I go back to something more lighthearted — puppy videos.
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I wanted to create something different and definitely more lighthearted.
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It would be better to take a more lighthearted view.
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The two other new blueprints are more lighthearted in nature.
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They have a more lighthearted approach that involves their friends.
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The overall feel is much more lighthearted in Yo-kai Watch.
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"I wanted something a little more lighthearted with the makeup," Stiles says.
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But it's always balanced out by brightness and more lighthearted comedic fare.
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" For those who'd prefer something a little more lighthearted, indie dramedy "Mr.
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I think keeping things more lighthearted has actually led to more success.
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It's a departure from previous challenges, many of which have been more lighthearted.
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It's also a little new for the series to have some more lighthearted moments.
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I would like to do something, probably still stick to fantasy, but more lighthearted.
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While the fantasies can get quite dark, actual role-play is often more lighthearted.
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Gaines was inspired to take a more lighthearted approach to manage his political frustrations.
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While past seasons have focused on more lighthearted fare — an underground panty ring, anyone?
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"Bali allows for a less regimented, more lighthearted and natural approach," Ms. Perini said.
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Others opt for more lighthearted sayings or clever ways to slip profanities past school officials.
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We were only tapped for the more lighthearted parades like Halloween and St. Patrick's Day.
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Limbo, Panto for the most part is more lighthearted and more fun than its children.
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Kantaro: The Sweet Tooth Salaryman has that same tension, but with a much more lighthearted premise.
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For something more lighthearted, check out the latest in back-to-school books for the kids.
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Depending on the user's movements, the robot cues up a dark, neutral or more lighthearted story.
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I wanted to show people the more lighthearted side of him, the goofy side of him.
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Where the time on the cruise ship was a little more lighthearted, we didn't feel safe.
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These elements filters into his more lighthearted and humorous works, which often riff on American archetypes.
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" Weiner also shows more lighthearted moments between Abedin and Weiner that Goldman calls "very normal and engaging.
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So when things took a more lighthearted turn toward the end of the night, it was welcome.
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Some of it is very loaded and serious, I guess, and some of it is more lighthearted.
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Anecdotally, it seems like users on Twitter may juxtapose the broadcasting of morose feeling with something more lighthearted.
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In the first, the more lighthearted "Mechanical Organ," the dancers latch onto one another to form conjoined shapes.
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Libra season, which lasts until the 22nd, is more lighthearted and happy to draw out the courtship phase.
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The sequel is looking to change things up with a much more lighthearted tone, including some ridiculous action.
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Sometimes, however, shooting with the horses can be much more lighthearted, which is where Whelan's story comes in.
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Most of the social media shares, however, appeared more lighthearted fun than Russian-style attempts at spreading disinformation.
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In a sense, it was a more lighthearted thing, though there's very little lighthearted about the Bushmen story.
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Ansari's comedy has always been more lighthearted than C.K.'s, but he hasn't shied away from difficult topics.
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This particular eclipse will sextile with Uranus, making it a much more lighthearted than 2019's first lunar eclipse.
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It took some adjusting to, for sure, but I felt more lighthearted and free than I ever have traveling.
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Despite the more lighthearted moments, in that kind of competitive battleground, everyone becomes a missile striving to strike their target.
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Another game, Adventure Time, based on the children's cartoon of the same name, took place in a more lighthearted atmosphere.
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Or in a more more lighthearted way, like with Henry Fondle—a literal sex robot promoted to CEO of WhatTimeIsItRightNow.
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The photos I post will be sexual, but the caption will often counteract the sexuality with a more lighthearted joke.
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Identity receives a much more lighthearted treatment in "Night Tide," which asks not who the mysterious Mora is, but what.
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On its face, the idea of bringing a more lighthearted take to a sci-fi blockbuster isn't a bad one.
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Alpert said that this time around, they ditched any talk of growth models and marketing outreach for a more lighthearted approach.
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After noting how "tear-jerking" This Is Us is, Metz suggested it could take other turns to keep things more lighthearted.
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It's a funny spot and a little more lighthearted than the constant flow of trash talk that travels between these two.
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Morrow's perspective on his sobriety, now going on eight years, has matured and become more lighthearted as his career has progressed.
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Summer gets more lighthearted as the new moon in Leo lands on Wednesday July 31, the same day Mercury retrograde ends.
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Their brotherly banter, including an argument over who was their mother's favorite, has made for more lighthearted headlines during the outbreak.
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The shift came thanks to competition from the more lighthearted Captain Marvel — whose adventures were in books published by Fawcett Comics.
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After all of the housekeeping and self-care that Virgo season hath wrought, Libra season makes time for something more lighthearted.
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It was more lighthearted this season, not as dark as last year … I mean, I really had a great time this season.
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Others like "Trying to Reason (With Hurricane Season)," a duet between Chesney and Jimmy Buffet, who wrote the song, are more lighthearted.
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Stacey's character displayed a more lighthearted version of gang members, which was different from the mean demeanor shown in typical gang depictions.
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And while we'd love to have seen a slightly more lighthearted version of the mashup, we have to admit: It's pretty great.
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Thankfully, the other tasks were a bit more lighthearted, such as making a friendship bracelet for Vice President Joe Biden, for instance.
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After midnight my timeline is filled with fewer heated debates and distressing articles, and more lighthearted content like hilariously bizarre dream descriptions.
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More lighthearted challenges, like the great Tide Pod eating phenomenon of 2018, seemed to draw more jokes and parody than actual incidents.
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Dave Fennoy, who voiced protagonist Lee Everett in Telltale's The Walking Dead, brings an irresistible charisma to a more lighthearted and fun Satan.
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Some of Miyazaki's films are, at least visually, more lighthearted and joyful than others, but death — its inevitability, its persistence — is always present.
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The world finals feature traditional rodeo events (steer roping and bull riding) alongside more lighthearted and colorful "camp" events (Wild Drag and Goat Dressing).
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The overall vibe of Aquaman seems to indicate that DC is aiming for a more lighthearted tone compared to its dreary and dark predecessors.
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The 11-track record is a laid back, synth-pop-rock album that can at times feel more lighthearted than what's beneath the surface.
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For a more lighthearted day-date, head to Six Flags America in Upper Marlboro or take a ride on the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad.
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A compromise was struck: The first day of Vesak would be reserved for prayer while the rest of the week would be more lighthearted.
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In the midst of this sprawling yakuza epic are a copious number of side stories that add a much more lighthearted vibe to the experience.
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If you're looking for something a little more lighthearted, there's also Caddyshack, The Hangover, and Paul Blart: Mall Cop making their ways onto the service.
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The second bundle will put you deep into the crime-ridden London underworld of Blood & Truth, along with the more lighthearted sports game Everybody's Golf.
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She can't help but insert some pointed commentary about the prison-industrial complex, but her main point is more lighthearted, at least on the surface.
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Below, we've rounded up the best of the comments on two of these topics, along with some more lighthearted teenage musings about dream travel destinations.
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According to interviews with Waititi, Ragnarok will be more lighthearted than its dreary, faux-Shakespearian predecessors — even though Thor has a new and depressingly short haircut.
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Naked statues of Donald Trump have also been spotted around the country, but, for the most part, appeared to have been met with more lighthearted reactions.
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They're just not treated that well, and their stories are shuffled to the bottom of the stack in favor of the more lighthearted "tech bros" shtick.
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"With an account that's an animal and something more lighthearted, there's nothing to compare yourself to — it's just something funny, and something to make you smile."
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Some offer a more lighthearted vibe, like one discussing the ways NFL players react to finding out about their ratings in the Madden NFL video games.
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In fact, it gave us a mixtape called Can't Tell Me Nothing, which is one of the more lighthearted and fun things Kanye has ever done.
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Cuddy, smiling, fresh from physical therapy for a torn ACL, was in a tennis skirt, looking young and more lighthearted than I had ever seen her.
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Like Shinola, the Gomelsky collection is focused on quality and classic pieces but tends to take a different, more lighthearted approach to the meaning of luxury.
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He applied that approach broadly: to education, health care, labor markets and terrorism, and even to more lighthearted subjects like the rising price of concert tickets.
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It plays off the frenzy around real-life murder mystery series like Making a Murderer, Serial, and The Jinx, with a more lighthearted version of the genre.
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In a little more lighthearted realm, seeing you running around with a dildo in the sneak peek is honestly one of the best parts of the trailer.
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The farce was much more lighthearted as a unicorn escaped from a child's birthday party, requiring the CHP to employ a helicopter to bring it to justice.
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In "Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give," Ada Calhoun takes a much more lighthearted approach to the toils and snares of marriage in the hazy light of midlife.
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In more lighthearted slideshow entries, Schumer cuddled with a pup on the couch, and she laughed as Missy Elliott's "Work It" provided background music for a dance party.
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These days, I've been taking a break from cinema and indulging in more lighthearted fare, such as this series created by Eddie Gonzalez, Jeremy Haft, and Lauren Iungerich.
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"Things started off a little bit stiff, but we started drinking Scotch and as the night progressed the mood became much more lighthearted and fun," Ms. Graf said.
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But #SecondCIvilWar became fodder for something more lighthearted on Twitter, where users are writing their concerns over the war's outcome and updates from the virtual-battlefield under #SecondCivilWar.
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Then, showing off his more lighthearted chops at the annual Thanksgiving Turkey pardon later that year, Obama gave the presidential treatment (dad jokes included) to a turkey named Popcorn.
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If anything, we're getting a reprieve from sobbing into a box of tissues, as Aptaker says that the next few episodes of the show will be more lighthearted fare.
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I think that's why I like using '!!' so much — it makes what you're seeing seem a little more lighthearted, so it's less likely to offend anyone in my head.
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This could be delivered in a somber, horrible way (and that would be my personal direction as a designer), but creator Dayton McKay goes in a more lighthearted direction.
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While Thor is not traditionally known for his sense of humor, the latest installment in the superhero franchise seems to have a more lighthearted tone judging from the trailers.
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After his first major brush with this idea, Marcus starts to work with a hacking group called DeadSec, a more lighthearted and playful version of the real world's Anonymous.
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But Callanan appears to maintain a more lighthearted view of the situation, in line with the happy-face motifs and grinning poo emojis that punctuate much of his work.
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But when Pearson turned in a more serious story, this time about the "mombod" and the pressures women face after having children, she was encouraged to write something more lighthearted.
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A more lighthearted series, "By Everyone for No One Every Day (BEFNOED)" (2014), is a comment on the universe of content online that may never have any viewers at all.
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More lighthearted entries include Richard Artschwager's, "Dat, Dat, Duh" (2007), an ellipse and an exclamation point made of a painted fibrous material, which seems to revel in its cryptic enthusiasm.
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And then of course there are some thought-bytes that are a bit more lighthearted, or straight-up bizarre because for God's sake we don't always have to be so deep.
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In more lighthearted fare, Snapchat confirms it's starting to roll out new text styles just a week after Instagram added its new "Type Mode" with modern, signature, typewriter and billboard fonts.
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While the show might paint itself as more lighthearted than its sister shows, some pretty dramatic and serious things have happened during its five seasons, and it's become must-see television.
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Though other versions of the character have been more lighthearted, coming back to the darker roots of the show will help draw in viewers, especially if they are coming from Riverdale success.
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The experience was a fun challenge for Morgan, as he said the one big difference in doing this script compared to the main "Fast" movies is that there's a more lighthearted feel.
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Perhaps you spent your nights with the more lighthearted exuberance of the sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch, or falling into the rich emotional worlds of dramas like Charmed or Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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Stone is much more lighthearted than the earnest Box, and the two have known each other "for quite a long time," which is why there's both a tension and an ease between them.
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Rather than focus on some overarching political or philosophical theme as most group shows tend to do, Visible Range on view at Deli Gallery in Queens chooses a more lighthearted conceptual focus; rainbows.
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After all, DC looks to be making up ground this year by borrowing from Marvel's playbook through with a one-two punch of the character-driven Wonder Woman and a more lighthearted Justice League.
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The inclusion of points, use of animation, and kid-friendly tone all make for an experience that is much more lighthearted than The Void's other offerings, though that comes with its own trade-offs.
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And Twitter can connect us over something even more lighthearted, too – like Leonardo DiCaprio's long-anticipated Oscar win, spiking at 440,000 tweets per minute, breaking past Ellen DeGeneres' previous record for her Oscar selfie.
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In January, the internet seemed to think the singer got a little too deep into his cup during a televised Scottish Cup soccer draw, an incident a little more lighthearted than a mock beheading.
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Ms. Stenberg now largely uses her Instagram for more lighthearted content ("I'm slowly turning it into a meme account," she joked) or to fulfill work and social obligations, of which there is no shortage.
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Soon, the internet became more aware of the damage done by majority cultures borrowing elements of minority cultures, brands exploiting marginalized consumers, and even more lighthearted forms of making jokes out of cultural difference.
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" When asked why it's important to have songs like "Dear Your Honor" on the mixtape, alongside more lighthearted songs like "Flexing On Purpose," Ralo answered: "I aim to give the streets what their missing.
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Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson had a memorable, if more lighthearted, exchange in Monte Carlo before the 24 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain, after Johnson complained about a foul call during a Dream Team scrimmage.
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While snagging Atom and Caity Lotz's White Canary from Arrow allowed it to squeeze in some banter, the show tends to favor Arrow's dramatic arcs over The Flash's more lighthearted villain-of-the-week setup.
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" In a more lighthearted jab, Senator Christopher S. Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, joked that he unsuccessfully tried to get Senator Brian Schatz, Democrat of Hawaii, to "livestream a Trump's Not Telling The Truth drinking game tonight.
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Sometimes she's more lighthearted about her condition, joking about it being her "time of the month," though we see in the sequence depicting her body's construction that she does not have even a facsimile of genitalia.
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Divorced from its context on Heidelberg, Guyton's work became more lighthearted, a kind of lampooning of grotesque materialism — of all the things we thoughtlessly discard — it was apparent how meticulously Guyton plans out the seemingly random gesture.
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In a more lighthearted moment, Lavenduski says, the Bushes also discussed their favorite promotional products of themselves — with Laura unveiling a bobblehead Laura, 72, she said she'd found on sale after Barack Obama won the presidency in 2008.
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A Dalì lithograph from 1971 is more lighthearted, filled with headless dancing figures and the Victorian silhouette of a woman collaged with cuts of meat, suggesting that perhaps the human condition is simply there for a gruesome laugh.
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WHAT THEY TALKED ABOUT Work may have been the reason for their trip into the city, but it wasn't the topic at hand over lunch; instead, the three women, who have become friends, stuck to more lighthearted topics.
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To give the space a more lighthearted look, he specified Louis XVI-style side chairs upholstered in a blue-and-white stripe, and he designed a carpet modeled on the stone paving of Michelangelo's Piazza del Campidoglio in Rome.
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The reports are said to meet the same rigorous scientific standards as the rest of the journal's articles but are often more lighthearted in content than the usual output, or produced with comedic intent and contain a dose of sarcasm.
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Where "Over the Top" steps carefully around the explicit details of Van Ness's bodily history — as an addict, as a sex worker, as a person living with H.I.V. — Wong's decidedly more lighthearted memoir, "Dear Girls," doesn't shy away from bodily humor.
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There were still odes to traditional craft — from the crocheted detailing on checked blazers and slouchy trousers to fringed woven skirts in rainbow stripes — but in between these and the workwear-appropriate silk separates, accessories made the collection feel more lighthearted.
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Agent Leverock, a special agent with the F.B.I.'s Miami division, said he felt he could be a bit more lighthearted than usual speaking about this event, given that no bodies were discovered in the tunnel and nothing was taken.
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On the more lighthearted side of things, Telegram has upgraded its emoji and GIF search, and it's added new sticker sets that feature the likenesses of Vladimir Putin, Valve's Gabe Newell, Snoop Dogg, Ryan Gosling, Borat, Bender, and Yolandi from Die Antwoord.
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It was a much darker version of the story, and one which might have been more interesting (not to mention truer to life), had it not been for Roberts' delightful star-making turn, which makes the more lighthearted premise feel snappy and palatable.
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Where years past saw a good deal of sexual and relatively subversive signs held overhead (dickbutts for days), it was nice to see some more lighthearted images this year that were merely meant to make you smile amidst mantras of positivity and inclusivity.
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Whether the comedy will be more lighthearted or despairing depends on how the director John Benjamin Hickey encourages his stars, Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick, to play the roles originated by the rather different pairing of Maureen Stapleton and George C. Scott.
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He played a short film that he'd made of the seven-day trip, shot with a GoPro, which showed him struggling with exhaustion as he battled the current, and, in more lighthearted moments, adorning his beard with froth eddying at the water's edge.
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While Snapchat serves as a more lighthearted form of entertainment for the two, allowing them to preserve and share monumental memories from the mountain, Strava aids in their safety, updating them â€" along with their doctors and coaches back home â€" about their health.
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The second is a more lighthearted fare where perhaps you follow a few celebrities or athletes and maybe peek every now and then into features like Discover or Moments, which attempts to surface the "best of Twitter" for you without you having to lift a finger.
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Some of the films were more lighthearted, like There's Something About Mary, and cast this behavior in a charming or funny light; others, like Sleeping With The Enemy, in which Julia Roberts's character is stalked by her ex-husband, depicted similar actions as far more menacing.
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While the robots can provide helpful information by answering commonly asked questions, they can also indulge in more lighthearted activities for which human docents do not always have the time (or patience); visitors can ask Pepper to dance, play games, and even pose for a selfie.
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In one of the more lighthearted moments in the movie, at the point when it looks like Ailes is going to fall, there's a scene in the newsroom where some of the big-name anchors are mingling, including Geraldo Rivera (played by Tony Plana), Neil Cavuto (P.
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If Wayne before prison was a syrupy mess who people were afraid might kill himself with drugs, Wayne after prison was a more lighthearted pop entertainer who just wanted to spend his time skateboarding and had to be careful to avoid violating his probation with drugs.
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We also know that AHS veterans Sarah Paulson, Kathy Bates, and Evan Peters will be back, and Peters will have a more lighthearted role as a hairdresser, after seven seasons of playing roles like a killer ghost, a killer cult leader, a killer hotel owner, and an alien abductee.
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"Pornogrind is like an offshoot of goregrind that's more lighthearted and has more sexual themes," the person who runs the page, who asked not to be identified because he did not wish the page or community to be associated with Betts's actions, told BuzzFeed News over Facebook Messenger.
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Instead of doubling down on the fear-inducing effects many of Trump's comments have, the Clinton campaign would be wise to ditch this Putin-centered fear mongering and copy the campaign tactics of their leader who still occupies the White House and go for a more lighthearted approach.
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Even before the show's airing, GoT teased its upcoming season with trailers, publicity stunts (like the White Walkers that were seen meandering the streets of London on horseback), and celeb talk show appearances that were, thankfully, a little more lighthearted than the show's standard fire, brimstone, and dragonglass.
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The strange portraits seem to offer dilemmas she observed in her surrounding world rather than straight observations; together with her more lighthearted, playful pen and ink caricatures, these paintings attest to Themerson's different approaches to chipping away at her subjects in attempt to understand and literally draw out their unseen essence.
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Over the years, however, as tech has ballooned into one of the most powerful industries on the planet and society has taken a more adversarial stance against it, the show's more lighthearted and satiric approach has struggled to keep up with the darker and impossibly fast-moving reality of the real deal.
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But things had to change sometime, and at this point the show is full of potentially game-changing landmines: Gus is back on the scene; Jimmy's relationship with Chuck is in shambles; a taped admission to a felony is in the mix; and even some of last season's more lighthearted cons may be coming back to bite Jimmy.
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Among the apps that starting using Fritz during its private beta are PlantVillage, which uses on-device machine learning to detect evidence of crop diseases and gives farmers in East Africa advice for how to treat them; MDAcne, for detecting cases of acne; and the more lighthearted InstaSaber, which turns a piece of rolled-up paper into a virtual lightsaber.
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Few games pack the emotional wallop of The Last of Us. The tale of a grizzled and grieving survivor of a zombie apocalypse reluctantly agreeing to ferry a child to the resistance, only to find that she has given him a new reason to live, introduced a new maturity to developer Naughty Dog, previously best known for its more lighthearted Crash Bandicoot and Uncharted series.
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I don't know at all whether that's because of any of the success that Sonic has seen, but it's fun to see the industry changing a little bit, and becoming a little more lighthearted and getting away from "Buy this product, promote, promote, promote" marketing, and a little more into the fun, entertaining stuff that celebrates their fans and celebrates internet culture at the same time.
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Group Date: A more lighthearted sort of date, often involving 8-10 contestants vying for screen time whilst completing in humiliating and frequently physical challenges, including but not limited to: skiing in bikinis (Ben Flanjik's season); mud wrestling (Rachel Lindsay's season); telling their most intimate sex stories to a room full of strangers (JoJo Fletcher's season); swimming with wild pigs (Ben Higgins' season); and a demolition derby (Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s season).
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Most of the memes seem more lighthearted, showing Soleimani drinking a Coke as he congratulates himself for victories in the Yemeni Civil War, eating a sandwich as he ponders his love for former Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Wendy Sherman, flying like Superman as he reflects on the Iraqi Civil War, and shaking hands with an astronaut on the Moon in a mockery of his poses on the battlefronts of Iraq and Syria.
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