Rhatigan calls it "the most captivating 'z'" he's ever encountered.
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Burning Man is arguably the most captivating festival in the world.
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His three-point shot is one of the league's most captivating.
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It also boasts some of Banks' most captivating songwriting to date.
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Pictures shot from a distance were some of the most captivating.
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The 27 most captivating photos of the US Coast Guard in 2017
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It's one of the most captivating story-lines of the Trump era.
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He is the N.B.A.'s best player and its most captivating presence.
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Most captivating of all, however, was the quiet intensity that emanated from him.
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It's a tense, thrilling sequence, and the most captivating part of the episode.
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He has almost instantly become one of the most captivating players in baseball.
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What's most captivating about Loving Vincent is the care with which it was made.
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One of the exhibition's most captivating pieces is Jeffery Gibson's "Like a Hammer" (2016).
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This match will take its rightful place among the most captivating in the sport's history.
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Photographers all over the world have captured some of the most captivating photos of nature.
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Musk is not the most captivating public speaker, although his presentations can be charming and unpretentious.
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Instead, they are some of the most captivating, complex and ecologically important creatures in the ocean.
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Most captivating was a team addressing the practice of privately pecking points and ingredients into smartphones.
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For Cersei, the Season 25 finale solidified her status as the most captivating of them all.
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What's most captivating about Scraps is the way it visually translates the waste within the clothing industry.
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Without choosing sides, what was most captivating were the gems of wisdom subtly embedded into Cardi's statements.
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Amy Adams is one of the most captivating actresses to watch on the big and small screen.
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However, the most captivating dramatic plot of the night goes to The Curse of Pablo Alonso Segura.
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Mostly, though, it's Connelly's chilling performance as the voice of the train that is most captivating here.
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In fact, his images overflow their moment, and that, for me, is the most captivating element of them.
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Honestly, the Evan and Chad relationship is most likely going to be the most captivating of the season.
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I've taken in a lot of heavy music, but it was the most captivating show I've ever experienced.
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The Independent described the performance as "blistering," while Crack Magazine called it "the most captivating" set of the night.
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But these GIFs weren't created to showcase the same theatrics we're used to seeing in the most captivating animations.
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While the images themselves may be familiar or expected, it is their hidden layers that are the most captivating.
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These are the 10 actors whose work in movies we found most captivating, challenging, shocking and inspiring in 2019.
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Today, one of its industry's most notorious vaporware candidates is rightly celebrated as being amongst 2016's most captivating experiences.
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Among the most captivating items are five capitals sculpted in the 1170s for the Church of the Annunciation in Nazareth.
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He was at his most captivating in the aria "Wenn der Freude Tränen Fliessen," which he endowed with expressive plangency.
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Mr. Dudamel pushed out some effervescent, courtly pulses, though this sometimes necessitated speeding past the work's most captivating harmonic turns.
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But the most captivating, in-his-prime talent is probably Chapman, and the platinum glove so indispensable to his team.
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Laurenz Laufenberg, one of the Schaubühne's most captivating young actors, plays Édouard with a remarkable blend of strength and vulnerability.
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The prayer wasn't meant to be part of the protest, but it turned out to be its most captivating episode.
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Most captivating is Linke's video of Kawah Ijen, which presents the East Java volcano as a theatrical stage for human activity.
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As it turns out, the mundanity of our regular lives is the most captivating thing we could share with one another.
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"Screamin' Jay Hawkins' All-Time Greatest Hits" is most captivating when it probes the origins of Jay's performative relationship with whiteness.
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From bears fighting in Alaska to a volcano erupting in Hawaii, these are some of the most captivating pictures of nature.
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These are some of the most captivating visuals in the entire exhibit — adding a textured dimension to the otherwise 2D experience.
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When you watch the song's video, the most captivating component is the movement of young Ugandan dance squad, Triplets Ghetto Kids.
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Whether its a snake, a crustacean, or a friend spitting fire, Achmad has a knack for catching subjects at their most captivating.
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One of the most captivating comes from 12-year-old Roman Savelyev, who left home to join the ranks of the revolutionaries.
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To my eye, Judah and Joseph are easily the two most captivating of the 13 portraits here, but your opinion may vary.
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Arguably the documentary series' most captivating and controversial figure, Sheela also allegedly ordered multiple incidents of wiretapping, one arson, and several attempted murders.
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But now Moe's is shutting down, one more loss in a city that can't seem to hold on to its most captivating idiosyncrasies.
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One of the most captivating of them is Joey Purp, a twenty-two-year-old rapper who gracefully navigates playfulness, furor, and sobriety.
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" The most captivating design of all, though, was by Mr. Johns himself: the cluster of inflatable, semi-transparent boxlike units for "Walkaround Time.
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Here are 143 of the most captivating photos of November 2016's supermoon, captured from Beijing, Kansas, Kolkata, New York, Kazakhstan, Myanmar and more.
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"Go West, young man," is easily one of the most captivating and timeless American mottos — an invitation to all entrepreneurs to take a chance.
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It's just his trademark, but also one of the reasons why the Afghan Whigs became one of the most captivating bands of their generation.
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One of her best and most captivating novels is a contemporary retelling of Ovid's gender-bending myth of Iphis, entitled " Girl Meets Boy " (2007).
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And if this trailer is any indication, Season 5 is going to be one of the bloodiest, most captivating seasons from the series yet.
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CLOCKS There are plenty of fine chairs, desks, tables and other functional objects at the fair, but among the most captivating are the clocks.
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Our critics A.O. Scott and Wesley Morris selected 10 performers, including Lupita Nyong'o, above, they found most captivating, challenging, shocking and inspiring in 2019.
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Intimate images of Ali practicing the rituals of Islam are most captivating: the "greatest of all time" bowing down to an entity greater than himself.
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The least jumbled, and not inconsequently, most captivating storyline in tonight's episode, gives viewers a whole new understanding of what's happening inside the Webster home.
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But what's most captivating about TATBILB is the slow burn of real feelings that develop within the fake relationship Peter and Lara Jean have agreed to.
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It's no secret that more than a few of the entertainment industry's most captivating and prodigious artists don't exactly write songs aligned with our political ideals.
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If each Sunmoonstar tape is a spring bloom, temporarily stretching out from underground to soak in the sunlight, this is most probably the most captivating yet.
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In the evening's most captivating moments these coalesce into something very much his own, with a tranquil efficiency running through even the knottiest, most acrobatic sequences.
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The Irishman is one of the fight game's most captivating characters because of his merciless trash talk, his showboating in the cage, and his concussive punching.
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Here are the day's most captivating images, from the Obama family welcoming the Trumps to the White House to the violent protests in the streets of Washington.
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One of the most captivating moments of the episode for me personally was seeing White's enthusiasm and fascination with making taffy, which was strangely endearing for some reason.
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Soaring, scowling and prowling the court, Oklahoma City's one-man show has become basketball's most captivating storyline as he is seemingly everywhere at once, compiling numbers like an accountant.
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Here goes: The Note 9 boasts the biggest, most captivating screen, blazing performance, top-tier photography, and some of the best battery life you can get in a phone.
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Joining the repertory on Friday is the John Coltrane-inspired "Members Don't Get Weary," the first work for the company by one of its most captivating dancers, Jamar Roberts.
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According to Al.com, the man who captured this stunning shot, photographer Jeremy Black, spent five hours waiting to get the "the most captivating cardinal in Alabaster, Alabama" in his lens.
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Some of the most captivating of boards arrive from the Japanese Fluxus artist Takako Saito, who has made over 100 designs that turn the game into a multi-sensory experience.
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"Mariah is one of the most captivating pop superstars of our time and one of the rare artists whose first name alone is instantly recognized around the globe," Olde, added.
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In 1939, Durocher followed Stengel into the managing ranks, and the two men would spend the next three decades competing for the title of most captivating skipper in midcentury baseball.
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What I found most captivating were the magazines from the 1940s and 1950s, which contained articles written by and about de Beauvoir and provided an immersive peek into the past.
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Even in spite of its sinister low-budget production, the company is behind some of the most captivating horror films and franchises in recent memory (Get Out, Split, Insidious, The Purge).
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Many of the recent discoveries are described in a new book, "Parrots of the Wild: A Natural History of the World's Most Captivating Birds," by Catherine A. Toft and Timothy F. Wright.
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Dark is one of the most captivating sci-fi thrillers in recent memory, even if it's a bit hard to wrap your head around its mind-bending plot or its sprawling character list.
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The participants of the drama's messy little love situation include Spencer, Olivia, Leila Faisal (Greta Onieogou), and local villain Asher (Cody Christian, Pretty Little Liars alum and Teen Wolf's most captivating bad guy).
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Every year, skywatchers from all around the world venture to the Earth's poles to gaze at one of nature's most captivating events—the auroras borealis and australis, or the Northern and Southern lights.
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Underwood's stage style has become one of the most captivating parts of the CMAs, and this year she's celebrating the 50th anniversary of country's biggest night with a special "dressing through the decades" theme.
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You have to do something extraordinary to earn the nickname "Johnny Football," and Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel was one of the most captivating college football players in the game from 2012 to 2013.
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One of the most captivating works in the exhibition is Congolese photographer Sammy Baloji's "View," a series of seven photographs of people who have just emerged from cataract removal surgery in a Senegalese hospital.
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We've rounded up some of the most captivating images from around the world — photographers are on the scene everywhere from Tel Aviv to Brazil — as well as several U.S. cities, of people watching election 2016.
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Perhaps the most captivating among the collection are scenes brought to life by the people recorded in them, from pilgrims to musicians and dancers at religious festivals to priests and worshipers congregating on temple steps.
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Lovely as these brief texts are, Øyehaug is at her most captivating in her longer, slightly more conventional pieces, where she uses a kind of tightly controlled, repetitive dramatic monologue to animate a character's inner torments.
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Why to watch: If you're any sort of fan of Aniston, Carell, or Reese Witherspoon, they're the most captivating parts of this show delivering standout performances that otherwise feels a bit like HBO's "The Newsroom" drama.
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Most captivating are Zhang's large-scale works, three of which appropriate and break down footage from films of the '60s and '70s to underscore how the language of the Cultural Revolution was circulated to the masses.
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Only mentally, in the sense that, once we went out and toured it, we just littered sets with what we assumed were the most captivating songs on stage and put them into our set of best-ofs.
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The findings of all this research were eventually handed over to Imogen Heap, whose resulting song incorporates many of the sounds — beeping horns, ringing bells, meowing cats — determined to be the most captivating to the most babies.
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EVERGLOW "Bon Bon Chocolat" One of the biggest K-pop debut singles, Everglow's "Bon Bon Chocolat" is equal parts sultry and hard-hitting, especially its most captivating element: the dramatic ebb and flow of the chorus. 18.
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But arguably the most captivating piece of the whole Suspiria press cycle has been the true identity of one very old and honestly weird-looking man: Lutz Ebersdorf, the dude who plays Dr. Jozef Klemperer in the film.
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MEXICO CITY — After years of being ravaged by severe weather and shrinking habitats, the monarch butterflies hibernating in the Mexican mountains rebounded last year, kindling cautious hope that one of the insect world's most captivating migrations may yet survive.
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With breaking news emanating out of Washington, D.C., on what feels like an hourly basis, it's understandable that lower-profile issues go unnoticed, and since public pensions aren't exactly the most captivating of issues, they're almost without an audience.
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Some of the most captivating figures in the early installments become pathetic and needy later on, while apparent losers—especially a character named Kenneth Widmerpool, one of the greatest creeps in all of literature—keep landing on their feet.
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So, in celebration of the 500th birthday of this influential luminary—this "one-man search engine, a sixteenth-century Google," as author Anna Pavord described Gessner—here are some of the most captivating pages from his zoological magnum opus.
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The revelation that Prince Bader is the purchaser, according to documents reviewed by The New York Times, links one of the most captivating mysteries of the art world with palace intrigues in Saudi Arabia that are shaking the region.
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So when she came by People HQ to promote her new partnership with Three Olives Rosé vodka, we asked her to do a deep dive on her own Insta and to share the stories behind some of her most captivating posts.
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Ultimately, Flower is at its strongest and most captivating when it's giving us a glimpse into the mind of a young woman who both embodies the most progressive tenants of sex-positive feminism, while also being held captive by them.
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Margin of Error isn't all about catastrophe, although those certainly are the most captivating moments, like an Edward Gorey-worthy series of 1938 work safety postcards from Italy's National Board of Propaganda for the Prevention of Accidents that feature rhyming couplets.
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Let this guide do the heavy lifting as you try and find the most appropriate franchise to lead you through what promises to be the most captivating season in NBA history (until 2020 immediately blows it all away, of course).
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For a team that has been competitive but not dynamic — and devoid of much personality — in recent seasons, Chapman may be the Yankees' most captivating presence as they try to crawl out of last place in the American League East.
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The most captivating part of the book sees Newton circulating through second-wave feminist and lesbian circles in New York and Paris, where the debates, social hierarchies, and tangled affairs she encounters bring her to a late coming of age.
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An 1849 issue of The United States Magazine and Democratic Review took notice of both Sarah Ellis's " Hearts and Homes " (comparing it favorably with "Vanity Fair") and Melville's "Redburn" ("Once more Mr. Melville triumphs as the most captivating of ocean authors").
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The most captivating works here, however, are Mr. Guerrero's paintings from the mid-21983s to the '90s that mix Mexican folk art with tourist-market kitsch and the Southern California subcultures of surfers, low riders, pachucos, Beats and motorcycle gangs.
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And it's the same kind of grit that will continue to make creator-writer Sam Esmail's summer thriller one of the most captivating shows on TV — at least, if the rest of the season lives up to Wednesday's hair-raising, reality-bending premiere.
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Over the past few years, Gnod have steadily emerged as one of the most captivating underground acts in the UK. Vehemently averse to stagnation, their sonic experiments veer from Hawkwind-like space rock to homebrewed industrial techno, incorporating virtually everything in between.
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The good news is, Mr. Morgan brings a sinister charm to Negan, and Rick and company haven't squared off against a proper Big Bad since David Morrisey's Governor in Seasons 3 and 4, which was perhaps the most captivating stretch of the series.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It has been a long wait but the most captivating modern rivalry in men's tennis returns to the scene of its most dramatic episode on Friday when Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal meet for a place in the Wimbledon final.
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As Ruth Langmore, the spitfire foil turned partner to Jason Bateman's slick money launderer Marty Byrde, she is the most captivating part of "Ozark," routinely smacking down — literally, strategically or rhetorically — derisive men who mistake her delicate features and springy curls for weakness.
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And now Dion has officially made it to the big leagues, by starring in her own epic fashion video with Vogue which debuted on Instagram this morning, and modeling the most captivating high-fashion and couture pieces imaginable immediately after they hit the runway.
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Sunset Overdrive is one of the strangest and most captivating open-worlds ever made, filled with over-the-top mayhem that includes skateboard-style grinding, zombies created by a bad batch of Red Bull, and one of the most fluid character-creation tools ever released.
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One of the most captivating and disquieting aspects of "The Bachelorette" lies in how a significant proportion of the drama that's stirred up doesn't occur between the various personalities on the show, but between the contestants and the artificial demands of the show itself.
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By the time that other show got going, there was no government to speak of, and some of the strongest and most captivating parts of the first season of "Fear" was seeing a vision of what a government response to an outbreak on this scale would look like.
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Beyond specific policies, Klein said she is also looking for which candidate "is going to be able to tell the most captivating story about the next economy that we have to build" and demonstrate the link between climate and a range of issues, from transit to unemployment to national security.
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But the most captivating works are in fact the most ambiguous ones: an image of a weary Ronald Reagan with an array of symbols (gun, atom, fighter planes) sketched into his hair; a drawing of a kind of colossus Uncle Sam with a serpent's tongue and fingers crossed behind his back.
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From her film debut at the age of 5 to her glamorous life in the spotlight to her epic romances, the beguiling, dark-eyed beauty sidestepped the trappings of many onetime child stars, fostering a celebrated career – and an inimitable allure – that made her one of the most captivating actresses of her time.
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Featuring three bodies of Julien's early work, Trussed (1996), The Long Road to Mazatlán (4883–2000), and what is by far the most captivating part of the exhibition, Looking for Langston (1989), Vintage uses narrative photography to complicate the way in which we understand the relationship between the seer and the seen.
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When charting the internet's descent from a fun place to an ugly one, it's easy to point to specific features, like algorithmic feeds, as the cause of the decline, but most of the worst changes are the result of a more basic motive: content vendors want us to look more, and promoting the most captivating content works.
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In honor of his final overseas trip as president, here's a look back at some of the most captivating photos from Obama's travels abroad: June 212: President Obama and Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz al-Saud share a laugh during a welcoming reception at the king's ranch in al-Janadriya in the outskirts of Riyadh.
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"Literature, be it in the form of a play or poem or novel, is often at its most captivating when it is at its most exaggerated, when it articulates our collective fears or concerns," writes Hanya Yanagihara in her editor's letter for T's Culture issue, which comprises 15 original plays that imagine our country five years into the future.
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But where Starlito's work strips away all extraneous elements to put the focus squarely on a sort of linear, relentlessly naturalistic songwriting, Gates makes his songs dynamic: He's one of the weirdest and most captivating singers in rap, able to bend his voice and squeeze it into sonic corners that are out of reach for nearly any traditionally-gifted vocalist.
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Watching that struggle—and the struggle of those around her not only to find their own footing in this brave new world, but to aid her journey in whatever ways they can—is the most captivating part of the new season of Veep, just as Selina Meyer's troubled relationship with her own humanity has always been the most surprising and revealing aspect of the show.
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Considered one of the great treasure houses of England, set amid the rolling green hills of the Derbyshire Dales, the estate has played host over the last 500 years to some of Britain's most captivating and infamous women, including: Bess of Hardwick; Mary, Queen of Scots; Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire; Kathleen Kennedy, known as Kick (sister to John F. Kennedy); and Deborah Mitford, known as Debo.
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Yes, they ran over their three-and-a-half-hour time slot by nearly 15 minutes (an unforgivable offense when you're scheduled to run three and a half hours in the first place), and yes, they made some curious decisions here and there (like having Jennifer Lopez headline a tribute to Motown?), but for the most part, this was the most captivating Grammys ceremony in quite some time.
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