Known for fairly faithful recreations of historical recreations, game designers pours hundreds of hours into getting the French landmark just so.
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The guest favors were faithful recreations of the golden trophies.
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From Houston Street south this is the pathway to recreations.
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It had VR, set recreations, and actors in costume--the works.
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Follow Tusserte's YouTube channel for those upcoming season seven Lego recreations.
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So why are recreations like the Atari Flashback 2.0 so big?
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And then you intersperse it with recreations here and there, right?
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One of the most popular recreations is Hunter Snider's Survivor: Washington.
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Animated interviews and recreations are mixed with live-action performances footage.
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Sullenberger spent time in a simulator running recreations of the doomed flights.
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Otherwise, the apps look pretty much like recreations of their desktop counterparts.
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All the recreations and interpretations seem a little too clean, too consistent.
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Say's recreations of Castle's work illustrates a mesmerizing vision of the world.
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Surprise, surprise — Google News is done hosting digital recreations of print magazines.
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The songs came out soulful and slow moving, gorgeous recreations of upbeat jams.
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Some are overt homages; others are subtler recreations of certain gestures or poses.
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She's also done recreations of villains, like Maleficent, Cruella de Ville, and Jafar.
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The bayonet charge is just one subtle touch in the overall grisly recreations.
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She is known for her easy hair tutorials and recreations of character hairstyles.
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Philip Haas's fiberglass recreations invigorate the curious, 16th-century portraits with new energy.
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Many of Renée Zellweger's scenes in "Judy" are direct recreations of the singer's concerts.
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The show consists of sculpture and painting, created to look like computer-generated recreations.
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But recreations are inherently shallow because, inevitably, they cannot live up to the original.
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Sandra de la Loza uses archival images and historical recreations to juxtapose regional histories.
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It portrays nostalgic recreations of a lost country with a faintly surreal, dreamlike texture.
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Unsolved Mysteries put true crime murders with real-time arrests up against alien abduction recreations.
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How long does it take, from start to finish, to film one of your recreations?
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Some are oversized, others are recreations of popular fast food; mostly, they just look delicious.
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Two years later, many of us are still mourning the end of Parks and Recreations.
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They have recreated several venues from The Beatles past with authentic historic items and recreations.
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Much of the work that appears in a playlist are standard recreations of familiar things.
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Her recreations help me to remember why the pictures were so special to begin with.
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Even in far less hypothetical recreations like the Rothko murals, however, accuracy is still debatable.
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As posthumous recreations like this become more common, however, some thorny legal and ethical questions arise.
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Playful elements — for instance, interactive features and recreations of manga settings — would have elevated the experience.
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Fully playable recreations of Ms. Pac-Man, Pac-Man, Galaxian, and Space Invaders with authentic sounds.
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They had a custom wedding cake topper by Ateliê Nanda Biscuits featuring recreations of the couple.
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If only we could all make an overseas trip to visit out-size recreations of ourselves.
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Jenny-Jinya should consider posting more of her recreations to my favorite new subreddit, r/childhoodartredrawn.
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She noted a particular increase in empty-nesters drawn to Asbury's walkable streets and many recreations.
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The revival styles we are seeing now are often line-for-line recreations, not mere interpretations.
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The show features meticulously researched recreations of Perriand rooms, including an art gallery, apartment and teahouse.
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Ever felt like cranking up your 3D printer and making fossil recreations suitable for living room décor?
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They are, despite games insisting upon fidelity with regards to visuals and recreations of ballistics, utterly unbelievable.
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Chloe the Mini Frenchie has given Mashable an exclusive look into her recreations of iconic Oscar dresses.
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Jamie can't see it,&apos" she remarks, adding that the same goes for "recreations of war zones.
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With every of-the-moment beauty technique that pops up, funny variations and farcical recreations inevitably follow.
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Before encountering Kreupelhout, viewers are met with recreations of fallen animals, mainly horses, in five related pieces.
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The authorities run a tiny museum that exhibits, as if real, recreations of the smashed altar pieces.
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Putting together such a large show had its challenges, said Mr. Cherruet, especially the nine room recreations.
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The supposed darknet markets linked on the sidebar also appear to be faithful recreations of the real deal.
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The documentary uses interviews, old recordings and videos, and also recreations to tell the extremely strange, upsetting story.
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I love that there's been kind of recreations of other memes with the Untitled Goose Game characters instead.
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Wormwood combines interviews with Eric and other experts, with recreations of the events leading up to Olson's death.
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Click here to view original GIFI love these totally stupid recreations of movies that just use stock footage.
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Weiner spoke with Mashable via email to discuss her stunning recreations of key scenes from Beyoncé's visual album.
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Yet like any recollection of childhood, he acknowledges that the miniature interiors are more nostalgic "composites" than recreations.
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Museveni becomes a meme In addition to these recreations, others decided to transport Museveni into some unfamiliar settings.
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A selection of their buildings became Upper Canada Village, one of Canada's most evocative recreations of its past.
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More recently, one of the educators, Jacqui Ansell, has been making a calendar with recreations of canonical paintings.
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Bert's Dreams, for example, will bring comedian Bert Kreischer's crazy dreams to life with animated recreations by Johnny McHone.
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Though his recreations — of paintings by Monet, Vermeer, and others — look framed, Cabanding's detailed process is entirely two-dimensional.
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The original live event first aired in May and featured recreations of All in the Family and The Jeffersons.
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We want to honor and respect our loved ones, not have disembodied recreations of their heads on our mantles.
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In my personal collection I have five, but these are pieces I've made myself – recreations of ones I've seen.
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In colorful recreations of tools, he expresses both a nostalgia and a cynical take on human dependency on technology.
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But unsurprisingly, it also highlights the same recreations that've been popping up all over YouTube and every gaming website.
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The bizarre things people are doing with copyright can be a similar trap to recreations, however; it's the familiar.
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Her recreations and juxtapositions expose how instrumentalized many of these canonical works, and our perceptions of them, have become.
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There have been countless recreations of the moment, but that's how many times people have watched #RiseandShine related content.
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It will feature Mr. Dion's recreations of the D.T.R.'s two field stations, along with archival photos and paintings.
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It's important to note that simulations are not perfect recreations of the real universe, and all of them contain drawbacks.
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That doesn't mean Modern Warfare will feature recreations of real conflicts or situations, but instead offer scenarios inspired by them.
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For four months, my evenings were essentially recreations of La Grande Bouffe, death wish included—only the whores were missing.
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The premise of Nailed It is based on the internet meme of people epically failing recreations of elaborate online recipes.
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"We happen to live in a society right now that values things like recreations and spinoffs and nostalgia," she says.
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Produced by Mndsgn, Wanna Be Your Man features recreations of three classic tunes from Right On Time, plus seven originals.
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These lifelike, anatomically accurate recreations of young children include "accessories" such as false eyelashes, wigs, warming devices, and cleaning tools.
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Cyrus accessorized with a pair of earrings that were small recreations of DeGeneres's groundbreaking April 14, 1997 cover of TIME magazine.
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Four months ago, she was promoted to recreations supervisor and has hired two women, training them to be naturalists as well.
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Sunday • Try out one of more than 2868 fitness classes at the city's 83 recreations centers for free, at various locations.
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The designers of that exhibit attempted to tell the country's history through recreations of things like streetscapes and a Chinese laundry.
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The exhibition features two life-size, recreations of these field stations, installed by Dion, based on his research of photographic archives.
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In recent years Analogue has starting working with another company called 216Bitdo, known for its excellent wireless recreations of classic Nintendo controllers.
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As he played recreations of early stringed instruments and a goat horn, a sense of timelessness and awe swept through the crowd.
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It's essentially a vastly more sophisticated version of pornographic photoshops, or a vastly more democratized version of Hollywood's digital recreations of actors.
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Who is she (Image: Hayes et al)Recreations of Paleolithic people at the museum usually look like the typical Geico commercial caveman.
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This is the case with Bisbee '17, with the recreations of the clashes between strikers and company men carrying almost unbearable intensity.
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An outbuilding could be used as a one-car garage or a "game hangar" with a Ping-Pong table or other recreations.
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These weren't just roadside medleys of animal exotica, they were man-made recreations of the Garden of Eden—bestiaries come to life.
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The drawings&apos resemblance to the superstars is uncanny, while the Disney-inspired elements of the reimaginings make the recreations truly magical.
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Though fighting games are inherently violent, the recreations of the candidates in "Yang2020 Path to Presidency" are obvious parodies performing cartoonish attacks.
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If you're curious to see how closely these recreations line up with the real thing, check out the comparison video right here.
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The trailers are shot-for-shot recreations of the trailers for the original film, teasing that the remake will mirror the original.
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The group will be gradually releasing these recreations on their social media pages, and the calendar will go on sale in December.
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Well, Weir and Lipinski decided to do their own recreations of the events in the bathtub, in the hallways, on the windowsill.
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When a pal suggested she stage her photos, she, her friends and her family members began bringing props from home for the recreations.
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CineFix has previously created other "8-bit cinema" recreations for movies like The Revenant, Mad Max: Fury Road and Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
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Click here to view original GIFHere are picture perfect recreations of the food emojis we all love to drop in our text messages.
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One could consider this tableaux to be Tanning's contribution to the practice of museum period rooms, such as recreations of 18th century parlors.
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The wands are authentic recreations from the movies and for an extra $10, you can get a special edition wand that lights up.
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He likes being able to see them online, and imagines seeing a variety of digital recreations of different skateboarders doing the same tricks.
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Far less common are full-size recreations of real-life coasters—probably because these things take a hell of a lot of work.
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You can see all the best picture recreations here, including their takes on Darkest Hour, Dunkirk, Get Out, Phantom Thread, and The Post.
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The eShop also supports the Nintendo Virtual Console, where you can download pixel-perfect recreations of select games from Nintendo consoles gone by.
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The rotoscoped rendition of the crime is surprisingly compelling, dodging the awkwardness that can come with recreations that aren't directed by Errol Morris.
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These traditional cabins are recreations of traditional "braña" huts, typical of mountainous landscapes where cattle feed on the last pastures of the summer.
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The interesting thing about them is that they are not recreations of old poles or commemorative pieces remembering the height of Haida culture.
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Sunday • Model trains zip through recreations of city landmarks in the Holiday Train Show at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx.
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The 16-year-old recently began posting detailed recreations of famous works of art using eye makeup on Instagram, and now everyone is obsessed.
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A crowd joins to take pictures and watch the Trump statue be hauled away by Parks and Recreations employees in New York on Thursday.
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A crowd joins to take pictures and watch the Trump statue be hauled away by Parks and Recreations employees in New York on Thursday.
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The result is a video we can all get behind — and the internet has, as it spurred thousands of comments and so many recreations.
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They reminded me of Vija Celmins' recreations of found rocks, with the difference that the beaver as artist/builder is a well-worn cliché.
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You can, however, grab these plush recreations of some of the pop artist's most famous artworks from Kidrobot and cozy up with a masterpiece.
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The sequel, Modern Warfare 2, plopped battles on American soil, and in doing so featured meticulous recreations suburban housing and fast-food burger joints.
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The technology and time involved in CGI recreations for major roles can make the prospect more costly than hiring even a first-tier actor.
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Today, the five large screens at the front of the room display recreations of the images seen during during the Apollo 11 moon landing.
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There's horror games like P.T. and Dead Space, platformers like Crash Bandicoot, and even recreations of unreleased games like Sucker Punch's Ghosts of Tsushima.
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Animals and creatures in the Star Wars films are a mix of practical -- relying on puppets, animatronics or people in suits -- or digital recreations.
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While Hodgin uses his stippling algorithm, which has magnetic particles that push pixels in different directions, to slowly build stipple recreations of classic artworks, denial.of.
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Works with the SNES' original controllers, but also with 8Bitdo's SN30 wireless controllers, which are near-perfect recreations of the Super Nintendo's gamepads—but better.
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It's not until well into the gallery that there are pictures of jail cells, knives, staged recreations of assaults, and men's torsos with stab wounds.
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Its proportions are wrong—like all recreations of urban space in Grand Theft Auto over the years, it doesn't contain enough shops, streets, or houses.
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Gold plated and engraved, these spiked baseball bats are recreations of the bats artist Matthew Bajda originally chained to poles and placed around San Francisco.
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All four were similarly structured, starting off on a High Heavens platform that descends down into recreations of other parts of the Diablo 3 world.
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At several different stations, visitors can listen to recreations of the voices of the interred dead, including Elias Ashmole, of the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford.
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It's meant to see if VR — or more specifically, compelling virtual recreations of real people — can ameliorate the isolation of living in a space colony.
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For a lifelong urban dweller, the countryside can appear two-dimensional, beauty confined to recreations on product packaging, ads, or an episode of Planet Earth.
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Both the vintage covers and their contemporary recreations feature buxom beauties posing seductively, but the aged versions are arguably even more gorgeous than the originals.
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Here are edited excerpts from a conversation with Mr. Cortis and Mr. Sonderegger, discussing a selection of original photos they chose, along with their recreations.
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The exhibition offers recreations of the show's most recognizable settings, which visitors can walk through, transporting them to the Crawleys' home in post-Edwardian England.
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Allison Crutchfield's recreations of their iconic suits, stylish but a little too tight, perfectly convey a duo in limbo: no longer schoolboys, not yet legends.
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Archival footage of Cunningham and some of his closest collaborators (including John Cage and Robert Rauschenberg) mix with the recreations for an immersive, illuminating experience.
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As part of the video rollout, Zander dressed four dolls as the women from the video, little recreations of the outfits and styling that appear onscreen.
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But, that giggling reaction is exactly what the reality show was aiming for when it created two drawn-out, true crime-style recreations for Annaliese's stories.
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In other areas of education, many classes have used VR tools to collaboratively construct architectural models, recreations of historic or natural sites and other spatial renderings.
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That's especially true in sprawling open-world games like Grand Theft Auto V and Watch Dogs, which are set in detailed recreations of real-world cities.
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The actor received the Generation Award from his Jurassic World costar Bryce Dallas Howard and his Parks and Recreations love interest Aubrey Plaza at the show.
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By the way ... Charpentier shot a commercial in 2014 for the Leica Camera company which showcased recreations of 100 famous photos, including the 1967 flower photo.
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Some fans of Dobrik shared their recreations of the video on Twitter and tagged SeatGeek's dIan Borthwick, who appears in some of Dobrik's vlog-style videos.
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The viewer moves through a short hallway, flanked on either side by these small bodies, many of them recreations of indigenous objects destroyed during the conquests.
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He's painted recreations of their wall art, traced the intricate timelines of recurring characters, and mapped out an unnervingly accurate estimate of their studio floor plan.
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She also sculpted facial recreations of nine of the 33 known victims of the 1970s serial killer John Wayne Gacy, although none have led to identifications.
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Although some of the British photographer's work can appear a bit sentimental, such as the Victorian recreations of biblical and Shakespearean scenes, her portraits remain compelling.
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Maybe, if you are lucky, you already know that some people use Peeps to make elaborate craft projects, including chandeliers, wreaths, jewelry, and recreations of romantic films.
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Software processes detailed photographs from every angle into 3-D recreations that provide much more information on the shape of a bone than length and width measurements.
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But in revering them, we should remember their murkier roots: instead of polished, cleaned up recreations, we should celebrate them in all their scuffed up, subversive glory.
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To achieve realistic 3D recreations, Sennheiser uses the century-old audio technique, known as binaural audio, which is captured from microphones on the earhook of each bud.
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Once the researchers obtained their chomper data, they ran it through a complex series of math equations to match their digital recreations with the volunteer's actual teeth.
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Numerous organizations and local government departments including Parks and Recreations, National Parks service, Trees Atlanta and Concrete Jungle are collaborating to develop, design and maintain the project.
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Through this method, Summerfield has filmed more than 20 titles, sharing recreations of everything from The Shawshank Redemption to Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me online.
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Formula E is going to offer computer-generated recreations of its races in virtual reality, starting with a downloadable version of next weekend's race in Long Beach.
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"The wedding is our reflection of all the stuff that we love about L.A. We're doing a lot of theatrical recreations of our favorite stuff," she said.
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In this installation in particular, the oscillation between period photographs, present-day recreations of the past, and present-day documentary footage create a different way of seeing.
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But, after assuring them that the project's intentions were pure, the elders gave him permission, provided the virtual recreations would remain invisible or abstract to the eye.
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It is about the tame recreations of white people, about men regaling women with either their stupendous feats of valor or the harrowing circumstances of their upbringing.
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The windows are filled with colorful candy-inspired displays titled "The Nutcracker Sweet," with recreations of scenes from Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker ballet, a winter-time favorite.
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Kovgan shoots her dancers on a city rooftop, in a sunlit studio, in a verdant garden, against an exuberantly painted backdrop; these are less recreations than reinterpretations.
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In the German city of Bremerhaven, the Klimahaus Bremerhaven 8° Ost exhibits recreations of different climate zones so museum goers can follow the tracks of changing temperatures.
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Mixing interviews with recreations of family events made to look like home movies, Polley tells a bold story with implications that go far beyond her own family.
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Making digital recreations of dead celebrities who can talk and ad lib during a show is also fairly easy now, thanks to chatbots modeled using artificial intelligence.
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Using archival footage, recreations and new interviews with the people behind the headlines, People Magazine Investigates brings exclusive and emotional first-hand access to 10 true crime cases.
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Instead of reading Toni Braxton on the album cover, Beyoncé cheekily changed the lettering to Phoni Braxton on her recreations of all three of Braxton's iconic cover shots.
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People Magazine Investigates features PEOPLE's crime reporters detailing their work for viewers, as well as archival footage, dramatic recreations and emotional interviews with those closest to the cases.
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Both are flawless recreations of the original gamepad, but each one, unfortunately, requires an ugly dongle (or two of them) to hang off the front of the console.
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In the age of high-fashion brands recreating cheap favorites -- Vetements' recreations of Hanes T-shirts for $740, for example -- Balenciaga may just be jumping on the bandwagon.
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Below are the scene recreations from this year's crop of Best Picture nominees, along with behind-the-scenes details Storino told Vanity Fair, which first published the images.
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He was even something of a clown in front of the camera, dressing up for recreations of scenes from Sir Walter Scott's novels, and playfully posing with friends.
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A new gallery section, "The Nineties," curated by Nicolas Trembley, will feature recreations of 11 seminal exhibitions from that decade in New York, London, Paris and Cologne, Germany.
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Photographer Maggie Storino and her clan of three children, Sadie, Sophia and Sloane, collaborate like seasoned industry pros in their recreations, from The Martian to the The Revenant.
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Media Molecule has acknowledged how often The Algorithm pushes recreations, but you don't have to go very far to find truly impressive and original work happening within Dreams.
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Things may not have ended well for Iron Man in Avengers: Engame, but the beloved hero will live on in fans' hearts and, of course, their Lego recreations.
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Stephenson's recreations come with the nuances and glitches of seeing these works online and filtered through Google's 360 backpack cameras: complete with distortions, bending, or just completely blurred-out.
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From subterranean cocktail bars with no menu and a laboratory aesthetic, all the way to recreations of pre-Prohibition saloons, our guide to Boston's best cocktails has you covered.
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Raquel Laranjo, a special-effects makeup artist, uses Dubsmash to showcase her celebrity likenesses, posting on Instagram recreations of stars including Michael Jackson, Freddie Mercury and, most recently, Prince.
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Included are a striking and disturbing series from 19473 by the Chinese artist Shen Shaomin (Osage Gallery) involving hyper-realistic recreations of the corpses of five dead Communist dictators.
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The Trump sketches have increasingly tended to be exaggerated recreations of Trump appearances, based on his own words, not an over-the-top, highly fabricated satirical vision of him.
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When 156 people were recently asked if they could draw some of the world's most iconic brand logos from memory, some of their recreations were laughably off the mark.
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The new flavors are all recreations of the brand's already successful pints including Peanut Butter Cup, Chocolate, Oatmeal Cookie, Sea Salt Caramel, Caramel Macchiato, Cinnamon Roll and Chocolate Covered Banana.
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Think of a bel paese trope, and it probably festoons this landmark local Italian food market: Various models of Vespas, mafia references, even recreations of street-side shrines to saints.
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So future trumpet players hoping to emulate Miles Davis could experience how their playing would sound in virtual recreations of all kinds of different performance spaces — odd postures and all.
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It has clearly been meticulously researched; everything from the all-important music (recreations of period songs alongside original recordings) to the wide lapels and gas-guzzling autos has been considered.
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As such, they've recorded a song for the soundtrack of the new Ghostbusters, and shot a music video featuring Hobby Lobby recreations of the movie's costumes, props, and spare car.
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This summer's "The Lion King" remake shares some shot-for-shot recreations with the original animated story while delivering some changes to the story with Nala and Simba's mother, Sarabi.
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To that end a later portion of the law is more relevant and realistic: It seeks to place unauthorized digital recreations of people under the umbrella of unlawful impersonation statutes.
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As spotted by RockPaperShotgun, thanks to ScummVM—a suite of retro game engine recreations that stands for "Script Creation Utility for Maniac Mansion"— Blade Runner is finally easier to play.
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C.W. "Life"; Igor Levit, piano (Sony Classical) After the death of a friend, Mr. Levit created an album-length meditation on how music continues beyond itself, through transcriptions, recreations, variations.
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For example, there wasn't enough metal in Japan post-World War II, so tin cans and other scrap were used to make recreations of American Jeeps, which became incredibly popular.
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"The Oslo Diaries" uses diary entries, previously unseen footage, interviews and some recreations to explain this lightning-bolt instance of diplomacy, and the film is intriguing if a little overproduced.
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These versions of Batwoman and Batgirl were not super long-lived, but in comics, there are always rebirths and recreations and multiple timelines, so the characters both went through changes.
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Before Korman's death in 2008 he and Conway toured with an act that featured stand-up comedy, recreations of their better-known skits and question-and-answer sessions with the audience.
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Instead of being a princess for the third year in a row, this Halloween celebrate your love for the ladies of comic books, anime and sci-fi with these brilliant recreations.
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Fourth, Googlers are mad that the company removed The Revolution of Our Times, a game that "allows players to participate in virtual recreations of the pro-democracy demonstrations" in Hong Kong.
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Despite knowing that the sounds are recreations based on interpretations, it can still feel as though you're hearing live recordings made at some of the most remote places on the planet.
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ARHT hasn't indicated that it will use Biggie for such purposes, but given how digital recreations have been used in the past (see Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly), it seems inevitable.
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As part of a promotional campaign for his American Greetings brand of greeting cards, Parks and Recreations star Nick Offerman came to Vegas to opine about the pitfalls of modern technology.
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Ryan Murphy's miniseries stoked an appetite for meticulous recreations of 1990s scandals; stories that remind us of the nuanced racial and gender dynamics behind the media spectacles of the recent past.
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New Instagram account moviecats is posting photo recreations of famous movie scenes just about every week, and they're all starring two adorable, 4-year-old Burmese cats named Tara and Willow.
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Janet Stephens takes no shortcuts—her recreations of historical hairstyles from ancient Greece and Rome, the Civil War era, and medieval Europe utilize only the period-appropriate tools of the trade.
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Most of his work is focused on the conceptual—constructions, recreations, or manipulations—but for this issue, he shared a series of self-portraits that he made between 2017 and 2018.
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Related: The 8 Best Artist Recreations of The Simpsons' Intro Couch Gag 5 Years Later, We're Still Addicted to Internet K-Hole This Machine Will Sing 90s Pop Songs for Eternity
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The transitions between these interior moments and colorful, often irreverent recreations of biblical scenes are occasionally awkward, and the performances from the rest of the cast are not equally fleshed out.
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Headphones are kind of like that: most of them are like video game recreations of a musical performance, while the best among them approach a Matrix-like realism that's beguiling and enchanting.
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Stay tuned, because we'll have plenty on the site, but we've also been seeing a bunch of other fun stuff, like recreations from Harry Potter and an Alexa version of Hal 9000.
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ET on Investigation Discovery Using archival footage, recreations and new interviews with the people behind the headlines, People Magazine Investigates brings exclusive and emotional first-hand access to 10 true crime cases.
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O. J. Simpson offer up broader societal contexts to justify their graphic recreations, The Act makes few observations about why these crimes happened and even fewer as to why recalling them matters.
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Maybe I could even get into the inherent problem that comes with trying to document anything, even mention how the first documentary film, Nanook of the North, was filled with forced recreations.
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Related: Disney Meets David Lynch in a Surreal Short Film [Premiere] How Stanley Kubrick Still Influences Artists, Filmmakers, and Musicians Today The 8 Best Artist Recreations Of The Simpsons' Intro Couch Gag
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Much of the criticism has focused on their use of elaborate onscreen graphics and recreations of the hotel room where she died as a means of speculating on the actress' final moments.
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The series, from a producing team that includes Jay Z, uses archival material, interviews and recreations to tell the story of how Mr. Browder was imprisoned for years without ever being convicted.
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The outfits are spot-on recreations and the faces bear at least some resemblance to the original actors: Nichelle Nichols as Uhura, the late Leonard Nimoy as Spock and William Shatner as Kirk.
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After finding an audiotape of Ontell's conversations with family members — including a fight with her husband — they stage recreations of the scenes with actors, who mouth the words while the original audio plays.
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And with 8Bitdo's $35 NES and SNES Bluetooth controllers, near-perfect recreations of the originals, you might feel like you're back in your parent's basement, slamming Capri Suns while playing Super Mario World.
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This 40-foot long, six-foot-high stack of six bookshelves is flanked with Bilal's Ashes Series — photographs of his small-scale recreations of buildings destroyed in the Iraq War, dusted with ashes.
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It is, after all, a exploration/puzzle game based on mindfuck sci-fi concepts: You explore 3D recreations of memories to piece together a wild tale about space travel and possible extraterrestrial contact.
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The show is from Alex Garland, an Academy Award-nominated director and will star Sonoya Mizuno ("Crazy Rich Asians"), Nick Offerman ("Parks and Recreations"), Jin Ha ("Hot Air") and Alison Pill ("The Newsroom").
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Its mix of documentary footage and vivid recreations are punctuated with the recollections of eyewitnesses — the worker who dropped the socket, the heroic men fighting off disaster, the scientist who designed the warhead.
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Architectural recreations or elaborate machines in Minecraft, complex and painterly scenes in TiltBrush—even MarioPaint song covers and Skyrim mods come to mind long before I might think of a game like Spore.
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On summer weekends, its population can grow by about 50 percent, with visitors stopping in to see the rodeo and the nightly recreations of Old West gunfights before heading west to the park.
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As Karenowska said, scientists may use 3D printing to produce rough blocks of stone while 3D machining technology — which yielded the small-scale replicated arch — would suit recreations that require more precise surface detail.
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The work comprises recreations of Talmudic books that were destroyed by the accidental bombing of Kassel's Fridericianum Library by the RAF in 1941 (they were already at risk of being burnt by the Nazis).
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Her exasperated sighs, panicked energy, and crazed stares into her recreations when the end product doesn't meet her expectations make up the self-destructive passion that everyone's felt at least once in their lives.
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Documentary filmmaker Errol Morris uses masterfully-executed recreations—seriously, this is one they teach you about in film school—to give a rich, thrilling, and necessarily nuanced portrait of a uniquely American nightmare scenario.
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We already knew this was true thanks to fan recreations of World of Warcraft and Zelda: Ocarina of Time, but this shot-for-shot remake of the Metal Gear Solid introduction is something else.
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In addition to her disturbingly quaint cake sculpture of Chernobyl, she's made tweezer-precise recreations of ruins from the Oklahoma City Bombing, the 1995 domestic terrorist attack in which 168 died, including 19 children.
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You might think some of the more detailed ones are just the work of superhuman art wizards, but there's a good chance the ones that replicate popular internet JPGs are in fact automated recreations.
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He is known for his wide range, which includes dramas, comedies and historical recreations — he played the fiery revolutionary figure Danton in a memorable 1983 film — and is known to be a bon vivant.
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Within minutes, numerous clips, GIFs and recreations of the eye roll began to spread like wildfire across the Chinese internet, prompting censors to suppress its spread and banning Liang's name from online search results.
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The building, which was converted into British military headquarters during World War II before sitting abandoned for 50 years, now sports elegant tiling, sophisticated décor and hand-painted recreations of the building's original murals.
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There are recreations of Mapplethorpe shooting some of his more famous works, like "Man in Polyester Suit" and a veiled Lisa Lyon, but no insight into how he considered his construction of these images.
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Even with a civil war in full swing, people seek some simple recreations and acts of normal life — young men get haircuts and women visit salons where a blow-dry costs 200 Yemeni Riyals ($0.80).
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His recreations are painstakingly put together—it can take half a year to complete the filming alone—but he has yet to achieve any real success (most of his videos have a few hundred views).
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With running times varying from two minutes to 365 days, and projects ranging from Romeo and Juliet recreations to animatronic old men, each video is a vastly different experience, and undoubtedly a work of art.
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It preserves their testimony and makes it accessible to younger generations without resorting to the Instagram recreations that drew tremendous audiences in Israel but also some criticism from those who said they trivialized the Holocaust.
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The most outrageous and unpredictable civil cases where audacious amounts of money hang in the balance, as told by the real participants on the front lines and featuring recreations taken from the actual trial transcripts.
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At this point The Disaster Artist turns into a behind-the-scenes account of the lunacy of making a project helmed by a lunatic, complete with note-perfect recreations of The Room's most notorious scenes.
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While Murder Made Me Famous has always used recreations to depict famous crimes, the Jim Jones episode will mark a first: producers play large sections of the authentic FBI audio recordings of the fateful mass suicide.
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During the ride, they're treated to shootouts performed by local actors and recreations of classic western scenes: an abandoned mine shaft, a frontier outpost, a Native American village complete with a plastic buffalo and grizzly bear.
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The cruise director takes charge of activities, entertainment, recreations and events for all ages of a cruise ship, for both kids and adults, whether it's games and scavenger hunts or happy hours and themed nightclub events.
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Exploring the legacy of groundbreaking modernist choreographer Merce Cunningham, Alla Kovgan's Cunningham uses on-location recreations of some of his landmark works, using the last generation of dancers who worked with Cunningham directly in his company.
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This is especially true for the incredibly detailed paintings, as you're able to get a good look at the finer points of everything from intricate hairstyles to shockingly realistic recreations of meals like a roast and carpaccio.
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And birthed from these solos came recreations from teenage boys channeling the same anguish and despair Troy expressed while singing "Bet On It" in High School Musical 2 after being banned from the country club talent show.
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Down here on Earth, roughly 500 million people watched the broadcast of the landing, a moment that would inspire dozens of fictional stories and factual recreations in the world of film and television for years to come.
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That means those brave enough to enter will get to experience recreations of the Hawkins National Laboratory, the Byers home (Christmas lights and all), and, of course, the Upside Down, all while being stalked by a Demogorgon.
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Every god has his or her own aesthetic, which comes through in everything from Media's crisp pop culture recreations to the Technical Boy's trippy digitized limo to the dingy kitchen of Slavic goddess Zorya Vechernyaya (Cloris Leachman).
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It is in the Rice Military neighborhood, about three miles west of downtown Houston and a mile and a half east of Memorial Park and its many recreations (golf, tennis and running trails to name a few).
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I remember the biggest art exhibition in Moscow in summer 2018: an enormous show at the Central House of Artists across the boulevard from Gorky Park featuring prints, photos, and recreations of the work of street artist Banksy.
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They're also adorably pint-sized recreations of their original selves, but the fact is: people still want to play these games, and 20-plus bundled together in an easy, plug-and-play box represents a great value proposition.
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All your impressions, everything you see, is part of the game (Game No. u7), the details generated by multiple information feeds plus the recreations and player memories, not to be confused with your memories, as you have none.
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Many of my studies centered on the Italian Renaissance, and I first fell in love with the series with 2009's Assassin's Creed II and its faithful recreations of iconic structures like Florence's Duomo and the Ponte Vecchio.
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They were recreations of photos that had accompanied the initial debut of the collection, which rolled out late last year after Mr. West had skipped fashion week following a will-he-or-won't-he dance with the schedule.
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Made famous for being the preferred ride for MI6 agent 007, the company recently announced plans to make 25 recreations of the famed 1964 DB5 driven by Sean Connery in "Goldfinger" — priced at more than $3.5 million each.
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Technology of the time may have meant these studios fell slightly short of the perfect recreations they were aiming for, but in at least trying they unwittingly created something that would become far more important years down the line.
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The new SN30 Pro (based on the original Super Nintendo controller) and SF30 Pro (based on the original Japanese Super Famicom controller) are near-perfect recreations of what is easily one of the most ergonomic gamepad Nintendo ever created.
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One Google employee who asked not to be named told Recode that the company could have better handled the removal of The Revolution of Our Times, which allows players to participate in virtual recreations of the pro-democracy demonstrations.
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In a field where intense recreations of violence and intimacy are often part of the job description, victims of sexual misconduct are often disregarded or otherwise face effective banishment from the theater community's predominantly male-run list of organizations.
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From the disappearance of eight bejeweled Fabergé eggs made for the Romfamily during the Russian Revolution to the discovery of a hoard of artwork missing since World War II, each case is illustrated with archival footage and dramatic recreations.
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How we watch sports is changing in a big way Until then, though, the virtual recreations of the races will be offered as downloads in the days following each race on the Oculus, HTC Vive, and PlayStation VR stores.
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The gameChange trial began on July 1 in the UK. It will last 18 months and puts patients into VR recreations of real-world situations they might find difficult, like getting on a bus or walking down the street.
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Memes feel too big to simply disappear from the internet, and yet I wonder if this will be the fate for many of them: recreations crafted from memories and scraps of footage made by the people who still care.
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While one might argue that we already know he's a killer and don't necessarily need to see grisly recreations of his work, by being so coy about Bundy's murderous side, the film ends up feeling strangely unbalanced and empty.
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As was to be expected, this year's The Shape of Water, which is quite literally a film about a mysterious sea creature living in water, proved to be one of the more challenging recreations the Chicago-based family tackled.
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From the crumbling home of Canada's leader to lavish recreations of palaces in China: Hengdian World Studios, in a small town in central China, churns out scores of movies and television series from each period in the country's history.
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Sega hasn't made consoles itself since the Dreamcast in 1999, but has allowed companies such as AtGames and Brazil's Tectoy to sell modern-day recreations of the Genesis and Master System—emulation-based affairs that have notably gotten negative reviews.
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They remind elderly couples or red-scarved school groups to whisper as they wander through the 33-hectare campus with its dozens of museums housing three-dimensional recreations of life under Japanese occupation in the 1940s, or during the "Red Age".
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Anderson and Sertillanges went to great lengths to capture specific details in the Lego recreations of these space icons, including how Sally Ride's name tag says just "Sally," which is in keeping with a request she actually made in real life.
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While the show has been applauded for its sumptuous period costumes and vivid recreations of 1950s New York City, it's also been criticized for its anachronistic dialogue, as well as its whitewashing of the complex racial politics of the time.
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Last year, the network capitalized on Friends' British boom by staging FriendsFest, a five-day exhibition in East London's Brick Lane that included recreations of the show's famous set pieces for superfans and their, er, friends, to nerd out over.
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Check out the clip below: Related: Simpsons Fan Creates a Bloody, Beautiful Couch Gag The Simpsons' Couch Gag: Now in Virtual Reality This Homemade Simpsons Couch Gag Is a Nightmare The 8 Best Artist Recreations Of The Simpsons' Intro Couch Gag
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More than 100 works by dozens of artists made it into the annual show, which took over Spoke's San Francisco gallery this weekend, ranging from Greg Gossel's pop art portraits to Miles Richie's woodcarvings and Jayde Fish's detailed prop recreations.
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From a couple's wedding inspired by Moonrise Kingdom and The Grand Budapest Hotel, to these miniature recreations of scenes and sets from The Darjeeling Limited and The Royal Tenenbaums, it seems Anderson's aesthetic resonates with fans all over the world.
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Massachusetts-based artist Melanie Bernier's unorthodox answer comes in the form of wool, vinyl fabric, wood, and thread to create Joints, a series of 4:20-friendly sculptural recreations of weed nuggets and as the name would suggest, tightly-rolled spliffs.
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His creations, some original, others recreations of scenes from books and movies like Harry Potter and Star Wars, demonstrate a mastery of Paint on a similar level to Murray's, though with only a mere tiny sum of the social media traction.
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In some instances, the dimensional recreations feel additive to the figurative inspiration, as with the pergola that frames the Japanese print of a scene on a pergola so precisely, it forces the perspective of the image into the gallery space.
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Delicate diamond-studded recreations of the Chinese illustrations of flora and fauna on the original screens, which the designer used as movable walls and often cited as among her favorite possessions, could also be found across the collection on display.
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The museum, opening this week, tells the story by asking questions about the origins, process and outcome of the Revolution, using thousands of historic artifacts, digital recreations of historic events, and replicas of important scenes and objects from the period.
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HBO will partner with global events provider GES for the exhibition's "10,000-square-foot interactive experience," which will include recreations of landscapes from King's Landing to Meereen, as well as the House of Black and White and the throne room itself.
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But for people in their early 30s like me, those early eras of polygonal games and the first attempts at "photorealistic" recreations of real-life locations have created capsules of cities at a time it's otherwise impossible to return to and revisit.
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One look through Jenner's Instagram Stories, and your eyes will be filled with larger than life recreations of her daughter's likeness, carnival rides, a gift shop, and wall of giant bears — extravaganza doesn't seem like a big enough word to describe it.
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Embrace this period of new beginnings by spending plenty of time doing your signature recreations: learning about philosophy, studying law and religion, traveling, teaching, public speaking, publishing, poorly planned adventuring, and climbing to vista points to take in the big-picture view.
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Fans of these fairytale classics can now lounge poolside wearing the swimwear recreations of their favorite princesses' outfits from an water-friendly interpretation of Pocahontas' fringed, one-shoulder tunic to the company's take on Ariel's seashell bra, minus the whole fishtail thing.
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Bortholuzzi tells The Creators Project that he tries in his miniatures to "recreate a proper atmosphere of [a] time or location," and whether he's rendering a street scene, a shabby garage, or Bilbo Baggins' hobbit habitat, he spares no detail in his recreations.
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"When [the US has] the technology to do these things, we resurrect dead people and put them on stage without their agency," Berkman says, alluding to hologram recreations of Tupac Shakur and Michael Jackson that have played major festival stages and award shows.
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A permanent Viking exhibition opened this summer at the Museum of Cultural History, and Viking Planet, a private entertainment center described as a "visual portal to the Viking age" with digital recreations of the lifestyle, opened next to City Hall in Oslo.
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The swirling image of its facade from the nearby main road creates a mood for what's inside: 103,000 square feet of audaciously displayed and slickly produced videos and audio visuals, as well as recreations of Bedouin life and ancient tools, costumes and artifacts.
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But the unabashed earnestness of it all — the conviction with which garish costumes are worn, nerdy jokes are delivered, and lo-fi recreations of famous comic panels are staged — it's got a cheesy heart you can't buy with any amount of money.
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That was a deliberate move designed to remind viewers — many of whom are likely used to watching docudramas that strive for realism — that this is just a movie, and movies aren't the events themselves; they're recreations of events, and subject to interpretation.
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The California-based artist has made many extraordinary pieces using tens of thousands of Jelly Belly beans, such as recreations of Vincent Van Gogh's The Starry Night and Johannes Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring, as well as portraits of George Clooney and other celebrities.
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Meanwhile, "Reference Track" takes what sounds like the same vocal—or at least the same lyrics—and transports it to a more gothic and sinister register, heavy on plucked synth recreations of acoustic instruments, agitated foley samples, and viscerally lithe, front-and-center drum programming.
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Have a look at the on-point recreations of shots from Barack and Michelle before the March 2009 National Newspaper Publishers Association reception, while taping the 2015 World Expo in the White House Diplomatic Reception Room, and of course, their Essence cover from Oct. 2016.
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Only the Golden Globes would be perverse enough to have a musical category and then decide that "Judy" does not belong there, even though Ms Zellweger's performance is notable for the numerous songs she belts out in the film's recreations of Garland's London cabarets.
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On the walls of the hallway were small boxes and envelopes, recreations of the dozens of rape kits that Shvarts had collected from forensic examiners, sexual assault nurse examiners, and other sexual assault response experts from across the country, displayed in alphabetical order by state.
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But when Ricardo Miguel Godinho, an evolutionary anthropologist at the University of York, made digital recreations of a skull believed to be 300,000 to 125,000 years old, he found no evidence that its brow ridges provided any of the practical benefits suggested by earlier studies.
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In the fictional New York streets, I've discovered a seemingly arbitrary personal limit to what I do and don't enjoy about video game aggression: I can brutalize people who look like my friends in lifelike recreations of places I've lived, so long as those bodies remain closed.
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For those looking to explore lesser-known films, the curator suggests Ran or Kagemusha, which feature original 16th century armor on loan from museums, as well as recreations from Marutake Sangyo Co., which reportedly crafts 90 percent of the armor used in modern day film interpretations.
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"If I wrote The Innocent Man as a novel, folks probably wouldn't believe it," Grisham says in the clip, which includes a mix of interviews, dramatic recreations, and footage of the actual coerced confessions—a kind of road map for what we can expect from the series.
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In fact, the range of new products and services, as well as enhancements and recreations of existing products and services that AI, deep learning and other advanced types of software technologies can enable in combination with sensors, connectivity and powerful distributed computing is going to be transformational.
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This includes popular musicians Pizzicato Five and Cornelius's recreations of obscure 1960s exotica sounds, Japanese denim companies' reproductions of moribund dyeing, yarn spinning, and weaving techniques to create high-quality jeans, and even Suntory's Yamazaki, a single malt in more demand than what is coming out of Scotland.
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The page focused on this site presents stunning footage of the statues and landscape, detailed information about Rapa Nui indigenous culture and history, 3D recreations of the statues, and an overview of current efforts to stabilize the climate threat to the island and its living and statuary occupants.
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Throughout 2016, Hargreaves also created Rice-Ko, a series of recreations of Rothko works made entirely of different colored rice and Staff Meals of the World, a website consisting of a photographic and textual exploration of what workplaces around the world feed their staff and why they do so.
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Vimal Patel is back with a handful of new Nintendo Switch experiments involving everyone's favorite building toy, but the most interesting of the lot are his recreations of the Labo piano, motorcycle handlebars, and fishing rod, which are arguably some of the most compelling reasons to try out the cardboard kits.
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Washington (CNN)The pilot who orchestrated the dramatic plane landing in the Hudson River 7373 years ago told a congressional panel Wednesday that he can see how crews would have struggled during the recent Boeing 737 MAX crashes after he spent time in a simulator running recreations of the doomed flights.
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In 1801, Joseph Strutt published his history of British sport with the expansive title, typical of the time period, of The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England, Including the Rural and Domestic Recreations, May-Games, Mummeries, Pageants, Processions, and Pompous Spectacles, From the Earliest Period to the Present Time.
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Pour, who is of Iranian descent and perhaps best known for his paneled recreations of carpets and rugs inspired by the Silk Road, bears an intense fascination with the interweaving of different cultures: "Part of my interest is looking at cross-cultural connections and displacement," Pour explains to The Creators Project.
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The 2016 Spring showcase titled, Experiments in Storytelling, featured over a dozen projects, from VR recreations of The Shining to a rogue AI based two-player escape room, the boundaries of what technology should be used for and how it can function were beautifully shattered into a million ingenious, interactive pieces.
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Here, kite-like recreations of his most-famous works "Surveilance Camera" (2006), "Brain Inflation" (2009) and "Study of Perspective" (1995-2011) are on display, as well as references to the work of his father, the eminent Chinese poet and activist Ai Qing, who spent time in Paris in the 1920s and '30s.
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The father of two has devoted a lot of time and effort over the past few months to entertaining his 12.7 million followers by posting top-notch dad content, including everything from videos of himself singing about the dangers of drinking too much to full-blown recreations of his kids' music videos.
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What separates My Scientology Movie from its predecessors is Theroux's use of dramatic reenactments as a way not only to capture a version of real-life past events on film, but also as a type of catharsis for participating ex-members, like Marty Rathbun, who helped direct recreations from his own memories.
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These academic studies sit alongside popular representations, like the stark photographic recreations of last meals by Jacquelyn C. Black, or the 2004 cookbook by Brian D. Price, a former Texas prison inmate who prepared many of the last meals at the prison where he was incarcerated, and wanted to share the recipes.
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An In-House Artist Recreations of Versace's famous bed spreads and pillows were made and brought in for the filming of American Crime Story, but the hotel's intricate wall art has been maintained for years by an artist on staff that works to keep up and carefully restore the many murals on the property. 10.
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Complete with recreations of the famous fountain couch, Monica's living room, Joey and Chandler's La-Z-Boy setup and a host of custom cocktails—the "How You Doin,'" the "Smelly Cat,""Chanberries,"—fans of the iconic '90s sitcom are flocking to the northside bar to get a selfie (or six) in its eerily familiar surroundings.
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They include, to name a few, "Ancient and Modern Foods" (2002), a sculpture by Eduardo Abaroa that depicts a wooly mammoth covered in hostess cakes; Pettibon's miniature recreations of famous artworks; and McCarthy's "Propo — Miracle Whip" and "Propo — Daddies Ketchup" (both 1991), photographs of condiment bottles that appear to have been unearthed from an archeological dig.
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Sometimes that means moment-for-moment recreations, like designer DrJones20's primitive attempt to build the opening moments of A New Hope, complete with audio that sounds like someone held a real bad microphone up to their TV: Or there's a designer like APE_MONKEY_BOY21, who focused solely on the sequence in Rogue One where Vader becomes Jason Voorhees.
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From Nan Goldin's intimate yet uncompromising self-portrait in bed, to Anna Gaskell's dreamlike scenarios played out by young girls, via Nikki S. Lee's recreations of American subcultures, or Shirin Neshat's complexly meaningful hand portraits, the show includes photography and video, going from 1970s feminist art to Marina Abramović's performance art—and it definitely feels like it should be bigger, incidentally.
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The anthology "Highbrow, Lowbrow, Brilliant, Despicable: 20103 Years of New York" (Simon & Schuster) encapsulates those five convulsive decades in lavish illustrations, vivid oral histories and evocative recreations by, among others, Tom Wolfe, Jimmy Breslin, Nora Ephron, Nicholas Pileggi, Julie Baumgold and Gael Greene from the magazine's more than 2,300 issues edited, most prominently, by Clay Felker, Ed Kosner and Adam Moss.
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Then there's the deliriously grand choices of period music, like Nat King Cole's "The Autumn Leaves" and Mel Torme's "In the Evening (When the Sun Goes Down)," and the spot-on recreations of the actresses' earlier films – not to mention the very '60s, very Saul Bass-ian opening title sequence, which effortlessly transports you to a time of opulent glitz and glamour.
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Social media hasn't destroyed that need for fans to get together to make their own costumes and props; to make their own recreations of things they see on shows; and to argue incessantly about the canon of the show; the trivia of the show; to find the flaws in the show; to want to know exactly how some particular favorite scene was made; what were the funny stories associated with it.
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Having worked on high-profile features like Brokeback Mountain, The Fighter, Silver Linings Playbook and Joy, Becker has become known for her spot-on recreations of very particular places and times in the 20th Century, most memorably the gritty/glam '70s-era New York City of American Hustle, the glossy 1950s backdrops of Carol, and her first jaunt into the realities and faux-realities of early '60s Tinseltown with Hitchock.
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When I asked a showrunner recently what she was tired of seeing in sample scripts sent to her by young writers (who often will write what's called a "spec pilot" for a show of their own devising), she pointed out just how many drama pilots she read that were beat-for-beat recreations of the Breaking Bad pilot, right down to the opening that picks up in the middle of the story.
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It's hard to avoid headlines lamenting the demise of some New York institution or another these days (diners, dollar slice shops, Jewish delis, Manhattan bodegas), but over the past few years, I've been noticing a new kind of New York establishment dotting the sidewalks, not unlike the one in the town where I reside: meticulously detailed recreations of classic New York eateries, sometimes arising in the same areas where their old-timey analogues are being displaced by gentrification.
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It would take a lot of bad-faith effort to seriously consider a game like the gloriously irreverent 2016 DOOM revival or the candy-colored superhero match-ups of Overwatch's armed battles a model for real-world behavior, but military shooters like the Call of Duty, Battlefield, and Medal of Honor series are explicitly representational—their guns are recreations of real guns and their various factions and locales are thinly fictionalized, if they are at all.
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The marketing materials for Death of a Nation say it "cuts through progressive big lies to expose hidden history and explosive truths" through "stunning historical recreations and a searching examination of fascism and white supremacy," which plays out in the poster's imagery: On Lincoln's side are Civil War soldiers on the battlefield and shackled black slaves; on Trump's, antifa symbol-bearing protesters with posters that say things like "Another World Is Possible" and "Immolate Your Local Fascist" and throwing objects into burning flames.
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