Splatoon was one of Nintendo's most inventive games in years.
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Chintan Pandya may be the most inventive of the bunch.
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He was the most inventive and extraordinary live act I've seen.
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Check out some of Beygi's best — and most inventive — styles, ahead.
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This is probably the most inventive concept I've seen all year.
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Which descriptions did you find to be most inventive or surprising?
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There, again, movement is restricted — but in the most inventive way.
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It boasts some of the most inventive storytelling on TV right now.
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It's home to some of the most inventive comedic sketches out there.
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It's always fun seeing art get made in the most inventive of ways.
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Florida rivals southern California as the rich world's most inventive, exuberant urban laboratory.
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Which descriptions did you find to be most inventive or surprising and why?
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His rhymes, once the most inventive in the genre, have been badly desiccated.
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And his own company ranked among the most inventive and best in the world.
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The year's most aching rock album is, weirdly, also the most inventive rap album.
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Even for Hollywood's most inventive casting directors, recruiting that many Elons poses a serious challenge.
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Is it mere chance that so many of the most inventive opera choreographers are women?
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The history of mental illness treatments reveals medicine at its most inventive, desperate and disturbing.
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As a storyteller, Radtke is most inventive when she focuses on a single personal insight.
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Take a look at some of L'Enclumes most inventive dishes, the restaurant, and its farm.
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I don't know: Homo sapiens is usually at his most inventive when making excuses for himself.
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It is a potent image, and one of the most inventive elements of Ms. Stess's script.
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Browsh is one of the most inventive pieces of software I've seen in quite some time.
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Aquarius is one of the most inventive signs in the zodiac—brilliant ideas are shared today.
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China's most inventive firms are also investing heavily in America in search of talent and new patents.
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But from a cross-border perspective, Africa seems most inventive, owing to active entrepreneurs and Western help.
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The most inventive approach has been to pretend that, contrary to appearances, there is in fact no war.
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Even though she's widely regarded as one of the most inventive guitar players of the late 20th century.
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Throughout the day, I received one tweet after another of some of the most inventive insults I've ever heard.
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Over four effervescent seasons, Jane the Virgin has established itself as one of television's most inventive and compassionate treats.
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When there are no connection issues, For Honor stands as the most inventive hack-and-slash game in years.
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You're one of the most inventive signs in the zodiac, and a stroke of genius is likely to arrive.
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The restaurant serves only plant-based food and has one of the most inventive menus I have ever seen.
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It proves that the horror/thriller genre is still one of the most inventive and worthwhile in the industry.
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However, its spare, empty pilot, filled with sight gags, is one of the most inventive comedy premieres I've ever seen.
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Prince first found fame in the late 1970s before becoming one of the most inventive forces in American pop music.
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This limited 40-year production, according to Mr. Kugel, coincides with the highest-quality work by the most inventive artisans.
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Crawl through places like Reddit long enough, and you'll find many threads with players confessing their most inventive forms of torture.
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As fulfilling as it may seem to chase your wildest, most inventive dreams, there are people in your life besides yourself.
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While the Wii U was far from successful commercially, it was the home to some of Nintendo's most inventive games ever.
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Over the next three decades, he became known as one of the most inventive and eccentric forces in American pop music.
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For half a century, Ms. Saar has been one of the country's most inventive and influential makers of intimately scaled assemblage.
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As it approaches its 52nd birthday, "353: A Space Odyssey" remains one of the most inventive and enduring of all movies.
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Little heralded in her lifetime, Neel (21942-221) has won posthumous acclaim as one of America's most inventive and peculiar portraitists.
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Perhaps the most inventive portable sundial is one found at the Villa dei Papiri at Herculaneum, which is shaped like a ham.
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Step into the wonderful world of Sugarfina's sugar factory, and gaze upon how one of its most inventive sweet treats is made.
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Meta Athena is the most inventive team in Overwatch right now, and their unpredictability has made them unstoppable in the professional scene.
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Yet the auteur advertising, which dominated consumer brands and intrigued the most inventive fashion names, remained an uncommon approach for fragrance brands.
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We'd sure like to think so, which is why we've put together some of our most inventive riffs on the pizza pie.
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Part Alien, part Resident Evil 4, Dead Space is one of the most inventive and well-regarded horror titles of its day.
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Samsung is among the most inventive companies in the world after topping a US patent list compiled by data journalism site Sqoop.
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What can sometimes be forgotten is that Ms. Mitchell is probably the most inventive flutist in the past 443 years of jazz.
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The most inventive moment, however, is a spooky stage with a flashlight, where the flashlight exposes the very platforms you need to progress.
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Irish producer Andrew Morrison (who records under the names Buz Ludzha and the Cyclist) has become one of tape music's most inventive aficionados.
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Below are a few of the most inventive ways those who know Mr. Cruz have characterized him, or their feelings about his candidacy.
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The result is what may be the capital's most inventive new restaurant, Masala y Maiz, in the residential neighborhood of San Miguel Chapultepec.
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Fortunately, others feel differently, aware that some of the most inventive, enthralling, provocative and (yes) literary writing for children comes in this form.
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In her recent article posted on VICE Media, Sydney denigrates the defenseless iceberg lettuce, as well as its most inventive use, the wedge salad.
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The juddering robo-funk may still be most inventive and most dancefloor-oriented of any track nominated in the course of the award's history.
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Mr. Marcus is probably the most inventive bass clarinetist working in straight-ahead jazz today, but he's rarely heard from in New York City.
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Tentenko's first solo release outside of Japan is one of the most inventive, replayable, and mercurial pop records I've heard so far this year.
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Why is it that the most inventive people can't take on a challenge which is right in front of their face and my face?
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It's a difficult-to-notice ground floor space, but once you get inside, you'll find some of the most inventive Chinese food in the country.
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Jane the Virgin is one of the most inventive, brilliant, and emotionally intelligent shows on TV, and its first four seasons are currently on Netflix.
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Mitchell still struggles to finish at the rim, in part because he's one of the boldest and most inventive 22-year-olds you'll ever see.
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Yet his most inventive period was in the early 2000s, when he began working with metal and aluminum, creating epic sculptures out of bottle caps.
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It's an opportunity to hear Herbie Hancock make some of his most inventive statements as an improviser, seeming to exploit every angle of every chord.
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Mitchell still struggles to finish at the rim, in part because he's one of the boldest and most inventive 215-year-olds you'll ever see.
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It's by far the most inventive and unexpected musical pick among them all, with a unique, avant-garde score and bright, funny book from Dave Malloy.
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Along this peripatetic path it was in the realm of language — of poetic rant and anarchic wit, and enigmatic inscription — that Picabia showed himself most inventive.
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However, an examination of just some of the most inventive titles and techniques of the early 1980s illustrates the great technical and creative achievements of game developers.
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Home is one of today's most inventive "institutional critique" artists, always finding new ways to game the game that makes art what we assume it to be.
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Yen's portrayal of Chirruet will quickly make him the champion of Jedi-loving viewers, while Tudyk's K-2SO is handily the best, most inventive droid personality yet.
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Like the others, she couldn't fathom why God would take this sweet soul so prematurely, this boy with the biggest heart and the most inventive Halloween costumes.
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Building a lineup is about more than booking the most inventive or exciting performers; it's also about presenting an image of the music industry of the moment.
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Over the last several years, many of Zoe Saldana's most inventive roles — in Avatar, Star Trek, Guardians of the Galaxy — have involved exploring new or futuristic worlds.
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One of the most inventive guitarists and composers working right now, Halvorson makes music that suggests running up and down a battery of staircases, sometimes with scissors.
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Gorogoa is one of the most inventive and beautiful puzzle games ever created, and it's here just in time to distract from the stresses of the holidays.
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An adaptation of one of the most inventive and beloved animated series of the era that turned out to be a muddy, mindless, and frequently offensive mess.
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Any production created by Andy Manley, Andy Cannon and Shona Reppe, some of the most inventive minds in Scottish theater for children, is bound to be unusual.
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Lloyd Webber gives you his most inventive, supple music, unsingable though much of it may be, then cleverly reprises it before finally ramming it into your ear.
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It was meant to be the heart of the headquarters, the place where people ran into each other, talked and came up with the most inventive ideas.
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It's also kind of a black hole, so to save you some precious time, we've rounded up the wackiest and most inventive products and beauty hacks below. 230.
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In the early 20th century, researchers have found, African-Americans were among the most inventive people in the world as measured by their likelihood of holding a patent.
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Runner up: I had one of the most inventive takes on paneer butter masala at Corner Delhi, an Anglo-Indian restaurant that opened this year in Park Slope.
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JON CARAMANICA From "Empire" to "Atlanta" to "The Get Down," hip-hop has been the subject of some of the most inventive television of the last few years.
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We decided to channel these feelings of anxiety into competitive joy, stacking up the most inventive and outstanding Netflix original TV shows and docu-series against one another.
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The primal human connection between flotation and relaxation is the principle behind one of the most inventive tools of 20th-century neuroscience: the isolation or sensory-deprivation tank.
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And it doesn't hurt that "what's going on" is some of the most inventive, engaging TV I've ever seen, and, blessedly, barely have to talk about to anyone.
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The anthology series is still one of TV's most inventive, with every episode telling a new sci-fi or horror tale, based on the technology that's all around us.
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For those coming to Ono's music for the first time, the most inventive of these new remixes may point intriguingly to the original recordings they cleverly revisit and rework.
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Eyebeam believes that the most inventive technologies in any society aren't created by the privileged few, but by people who have skin in the game and are discriminated against.
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In 21550, when Luca was in his mid-219s, Leon Battista Alberti ranked him one of the five most inventive Florentines, along with Brunelleschi, Donatello, Lorenzo Ghiberti and Masaccio.
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For now all we know that the day will go down in history as one of the most inventive ways to quit a job that someone's come up with.
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And this is Brecht as filtered through Ms. Parks, the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Topdog/Underdog" and one of the most inventive, eclectic and uncategorizable dramatists working.
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Thus far this year, though, the two movies with the most inventive, rage-fueled monster metaphors have been "Get Out" and "Colossal," in which the monster is squirmingly familiar.
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The minimally designed, elegant space, which seats only a few diners at a time, has the most inventive food I've had in a city that's becoming known for it.
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You have not, because something like this has never existed and it is probably one of the most inventive and creative album campaigns that's been witnessed in a whole decade.
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Without it, some of the most inventive music to come out of Atlanta in the past eight years, from Soulja Boy to Migos, would not sound the way it does.
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As part of its four-week Here/Now festival, the company spotlights three of today's most inventive ballet choreographers, who have done some of their finest work at City Ballet.
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Penn called Parker " the most inventive, passionate, brilliant guy you can have who has the new age vision and traditional recognition of the needs we've had for a long time."
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" Prince first found fame in the late 1970s, and over the next three decades became known as one of the most inventive and eccentric forces in American pop music. "Numb. Stunned.
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Paired with D.G.'s luxurious visuals, including some of the deftest and most inventive coloring and lettering in modern comics, Cucumber Quest continues to fire on all cylinders for all possible readers.
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Because he never really aimed for sheer virtuosity, he ended up carving his own niche as one of the era's most inventive guitarists, chasing down new textures rather than perfecting established forms.
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Mr. Holland is one of the most inventive, broad-ranging bassists in jazz; Mr. Hussain plays with fellow heroes of Indian classical music, as well as a cross section of international stars.
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For even the most inventive tax visionaries, the replacement of BAT revenues is a daunting task, even if you incorporate controversial novelties like financial services levies or the hearty perennial: the carbon tax.
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And in one of the film's most inventive cinematic choices, Bomb City uses Marilyn Manson's post-Columbine speech on blame and violence as a disembodied narration from the television in the Deneke's kitchen.
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From improvisation to planning, from losses to victories, from nothing to everything, Simeone is the starting point of all things for Atlético, and he undoubtedly remains the most inventive manager in the club's history.
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Click here to view original GIFThis gel has little, separate micro-droplets of wax inside, but the most inventive part of the experiment is determining how many wax droplets are in each gel drop.
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With an effortless, breezy art style by James Comey and quippy, funny dialogue from Ben Kahn, Shaman as a series is fast becoming one of the most inventive little indies hitting digital platforms today.
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The most inventive extremes of London's clubland became Brocklehurst's catwalk, from which she would pluck fantastical characters to portray in her studio, much as a photographer might take their pick of seasonal fashion silhouettes.
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He was also one of the first to turn video into a fully choreographic medium, and to make dances specifically for television, which he did with one of his most inventive collaborators, Charles Atlas.
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Depending on how you color it, that view does present its creator-star Donald Glover with a high-stakes dilemma for the second season: How do you reinvent the most inventive show currently on TV?
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This British anthology that's now a Netflix original is still one of TV's most inventive series, with every episode telling a new sci-fi or horror tale based on the technology that's all around us.
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Moreau, the most inventive old-school artist of nineteenth-century French painting, would likely be baffled by the company that eight of his paintings are keeping in Nahmad Contemporary's current show, Les Fleurs du Mal.
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The most inventive aspect of Caborca's staging is the use of the camera, often held by one of the performers to depict what we are witnessing from a different angle and projected onto a nearby wall.
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Bork's inimitable night owl establishment, the Museum of Electronic Wonders and Late Night Grilled Cheeses, is providing hungry locals, art tourists, and ranchers with some of the most inventive grilled cheeses you can find in Texas.
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Boris Ignatovich, one of the most inventive photographers of the era, shot new buildings, monuments and subway signage at sharply acute angles, making Moscow's architecture itself appear as if it were rushing into a higher age.
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The most inventive piece may be a tiny peephole work whose interior is painted with black dots that are reflected on stainless-steel hanging spheres, turning each orb into an inside-out infinity room unto itself.
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The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences founded the awards in 1997 to honor innovation on the Internet – and this year's nominations celebrate the most inventive trends and viral personalities in online and in digital technology.
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One of the distillery's most inventive brews is a tamarind cordial, modeled after the tamarind tea 19th century naturalist Alexander Van Humbodlt is said to have enjoyed during his expedition along the west coast of South America.
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Vlada Haggerty — the LA-based makeup artist best known for molten metal lip art and for inspiring some of the most inventive lipstick looks (just ask Kylie Jenner) — is taking our Minnie envy to the next level.
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Perhaps the most inventive of these was the British teenager who mowed a giant penis into a field that was on the flight path for Trump's trip into Stansted airport, along with the message "climate change is real".
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Darlene is the one who is forced to get the most inventive, as Mr. Robot dispatches her to the new location (Cipriani, in case you want to make a reservation) to prepare the big Deus Group phone hack.
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While The Magicians is one of TV's most inventive shows, it has a fraction of the budget of something like Game of Thrones, which makes finding interesting ways to present otherworldly scenarios without breaking the bank a creative challenge.
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In the last two decades, he has become widely recognized as one of the most inventive and influential of contemporary philosophers, not just for his radical approach to science but also for his far-ranging investigations of modern life.
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It serves the most inventive, reliable, and easily accessible ice cream across LA. Sustainable, organic, and socially conscious, there'll be a location wherever you are in the city, and each branch is generally open late for post-dinner cravings.
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At one point MacGyver calls making a gizmo "DIY or die," the most inventive line in a ho-hum revival that, despite its title character's signature skills, clearly has no intention of reinventing the wheel -- or much of anything else.
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Ms. Brown has been one of the most inventive American masters of pure dance; I wish this work weren't marred by its music, by the usually admirable Laurie Anderson: soft pop accompanies a breathy, high-voiced recording of Polish-language poetry.
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The tiny room was called the Philosophy Chamber, and it attracted some of the most inventive minds in the United States, when our country was in its formative years, feeling out its independence and still searching for its own narrative.
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Jia, an essential figure in China's "sixth generation" of filmmakers and one the most inventive and engaged directors of the 21st century, has long concerned himself with the effect of enormous social and economic forces on the intimate experiences of individuals.
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He was now enamored with the idea that urban cauldrons of noise, heat, and filth are not only as authentically "natural" as any other habitat but also the perfect venues in which to observe evolution at its fastest and most inventive.
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Seamlessly mixing the religious with the obscene, determined to create a new form of the grotesque that marries autobiography to personal and national trauma, Krieger's book is easily among the most inventive and successfully performative works to appear in living memory.
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Prince, a Minnesota-based musician who blended elements of jazz, funk, R&B, disco and rock in a prolific output of more than 30 albums, earned a reputation as one of the most inventive and eccentric forces in American pop music.
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From the creators behind Crypt of the Necrodancer, Cadence of Hyrule is one of the most inventive Zelda games to date, working kind of like a classic 2D Zelda game but with a persistent soundtrack that guides the way players move and fight.
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Look to drag queens, in all their chiseled, strobed, glammed-up glory, if you want the more accurate origin story of so-called "Instagram makeup" today — and rest assured 2017's reigning queens are still coming up with the most inventive techniques around.
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The comparison with Sherlock is a little unfair, since that program only ran to three episodes per season, and the BBC produced it with all the power it had at its disposal: the best screenwriters, the most inventive editing, the finest actors.
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And, as " House of Names " (Scribner), a new novel by the Irish writer Colm Tóibín, suggests, the Oresteia narrative in particular—precisely because it has already been endlessly reimagined, reworked, expanded, and adapted—poses special problems for even the most inventive and subtle writers.
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Ferous also points to the country's growing number of "gypsy brewers"—young brewers who don't own their own microbreweries, but rent space from others to brew their recipes—as some of the guys making the most inventive beers, like brands Strange Brew and Flaros.
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Foreign palates didn't always agree with Li's most inventive creations, so in late 2016 he collaborated with award-winning local bartender Reeve Yip to create a more refined menu that continues to focus on local ingredients and nostalgic concepts, but with more digestible reference points.
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Wool being one of the most inventive fabrics out there, it's a competition that, like the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund, has the power to influence the industry at-large and put a brand, even a once little-known Chanel or almost-famous Bodice, on the map.
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We're really excited to be working with the Toronto International Film Festival on a three-day event called POP showcasing some of the most inventive VR creations... and it's coming up very soon — Friday, July 15th through Sunday, July 17th at the TIFF Bell Lightbox in Toronto.
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Probably the most inventive couturier working today — certainly the most modern (she probably is the only designer ever to work at the CERN particle physics laboratory in Switzerland) — she also started with classic ideas of mythology and cosmology and flying through the stars and so on.
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Last year's Missed Calls EP fleshed out his already exciting sound and increasingly built the case for him as one of the most inventive young producers working in hip-hop right now (a case he's expanded upon with the recent success of Khalid's "Location," which he co-produced).
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The Chinese-born chef has spent the last decade cooking her way through some of NYC's most inventive restaurants (most recently at wd~50 and Alder), and she recently struck out on her own as chef and part-owner of Little Tong Noodle Shop in New York's East Village.
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Guillermo del Toro is behind some of cinema's most inventive and visually-pleasing genre films in recent years — Pan's Labyrinth, Pacific Rim, Hellboy, and The Shape of Water all enjoy stunning costume and set design that complement their stories and which stand out from the rest of what you might see in theaters.
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I've called Rick and Morty TV's most inventive show dozens of times now, but there's simply no other way to describe an episode in which Family Guy–style cutaway gags — you know, when one character says, "Remember that time when..." followed by a flashback — become literal monsters that try to destroy everything.
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The result is a discussion as intimate as it is wide-ranging, one that allows us the privilege of seeing — or, rather, re-seeing — one of the world's most inventive, brilliant and influential rappers grapple with fatherhood, marriage and the most enduring and universal question of all: what it means to be a good person.
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You may have a passing familiarity of Akon's music, but we bet you didn't know that he's the proud maker of one of the most inventive perfume bottles in the industry, Konvict, shaped like two interlocked handcuffs meant to pay homage to both the three years he spent in prison and his Grammy-nominated album Konvicted.
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But, in the midst of all that laughter, dishing, and style, the person I most looked forward to checking out was a six-feet-five young man named Matthew Flower—to my mind, a true theatrical genius, who, under his professional name, Machine Dazzle, has created some of the most inventive costumes and sets I have ever seen.
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Rejecting the traditional writers' room structure, Glover essentially hired his funniest friends, wound up making some of the smartest, most inventive and culturally relevant TV in forever, and then thanked Migos for making "Bad and Boujee" ("I think they're the Beatles of this generation [...] there's no better song to have sex to") when he was awarded for his achievement.
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After that pleasant discussion, I meet him again at night to visit the kitchen and taste his food, the very food that was features in last year's New York Times story about Japanese chefs taking over Paris cuisine, and the very same food that lots of my food-loving Parisian friends consider the most inventive and crazy they've ever tasted.
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The story involves a lot of exposition about Into the Badlands' future-set world, where disputes are often settled via martial arts battles; while it's frequently silly, it also allows the show to deliver some of the most inventive action sequences on TV, often jaw-dropping in their ability to come up with perfectly choreographed moments of joyful, kinetic motion.
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Category: 2016 Best Urban Contemporary Album WAS NOMINATED Lianne La Havas, "Blood" SHOULD HAVE BEEN NOMINATED Tinashe, "Aquarius" A duel between polite and sweaty, backward-facing and forward-running: Ms. La Havas's second album is robust but polite, while Tinashe's debut was one of the most inventive R&B albums of recent years, a throwback to Janet Jackson dance-floor propulsion.
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George Martin, the urbane English record producer who signed the Beatles to a recording contract on the small Parlophone label after every other British record company had turned them down, and who guided them in their transformation from a regional dance band into the most inventive, influential and studio-savvy rock group of the 1960s, died on Tuesday at his home in Wiltshire, England.
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