll be a too-literal scientist, and then she'll turn into cross-eyed, pageboyed Marbles, this character she has had forever that talks real loopy.
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With its fake advertisements, loopy animation and Cheech and Chong '70s vibe, this show created by Chuck Lorre and David Javerbaum is "a mess of a comedy that doesn't feel as if it belongs anywhere," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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This week, Vox critic at large Todd VanDerWerff, film critic Alissa Wilkinson, and culture editor Jen Trolio got together to discuss "Don't Let the Good Life Pass You By," the ninth episode of the third season of NBC's loopy comedy The Good Place.
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By the evening of December 31, the uniquely Mexican combination of powders, cervezas, ceviche, tabs, and more than a few cases of Montezuma's Revenge has the crew appropriately loopy for a New Year's Eve rager at an ancient, haunted watering hole in the jungle.
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But neither the Armand Van Helden version nor Felix Da Housecat's loopy, inspired rework were nominated, so instead another synthy pop song won, this time over a legitimately great Chemical Brothers deep cut—that also incidentally received a Felix Da Housecat mix the same year.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Everybody's favorite digital image file type (sorry, PNGs) turns 30 this year, and to mark the occasion 30 Graphics Interchange Format (or GIF) artists will show their loopy, glitchy, colorful, pixelated, and otherwise whimsical work beginning Saturday, June 17.
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Mostly loopy, momentarily gymnastic, briefly sinister, "The Box Show" closed on Sunday (I know, I know; sorry) at the Abrazo Interno Gallery at the Clemente, where, even in Sash Bischoff's polished production, it appeared at first to be just a clever series of comic shorts.
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Powered by a silky retro-R&B score, the musical delights with its loopy idea for longer than you might expect, but as the plot sprouts more absurdities, it ultimately begins to feel like an overextended "Saturday Night Live" sketch (albeit a good one).
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He got fired, and after that, seems to have gotten a little loopy — becoming an extremely trenchant Obama critic and occasional paid agent of the Russian government who developed views way outside the consensus zone of either Obama or his main Republican Party critics.
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Premiering at the Locarno Film Festival—and opening at New York's Metrograph this Friday—the loopy farce at first feels a Gallic mashup of Robert Louis Stephenson and the mad-science flicks of the 1980s (Firestarter, Back to the Future, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids).
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STRATEGY STRATEGY Photos by Sonny Figueroa/The New York Times By The New York Times The Home Edit uses labels written in Ms. Shearer's loopy script and affixes them to bins and baskets full of color-coordinated items, turning closets and drawers into photogenic systems.
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Maria was still an addict—on bad nights, she drank till she was wobbly, or showed up loopy on Oxycontin—but when Sasha told her mother that she had to leave if she didn't down a glass of water and eat something, Maria listened.
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The snow sparkled on broad Kath Run at Boyne Highlands in northern Michigan as Tony Sendlhofer and I hit the powdery margins with each slope-hogging S-turn, leaving a joyous loopy trail on the freshly groomed corduroy of a sunny Sunday in March.
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These songs share a restrained, mildly sedative quality with recent manifestations of trap and street rap; Metro Boomin and WondaGurl's swaying, loopy beat on "Holding It Down" fits right in with the (largely uncredited) rest — or maybe it's the rest that fits their model.
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"He's not a policy guy," one Republican Senate staffer once told me, as part of a loopy explanation that Trump would actually be a fine president because he'll be so indifferent to policy matters that other people will just make all the decisions about everything.
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" He added that Nunes' reported behavior -- two congressional sources told CNN Nunes was with a staff member Tuesday night when he got a message, got out of the car and got into an Uber, and staff didn't hear from him again that night -- was "bizarre" and "loopy.
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Every small opening that Rodriguez had shown before this fight—his loopy boxing, his failure to set up his strikes, his habit for running onto the fence—was exploited ruthlessly by the savvy old veteran and Rodriguez scarcely got a word in edgewise against the Edgar onslaught.
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But most of the time Stephens isn't using nice circular blows like the wide right and the left hook, he's throwing what we call "loopy straights": punches that fly like a straight but slightly arced, rather than cutting across the body with a whirl of the hips.
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November 21 Reminiscent of animated favorites like "Steven Universe" and "Adventure Time," this loopy series follows a group of ordinary preteen animals at a seemingly endless summer camp, populated by bossy teenage witches, nerdy monsters, and countless inanimate objects that suddenly come to life and start talking.
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That was when he was bow-tied and boyish and still wrote magazine pieces, this one about a loopy overseas trip in 2003 with the Reverend Al Sharpton as he led improvised peace talks to end a civil war that had been raging in Liberia since 1999.
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That it succeeds at all is thanks to the editing skill of Ben Baudhuin and Luke Doolan, which deftly blends the movie's many, many tones — but especially its dark, domestic horror and loopy comedy — in a way that keeps any of those elements from becoming overbearing.
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Many people who haven't experienced The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (which found the absurdist comedy in astrophysics decades before R&M did) or literally any sci-fi anime (Neon Genesis Evangelion is just as psychological and just as loopy) find this show mind-blowing and that's fine!
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The solve is greatly enhanced by today's constructor notes, so glean what details you can from Mr. Last — he mentors, and teaches people how to do this stuff, and has the type of loopy and flexible mind that slots together intricate bits and pieces to form a cohesive whole.
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And it occurs to me that in failing to keep up with the new climate realities — like the chill and biblical rains that have afflicted much of Europe this year — those loopy New Age surveys have something in common with the designers showing their spring 2017 men's wear on runways here.
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If I don't catch it there's probably a birthday party or, you know, Sundays when they play like at 12 and two and six, and I can't, you know, and I've got a day off and the days are loopy and I don't know what day it is or something [laughs].
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BOOTH B10 Most of the fair's exhibitors are showing multiple artists, but Barron stands out for the self-contained strength of its presentations, most of which could have stood alone: loopy, brilliant acrylics of naked centaurs and coffee cups with breasts by the Tehran-based former professional wrestler Reza Shafahi.
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The passages by the daughter, Bee (short for Balakrishna), are interspersed between bits of "found text": emails fly between moms from Bee's school who hate her mother for being snooty; Bernadette writes loopy messages to a Siri-like virtual assistant named Manjula; forensic reports from ships at sea chart mysterious events.
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In the apartment, Mr. Hicks, whose loopy and appealing photo vignettes have made him an Instagram star, has glued pheasant feathers to a lampshade, made voluptuous resin furniture and painted his burlap walls with scenes of 1313th-century Constantinople and portraits of his chickens, Instagram stars in their own right.
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She soon came up with another marathon of sorts: a list of 101 things for them to do around the city that summer, including a tour of the Hallett Nature Sanctuary in Central Park and Loopy Doopy Rooftop Bar in Battery Park City for huge goblets of prosecco with ice pops in them.
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But the movies that she did direct endure, including "Ishtar," a loony, loopy blissout that stars Warren Beatty and Dustin Hoffman as two terrible, tuneless songwriter performers who accidentally end up in an adventure that crosses an old Bob Hope and Bing Crosby road movie with a blistering sendup of American empire-building.
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The soldiers are portrayed by John Cena(!) and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, the latter of which coming off a star-making turn in Tom Ford's loopy and murderous Nocturnal Animals; despite its post–Iraq War backdrop, it packs a tense, escapist punch even as it gets its hands dirty with political (and spiritual) qualms.
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Helmed by childhood friends Carlos and Andres (aka Dos Attack), the Madrid based imprint's made a name for itself with a string of loopy, strange, house jams that've lit up some of the best clubs on the continent over the last few years, releasing records by the likes of Legowelt, Cliff Lothar, and Medlar.
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Not only is it lots of fun to see Hank slither around the aquarium while toting Dory in a coffee pitcher — octopi are apparently pretty resourceful when they need to be — but O'Neill's gruffness and DeGeneres's sunny, loopy delivery play so well off each other that watching the two characters become friends isn't just satisfying.
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"Happiness comes from within," said the inspirational photo-card in my Facebook news feed a few days later, the loopy white meme-font set against a backdrop of a woman contorted into a yoga pose so tortuous it looked as though she might actually be investigating her own innards trying to locate her bliss.
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Nolan was joking about how he used to come upon disturbing Post-its scattered around the house when Flynn was deep in a project, and this inspired him to gift her the whiteboard that covers one wall, where she jots character motivations and bits of setting in the precisely loopy handwriting of a prom queen.
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The embargo on reviews for Fate lifted Sunday morning (Mashable's Angie Han will have her own take this week) but for now, here's a sampling of the hot-and-cold reactions to the latest installment in this franchise that is so loopy, you can literally write two separate reviews — one good, and one bad — and get away with it.
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The light out my window dimmed as I tried different iterations, eventually landing on something that felt like me: a big loopy E followed by large scribbles cascading into smaller scribbles, exploding into a D that sweeps around, hits the E, strikes through the center of itself to cross a previously planted F, and ends in a dashed line.
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The C-HR XLE, a new Toyota product for 9223, looks and feels more like a small station wagon, whimsically designed by grade-school students given its loopy yet angular exterior sculpture and availability in two-tone body colors (radiant green mica with ice-white roof in the model used for this column) generally shunned by other vehicle manufacturers.
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"Mark had a loopy backhand, but after seeing it described in the play, he worked on it a great deal, and it's better now," said Bragen, who owns an orthodox but potent serve, a strong ground game and great court coverage but who, perhaps unsurprisingly for a playwright, can get stuck in his own head at crucial moments.
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The show started to take a dip around season 22, and while the following four seasons produced some fantastic episodes and moments (Michael falling into the koi pond, the absolutely painful "Scott's Tots"), the storylines and characters went loopy and got increasingly annoying (Will Ferrell's brief stint as the new boss, Dunder Mifflin going to Sabre).
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"I was irresistibly reminded of the line in the loopy Mel Brooks-Zero Mostel movie, 'The Producers,' in which the crazed author of the musical comedy 'Springtime for Hitler' says, with earnest dignity, 'It is not generally known, but the Führer was a marvelous dancer,' " Penny Pinkham wrote in a review in The Boston Globe in October 1978.
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And while we are looking for alternative bases for creating ethics and social rationales that are fair and emphasize peace and are respectful of difference, we fall back on an ideology that seems like it can lead us out of the wilderness, but ends up taking us in long, loopy circles back to a past we repeat ad infinitum.
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The most accomplished post–Ab Ex paintings (resembling a bit, Arshile Gorky's) are those that also engage with a haunting look of improvisational planned chance where chance operations are deliberately introduced into the creative process, such as the tantalizingly smudged "School of Athens" (21954), loopy and sensual "Dutch Interior" (22005) and the tasteful yet flamboyant "Achilles Mourning the Death of Patroclus" (24).
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Where to watch it: Starz On Demand, Amazon Prime, or by buying episodes or the season on streaming services Though Summer Camp Island is visually and tonally reminiscent of recent animated favorites like Steven Universe, The Amazing World of Gumball, and Adventure Time, this anthropomorphic-riffic cartoon finds its own loopy comic point of view by about five minutes into its first episode.
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Its failure was attributed to his loopy malfunction in the televised debate in New Hampshire; or to his delay in attacking Mr Trump, a reticence unwisely followed by a roll in the gutter with the front-runner, when, with his puerile gibes, Mr Rubio implicated himself in the one-off spectacle of a presidential candidate bragging, on air, about his penis.
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Featuring covers of disco and electronic cuts by well-known luminaries like Vangelis, Boney M, and Yellow Magic Orchestra, The Big Cover-Up finds Olsen and his band perfectly translating the intricacies of his solo material to precise-sounding live instrumentation, a full-bodied and warm-blooded approach that recontextualizes early dance and electronic music artifacts in Olsen's loopy, crate-digging sonic visage.
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Homestuck ran from 2009 until 2016 and its plot got ever more complex and loopy as it went on (there are more than 100 named characters by the midway point, along with multiple universes, self-recursive timelines, and several reenactments of scenes from 90s action blockbusters) until it eventually became a multimedia work encompassing Flash games, animated short films, and an indie record label.
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With their fastidious scripts, loopy erudition and pitch-perfect sets (from the rumpled sofas of a Park Avenue living room in "Metropolitan" to the Greek Revival village that was the fictitious college of "Damsels in Distress," out in 2012), a Stillman movie presented such a particular worldview — the inner lives of the over-educated — that he was quickly and inevitably dubbed the WASP Woody Allen.
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In its poetic breadth, the series reminded me of the wonderful Kate Atkinson book " Life After Life ," in which a woman keeps on dying, for nearly a century; of " Search Party ," the terrific show about another flawed bohemian solving a New York mystery; of " Fleabag ," that stylized masterwork about a liberated woman's self-loathing; and even of " The Leftovers ," with its loopy but sincere approach to grief.
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Harden still lunges out of position, gets back cut, and beat off the bounce, but his sturdy reputation down low (according to Synergy he's in the 100th percentile defending post-ups after a switch in the playoffs), mixed with all the positives outlined above, has, to some extent, replaced the loopy game-plan dissenter whose hypnotizing incompetence used to single handedly validate Vine's business model.
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After an MVP press conference where he was embarrassed by a weeping Mark Cuban, Nowitzki went on an actual fucking walkabout with Holger in the Australian wilderness, came back to the league, and developed a legendary one-legged post-up fadeaway, his beautiful, big, loopy, high-in-the-sky signature shot, and the last piece in his quest to become a completely unstoppable NBA scorer.
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This week, she's set to release Skinless X-1 on Hausu Mountain (her second full-length for the Chicago purveyors of discombobulation and discontent), a 13-track collection of strange sounds from across the galaxy of underground music—from speed-demon techno to dewy laptop ambient, icy jazz samples, the colorful clicks and pings of online messenger services, mathy nu-nu-metal riffing, and well, just about anything else, swirled together in a loopy collage.
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Norwegian producer Cashmere Cat shared his latest track today, "9 (After Coachella)," in collaboration with London-based producer Sophie and Danish singer-songwriter MØ. It's a motley crew which yields an equally strange result: a loopy, clanging fusion of twisted pop and trap (complete with samples of dog woofs courtesy of presumably Cashmere Cat's own pair of Frenchies, who appear in the track's accompanying video) while MØ warbles longingly about a love she'll never have.
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The daughter of contemporary art gallerists, Barber moved from her native Sydney, Australia, in 2012 to Berlin, where, in her studio, Mary Lennox, she often crafts monumental Rorschach-like installations that seem not merely to defy gravity but to openly taunt it: armfuls of dried pampas grass, amaranth and loopy hops that hang from hooks on the ceiling; a geyser of translucent lunaria seedpods — glinting like silver dollars — in place of a chandelier in a Paris apartment; a staircase banister wrapped with cherry and orange boughs braided with Queen Anne's lace.
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