McConnell's keyboards were first pillowy, then brazen, staccato, and insistent.
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Eat if: You love pillowy marshmallow but hate going outside.
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He stood there, shoulders held back, lips a perfect pillowy purse.
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"I'm not turned on by her soft, pillowy lips," DeVine said.
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That pillowy white thing you're looking at isn't a giant marshmallow.
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The gnocchi were soft, pillowy, and slightly resembled a pasta dish.
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I nodded and felt myself falling backward into her husband's pillowy flesh.
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Bakers use it to turn a mass of flour into pillowy, tender bread.
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Perhaps they exclusively grace the pillowy, spotless track of the Beverly Hills Equinox…?
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Once a family home, the earth-toned space is full of pillowy nooks.
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It's a moist, pillowy chocolate cake filled with cream and coated in chocolate.
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It crisped the exterior of the potatoes while leaving their interiors pillowy soft.
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Cook it on a griddle and nestle it in a pillowy soft bun.
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They're not as light and pillowy as regular gnocchi, but extremely delectable nonetheless.
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The song does feel like a dream, with pillowy production and lofty vocals.
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And the pillowy, watery egg doesn't do much to boost this sandwich's flavor profile.
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But the dough is pillowy and has a pleasing, slightly sour taste to it.
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A pillowy dough—not too crispy yet not too heavy—encases the freshest flavours.
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The New Orleans institution serves the pillowy, sugar-covered squares in sets of three.
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The Wolf produced bagels with a nicely browned, crispy crust and a pillowy crumb.
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There is a holiness, too, in Mr. Gerhaher's plain-spoken dignity and pillowy upper range.
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The plush pillowy seats are straight from the finest first class cabin you can imagine.
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These pillowy delights—not to mention the pan flute—definitely justified the bump in price.
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Is there anything better than pillowy potato gnocchi coated in a bit of cheese and butter?
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That would be pillowy potato gnocchi coated in a lot of cheese and weed-infused butter.
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The bread itself is basically an oblong, pull-apart cinnamon roll that's gloriously yeasty and pillowy.
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The gnocchi's texture is al dente, firm on the inside and pillowy soft on the outside.
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Consider, then, the juicy, pillowy, chewy clouds of spicy, briny umami joy known as kimchi mandu.
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The nimble grace, the pillowy bounds, the staccato of paws—the delicate braiding of movement lines.
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Entrees come with a choice of green salad or warm, pillowy, salt-sprinkled Parker House rolls.
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Abstracted dissonance and pillowy synths, pleasure and pain, swirl together in an anxious push-and-pull.
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Now, generously butter two pans—one for your pillowy brioche bun, and one for your egg.
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" But, he said, "The affected part was actually soft and pillowy, not hard muscle like Popeye.
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I was particularly impressed by how the buns had a soft, pillowy center without feeling soggy.
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Where the original 235Xs were pretty comfortable, the M2300s rank up there with the pillowy Beoplay headphones.
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In that gasp and its pillowy Auto-Tuned surroundings was basically everything I'd ever wanted from music.
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Embrace the pillowy pleasures of the puffa jacket porn scene, and lust after that vintage Moncler jacket.
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Consequently, its breezy tempos and pillowy textures make it the perfect mix for your own desk job.
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Wearing charcoal pants and a pillowy white button-down, Bzdelik speaks cautiously with a polite midwestern accent.
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These pillowy ricotta dumplings come together in minutes and make an excellent vehicle for green spring vegetables.
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A thick slice of homemade brioche, warm, with a shiny crust and a pillowy, egg-sweet interior.
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You'll probably want, too, to make Melissa Clark's new recipe for ambrosia cake: towering, pillowy and sweet.
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J.P. Julie Byrne's voice is low, breathy, peaceful and pillowy, ideal for the meditative ballads she writes.
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The vegetables were tangy, and the curry was perfectly spicy when mixed with the soft, pillowy rice.
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The Norwegian producer's 2012 single "Mirror Maru" is one of his most successfully pillowy works from that era.
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This nominal landing would result in a "soft, pillowy" landing for the astronauts inside, according to Blue Origin.
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Really, we felt momentarily elated at the interplay of cream cheese and deliciously pillowy carb—and then guilty.
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The bun is the first to go, turning into this dark, putrid color and losing its pillowy texture.
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There's the crunch of tortilla chips and the pillowy softness of avocado chunks — not quite guacamole, but close.
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Shop skincare and makeup at Glossier hereGlossier's Cloud Paint is as light and pillowy as its name suggests.
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Most sweet cakes cooked in pans, whether they're South Indian or Swedish, develop a pillowy or puffy texture.
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These cookies inspire division among coworkers, who dislike the pillowy soft sugar cookie and the stingingly sweet frosting.
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Fry up your patties, pile them on some pillowy hamburger buns, and smother them with your impromptu tartar sauce.
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The thing is, several months into using this McRubric, I remain a skinny dude with a frustratingly pillowy midriff.
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Or the luxurious pillowy plastic of the Nokia N9.... Critics agree that X-Men: Apocalypse is a troubled film.
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On a geometrically decorated Astier de Villatte plate: pillowy stracciatella di bufala topped with small orbs of salmon roe.
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The friend's breasts are pressed to Leda's side; her pillowy bottom and thighs rest in ostentatiously painted red drapery.
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Gisele Bündchen's hair doesn't blow in the wind in pillowy waves, but it can in front of a fan.
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It looks like a pillowy four-pound kidney bean, about the size of a novelty prize at a carnival game.
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Best eaten with a spoon and no self-respect, La Tur's pillowy, butter-like insides are milky, tangy, and rich.
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Pillowy and yielding was just right for my gustatory needs, in 2012, when my face felt weak all the time.
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It's 31-year-old Los Angeles makeup artist Vlada Haggerty whom we have to thank for the pillowy, provocative style.
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It's pillowy stuff on its own, but over the years they've also nursed a healthy fascination with spacey electronic music.
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Pillow-top mattresses can have springs underneath or not, but they always have a fluffy, pillowy top for extra softness.
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Miznon pita is plush, Miznon pita is pillowy—I would happily take a nap on a stack of Miznon pita.
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Their crunchy tops and pillowy middles do a fine job absorbing that sweet peach nectar — the taste of summer itself.
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This set includes the cult-favorite Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask and the Lip Glowy Balm for a pillowy-soft pout.
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I would go to their homes and they would feed me, filling my backpack with apples and pillowy mochi cakes.
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More recipes from Voraciously Pillowy Pull Apart Dinner Rolls Simple Butter Chicken Proper British Shortbread lifestyle food voraciously lifestyle food voraciously
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In the pan, it looks like any baked shadow, but when you touch it, your fingers melt into a pillowy shadow.
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A fainting couch is the center of his attentions, with a peculiar detail — a pillowy intestine that puddles on the floor.
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Topped with crispy onion straws and served on a pillowy-but-crunchy bun, Arby's venison sandwich is—spoiler alert—surprisingly tasty.
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A Roland CR-78 drum machine burbles out a pillowy, plip-plop rhythm under an ominous wash of analog synth chords.
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Depending on the type and treatment of its ingredients, dough can be silky or flaky, elastic or crumbly, pillowy or crisp.
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As the long lines and thousands of Instagram posts for Japan's fluffy souffle pancakes and pillowy cheesecakes have proven, there's an added novelty and fun to food that wiggles and jiggles a little bit, and the vision of spooning and smoothing the pillowy foam of dalgona coffee has a pleasurable appeal that translates through a computer screen.
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The D9200s are light for their size, and while you'll never quite forget you're wearing them, they feel more pillowy than burdensome.
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At its core are the drop's pillowy sawtooth synths, so fat with digital texture you want to reach out and bite them.
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They combine the pillowy softness of over-ear headphones with the convenience of truly wireless earbuds for a supremely comfortable listening experience.
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When your beauty icons are as pillowy-pouted as Lana Del Rey and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, anything short of that pales in comparison.
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If the soft, pillowy flutes in Céline Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" still give you chills, well, we've got news for you.
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They find her head atop a pillow and, when they draw back the duvet, a pillowy body that doesn't belong to Ruth Davenport.
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Pages upon pages filled with burgers, pillowy potato buns, crinkle cut fries, custard shakes, and above all else — the secret Shack Sauce recipe.
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Sour cream is used in both the batter and the cream garnish to add some fermented funk and lighten up this pillowy classic.
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She had seen the artist Ivy Haldeman's eroticized renderings of sausages, emerging from pillowy buns, and couldn't get them out of her head.
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And because Buick banished its pillowy ride reputation long ago, the Envision soaks up bumps and impacts impressively, yet cornering doesn't suffer much.
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Then, use the pillowy sponge applicator to swipe the cosmetic cocktail onto your pout to get the prettiest dewy finish that lasts for hours.
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For 10 whole minutes, I thought only about the dance of butter and sugar and flour while the pillowy bread melted in my mouth.
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The taste is a combination of sweet and salty, and when coupled together with its pillowy case, it is a party in our mouths.
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"Love Drought," with whispery vocals amid pillowy synthesizers, points out that "10 times out of nine I know you're lying," but strives to reconnect.
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Each comes on a choice of thick-cut sourdough, rye or multigrain; all are exquisitely pillowy, yet dense enough to carry their lush fillings.
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The rice is pillowy, with just enough vinegar to provide counterpoint to the soft, silky slabs of mackerel, scallop, salmon, amberjack, even maitake mushroom.
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While the CX-5 definitely doesn't have the pillowy softness of some of its beiger competitors, it handles bumps and potholes with total competency.
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It&aposs airy but warm, and pillowy soft but not sticky in the way that some nylon is to the touch, especially when wet.
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The foundation, the deepest note, is felt as light, pillowy: a perfect analogue to cat's paws, the sense of grace and lift from below.
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The pernil, wobbly roasted pork shoulder and slick avocado tucked into pillowy bread, may ignore the crunchy ideals of the tecolota, but it works.
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I enjoyed the pillowy texture of basa fillets in the braised fish with green peppercorns, but ultimately, preferred making a meal of assorted small plates.
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It's more than just a gimmick—he inverts the outsize EDM-lite jam into something strange and sultry, with pillowy keyboards and big gated drums.
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Within minutes, emergency crews were on the scene, local media were covering it live from every angle, and foolhardy passersby dived into its pillowy depths.
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He had a pillowy mid-range touch, but more than 60 percent of his career field goal attempts came within 10 feet of the basket.
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The pillowy, wire-frame structure turns in space like a dragon — created to appear like a topological diagram of continuous curves from a math book.
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Gohar's preferred potato preparation, made from yellow creamers or fingerlings, is a comforting twice-cooked recipe that yields crispy, crunchy edges and steamy, pillowy insides.
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Shot in Morocco between searing sunlight and pillowy dunes, "You Go to My Head" is a mysteriously elusive romance whose location is almost overpoweringly tangible.
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Ask what to choose, and Mr. Guirguis will gently steer you toward a sleeve of ishta, pillowy cream skimmed off the top of boiled milk.
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While I liked the design of the earlier 2300X models, they did feel clunky compared to, say, the lightweight and pillowy Bose QuietComfort 21000 II headset.
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They embody a designer's recognition that gadgets which are supposed to be in close contact with the human body should have a soft and pillowy shape.
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Spoiler: seeing the dough get pressed into plump, pillowy heart shapes by the factory's cutter will almost certainly be the most satisfying thing you watch today.
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Some wondered if they would survive the jump, but the pillowy snow of the North remembers, apparently, because new scenes show them fleeing into the countryside.
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They casually mix the convenience of truly wireless earbuds with the pillowy softness of over-hear headphones to drown out the noise and deliver premium audio.
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Australian-style licorice is pillowy, smooth, thick, and flavorful — the opposite of the hard, flavorless, and pipe cleaner-y disappointment foisted upon us by the Twizzler.
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BEACH HOUSE (Thursday) This Baltimore duo, whose pillowy, somnolent synth pop features the singer and keyboardist Victoria Legrand's seductive croon, is growing more prolific with time.
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The sandals from her collaboration are snazzier than many of its in-house styles, but at the end of the day, they're still dependable, pillowy Tevas.
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Pillowy breads for Cuban sandwiches, filled empanadas, croquetas and tropical batido milkshakes are made and sold mainly to go; there are only about a dozen seats.
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He also makes rather run-of-the-mill focaccia and pizzas by the square, with various toppings, as well as huge, pillowy bomboloni and layer cakes.
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Its imagery shows what looks like a pillowy white hurricane, one that rapidly formed east of the Carolinas and then cycled its way up toward New England.
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Streams of pillowy bodies wiggle effortlessly across the camera in a new 360° video that throws the spectator into a white purgatory overrun with the slithering humanoids.
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Shot through with air bubbles but golden and crisp on both top and bottom, the Roman squares at PQR are the antithesis of thick, pillowy Sicilian slices.
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His place on the altar was not far from an enormous bouquet of red roses shaped like a pair of lips, a tribute to Ms. Raiola's pillowy mouth.
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After 45 minutes of this, we retreated to the pillowy parachute installation—complete with what my mom identified as "a beautiful Kaleen rug"—to discuss the vibe further.
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Where her previous release offered pillowy soundscapes with Baraz's sultry vocals glittering above the vinyl crackle, The Color of You is a molten swerve on R&B-pop.
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And while you might want to celebrate the end of 40 meatless days with a nice fat ribeye, why not start with some pillowy, chewy hot cross buns?
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Women's Silent Down Jacket, $249, available at PatagoniaPuffy and pillowy, but delightfully more quiet than similar jackets, this Silent Down style is one of our winter wardrobe essentials.
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Over a pillowy pasta dish that the owner had chosen for us, Mr. Rose tried to explain what it was about Ms. King that he admired so much.
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Ms. Krauss requested horns like those that Merle Haggard sometimes used, and for once, her fiddle fills are dwarfed by the frequent, pillowy flourishes of a string section.
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The shredded chicken was moist, the rice was soft and pillowy, and the avocado ranch dressing added a tangy flavor that differentiated the chicken burrito from the others.
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While pawing through a rack of dense, pillowy turtlenecks and nubby trousers, I overheard a woman on her cell phone say that she, too, had come to say goodbye.
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We overfill our plates with roast turkey, creamy mashed potatoes, hearty slow-cooked stuffing, collard greens, lasagna, roasted vegetables, zesty cranberry sauce, pillowy, dinner rolls and crunchy pecan pie.
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They are covered with rich chocolate powder, warm chocolate sauce and of course, a side of chilled whipped cream (with holiday green-and-red sprinkles atop the pillowy cream).
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The camera pushes into the Ethiopian opal, revealing nebulae and other cosmic structures within, all as starry synthesizers provide a bed for chanting male voices and pillowy sax lines.
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A vendor usually cooks these pillowy, radish cubes (made from daikon, rice flour, water, and salt) with eggs, oil or lard, fish sauce, green onion, chili sauce, and garlic.
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There's a synergy between Sendra's visuals and Mullen's words, almost as if he's funneling the sparks flying from the matrix inside Mullen's head, transforming it into a pillowy bedtime story.
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There are levers that press down to measure the springiness of the mattresses' foam, wire coils that take the temperature beneath the wool-blend duvets, and many nice, pillowy things.
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It has none of the lush, pillowy comforts of modern luxury rap of the Rick Ross thread count linen school; Mannie Fresh's beat is all eerily dry, laser-like synths.
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She had read that, nutritionally, doughnuts had no redeeming value; that they were literally nothing, just empty calories, but as sugar melted on her tongue the pillowy doughnut filled her.
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But the first bite — moist ground lamb laced with onion and a jolt of spice, wrapped in pillowy naan and doused with a Pakistani cucumber-yogurt sauce — stopped me short.
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The Australian duo Vallis Alps has racked up hundreds of thousands of SoundCloud plays with tracks like "Fading" and "East," which match soft, melodic vocals to pillowy synth-pop production.
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The croissant encasing it was softer and more pillowy than the flaky variety you'd find at a Parisian patisserie, but we liked that the texture didn't fight the crisp bacon.
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Louisiana: Beignets At Cafe Du MondeThe state doughnut in Louisiana is a pillowy piece of sweet fried perfection covered in powdered sugar and best enjoyed with a cup of hot coffee.
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Despite the heat, he wore a pillowy red, white and blue Captain America costume complete with a shield and joked he had prepared for Friday by hitting the sauna in it.
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While straight-edge puffys will be content with a suggestion of flesh under a down coat, more hardcore devotees will seek the pillowy pleasures of specialist porn sites like Down Girlz.
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Fried chicken "coq au vin" somehow manages to be both simultaneously braised and fried to wonderful results, while the boudin blanc is a delicate and memorable tube of pillowy scallop mousse.
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We live in an era of instant gratification, one in which consumers can personally tweet at the CEO of Starbucks that this morning's foamy whip fell short of their pillowy expectations.
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And if this all sounds a bit cerebral, the big, pillowy, pan-seared gnocchi with fried sweetbreads and veal-glazed mushrooms proved that Mr. Marchand knows the appeal of animal instincts.
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The movie settles into its groove when Wiktor takes up with Zula (a terrifically vivid Joanna Kulig), a singer with a dramatic voice, pillowy lips and visceral ambition fueled by desperation.
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On the new album, Khalid embraces a fuller sound that often harks back to the 1980s and 1990s, with pillowy synthesizers, tickling guitars and multiple layers of his own vocal harmonies.
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On production, Rubin turns in stoned-and-melancholy, featherweight bustle of a beat, softening the sharp edges Fade to Mind's known for and working with a slightly more subdued, pillowy palate.
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Katz's dish is a symphony of pickled cucumber and chili sauce high-notes, a herb salad riff, tahina sauce bassline, and saffron-infused chicken thigh rhythm—all riding on pillowy pita bread.
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Treat your lips to the Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask at night and follow up with the Lip Glowy Balm in the morning, and your pout will feel pillowy soft in no time.
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Sociable servers will suggest house specialties like fried tripe — crisp, generously salted and sprinkled with fresh rosemary — but recent highlights also included thick-cut Piedmontese beef tartare and pillowy pumpkin-stuffed tortelli.
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The oven can crank out more than 1,000 warm, pillowy pitas an hour; that should come in handy as Mr. Tibi follows Mr. Ottolenghi's footsteps into wholesale and retail later this year.
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"Princess Catgirl," his latest release, uses a different tactic: Instead of wielding A-list star power, Hoiberg created the titular digital avatar to be the face of his pillowy synthetic soundscapes. websterhall.
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Her younger body kneels, tanned and naked, in front of a pillowy quilt in one dreamlike scene; in another, her body is hidden by a large black cloak stitched with eye masks.
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Not rubberized like so many fried and grilled fish balls I've had the chance to chew and chew and chew, these were pillowy little orbs that just barely contained the pulverized pork within.
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In a recent photo shoot for Harper's Bazaar, the model donned a pair of pillowy white slippers with a gold insignia on top, like the type you'd for free get at a hotel.
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Notably absent from the show are O'Keeffe's most popular paintings—the dilated, pillowy florals that critics insisted on reading as some sort of yonic symbology, despite her stern protestations that they were wrong.
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The coffin-selection room's open, pillowy casket became the setting for a depressing number of selfies, but that was probably the point, and if death can't be a meme in 2017, nothing can.
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There were giant clown pants in denim and khaki, and tent-like empire-waisted tunics in jacquard; pillowy leather handbags and suede platforms and silk sleeves on maxi dresses stretching to the ground.
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The artist Livia Cetti's studio, located in an early 20th-century farmhouse in Riverdale, N.Y., abounds with flowers: fiery orange marigolds, pillowy pink floribunda roses, candy-striped amaryllis and vivid fuchsia-flecked orchids.
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Casually mixing the convenience of truly wireless earbuds and the pillowy softness of over-ear headphones, the HyperSonic Headphones are made to drown out the noise and deliver premium audio in total comfort.
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Most of us can agree that Olive Garden's pillowy, garlic-infused breadsticks and unlimited soup promotions are delightful, but who among us loves the chain so much as to name a baby after it?
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On a recent Saturday, Ms. Schmidt, now 56, dipped pillowy nubs of lemon-cream candy into warm milk chocolate while her friend and occasional helper, Susan Tirino, arranged assorted delights in heart-shaped boxes.
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Some of it thick, pillowy, and inviting, the kind of powder you just want to rub your hand through, while other portions are brittle, icy, and dangerous — the kind you'd avoid on a sidewalk.
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In Taipei, the original reigns supreme; the pillowy bun is stuffed with a savory slab of red braised pork belly, then topped with pungent pickled mustard greens, sweet and crunchy peanut sugar, and cilantro.
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Across most of "Modern Lore," his fifth album as a leader, he bears a kind of likeness to Bill Frisell, the tart-toned guitarist whose argot is a pillowy blend of American roots music.
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I imagined Barnard would have let his stiff upper lip get in the way of such tomfoolery, so I laid down in the pillowy, fragrant barley and dedicated my angel to his guiding spirit.
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The pillowy sound of boy treble voices floated through the small rehearsal space, with its three rows of wooden choir stalls facing one another, and spread through the resonant expanse of the school gym.
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The now-billionaire's lips had been the subject of gossip and envy that year when she suddenly debuted thick, pillowy lips (the result of lip fillers, though she denied it until two years later).
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That he can turn a tune as taciturn and eerily beautiful as "'Round Midnight" into a pillowy, Red Garland-like ballad without letting go of its power shows the sensitivity of Mr. Tyner's ear.
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That voice—previously heard in Whirr, and currently moonlighting in another project, Miserable—has an intriguing depth to it, whether she's employing a powerful rasp, a throaty moan, or a more delicate, pillowy croon.
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Made out of real oak, machined metal, and featuring pillowy-soft memory foam pads, the HP-3s are a tactile delight, and my brief listening session suggested they sound as high-end as they look.
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Momos are juicy, pillowy dumplings brought to India by Tibetan refugees and, like most kinds of dumplings, are destined for ubiquity, and have become a street food staple in India rivaled only by the samosa.
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Both were served on Mr. Gonzalez's signature pillowy, bright-purple ube buns (made from yams of the same hue), and accompanied by furikake fries dusted with flakes of dried seaweed and drizzled with gochujang aioli.
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The entrees, kept warm in cast-iron pots on induction burners, might include hulking meatballs with the pillowy loft of Shanghainese lion's heads, gaining sweetness and crunch from water chestnuts mixed into the ground beef.
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Anybody who's ever graced a kitchen with his or her presence knows that the key to toothsome yet pillowy rice is making sure that you use a two-to-one ratio of water-to-rice.
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When I visited the Dior Men atelier, tucked in a quiet side street off the Champs-Élysées, one afternoon before Christmas, the white tree in the lobby was decked out with those approachable, pillowy bees.
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Gracing the menus of greasy fast food chains, street food vans, and consciously "quirky" Michelin-starred restaurants alike, it's hard to find anyone who doesn't love the combo of juicy beef patty and pillowy bread bun.
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I went around the corner to devour mine on the stoop of a nearby building, inhaling the pile of spicy citrusy carne asada swathed in mayo, guacamole and tomato and nestled in pillowy ciabatta-like bread.
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Trude Guermonprez's woven sculpture presents two intersecting flat tapestries that form an X. It's hung just a few feet from Kay Sekimachi's ethereal weaving of nylon monofilament, pillowy in its shape, never meant to lie flat.
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And when I wanted to demonstrate the benefits of pricier headphones to family members, I chose the NightHawks first because I knew their pillowy feel and uncomplicated design would be a winner with all who tried it.
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The decor was still sleek, with a soft, pillowy bed but it pretty much felt like a standard room in any nice hotel in Las Vegas, and I did expect a little extra flair from the Cosmopolitan.
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Sure, learning how to prep, pound, and grill your burgers just so with perfectly melty cheese on pillowy potato buns is great — but will all that truly bring Shake Shack into the comfort of your own home?
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In a formal living room, "a pouf could be a little more structured or have a wood or metal base," Mr. Nickey said, while in a casual family room, a soft, pillowy design might be a better choice.
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Fittingly, the songs he's been churning over the past few years under the moniker Palmistry have a memorable gentleness to them—all warming, light-footed synth touches and pillowy vocals, with a little shock of melancholy mixed in.
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Then, the little guys are sprayed down with what will become the light, pillowy rind, and then left to age out for a bit so the paste gets all super gooey and dank and mushroomy, and so freaking good.
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Although his frame was stockier and his cheeks fleshier than I'd seen in pictures from the 90s, his face bore traces of the beautiful boy he'd once been—blue eyes like deep wells, pillowy lips, almost wrinkle-less skin.
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Then the fountain shot on and up, spraying everyone (even the third row—finally some love for the cheap seats!) as models ensconced in big pillowy bulges covered in a stretched web of jersey moved through the heavy mist.
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Dashcam footage uploaded to Facebook by Sharon Gauthier captures the moment when the truck appears to veer off into a ditch, catapulting the back end up into the air before gracefully landing on one unlucky person's soft, pillowy... roof.
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Both Chang and Steytler made dishes from their childhoods: crab potstickers just like Chang's mum used to make and Cornish saffron bread and butter pudding in honour of Steytler's grandmother—a beautiful, pillowy sweet way to finish things off.
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The hairstylist Paul Hanlon started with hard-shellacked waves of hair in front, and let the style descend into a "pillowy, bedhead knot" in back, so that the style progressed from a classically flawless '40s look to an undone mess.
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When percussion sounds arrive among his pillowy sustained chords and flutelike melodies, they're likely to be the snickering syncopations of trap, while the strongest rhythm comes from deep, viscous bass tones that skid and lurch like improbably prolonged drunken stumbles.
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For people of this stature, taking pictures like this with other members of their micro-caste of puffy swells—variously seared pink or golden brown, buzzcut and triangular or pillowy and spheroid, foreign or domestic—is something like their job.
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Back to the grills Tondo goes, and plates up the biggest nod to Tiernan's cooking on the menu tonight: beautifully pink slices of lamb on a pillowy flatbread, sprinkled with a spice blend that's just the right side of atomic.
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He was looking to reproduce the pillowy 808s and glossine harp sounds of a Jeremih or R. Kelly song—but with a few tweaks thrown in for absurdity's sake, including an ecstatic EDM buildup and some Jersey club bed squeaks.
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After decades as the drummer and post-Peter Gabriel lead singer for Genesis, as well as a commercially dominant solo run as the poster boy for pillowy '803s pop excess, Mr. Collins retired as a not-quite-beloved rock elder in 2011.
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Her first Instagrams — which I'm disinclined to treat as artworks; they were meant for private circulation — documented Japanese rice fields and chickens in East Hampton, snow on pine needles, pillowy clouds from an airplane window; there was even a little food porn.
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A half-dozen sharing plates followed, among them a bright "ceviche" of avocado and jalapeño, grilled asparagus with romesco sauce, and pillowy gnudi in brown butter with crisp bits of kale and a generous shaving of summer truffles that lacked for nothing.
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I'd forgotten the place is open at lunch, and it was startling to see people leaning into nighttime excess at noon: frosty martinis on tables through the restaurant's front, glistening Dover sole on one waiter's arm, the restaurant's pillowy veal Parm on another's.
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Los Angeles is in love with the egg salad sandwich served at Konbi, a tiny daytime restaurant in Echo Park: chopped eggs in Kewpie mayonnaise, tucked between slices of pillowy Japanese milk bread, with a soft-boiled egg hidden in the middle.
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I grew up in Tennessee, but spent many summers in India running around with my cousins in the monsoons, waking up to my grandmother making masala-spiced eggs with fresh, pillowy roti flatbread, and of course, experimenting with slightly off-center Eastern beauty techniques.
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Dion, a former recipient of the Billboard Music Awards ICON award, hit the stage to celebrate the 20th anniversary of her Titanic chart-topper in a plunging white Stéphane Rolland gown featuring voluminous, pillowy appendages on each sleeve which were reminiscent of angel wings.
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Though this recipe is an improvisation on the wondrous food turned out by the poor kitchens of wartime Bologna, this pillowy pasta is more satisfying than a five-star hotel bed, stuffed with mashed potatoes and chives and topped with a savory sage brown butter.
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It called to mind the hard and crusty conditions she was exposed to as a child in Vermont and New Hampshire rather than the pillowy foam stuff she skied on, when she skied at all, during her recent month-and-a-half hiatus from competition.
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Ini Archibong, a Nigerian-American designer living in Switzerland, introduced his Below the Heavens collection for the British company Sé. The Circe lounge chair, shown with the designer at Rossana Orlandi's gallery, exemplifies the fat white pillowy seating found throughout the fair (from $4,13).
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The grocery store was more than an hour away, and she started a blog, Alaska From Scratch, tapping into her feelings of isolation, and making recipes for things she craved but couldn't easily find, like pumpkin spice coffee creamer and pillowy Lofthouse sugar cookies.
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Mr. Mealey offered me a few wood sorrels, tiny clover-looking plants of the forest floor that deliver a bright citrus flash on the tongue, then we punched back into the thicket, this time stepping softly on a lush bed of pillowy moss that glowed bright green.
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While his partner in the duo Jack & Jack, the 19-year-old Jack Gilinsky, looks like a standard-issue junior American hunk — square jaw, pillowy lips, visible abs — Mr. Johnson seems more sidekick material, a scrappy runt with the charm of a man twice his size.
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Some specialties include a choice of four kinds of noodles and toppings, and a Hong Kong fried chicken sandwich wrapped with crunchy ramen noodles and nestled into a pillowy bao bun: Gotham Market at the Ashland, 215 Fulton Street (Ashland Place), Fort Greene, Brooklyn, no phone, gothammarketashland.com.
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Buoyed by pillowy chords and a feathery but propulsive dance beat, it's a song about a dream she had about writing a song—one that might also be the song we happen to be listening to, which also shares its name with a David Bowie hit.
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In a sea of skin-revealing dresses and gowns with mile-long trains, the 36-year-old mother of four looked cozy in a red, pillowy, ankle-length jumpsuit by Comme des Garcons — whose creative director, Rei Kawakubo, was being honored at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's annual event.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker From the tandoor oven come more unexpected delights: cubes of pillowy house-made paneer, without a hint of squeak, dusted in cilantro and chili powder; coral-skinned poussin, or young chicken, marinated in vinegar, Thai bird chili, and black salt.
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Recorded in Austin, Texas, with an all-star cast of musicians and co-produced by the venerable Charlie Sexton, the record shows off Allen's gravelly but warm voice as it he spins dark tales of life and death, inflected with dry wit and backed by a soft pillowy bed of twang.
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From a woman hunched in a sheltered nook off the side of the road I picked up a pillowy disk of mkate wa ufuta, sesame bread baked over coals, and ripped off chewy, perfectly charred chunks to nibble on a baraza, a shaded bench that's a fixture outside traditional Swahili houses.
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Concrete, pavement, dandelions and tires I would trace the rough curve of the school making my way to the spare room phone extra slow to join each mild shadow as if to sidestep the result, to push through and past, to trash the minutes, seconds, flipping into deep bland hours, pillowy and cruel.
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Julius McMichael's spectral falsetto lead on the Paragons' "Florence" casts us off the shore of the speculative present and maroons us in a pillowy intertime, all velvet and sateen and crushed corsages on the scarred basketball dance floor, a ballad that keeps falling into dirge cadence, hovering between the aurora borealis and the void.
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As I chew my last bites of fish filet (gotta say, that bun is delightfully pillowy), I get some exercise (by pontificating, obvs): Sure, I've been put up to this, but my five days of Trump have served as an excuse for skipping the gym, my reason for being snippy, my justification for availing myself of irresponsibly raised meat.
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The fuzzy drones—presumably from a guitar, but also possibly synthesized, you never really know with these guys—recall the pillowy comforts of a number of shoegaze-leaning ambient acts, like Jefre Cantu-Ledesma's distorted yawns or the gauze-and-steel-wool guitar entanglements of that great High Aura'd and Mike Shiflet album from a few years ago.
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How to make your own sourdough starter for bread, pancakes, waffles and more Now for the recipes to put that yeast and flour to work: Fast Focaccia No-Knead Whole-Wheat Bread Pillowy Pull-Apart Dinner Rolls No-Knead English Muffins Soft Pretzels Za'atar Rubbed Pitas Cookies Cookies are always a great thing to bake, especially for beginners.
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This bastion of decadence is composed of a crispy, herbaceous chicken tender sandwiched between two halves of a pillowy hot dog bun, and topped with caramelized onions cooked in unnecessary amounts of butter, then finished off with a generous dose of homemade truffle mayo for the umami kicker that you probably don't need but you sooooo want.
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Best known for lighting and furniture that flit between the bravely industrial and supremely elegant, including his iconic Screw side tables that resemble oversize automotive jacks and his pillowy Void pendant light that could be mistaken for an Anish Kapoor jelly bean sculpture, Mr. Dixon's creations have typically appealed to a more rarefied and affluent clientele.
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Every pie that he carefully pulled out of his blazing, almond wood-burning oven is picture-perfect: slightly charred crust (that he achieves by lifting and rotating each pizza by hand so that it is closer to the hottest point in the oven), pillowy edges, and enough cheese and sauce to steam and make the center of the pie just runny enough.
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Eat it straight with a spoon, wrap it in lettuce from the basket of leafy greens, herbs, and cucumbers that arrives on every table (there are complimentary pickles, too), or smear it on a side order of pillowy Thai omelette, flecked with cha-om, a Southeast Asian vegetable that looks like dill but tastes milder and sweeter, with a snappier texture.
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I declined the slaw — the Southern humorist Lewis Grizzard once said that God sent North Carolinians Jesse Helms as punishment for the sin of putting slaw on their 'cue — and watched as a handful or two of meat was stuffed into the kind of pillowy bun that would spur a thousand Brooklyn-blog posts on the evils of white bread.
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So when it came to joining in for a remix of Anuel AA's "Quiere Beber," one of this summer's big hits, Romeo studied the turf — lush, pillowy reggaeton-lite production; a vocal pattern that congeals like taffy — and arrived with an arresting stream-of-consciousness flow full of bright spots and winks, for a performance that's smooth as whole milk.
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As her involvement in the civil rights movement grew, Ms Franklin's straightened and coifed styles steadily softened, a modest skull-hugging natural becoming a pillowy Afro by the time, in 1970, that she offered to post a $250,000 bond to free Angela Davis, the demonized black activist then being held on charges of conspiracy, kidnapping and murder (charges of which she was later acquitted).
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She might, in October, rent a heather-gray coat in a woollen-cashmere blend by Theory (retail price: $20163), then, in December, trade it in for a pillowy Proenza Schouler puffer ($695), with three rental slots remaining to cycle through a dizzying selection of skirts, slacks, joggers, jeans, and jewelry that she might wear to the office, or to a party, or on vacation, once, or ten times, or never.
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It helps that Dev Hynes' style remains so pillowy and lush—even as you make unexpected jumps, you just land in another cushiony track, greeted by a surprising guest like Arca, Toro y Moi, or Tinashe (to name just a few of the many friends Hynes gathered for this project.) In a press release, Hynes said this project is reflective of the sort of work he always does between proper album cycles, trying out new ideas and high-speed.
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One after another, they tormented Notre Dame on Sunday: the 6-foot-8 pogo stick Justin Jackson (11 points, 5 rebounds), sinking 3-pointers from the wing and driving along the baseline; the 6-foot-10 forward Brice Johnson (25 points, 12 rebounds), selected as the regional's most outstanding player, balancing a dominant low post game with a pillowy jumper; the 20093-foot-10 center Kennedy Meeks, scoreless in the first half but unstoppable in the second.
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