Or perhaps it's something more fascinating, and possibly even frightening.
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But he never ceased taking in other, more fascinating styles.
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Tharsis is more fascinating, anyway, as a metaphor for adulthood.
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John: It's one of the more fascinating developments of 2017.
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This makes the seizure in Spain all the more fascinating.
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And as played by Louis-Dreyfus, she's never been more fascinating.
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Follow The Creators Project's Instagram to find more fascinating artists. Related:
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But the more context you add, the more fascinating it becomes.
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Wouldn't it be more fascinating to treat every neurodivergent condition this way?
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His personal life however is considerably more fascinating than his political platform.
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All right, let&aposs talk about something that&aposs even more fascinating.
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This piece from February is even more fascinating with 20/20 hindsight.
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The possibility of something strange happening only makes it more fascinating. 219.
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This struck me as much more fascinating than stories of violent crime.
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There hasn't been a more fascinating time to follow this company in years.
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I would check those out and probably get to meet more fascinating people.
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CL: Was the election more fascinating than the one you fictionalized in Submission?
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I find them fascinating—more fascinating than a lot of people out there!
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The secret library wall that slides open to reveal even more fascinating books.
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But Blumenthal is far more fascinating than this caricature makes him out to be.
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The Yoga Book certainly offers one of the more fascinating departures from the company.
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But the truth is, there's no fruit more fascinating or polarizing than the durian.
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But more fascinating are the significant drops across the board from 2011 to 2014.
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The end result was much more fascinating than what I myself could have created.
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The latter is always the more fascinating, and that's what Tarantino homes in on.
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The differences in size, acidity and sweetness make the dish all the more fascinating.
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Considering what we do not know is often more fascinating than what we do.
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Considering what we do not know is often more fascinating than what we do.
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More fascinating, though, are the prints that spotlight the relationships between wakashu and others.
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Which should make today's inaugural meeting of the American Technology Council all the more fascinating.
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It'll be even more fascinating to see what they do with a full offseason together.
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The Avalon is one of the more fascinating bits of ship design to hit screens.
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Apparently, she's from the South Side which makes her obsession with perfection even more fascinating.
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Sometimes it's just hard to relate to Loving, which makes it all the more fascinating.
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It is fascinating, more fascinating, I think, than ancient automotive concerns about speed and handling.
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She wound up dismissing the thought, however, deciding that flaws were more fascinating than perfection.
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And if anything, the story behind the story is even more fascinating than what's onscreen.
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The more Zheutlin learned about Londonderry's character, the less sympathetic—but more fascinating—she became.
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I think their non-friendship friendship was one of the more fascinating dynamics of this season.
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But in King's case, the man -- even with his contradictions -- is more fascinating than the myth.
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Few things in this world are more fascinating than the idea of a filmed sex scene.
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Even more fascinating is the discussion of the great composer Richard Strauss's relationship to the orchestra.
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One of the more fascinating shows to watch in the context of "leadership" is Shark Tank.
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Thinking about the implications of this is fascinating — at times, more fascinating than the movie itself.
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The Blacktivist account is all the more fascinating for where it sowed discord: not within, but without.
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But this peek at the app's future promises even more fascinating, user-created projects in the future.
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Is there anything more fascinating than the endless contortions of the human heart — and the human body?
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So, I think it&aposs going to be more fascinating then we&aposre accustomed to in California.
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The more fascinating part of the keyboard is how it props up the Pixel Slate for typing.
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The second document, uploaded a day later by the same Internet Archive user, is even more fascinating.
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All of that makes the whole question of how women are going to vote even more fascinating.
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Never are they more fascinating than when she dwells on them and breathes life into their travails.
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The ensuing conversation about Hollywood's unwitting ignorance ended up being more fascinating than the movie being produced.
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But the meta-ness of reality T.V. is becoming more fascinating than a regular old rose ceremony.
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Every time we learn more about the universe, we find that it's more fascinating than we imagined.
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This game is going to get more fascinating as it progresses with all the matchups and decisions.
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One more fascinating bit of evidence to suggest she wasn't a farmer: Her genes indicate lactose intolerance.
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Los Angeles Lakers legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has one of the more fascinating career arcs in sports.
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Even more fascinating than the idea of a digital currency are those who dedicate their lives to it.
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The reason for Neanderthal extinction continues to be one of the more fascinating unanswered questions in archaeology. [Nature]
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Indeed, the Blacktivist case is all the more fascinating for where it sowed discord: not within, but without.
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What's even more fascinating is that when the show jumped networks, it wasn't retooled to gain wider acceptance.
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Given these trends, many scientists believe that the discovery of the blood microbiome is more fascinating than worrying.
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Reading about the kinds of objects involved was perhaps even more fascinating than the problem itself, he said.
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I find it all the more fascinating because I have no idea for which painting it was ordered.
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The more fascinating aspect of the story was how the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification program came to be.
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And, as I would learn, it's a world that only gets more fascinating the deeper in you go.
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And not only that, one ended up investing in the other, making for an even more fascinating conversation.
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Among the more fascinating elements of the complex were a hidden staircase, fake bookcases, and a secret vault.
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That makes it all the more fascinating to see what kind of détente has developed among these species.
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Rumors have pointed to both the more traditional S11, along with the more fascinating jump to the S20.
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That doesn't mean my depiction of the film is more fascinating than the one that comes from the audience.
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That must be what makes Dossena such an enigma to study — and one that's even more fascinating to watch.
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As a scientist, I find another manifestation of pseudoscientific beliefs far more fascinating, namely, when scientists themselves believe them!
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Deep Algo was one of the more fascinating companies on display in Startup Alley at TechCrunch Disrupt this week.
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"My work has been influenced more by the old masters, which I find more and more fascinating," she says.
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With Prisoners and Sicario, Villeneuve has emerged as one of the more fascinating directors of the last few years.
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Trump's tweets couldn't have come at a more fascinating time for discussions of how America treats women at work.
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More fascinating, to a dancegoer, are the two high-kicking "Dancer" women he depicted in wood in 1920-24.
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Balanchine's "Symphonie Concertante" (1947, to Mozart), revived for the first time this decade, looks more fascinating than ever before.
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The larger and more fascinating implications that Lisa brought up of algorithmic determinism was something we couldn't resist tackling.
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The question that Manon Lescaut's story poses becomes more complex and much more fascinating when seen in this context.
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Click here to view original GIFI find the history of numbers so much more fascinating than the application of numbers.
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As entertaining as that auction would be, nothing is more fascinating than the question of what to do with Griffin.
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To me, there is nothing more fascinating than how the commander in chief sets the tone for his new administration.
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And yet Steven Universe is somehow even more fascinating, and in my opinion, daring than the show that preceded it.
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They're definitely strange, which makes them all the more fascinating and enjoyable to work with, in my admittedly-outlying opinion.
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There are a lot more fascinating tidbits on how the B-2 works in the video by Real Engineering below.
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But Melania's life is more fascinating in an election year in which we'll likely have the first female presidential nominee.
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It's fun to watch her redefine maternity style as a fashion editor but even more fascinating when you're also expecting.
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I think I find the parents of Riverdale are far more fascinating and psychologically rich than the teenage main characters.
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It's one of the more fascinating subplots in a second season that's about to be filled with thousands of them.
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But even more fascinating were its impressive walls and ceilings, which were covered with hundreds of portraits of smiling men.
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And their willingness to consciously use that veneer to mask their depravity make them scarier, and more fascinating than ever.
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"I find it more and more fascinating to play his music," Ms. Uchida said in an interview after the Cleveland residency.
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What's more fascinating: that a high-concept FUNNY GAMES/Hitchcock/Cronenberg/Bradbury mashup could feel so fresh at the same time.
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One of the more fascinating, and de Chirico-esque, paintings on display combines aspects of still life, self-portraiture, and landscape.
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One of the more fascinating aspects of feuds and the desire for revenge, said McCullough, is its universality across human culture.
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It's easy to get lost staring into the flames at a hearth; it's even more fascinating to see them spread outdoors.
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Divers in the U.K. have uncovered more fascinating artifacts from a treasure-laden ship that sank in the late 17th century.
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Announced back in May, Battlefield 1 is bringing the wartime shooter to one of the more fascinating periods of historical combat.
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The addition of several ex-Yahoos who know a thing or two about the company makes it all the more fascinating.
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That prospect became all the more fascinating when it was clear early Wednesday morning that it would be Donald J. Trump.
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More fascinating still, a closer look inside the teacup reveals a tiny image of Chris in the sunken place, reaching out.
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What is even more fascinating is the way in which other stories take root in the shadow of the mythical figure.
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And they often arouse my curiosity more than any other part of the game — and are therefore more fascinating to analyze.
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An even tighter focus on Manning could have provided a more fascinating look at the oldest quarterback to start the Super Bowl.
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But knowing how the events of The Spanish Princess affect both English and world history makes said royal intrigue even more fascinating.
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The magic of genetics never ceases to amaze us, and for some reason it's more fascinating when it comes to celebrity offspring.
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And Extremely Wicked gives off the distinct impression that it finds Bundy far more fascinating than anyone who suffered at his hands.
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Even more fascinating, pardon the expression, are the tidbits about "Trek's" backstage politics, including Nimoy's lawsuit against Paramount for exploiting his likeness.
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One of the more fascinating characters, and performances, in the series, was that of Kareem Saïd, played by British actor Eamonn Walker.
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That's just my average human narcissism talking — what's more fascinating to me than a beautifully laid out map of my own brain?
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But on The Carmichael Show's March 13 episode, "Fallen Heroes," the exchange was the spark for a much deeper, more fascinating conversation.
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And the world, I have to say, has been even more fascinating in some unexpected ways than when we first became friends.
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But the more fascinating group of supporters are those who believe that he lies — they are counting on his being a liar!
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I find some more fascinating ancient ruins, including the remains of once-impressive structure that lies beneath a shallow pool of water.
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With its politics in flux, Cuba may be more fascinating than ever for Americans already intrigued by its music, culture and art.
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What's more fascinating than this new technology allowing machines to think like a human, is allowing machines to act like a human.
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Odds: 7/1Why he could sign there: Jameis Winston is one of the more fascinating quarterback cases we've seen in recent years.
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Even more fascinating was the way Mr. Jurowski brought attention to the teeming crosscurrents and disruptions that run through the entire work.
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To me, this place was more fascinating as somewhere that people congregate, rather than the activity on which it is built upon.
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And even more fascinating is that Ripple is not making this fund investment in U.S. dollars but in the XRP currency itself.
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Timothy Snyder, a Yale historian and author of the book On Tyranny, gave one of the more fascinating talks of the conference.
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The truth is, not much is known about Rose Bundy — but she remains one of the more fascinating offshoots in the Bundy story.
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This is less plot-driven than The Circle, and thus a little more fascinating to see how it will translate to the screen.
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To see the world's strongest man lose out on the gold was high drama, but Bonk's defeat only got more fascinating with time.
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But what's more fascinating is the hint about what's in the secret mix of herbs and spices that makes a hoax go viral.
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This may be Shanghai as seen through a cinematic Western lens, but there are few more fascinating places — in fiction or in fact.
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"The new action-packed series, tentatively titled 'Secrets of Trump's Oval Office,' becomes more fascinating every day," said a commentator named Evgeny Baranov.
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Train listening: "How Everything Works—on the Moon" and "The Denim-Shopper Podcast," which I swear is much more fascinating than it sounds.
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A more fascinating turn of events is how it catches the attention of Diane's old client, the billionaire Neil Gross (John Benjamin Hickey).
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But in India, the cluster fig tree is responsible for something far more fascinating than spiritual journeys and what must be wildly uncomfortable undies.
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That's basically all she photographs, an oddly specialized pursuit that sounds like it might get boring but instead becomes more fascinating with each picture.
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There is no life, no situation, that could not be rendered more fascinating by following all the branch points of what might have been.
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KIMBERLY GUILFOYLE, "THE FIVE" CO-HOST: You know it&aposs interesting because this is I found to be one of the more fascinating topics.
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It's arguably a more fascinating experiment than the traditional miniature volcano, unless you don't have the patience to work through all the necessary steps.
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Perhaps the only thing more fascinating than Netflix's new documentary series Wild, Wild Country is the fate of some of its most prominent figures.
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What's even more fascinating is NBC News' own team of political reporters were on hand to do a live fact-check of the event.
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But what will be more fascinating is if they ever come to realize the perfection they've been striving for is nothing but an illusion.
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This is what makes the glimpses of humanity that flicker or burst through Belichick's great wall of impatience that much more fascinating and beguiling.
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These historical objects represent the more fascinating half of Black Out, which also features works by four contemporary female artists in four separate galleries.
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In short: Watch Isle of Dogs if you love Wes Anderson or want to check out one of the year's more fascinating cinematic controversies.
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And even more fascinating is this theory she presents that "one percent of that snow was actually radiation left over from the Big Bang"!
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One of the more fascinating aspects of today's politics is the opinion tug-of-war between the college-educated elites and the general public.
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In the auction world, there are few things more fascinating than the journey of a gem through the hands of the rich and famous.
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One of the more fascinating contracts offered last summer was a three-year, $33 million deal awarded to Dante Exum by the Utah Jazz.
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Thankfully the Juno mission will continue its work until at least the early 2020s, sending us more fascinating insights into our solar system's largest planet.
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What's even more fascinating is how the film evokes nostalgia for a teenage high school experience that, being honest, many of us probably didn't have.
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With the unofficial ports it's more fascinating to see how technology is advanced to the point where people can realistically run Doom on a printer.
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The gaps and glitches are much more fascinating: figures appear suddenly out of scale, space flattens out, or an entire dome seems to rotate in space.
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NEW YORK's fashion week, which will start on February 9th, promises the usual show of glamour, but a more fascinating industry display came a week earlier.
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Even more fascinating: from 2000 to 2010, only one Best Picture winner (The Hurt Locker) was also the highest scoring of the nominees from its year.
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And her story — which was uncovered by investigative journalists this week — is far more fascinating than the single line that defined her for so many years.
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But it's a beautiful introduction to some amazing ideas—and for me, at least, the universe has been a little stranger and more fascinating ever since.
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Literally all possible explanations are on the table at this point—and the truth about this tantalizing star could be more fascinating than we ever imagined.
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The other video is even more fascinating, as it shows two users demonstrating shared presence in VR as they work together to solve a jigsaw puzzle.
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That said, I think a more fascinating question about a movie like Captain Marvel or Wonder Woman is whether their messages of women's empowerment are convincing.
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On a 2017 expedition, researchers learned more fascinating details about the shark, including that it's heart rate is incredibly slow — only beating once every ten seconds.
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"Kostovic had done all these dissections, all this work on the human brain, and he wrote that there was no subject more fascinating," Sestan told me.
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One of the more fascinating parts of live-streaming culture is its penchant for raising money for charities; it's a regular feature across sites and streamers.
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Even more fascinating is that the abstract works here were apparently made secretively, withheld from exhibition at her own instruction for 20 years after her death.
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Where other gay icons exude self-possession, Spears's fragile resilience has made her an even more fascinating role model, closer to Judy Garland than to Lady Gaga.
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Regardless of whether all of this comes back into play, though, the world of ice and fire only gets more fascinating the more we learn about it.
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But when your career is dedicated to unraveling one of life's greatest mysteries, it can be hard to find anything else more fascinating than your day job.
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What we get instead is a far more fascinating scene, one that digs into Negan's character and humanizes him in a way no previous scene has accomplished.
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Like T'Challa, Stephen Strange helped introduce moviegoers to a fascinating world that would still be fascinating without him — it might, in fact, be more fascinating without him.
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Given that Assange's public profile has changed dramatically in the past five years, The Fifth Estate is more fascinating now than it was in its own day.
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The story of human evolution just got a hell of a lot messier—and considerably more fascinating—owing to the discovery of a previously unknown human species.
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Cleveland's trades not only bring in players that better complement James, but they also create so many more fascinating lineup options for Ty Lue to toy with.
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While there are some (minor, in my opinion) pacing issues as the series goes on, it only gets stronger, weirder, and more fascinating as it goes on.
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Even more fascinating, in "Puyo Puyo Tetris" you can play a mash-up of both that introduces a level of craziness never experienced in either game before.
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What may be even more fascinating, however, is what LIGO and future gravitational wave detectors pick up that is not predicted or expected by current cosmological theories.
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Instead, modern-day K-pop appears to be a seamless, gorgeous, well-oiled machine — complete with a few glaring contradictions that make it all the more fascinating.
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In the next room, the Black Paintings looked perhaps even more fascinating and relevant today than they were when first shown in 1959, their precociousness still mindboggling.
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Scenes depicting the state's oppressive blanket of surveillance are dismayingly corny, and, because the hunter is more fascinating than his prey, the movie can feel upside-down.
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What makes this market more fascinating long-term though is whether this can transition from a part-time, between-jobs gig into something more long-term and professional.
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This year, La La Land won the comedy or musical category, but the more fascinating race happened in the drama category, where Moonlight beat Manchester by the Sea.
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While these details are definitely more fascinating than games-as-service models that introduce stock skins — consider Fortnite's Skull Trooper and Renegade Raider — they're still not exactly subtle.
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Behold a Pale Horse, in many ways, has lived a more fascinating life anyway, particularly in its ability to resonate with a disparate collection of communities and voices.
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But Thoughts Style Cuisine on Eighth Street in the SoMa (South of Market) neighborhood, is one of the more fascinating dining experiences I've had in a long time.
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But the organism is even more fascinating than the zoo let on, because what we don't know about the slime mold is just as interesting as what we do.
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What Facebook is describing with these ideas is something like a system of justice — and there are very few things it is working on that I find more fascinating.
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While some plots and characters find much more fascinating footholds than others throughout season one, the most compelling moments rarely have anything to do with the supposedly central storyline.
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But for every Gigi Buffon or Ryan Giggs, there's a handful of pros who've realised their dreams via the scenic route, and are all the more fascinating for it.
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What emerged was a kind of archaeological survey of late-1970s German interior decoration — ornaments, pot plants, beds, tables, fireplaces, all the more fascinating for being so blandly unremarkable.
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Kara Swisher and I will have more fascinating speakers to tell you about between now and Code's kickoff — May 29, at the Terranea Resort in Rancho Palos Verdes, California.
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But the profile is a revealing look at one of the Valley's more fascinating characters, so it's worth heading over to The New Yorker to read the full piece.
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And if you can do that long form across multiple episodes, multiple seasons, for me I think there's something a lot more fascinating, a lot more interesting about that.
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We know from previous episodes that he was the one to initially invest in Westworld, so it's all the more fascinating to see how that came to be the case.
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CNN's Jeff Zeleny shared reporting on one of the more fascinating dynamics of a campaign map that is shifting in Trump's favor a bit just ahead of the first debate.
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One of the more fascinating internet projects of this year, the briefly-lived platform Double Bounce married the subscriber-based structure of Patreon and the personalized distribution model of TinyLetter.
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Of course, placebo responses are bound to happen, and the fact a compound can affect your state of mind without entering the body only makes it all the more fascinating.
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Instead, Mr. Hanks is up to something more fascinating: submerging his own iconic humility in a humble man famous for, on one terrifying day, being extraordinarily good at his job.
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What makes this interaction more fascinating, scientists say, is the way some plants communicate defensive messages both within themselves and among other plants via chemicals that travel through the air.
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My past seems to be way more fascinating for people than my future, which bums me out … I don't ever really like to sit and dwell on what that experience was.
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And we're going to straight-up say that there's very little we find more more fascinating than watching a time-lapse video of a human face transforming into a cartoon fish.
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It's made even more fascinating by the fact that the COP23 conference, where UN countries gather to talk about lowering carbon emissions and curb climate change, is happening without American leadership.
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No special skills or equipment are needed; every parent learns the virtue of pots and spoons as playthings, and boxes that are more fascinating to babies than the toys they contained.
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The effect is even more fascinating in super-slow motion, and when you toss a tiny plastic ATV into the flames, it ends up looking like a stunt from a Hollywood blockbuster.
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But whether you're indulging in the latest gossip about your favorite celebrity couple, or having a difficult conversation with your partner, body language is all around us — and more fascinating than ever.
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It would almost be more fascinating than the circus on Capitol Hill, last year, when he stood in front of all those cameras and failed to answer so many questions from lawmakers.
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Sad as it may be to see this mission come to an end, it has proven to be one of the more fascinating and scientifically important space missions in quite some time.
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Perhaps that's even more indicative that this movie was so much better at making the stories and personas orbiting the Pentagon Papers more fascinating than the actual story of the Pentagon Papers?
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If Baywatch were the slightest bit aware of the cruel satire it's transmitting — that perhaps the series was actually about physically imposing, soulless plastic people — it'd be a far more fascinating film.
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To hear interviews with more fascinating people from the world of arts and culture — from powerful showrunners to web series creators to documentary filmmakers — check out the I Think You're Interesting archives.
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But as Jeffrey Toobin pointed out on CNN Tuesday night, the questions about Trump's tax return have only grown more fascinating as questions have arisen about his campaign and business ties to Russia.
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Combined with a number of interviews with the crew, and the story of how Twigs came to be involved in the first place, it makes the finished product even more fascinating to watch.
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Tyene's death is inevitable, but perhaps she'll finally achieve something her sisters never did: an on-screen role worthy of viewers' time — even if it's only to further Cersei's far more fascinating story.
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"As we explore more in the outer Solar System, these moons of the giant planets reveal to us that they are much more fascinating environments than we could have ever imagined," says Cordiner.
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If you want to read more fascinating tidbits on how far Apple has gone, and will go, to protect its intellectual property, you should check out the full report over at The Information.
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For those reasons, there may be no matchup more fascinating in baseball's playoffs than that scheduled for Game 2 of the National League division series between the Washington Nationals and Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Despite going on to later have an acclaimed career as a science fiction writer, Womack was not a fan of the genre as a child, instead finding pulp flying saucer books more fascinating.
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One of the more fascinating projects that came out of this grant is the CAPE Innovation Lab, where staff plan to engage with structural issues of museum work, such as presentation and captioning.
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The severity of the current crisis makes it all the more fascinating that—from the safer side of windows and screens—millions of Americans can't help but relish the chaos and the calm.
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As I wrote last summer: What Facebook is describing with these ideas is something like a system of justice — and there are very few things it is working on that I find more fascinating.
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It being both silly and wildly fun makes Xenoma's E-Skin product more fascinating than any piece of smart clothing I've seen before, and far more useful than, say, Google's Project Jacquard jean jacket.
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Approach the line as an end-to-end experience, though, rather than a sometimes irritating bit of infrastructure separating the A you are at from the B you desire, and things become more fascinating.
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What's maddening, however, is that Frank concentrates so much energy on Griffin and Goode's grim détente that he only occasionally makes time for the far more fascinating character dynamics nipping around the show's edges.
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" She added, "Any analysis of great movements in history is far more fascinating and trustworthy if we can distinguish individual faces among the masses and hear their voices within the din of abstract ideas.
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That makes it all the more fascinating that writer-director Mike Flanagan (Hush) and co-writer Jeff Howard have turned Gerald's Game into one of the most compelling, eerie, memorable Stephen King adaptations to date.
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Unlike Boston Dynamic's creations, such as SpotMini and ATLAS—robots that seem specifically engineered to supplant humanity—Festo's machines are typically far less intimidating; Robotic flying butterflies and hopping kangaroos are more fascinating than fearsome.
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Apple's COO Jeff Williams introduced a number of new features Wednesday for the company's Apple Watch Series 113, but none more fascinating than its new fall detection and electrocardiogram technology ... which could potentially save lives.
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Ronda Rousey is one of the more fascinating and complex women we've seen on TV in any capacity in the past few years, which might actually make her a perfect fit for the network's new direction.
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Some superfans of Survivor prefer earlier versions that replicate the physical hardships of living on an island with only a small allotment of rice, but most younger players find the strategical evolutions and variations more fascinating.
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What is more fascinating is that, after we did some preparation of the sole amber piece—cutting, trimming and polishing—under high-magnification compound microscopy, we found many tiny pollen grains by the side of the beetle.
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While the celebrity names give a sense of what was happening in world outside of Grey Gardens at that time — the '70s pop culture history you already know — Big Edie and Little Edie are still more fascinating.
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What's even more fascinating is that the miniseries is arguing that sometimes, the most important influences on our conception of the self aren't our parents or our peers — they're the media we consume, especially TV and movies.
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"After he got to Paris, he found life outside the studio much more fascinating than the challenge of painting," said Peter Galassi, the Museum of Modern Art's former chief curator of photography, who wrote the book's first essay.
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What's even more fascinating is that when the rats were given dopamine-blocking drugs—specifically those that bind to D3 receptors—they no longer responded to the auditory or visual stimulus, which means they stopped taking big risks.
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More sedentary viewers, though — perhaps less focused on the technical niceties of defying gravity — might discover something arguably even more fascinating in this layered documentary: A cautionary study of what can happen when you don't hug your children.
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The categories for that one are a little bit different but arguably even more fascinating: People in the UK eat a lot less liver than they used to, and potatoes' popularity has fallen more rapidly than in the US.
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More fascinating are the festival discussions prompted by the ideological gulf between French laws governing cinema and the United States' Wild West approach to streaming content, and what those discussions reveal about the different ways of thinking about cinema.
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But the scrappy schlockfest of "Dolemite" (the movie cost $100,000 to make) is what makes the breezy "Dolemite Is My Name," now streaming on Netflix, one of the more fascinating entries in the largely drab Hollywood biopic genre as of late.
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Nearly 40 years removed from the milieu the film captures so precisely, Model now makes for more fascinating viewing than ever, particularly for those of us interested in the nuances of the fashion scene in a pre-influencer, pre-digital age.
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The film even built in critiques of characters — a pair of podcasters eager to get an interview, a psychiatrist desperate to understand his most famous patient — who found silent slasher Michael Myers far more fascinating than the survivors of his rampage.
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Abandoning traditional puppetry in favor of feathers, ribbons and drapes, Twist's puppets — adorned with ink and glitter and accentuated by lighting — are operated in a 1,000-gallon water tank, his claim being that everything is more fascinating when it's placed underwater.
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FX just gave fans their first extended look at its upcoming X-Men series Legion on Sunday at New York Comic Con, and it already promises to be one of the more fascinating shows due to come out in 2017.
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It just sounded so much more fascinating than the idea of being one out of 100 on a deal and I just decided that I had to do it and it turned out really exactly how I hoped it would.
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That slow movement was an eloquent pastoral, not casual but relaxed and sunny, breaking into a grand, dancey Rondo finale that, as it progressed, seemed more and more fascinating — its variations forming and dissolving in a mood of confident experimentation.
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"Since her death, she has become even more fascinating," said Ms. Clehane, earlier this week, sitting at Table 1 at Michael's (from which she reports a frequent column called "Lunch" in Adweek), over a plate of chicken paillard and kale.
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But in the third and fourth hours of this miniseries, something I first took note of in the first two episodes begins to bear more fruit, and that's altogether more fascinating than a simple dive into the nature of the self.
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If the two-part finale turns up the intensity even incrementally on Mr. Robot's dysfunctional new reality, they could reframe the entire season in a way that will make it far more fascinating than many are giving it credit for.
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One of the more fascinating depictions of then-President George W. Bush is a made-for-TV Showtime movie called DC 9/11: Time of Crisis, an extra-surreal watch now that Bush and his vice president, Dick Cheney, aren't regarded especially favorably.
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The twisty Cold War thriller hosts two of television's strongest performances in Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys's married Soviet spies — and yes, watching this '80s-set show in the current political climate might make it even more fascinating, which is no small feat.
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Anderson's blog posts about her numerous trips to the Ecuadorean embassy in London to visit Assange have proved one of the more fascinating aspects of the Australian's five-year bid to avoid extradition to Sweden to face rape and molestation allegations, which he denies.
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This is the kind of deeper dive that will make Negan truly compelling, and after weeks of no-shows it suggests that The Walking Dead can turn its "All Out War" saga into a more fascinating character study with protagonists, and villains, worth caring about.
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A 2016 Buzzfeed profile charted Kusama's subsequent struggles in the industry: Her follow-up, Æon Flux, was a box office failure, thanks to a meddlesome studio and Jennifer's Body, the Diablo Cody-penned thriller, is one of the more fascinating movie failures in recent history.
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The arena was the site of many major fights and was even featured in the film "Rocky V." Among the more fascinating aspects of the fight life, Mr. Fink said, is that two countervailing forces are always at play: absolute innocence and absolute corruption.
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But it was the former secretary of state who pulled off the more fascinating performance -- taking command of the stage, dominating Trump on a wide array of issues, luring him into ill-advised digressions about the source of his wealth and whether he pays federal taxes.
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It's out on April 17, and we highly recommend it if you're a fan of the movie or if you're just curious about how all its many, many, many disparate parts were put together, which is a fascinating process unto itself—but none more fascinating than the second challenge.
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It follows a Sim likeness of Kelela (amazing outfits and all) through a breakup, and in a statement issued to Rolling Stone about the video, Kelela said: As Kelela notes, it's complicated subject matter, which makes her decision to present the narrative in this way even more fascinating.
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So am I. And for those who don't know, here's a good introductory experience, featuring an especially rich bout of truth-telling and Trump challenging from James Comey, above, the head of the F.B.I. Hearing the actual voices, calm and serene, somehow makes it all even more fascinating.
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Even more fascinating is what it does to your brain: standing six or eight feet away, I was all but convinced that the color in each of the cells was gradient, with a left-right shift from dark to light, which also caused the squares to appear concave.
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The fact that Armstrong persists with his mission without explaining what it means to him leaves the question open to the viewer; the result is that "First Man" is far more fascinating and profound than if he had simply been a gung-ho adventurer or a true-blue flag-waver.
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So while I can see that this shift in gears might be frustrating for someone who became a fan of the show specifically because of Elliot's magnetism, season two's exploration of why that magnetism is kind of bullshit is more fascinating to me by a long shot, sloppy pacing and all.
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What I think is more fascinating than whether or not "the truth is out there" is what stories like Huggins's say about the impulse to explain away what we do not understand, and our limited ability to interpret all the sensations, experiences, and randomly firing neurons that come with being human.
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It's been a long time since we have been able to make our way to Paris and I don't think we've ever had more fascinating living quarters than the U by Uniworld ship that was floating on the Seine (not to be confused with Seinne, who was also on the ship).
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The meeting between President Donald Trump, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer was one of the more fascinating things to watch in real time that most aides CNN spoke to Tuesday had ever seen -- including those who are usually in the room for such meetings. Why?
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The intrigue starts to pick up in episode seven with the introduction of David Robert Jones (Jared Harris), a mysterious villain who ends up at the center of the long-term plot arcs that eventually develop, and Fringe eventually crafts a mythology that gets more fascinating and essential by the week.
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What I found was more fascinating than anything I could have imagined: not just an urban plan, but a vision for a different way of living in the 21st century, one that steps back from many of the mistakes of the auto-besotted 20th century, refocusing on health and community.
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I'm sure he has a role to play going forward, but as it stands now, he's just been a cog in other people's more fascinating story machines, whether it's the ill-fated Teacups, Oleg's "one last ride" mission, or Elizabeth's missions bringing her ever closer to the brink of discovery.
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Sometimes the pursuit of a motif results in a drawing's verso being even more fascinating than its world-famous recto, as in "Female Figure Seen in Bust-Length from the Front (Cleopatra)" from the Casa Buonarroti in Florence, which has a sketchier but even more expressive version of a woman's head on the back.
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We'll ask him these questions — and many more — at the Code Conference, where he will join CEOs from the most important media and tech companies, including: Kara Swisher and I will have more fascinating speakers to tell you about between now and Code's kickoff — May 29, at the Terranea Resort in Rancho Palos Verdes, California.
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Their swingy guitar plucking, luxurious saxophone noodling, off-kilter jazz chords, swirly clouds of backing vocals, and general aura of stylish melancholy would feel unbearably beguiling and sexy if the whole package weren't so candidly artificial, which makes the implied romanticism look a little silly but also more fascinating, in a perversely amusing way.
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THERE IS NOTHING MORE FASCINATING THAN BEING IN AN INVESTOR DINNER WITH TWO GROUPS PAIRING OFF AGAINST EACH OTHER ABOUT WE DON'T NEED TO DO ANYTHING BECAUSE OUR PIPELINE IS SO RICH – AND WE DO HAVE A VERY GOOD PIPELINE – OR WE SHOULD DO SOMETHING NOW TO HELP INCREASE GROWTH IN THE SHORTER TERM.
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But from time to time you discover something truly revealing: Full Tilt Boogie, a feature-length documentary about the making of From Dusk Till Dawn that for years came as part of the DVD package, remains one of the weirdest, rawest, and more fascinating looks at the making of a movie I've ever seen.
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For all the investment in cutting-edge technology, one of the more fascinating accounts is George Peck's quest to use maggots to fight infected wounds—a practice that dates back to the Civil War, when a medic named William Baer noticed that putting maggots in infected wounds sped up the healing process, because they eat the dead tissue.
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Bas van Leeuwen, the founder of Chillhop Records and owner of the YouTube channel, told Polygon in 2018 that being able to build a community for people to come hang out in the live stream chat while they do their homework, chores, or just hang out online was one of the more fascinating parts of launching the live stream.
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His reporting on the plan, its implementation, and its possible future was eye-opening: What I found was more fascinating than anything I could have imagined: not just an urban plan, but a vision for a different way of living in the 21st century, one that steps back from many of the mistakes of the auto-besotted 20th century, refocusing on health and community.
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Related: UK Police Admit Their Money Laundering Investigations Only Hit the 'Tip of the Iceberg' But this belligerent back and forth actually obscures one of the more fascinating things about the whole deal: After centuries of fighting (and occasionally killing) over the rock, London is a bit less adamant (or at least rude) about keeping the Rock than the Spanish are about grabbing it.
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More fascinating, and infinitely weirder, were the exaggerated proportions Mr. Akasaka devised for jeans so tight that one model was told he had gotten too fat to wear them after eating a slice of pizza for lunch; whose waists crested just shy of the models' nipples; and whose flared bottoms, created using 3-D imaging technology, seemed to have a life of their own.
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Skin tone and facial variations made a difference There were more fascinating and concerning patterns in the study's findings: Both white and black participants overestimated the size and strength of black men, but black participants did not label them as more dangerous or likely to deserve police force during an altercation Black men with darker skin and more pronounced "black" facial features (wide nose, large lips, etc) were subject to more distortion.
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One of the more fascinating interviews you'll see occurred Friday night between two people who have much more in common than might at first appear, HBO's progressive provocateur Bill MaherWilliam (Bill) MaherJuan Williams: Democrats can't let Trump off the hook Unlikely duo Bill Maher, Megyn Kelly give #CancelCulture scolding it deserves Megyn Kelly, Bill Maher agree on 'Real Time': 'The media's so messed up right now' MORE and former Fox News host Megyn Kelly.
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Not wanting to give away too much (including the gruesome significance of the title), I do think it fair to say that the lure of Gould's ghost proved irresistible to Lepore (as another "secret history," that of Wonder Woman, did previously), and I leave it up to the book's readers to sift through the literary remains (including significant notes and sources) to decide if the dogged pursuit of a madman's grossly engrossing tale is in some elemental way more fascinating than the man himself.
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While granting that the vast majority of the crime lords and obscenely wealthy hedonists clogging up hip-hop radio play characters so shallow and so callous their music sinks under the weight of its own glorified brutality, I insist that there exists a plethora of exceptions whose music works in subtler, more fascinating cultural ways than haters have imagination to discern, and that most of these exceptions have gone so far pop, attracting a large enough and diverse enough audience, that the relevant concerns are now totally different.
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