"She thinks Taylor is the loveliest," says the family source.
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"She thinks Taylor is the loveliest," a source told PEOPLE.
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"The loveliest of travel compagnons," the actor wrote on Instagram.
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But even the loveliest selection about staying true to a
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It was always the best work and the loveliest man.
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She was the loveliest human being I had ever seen.
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Kontokosta, just outside Greenport, has one of the loveliest settings.
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Lisbon has long been considered one of Europe's loveliest capitals.
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Maybe the loveliest thing about Love, Icebox is its art.
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We wish you and your new device the loveliest of weekends.
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It contains some of the loveliest prose ever written in English.
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The Moon is in one of the loveliest signs today: Libra!
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Wilson gives us the simile, one of the loveliest in Homer.
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"happy birthday to the loveliest soul I'll ever know," Meadow wrote.
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Budapest truly deserves its reputation as one of Europe's loveliest capitals.
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"Landslide" is one of the loveliest songs about getting older ever written.
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Many of the loveliest descriptions of takeoff date from aviation's early days.
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The Carmine location offers outdoor seating in one of Milan's loveliest piazzas.
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" "Ville drank a lot… He's the loveliest man ever, but he never ate.
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In her telling, Red Riding Hood and the wolf make the loveliest couple.
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It's one of the loveliest, sexiest moments in the history of the show.
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He was just the loveliest guy, and there's something so endearing about him onscreen.
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The smell of cigarette and the scent of Cabotine make the loveliest bouquet together.
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Perhaps the loveliest photos of the night are from the award show's official portrait studio.
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Even the loveliest, most talented among us are not immune to the heartbreak of cheating.
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"I met him and he was just the loveliest guy you can imagine," said Thompson.
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Buried in the hundreds of thousands of comments from fans, Thompson wrote the loveliest message.
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But I did get the loveliest black purse to match the black in her earmuffs.
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And the whole thing is written with some of his most lucid and loveliest prose.
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And what we get at the end of Either/Or is Smith's loveliest, warmest song.
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Loveliest are those with a blush, hiding innards of sour cherry, more bracing than sweet.
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Sit back, relax, and enjoy this peek at one of IFA 2016's loveliest attractions.
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It turned out that the best actors for these roles were also the loveliest people.
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Its merchants became fabulously wealthy, building some of the loveliest manors in the country's southwest.
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I delivered mail at the Washington Post and the most talented people were the loveliest.
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One of the loveliest days this month is February 10, when sweet Venus trines generous Jupiter.
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It's one of Peter's loveliest songs that he used to sing and it became very relevant.
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"Beautiful day celebrating the loveliest lady Flo," McCormick wrote on Twitter with a photo of Henderson.
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Feteer is dessert, too, loveliest as a simple snowscape of powdered sugar, with custard lurking within.
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The loveliest touches in the fill — RUBY DEE, CRAZY HORSE, SHREK and RUMBA — are Erik's handiwork.
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As pièce de démoniaque résistance, she breaks up with Jason, the loveliest boy in the afterlife.
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In bringing out the loveliest of American traits, the show answers the question posed by its title.
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We want to write the loveliest, truest, most original and affecting sentence, the most musical poetic line.
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One of the loveliest characteristics of RDR22 is how reminiscent it is of the original Red Dead.
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The top bunk became the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, one of the loveliest spots in the whole city.
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" The critic Alex Ross, in The New Yorker, called it "the loveliest experience of my listening year.
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An irritable Mars in mysterious Scorpio, spending time in one of the loveliest parts of your chart?
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Bella Heathcote is here to show us one of the simplest, loveliest joys in life: Being an aunt.
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Who hasn't critiqued the food, band, and caricaturist on the way home from even the loveliest of weddings?
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On Saturday, two gamers made for one of the loveliest proposals a video game convention has ever seen.
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If it's the latter, why did you bury your truest feelings and loveliest writing so deep in muck?
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At a glance, Rockhouse lived up to its reputation, one of the loveliest boutique hotels in the Caribbean.
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The song's words could not have been more true — she was one of the loveliest ladies I've ever known.
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Had the pleasure of meeting him a few times in recent years and he was truly the loveliest guy.
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If the international community doesn't act fast, we could lose one of our planet's loveliest and most distinctive animals.
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"L'omino dei Sogni," Gianni Rodari Reading this to my two young boys has become the loveliest of bedtime rituals.
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She was the loveliest person and her memory lives on in John, he had such a close connection with her.
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You'd never know, to go by chatter alone, that he'd put on one of the loveliest shows of the week.
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Davelle might be loveliest in the morning, hushed and half-empty, with crumbs as fine as dust on your fingers.
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Rockhouse Hotel, one of the loveliest boutique hotels in the Caribbean, stretches across the rocky cliffs of Negril's West End.
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The lighting, perhaps for that reason, is the kindest, not to say the loveliest, of any restaurant in New York.
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"Had the pleasure of meeting him a few times in recent years and he was truly the loveliest guy," tweeted Wright.
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"Happy birthday to the loveliest person on the planet and one of my best friends," he captioned a photo of them.
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Even the loveliest and most meaningful tribute may exact a significant toll, as the Chinese opera diva Qian Yi can attest.
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"I am extremely excited to say that I have had loveliest year of work thus far into my career," Malcolm said.
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To my mind, its balcony remains far and away the city's loveliest, most relaxing location from which to take in music.
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In one of its loveliest scenes, Robbie's Tate impulsively decides to watch one of her own movies at a real theater.
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Back in December, Miley Cyrus graced social media with the loveliest wedding photos when she married her boyfriend, Liam Hemsworth, over Christmas.
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The shindig went down at the Chateau Marmont in WeHo, where Hollywood's finest showed up in full force ... especially its loveliest ladies.
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Good vibes arrive on May 303 when Mercury trines (one of the loveliest, easiest astrological aspects) the lord of the underworld, Pluto.
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Who wouldn't want to retreat to "the loveliest fleet of islands that lies anchored in any ocean," as Mark Twain described it?
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Dining | Westchester Westchester County has some evocative old train stations, and the 19th-century brick beauty in Mamaroneck is among the loveliest.
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Salmon is perhaps the simplest dish and the loveliest, brined with salt and sugar, then pan-seared and finished in the oven.
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Or so I thought until I saw her as half of the strangest — and in some ways the loveliest — love story ever.
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That church was Balthasar Neumann's Vierzehnheiligen, one of the loveliest things I have ever seen, like the interior of a Fabergé egg.
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Their eventual rapprochement becomes one of the movie's loveliest grace notes, and it's part of what makes the movie's feminism hold up.
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There we had found the loveliest lodging of our trip — and the competition was keen — at a place called Tam Coc Gardens.
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BROOKLYN HEIGHTS (Sunday) Meredith Toback, a native New Yorker, leads this tour of one of the city's loveliest and best-preserved historic neighborhoods.
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Audi's new E-tron GT is low, wide, and long, with a sloping roof reminiscent of the A7, the loveliest of Audi's sedans.
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Audi's new E-tron GT is low, wide, and long, with a sloping roof reminiscent of the A7, the loveliest of Audi's sedans.
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Enrigue writes under the dark star of Jorge Luis Borges, which gives the book some of its ironic spring, certainly its loveliest trait.
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First, it brings back Chanterelle of season two's "Lie to Me," establishing the continuation of one of the Buffyverse's loveliest background character arcs.
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One of the loveliest, simply named Crack Seed Store, lies just off the main strip of Kaimuki, a low-slung, unhurried Honolulu neighborhood.
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And yes, as usual for a new iPad release, the new 13-inch Pro model has the best and loveliest display Apple's ever made.
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Helen Oyeyemi writes some of the loveliest and oddest books I've ever read, filled with shivery, evocative sentences and fairy tale tropes turned slantwise.
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The world is full of birds, but the loveliest ones are off limits to plumassiers, protected by international conventions against the trade in exotics.
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Around Town On Sunday, Meredith Toback, a native New Yorker, leads this tour of one of the city's loveliest and best-preserved historic neighborhoods.
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That's the thing about staying in even the loveliest of Parisian hotels: They are often old, as are the lifts ferrying passengers between floors.
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But something about Servilia's quiet integrity and courage clearly endeared her to Mozart, because he wrote two of the opera's loveliest arias for her.
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She’s the loveliest person and only posts photos of her family, holidays and food and for that they’ve suspended her.
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So while the Aston Martin DB9 is the loveliest thing I&aposve driven since 2014, I&aposve also found beauty in many other places.
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A STRETCH OF Bleecker Street, in Manhattan's West Village, is among the loveliest in New York, with quaint shopfronts opening on to tree-lined pavements.
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For years, Soda Drinker Pro has been one of gaming's loveliest inside gags, one that has extended far beyond the reaches of the normal punchline.
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Perhaps the story's loveliest aspect is the readiness with which it embraces the unpredictability and impermanence of life as the wellspring of its very vitality.
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Although many cemeteries have plenty of grave sites left, the really choice plots in the oldest, and often loveliest, areas are harder to come by.
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Loveliest is a mochi ball with a snow of coconut and, hidden within, red bean paste — no more than a thumbprint's worth, and just enough.
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While I was living there, some diplomats were banned from walking along the main coastal road, one of the loveliest stretches in the whole country.
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In the evening our sons rejoined us, and we pointed our rented Citroën through the limestone passageways of Gordes, one of the loveliest villages in France.
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One of the loveliest, warmest scenes is between these two, late in the play; it's just not at all credible that they would have arrived there.
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And these walls are not thick or foreboding; they're made from the loveliest layers of audio through which her voice pierces like sunshine through eyelet curtains.
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The loveliest people I know have none of the external features of loveliness but shine with the internal beauty of caring, compassion and consideration of others.
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One of the loveliest things about Gal Gadot's portrayal of Wonder Woman was that it didn't inhabit the traditional male template for a comic book hero.
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" "One of the loveliest things about Gal Gadot's portrayal of Wonder Woman was that it didn't inhabit the traditional male template for a comic book hero.
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Nilsson's voice is at its loveliest here, and he layers his own singing into lush, immaculate choirs of self-harmony, giving the album an almost celestial glow.
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"Meghan Markle is one of the loveliest human beings on the planet, in the world," Spencer, who stars in NBC's Timeless, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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The events are all free, low-commitment (running 22018 minutes to an hour), open to the public and held in some of the loveliest settings in Paris.
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Beauty and Rose Daughter are the only two of her books to be explicit retellings of "Beauty and the Beast," and they are two of her loveliest.
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That group has championed a crepuscular, slow-cinema kind of country jazz for the past two decades; when they're on, Fellowship are among the loveliest bands around.
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Venus and Jupiter are considered the two loveliest planets in astrology—Venus rules love while Jupiter rules growth and luck—but Mars and Uranus have less wonderful reputations.
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Those might be the sweetest and loveliest over-ear headphones that most of us can afford — if only B&O would go to the trouble of building them.
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Yesteryear will be on full display at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, the foie gras-filled gathering that attracts many of the loveliest classic cars on the planet.
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A life full of treasure "Buried at the heart of all great children's literature, even the loveliest and most innocent, is a thread of darkness," noted Holly Thomas.
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Abigail was her soul," the source added, saying the child "was the loveliest, happiest and also the most perfect little mix of Ruthie and [her husband] Jonathan [Blumenstein].
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Abigail was her soul," the source adds, saying the child "was the loveliest, happiest and also the most perfect little mix of Ruthie and [her husband] Jonathan [Blumenstein].
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As Italians grieve for the nearly 300 people killed this week and for the destruction in some of Italy's loveliest historic towns and villages, many are also angry.
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One of the tallest, loveliest stretches of the souk has already been restored, its collapsed domes rising again high above the cobbled floor using original materials and techniques.
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They closed with "Kneel to the Cross," a song Agalloch once covered, closing the circle and turning the page on Prophecy Fest 2016 in the loveliest way imaginable.
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To resaturate that dried husk with feeling is to see it again for what it is: the loveliest and most deeply rooted of truths, hidden in plain sight.
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The two floors of my cottage had been divided into apartments, of which mine was the loveliest, I thought, on the ground floor with windows facing into the trees.
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And the very next day, Hiddleston whisked Swift off to Suffolk, England to introduce her to his mother, Diana, who thought "Taylor was the loveliest," a family source told PEOPLE.
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In December, the former One Direction singer gushed about the star on Instagram for her birthday, calling her the "loveliest person on the planet and one of my best friends."
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As a whole, the album contains some of his loveliest singing on record, rooted in the comfort of an artist who knows that his audience will lean in to him.
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The loveliest of these contained Cosmo Whyte's "Golden Kicks/Where you Get Dem Clarks" (2016), an ethereal charcoal drawing of a troupe of dancers wearing what look like grass skirts.
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As in "The Wizard of Oz," the doctors and nurses from the hospital also populate this Rodolfo's dream world; it is one of the saddest, loveliest spectacles I've ever seen.
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One of the loveliest images in "Song to Song," the latest from Terrence Malick, is of ripples expanding across a small pool of water, echoes of a woman's quick step.
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Yorgos [Lanthimos], my best director and the best film with Emma [Stone] and Rachel [Weisz], the two loveliest women to fall in love with and go to work with every day.
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" The former One Direction band member raved about Steinfeld on Instagram for her birthday in December 2017, calling her the "loveliest person on the planet and one of my best friends.
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You're placed in front of the loveliest person in the world, but I was really tongue-tied for a long time and really scared to be acting in front of him.
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This figure is liberated from the tedious confines of office and home, from domestic and professional routine; is wild at heart, adventurous, exploring the loveliest places that nature has to offer.
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One of the loveliest offerings is "Something Familiar," a swaying waltz about the bittersweet transience of a choice moment — and, just maybe, the mirage-like beauty of a mythic past. N.C.
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" Abigail was Miles' "life and soul," the third source said, adding that the child "was the loveliest, happiest and also the most perfect little mix of Ruthie and [her husband] Jonathan [Blumenstein].
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Chloe x Halle had some of the smoothest and loveliest harmonies of the night, but it was their minimalist witch vibes that pushed this performance over the top, into something really special.
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The result is the GT40, the loveliest Ford ever, which unseated Ferrari to take first, second, and third place at Le Mans in 1966 (then won again in 1967, 1968, and 1969).
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Emma is the unimpeachable queen of Highbury, the wealthiest and loveliest woman in town, and she enjoys the deference and attention of others near enough to her station to socialize with her.
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And if "When two are in love, the falling leaves appear to them like slow-motion rain" is "some of his loveliest natural imagery," then maybe natural imagery wasn't his strongest suit.
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And for the last three decades, the Glasgow-bred band has bucked many trends (grunge, rap-rock, Britpop) to steadily craft some of the loveliest guitar-based pop songs ever put to tape.
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If spotting a Lamborghini Miura makes you tremble a bit—and it should, because it's one of the loveliest cars ever—this is like standing at the epicenter of an 8.0-magnitude earthquake.
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She's not only the one of the loveliest, most caring, special people I've ever come across, but her message is also really important to the trans conversation and the acceptance of all people.
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Even the minor characters in this novel have richly imagined histories that inflect their smallest interactions — one of the loveliest pleasures of this book, and a choice that makes its world exceptionally full.
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Turning leaves are ordinarily the loveliest part of this lovely month, but this year the leaves are still green — drooping but green — and the few that have already fallen are dry and brown.
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It was only in those ferocious moments that you realized his foreshadowing: How, even in the loveliest passages of the song's opening, there had been something unhinged in his voice, and his eyes.
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But in the loveliest storyline of the night, viewers get to know more about the night Jack and Rebecca (Mandy Moore) met — and it's just as adorable as we all thought it would be.
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She shut down the Oscars red carpet in one of the loveliest looks of the night, she landed a gorgeous cover of Town & Country and she's starring in the new film Whiskey Tango Foxtrot.
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Shura's Nothing's Real, one of last year's loveliest synthpop albums, captures the mood, wistfully autumnal in its slickly shiny evocation of felt, awkward, apprehensive longings implied to extend beyond the limits of the music.
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The Queen, who wore a light blue jacket and skirt with a matching hat (featuring the loveliest floral detail!), continued her annual tradition of inspecting the guard of honor before she went inside the castle.
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Read more " A piano that once belonged to the storied American composer and songwriter Cole Porter has a plaque that says, "Some of the loveliest songs in America's musical history were composed on this Steinway.
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When, as part of the curtain call, she sings the score's loveliest number — "I Raise My Cup" — you at last wish the show would slow down so you could live in the glowy moment forever.
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Palms lean protectively, ready to offer shade, but none is needed here indoors at Teranga in East Harlem, one of the city's loveliest spaces in which to graze, lounge and resist the levies of life.
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Last year it was Marc Chagall's work that led Selby to replant parts of its gardens with salvia and date palms, evocative of the south of France where the artist did some of his loveliest work.
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Some of the loveliest dishes are the simplest, like glassine strands of jellyfish, coolly refreshing, with proper crunch and only a hint of chewiness, and a gorgeous mess of creamy scrambled eggs larded with baby shrimp.
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Then there are the novel's final scenes, which I will not describe except to say that they contain some of Lispector's loveliest writing, and offer a kind of resolution that leaves all of Virgínia's mystery intact.
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Think: an extra-as-ever, chocolate-gold eyeshadow palette from none other than Too Faced; the Mario Badescu spot treatment so many of your friends swear by; and the loveliest, long-wear single shadows from Urban Decay.
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But no, he said: June 21 is the night of Fête de la Musique ("Festival of Music") and one of the loveliest citywide celebrations in Paris, a city that does not skimp when it throws a party.
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Abigail was her soul," shared a source who knew the actress when she was pregnant with Abigail, saying the child "was the loveliest, happiest and also the most perfect little mix of Ruthie and [her husband] Jonathan [Blumenstein].
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" Loveliest of all, and a reminder that both authors are revered senior citizens, is their desire to help those who are less digitally dexterous than themselves: "That word is trending , as they say on the Internet right now.
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The Irishman said that he admires Mr. Rockwell because, while he is "the loveliest, nicest guy I've worked with, so smart and generous and a joy to be around," he brings a "frisson of danger" to his performances.
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Cather spent much of her childhood in Red Cloud, six miles up the road, and for many people who love her writing, and perhaps for some who don't, the Cather Prairie is one of the loveliest places on earth.
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"Perhaps the happy communal life in some of Britain's loveliest forests adds glamour to the work, or maybe their invariable improvement in health and good looks makes them appreciate woodcraft and fresh air," mused The Times reporter Muriel Laurence.
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My brother was worried about what seemed to me an ideal Saturday afternoon: My friend and I were taking in a movie, walking through some of New York City's loveliest neighborhoods, and enjoying cactus tacos at a food hall.
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The loveliest specifications will nudge past $2,000 pretty quickly, but even at that starting price, you get an awesome InfinityEdge display, a great audio system, tons of fast storage, and a machined-aluminum construction that looks pretty as a picture.
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In early December, New York City is one of the loveliest places you can imagine, all aglow with lights and decorations for the holidays, air heavy with — yes — the smell of chestnuts roasting on an open fire (or a street cart).
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Even the poems ostensibly celebrating seasonal rebirth, like the one beginning "Loveliest of trees, the cherry now / Is hung with bloom along the bough," contain within them, like a canker, a note of foreboding, and wind up sounding like laments.
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The Milanese Lorenzo Pepe and his wife, Elena Hurtado, own the island's loveliest shop, which sells artfully structured dresses of her own design and heavy silver jewelry of his (Avenida 8 de Agosto 55, Sant Francesc Xavier; obiformentera.com/en/gallery).
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For someone who is so romantic, who has written a few of the loveliest love songs, it's not easy to find that many of his songs that document true love without a trace of homicide drifting by to borrow some sugar.
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Her debut EP, Let the Evil of His Own Lips Cover Him, flew under the radar when it was quietly released back in February, which is a tragedy; the album stands as one of 214's strangest and loveliest documents.
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One of the loveliest scenes in the film shows Nic, in a brief period of sobriety, driving through fields, the mild sun hitting his face as he sticks it out the window and just lets his perfect hair waft in the breeze.
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Within the repetitive cycles of his verse we find the loveliest surprises: an afternoon in the cupola at Emily Dickinson's house, the appearance of the Hale-Bopp comet, the "sizzle like E.T.'s finger," the "afternoon undervoices" of kids playing red rover.
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One of the loveliest days this month for you is on February 10: Today, Venus in fellow Earth sign Capricorn trines the planet of abundance, Jupiter, which is in your sign, sending you tons of blessings and opportunities to expand your reach.
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One of the loveliest plunges into the deeply corrugated terrain north of Lupiac, which happens to be the birthplace of Charles Ogier de Batz de Castelmore, better known as D'Artagnan, by far the world's best-known Gascon and a man of large appetites.
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The loveliest and the loneliest sight in the film is a wide shot of a grassy field, with a pale sun above and, in the bottom right, the small white spectre, plodding along, the hem of his sheet dragging behind like the train of a wedding dress.
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In the show's loveliest sequence, Annie goes to a fat-acceptance pool party, which she's decided to write about despite the resistance of her boss, a fat-phobic gay man who says things like "lazy bodies, lazy minds" and who might as well be named Stan Davage.
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"Like that storied novella by Truman Capote from which it stems," Mr. Weiler wrote, "it is a completely unbelievable but wholly captivating flight into fancy composed of unequal dollops of comedy, romance, poignancy, funny colloquialisms and Manhattan's swankiest East Side areas captured in the loveliest of colors."
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"A LOVELY DAY 👶🏾👶🏾👶🏾 We are sleepless and delirious but so excited to share that our miracle baby arrived last night via surrogate and 11/7 will forever be etched in our hearts as the most loveliest of all the lovely days," they both captioned the photos.
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Even more intractably, Charleston and St Petersburg are themselves artefacts of genius and horror: two of the loveliest cities in the world, both are built on bones and haunted by the ghosts of war and injustice (including, in St Petersburg, those of the Nazi siege and Stalin's purges).
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The Iranian atmospheric black metal project (sole member Harpag Karnik is based in Tehran) focuses on crafting a heavily emotive sense of romanticism (think of a more stripped down early Alcest) within its gentle, almost pastoral compositions; it's black metal, yes, but of the loveliest and most ethereal sort.
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Of all the twists that occur in this episode — including Mike nearly passing out during a news conference after Catherine, still skulking around with her camera, spills the remainder of his master cleanse concoction — perhaps the loveliest and most subtle is the one that involves Gary and Charlie.
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Now imagine that Jell-O shots have the classiness of a beautiful duck terrine or delicate aspic served at the loveliest brasserie in Paris, where you're sitting across from a girl named Veronique who is gingerly eating hers out of a tiny cup with a beautiful vintage sterling spoon.
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His craving for the ache of style, felt throughout "Drive" (2011) and "Only God Forgives" (2013), is unappeasable, and the loveliest sight in "The Neon Demon," a hilltop view of Los Angeles, suffused in a plum-colored dusk, harks back to a Gucci perfume commercial that he shot in 2012.
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"She was a great lover of music, and she taught me to sing and she taught me to play the piano, and we realized that a lot of the times, just playing music and sitting with her was just the sort of loveliest time that we could spend with her," the actress said.
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Not only has Airbnb pledged $100,000 toward advertising listings in El Salvador, Haiti, and Africa thanks to "some expletive-filled interest," but tourism organizations in Zambia, Botswana, and Namibia (or "Nambia," as Trump calls it) are now marketing their countries as the loveliest, most irresistible shitholes on earth, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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IF YOU WERE presented with a town like Hay-on-Wye—a sandstone cluster of some 2,000 souls guarded by a Norman castle, cradled in green Welsh hills and watered by the loveliest river in Britain—and were told to revive its fading economy, you might not think of a second-hand bookshop.
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Then his grinning bandmates helped him to his feet so they all could take a bow—and there was Pete Doherty, fucked forever, waving to the crowd, and the ghosts of ninety rock-fans who died while enjoying one of the infidel West's loveliest offerings: a good time in the city on a Friday night.
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There's plenty of reasons to love Wilder, whose simple, unfussy prose is some of the loveliest in the American canon — but surely there is no good reason to force a Native child to read about why she deserves to die, to say nothing of what a non-Native child might take from that statement at face value.
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Playing with memory — the characters' and our own — allows Mr. Boyle and his cinematographer, Anthony Dod Mantle, to conjure some of the movie's loveliest, most melancholy images: the smudged shape of Renton's dead mother sitting at her kitchen table; Spud detoxing on the floor of his crummy apartment, his anguished shadow looming, "Nosferatu"-like, above him.
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And yet the film's depiction of Sharon, as played by Margot Robbie, includes one of the loveliest sequences Tarantino has ever created — in which the acting up-and-comer goes to a public screening of her own movie, an unremarkable Dean Martin spy comedy in which she has a supporting role, and takes in the audience's reactions to her scenes.
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Perhaps the season's loveliest story belongs to Shelly, who spends the season trying to put together a one-woman show (To Shel and Back!) and uses it to pull back the curtain on her own sexual abuse as a child at the hands of a teacher, as well as the way she was constantly drawn as an adult to lovers with deep secrets.
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I'm sorry that we could not gather every smile that you put on a humans face, whether it was because they just found the loveliest brooch for their wedding day, the most exquisite pair of earrings to wear on their graduation day, or even the most coziest pair of earmuffs to wear around Florida – and lay those smiles in your lap.
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" In this sense, the child is not "getting rid of" the parents but "exalting" them, and the whole project of replacing the parents with superior versions "is only an expression of the child's longing for the happy, vanished days when his father seemed to him the noblest and strongest of men and his mother the dearest and loveliest of women.
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Mr. Cherkaoui has the loveliest dance-theater moment — the Waltz of the Flowers, here a poignant passage of couples dancing and progressively aging — but his vision of the great final pas de deux goes for little, not committed enough to nostalgia or innovation and lacking the fullness of Mr. Tcherniakov's conception of the sequence as Marie truly facing the reality of death.
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There's a stunning deathbed picture of Victor Hugo in 1885; a deeply moving portrait of his wife, Ernestine, in 1890, after she had suffered a stroke (and which Roland Barthes called "one of the loveliest photographs in the world"); and his interview with the centenarian scientist Eugène Chevreul, in 1886, that was illustrated with sequential photos of the two of them talking, suggesting a film.
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Doyle was also both hilarious and fierce, and I took as much pleasure from watching him address a denizen of the gun-rights coalition as "dear outraged shrieking lunatic," or describe certain members of the Catholic hierarchy as "arrogant pompous nominal bosses issuing proclamations and denouncing dissent," as I took from lingering over the loveliest descriptions of the natural world I have ever read.
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Randy Kennedy writes: Recently Ms. Lasch, 215, discovered a mistake that even the loveliest rose is unlikely to fix: The Museum of Modern Art, which commissioned a 33-foot-23-inch-tall cake sculpture in 21960 as part of its 22017th anniversary, appears to have discarded the piece, which Ms. Lasch wanted to borrow for a retrospective of her work opening in March at the Palm Springs Art Museum in California.
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On one of those trips, she found Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Suite," which, strange as it might seem to anyone who has lived through an American Christmas season, had never been performed in the U.S. Walt Disney was as taken as she was with "Waltz of the Flowers," and it inspired one of the loveliest chapters in "Fantasia," a sequence for which another of Holt's subjects, Sylvia Moberly-Holland, became the story director, the person responsible for conceiving the over-all action and feel of a piece.
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" We passed some of his student works, outdoor scenes of knights standing around, terrible paintings, done when he was 20 ("It's good to tell yourself," Carrère said, "when you begin to learn a skill you do things like this and afterward, later, you might be able to do something"); another painting, so vague, Carrère said, "you can't even tell what he's trying to paint"; and a self-portrait, one of two in the show ("Funny that Rembrandt made some of the loveliest portraits in the world and he's not a very attractive man"); and then we came upon a portrait of a white-bearded St. Paul sitting at his desk, aglow with light as if from an unseen candle ("Older than in my imagination.
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